That's another aspect of the record Marshall can revel in.
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Watch below and revel in this new form of art.
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I started to revel in the challenge ahead of me.
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This flesh, this pliable, weak flesh — we revel in it.
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Instead, revel in the Fidlock fasteners in the video above.
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For all that, "Watchmen" appears to revel in its impenetrability.
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And I will revel in trolling Patriots fans once again.
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Subcultures also exist who revel in their forbidden lawn game.
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They revel in their funny shapes and own their quirks.
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I would hope that people would revel in the track!
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They revel in the quiet, and in their newfound friends.
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And unless they revel in estrangement, I'd accentuate the positive.
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Dahua has seemed to revel in the Commerce Department's sanction.
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I'd revel in a Sunday night dinner of fish tacos.
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Today her parents back her and revel in her achievements.
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Gravity Chopsticks | $242 Revel in the design of these smart chopsticks.
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These artists latched onto figurative styles to revel in unabashed homoeroticism.
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At other times, he appears to revel in his Washington experience.
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"I revel in his bravery," Morrison said about his only child.
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I cut a few slices for myself and revel in pride.
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Revel in the endless sequence of "constructed interactions" known as life!
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RSVP here, and get ready to revel in the single life.
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To revel in doing things and care less about having things.
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Cook them, and revel in the peace that activity can bring.
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He seemed to revel in the masculine culture of confrontation there.
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He had to issue a command and revel in their obeisance.
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This is not to say I revel in my self-hatred.
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Revel in the fact that technology has given you this gift.
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Now your mind is free to revel in nonlinear, associative thought.
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They revel in the freedom and the permission to be racist.
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And this is a place where folks revel in that feeling.
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It's finally time to revel in the jeweled darkness of autumn.
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The Sputnik hosts seemed to revel in having a new audience.
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Populists care little about legalities and revel in their outsider status.
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Chelsea has every right to revel in its new hero's rise.
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He is known to revel in the military trappings of his job.
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We revel in having a whole relaxing night of the weekend left.
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Just revel in the magic... ...o the Harry Potter filter on Snapchat.
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My people revel in the mud, prepare for it, lust after it.
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They will allow him to revel in his ability as a dealmaker.
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Instead, I get to revel in my choice — because it doesn't matter.
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Ideally, Cruz would just ignore Wall Street and revel in its disdain.
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Fugitives are seized and enforcers revel in their sovereignty, drunk on power.
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If for no other reason than to revel in its weird dialogue.
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Most Saudis are religious, and appear to revel in the holy month.
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Of course, we revel in the idea of confounding people's expectations too.
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Social scientists have learned that monument visitors revel in that same bigness.
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Roundup Certain grown-ups revel in dumb generalizations about young adult literature.
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Revel in the majesty of the Voyager missions in the gallery above.
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We all like to revel in our past successes to some degree.
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Most actors revel in opportunities ... to play these kinds of character parts.
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Like Trump, Gulf state regimes revel in gilt and traffic in geld.
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Then make them next week and revel in the flavors of spring.
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Make doughnuts midmorning and revel in the happiness that they can deliver.
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Listening to the stupid woman revel in the spotlight made him ill.
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Trump's administration has seemed almost to revel in its anti-Islamic sentiments.
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Leave it to the novelist Sam Lipsyte to revel in the absurdity.
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Unlike the canvases, the drawings revel in rich color and are minimally patterned.
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At their worst, these videos revel in the weaponized power of online reviews.
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We could revel in this moment (honestly, the whole film), free of interruption.
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Bell Pottinger almost seemed to revel in working for the most controversial clients.
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Revel in the incorrect use of the word "literally" and weirdly unfinished sentences.
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Few used art to explicitly explore queer desire, much less revel in it.
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You revel in your own beauty and sensuality and that's completely for yourself.
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And so I think we all need to just revel in the now.
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Watch the replay back again, revel in it: That headbutt is composed, chilling.
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Trump allies appeared to revel in the allegations against Schneiderman on Monday night.
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A Word With Some celebrities revel in the spotlight; others, not so much.
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Many of the nine justices revel in their low-tech, old-fashioned ways.
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" Or revel in the bitterness and violence of "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
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Yorke and Godrich revel in subtle, complex, changeable layerings and richly shadowy sounds.
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Time slows, and you have to be able to revel in that lag.
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Even if everything crashes and burns, she'll revel in it while it lasts.
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Even Jets fans can't flood the streets to revel in the Brady departure.
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Trump is someone who values chaos and even seems to revel in it.
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Make Mark Bittman's recipe for cod and potatoes and revel in its deliciousness.
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Then she launches a mutual artistic project, as they revel in her letters.
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He also seemed to revel in his authority to launch a quick strike.
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I recommend that you read the "Collected Stories" and revel in her voice.
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Before we can revel in our mastery, we must first learn the basics.
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Together, both spirits — the Baron and Maman — revel in eroticisms, obscenities and drinking.
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Some works revel in minute details, including a fascinating series from Vija Celmins.
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And no doubt they will revel in the independence of the Lottery children.
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Tumblr, you can revel in anonymity, say whatever you want without fear of it
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Dan Gainor: Media revel in London anti-Trump protests as obsession with Russia continues .
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Inspired by the ambition of its Founding Fathers, its people revel in their dynamism.
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A display that you and your Super Bowl-viewing guests can really revel in.
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Contradictory to their formal nature, the works revel in their own fragility and impermanence.
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We revel in tales of ingrowns that come out easily — in a long spiral!
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Some officials running public pension funds seem to revel in their new-found power.
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And Jimmy Carter seemed to revel in scolding us over our national economic malaise.
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Revel in the role of the early bird with this Currys PC World deal.
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OK, said the President, who seemed to revel in the reality TV-like meeting.
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Even more than most world leaders, they revel in the arts of political theatre.
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And the people who worked for Insys seemed to revel in their own salesmanship.
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"While it can be extremely annoying, most nights I revel in it," Hope says.
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The band doesn't merely understand, and revel in, what a historical anomaly it is.
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First, there were so many people in Dothan who would revel in his downfall.
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Ms. Veselnitskaya seems to revel in her emergence as a player in Russian policy.
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And they are still objects, even as they revel in their own willing objectification.
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It's been fun to revel in the glory, even though I know it's misplaced.
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Get ready to make your mark and revel in some high-pressure, exhilarating competition.
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Mr. Trump seemed to revel in the tabloid's saucy coverage of his personal life.
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Men like Dutton revel in the power that gives him as did John Howard.
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But in the meantime, let's take a moment to revel in all of her appearances.
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"There are a lot of people who revel in comedy, in comic relief," she said.
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She appears to revel in playing people who live and thrive in the shadowy gray.
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SWATting is a popular threat with online gamers and SWAuTistic seemed to revel in it.
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The show doesn't shy away from this; sometimes it even seems to revel in it.
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These volunteer do-gooders are interfering "asses" who revel in passing down unduly punitive sentences.
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Or taking a minute to revel in Maisie Williams' pre-Game of Thrones toddler cardigan?
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Moyer's new paintings revel in color and visual pleasure, scrambling distinctions between abstraction and representation.
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We haven't chosen the easiest of these topics, but it's one that we revel in.
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Revel in the Revolve's 360-degree sonic coverage and become deeply immersed in your entertainment.
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Democrats participating in the protests seemed to revel in sitting casually on the House floor.
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Visitors to Casa Bella's teepees can revel in the natural splendor of the Sierra Nevada.
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And Thorne's adaptations revel in getting to first explore and then soothe their protagonists' loneliness.
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Both Ms. Holmes and Mr. Shkreli courted celebrity and seemed to revel in media attention.
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Women at the festival seemed to revel in the freedom of a newfound safe zone.
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For those who revel in urban life, it's hard to believe it can just stop.
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In winter, he said, you get to catch your breath and revel in the slowness.
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Rivals, sometimes led by the president himself, seemingly revel in directing fire at each other.
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Trump, who is known to appreciate pomp and circumstance, is sure to revel in the pageantry.
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For most of the campaign, he seemed to revel in a kind of freedom and iconoclasm.
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I wanted to revel in Petty's brand of Americana, which stressed forgetting worries over all else.
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Republicans who revel in characterizing the Democrats' plans as "Robin Hood economics," have it exactly wrong.
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Before we get to the bad news lets just revel in the majesty of this thing.
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I revel in the white space between the cutouts of a breast, a head, a branch.
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Haters aside, Shelton told People that he's going to revel in the good news all year.
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At this moment, I want to revel in all that they do, see, feel and learn.
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Saltalamacchia's grand slam helps Tigers win PITTSBURGH — Shane Greene allowed himself to revel in the moment.
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In his retirement, most of the world will revel in Garnett's indomitable spirit and fierce competitiveness.
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Vice and Smith, who remains the company's executive chair, used to revel in a pirate persona.
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Yes. But we will choose to ignore them and instead revel in Cardi living her life.
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But this, at its core, was a victory for the average Puerto Ricans to revel in.
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Trump seemed to revel in the news with a favorite standby: a tweet and a nickname.
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Instead, they coax us to accept their complexities and, in turn, revel in our own skin.
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Cruz used the debate to revel in the news that Carly Fiorina had just endorsed him.
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As for the magic of The Monkees, your best bet is to revel in its mystery.
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They revel in every squeak and slur of Sia's voice, giving the album a wacky audacity.
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Two exhibitions at the Baltimore Museum of Art revel in the unique strangeness of one's mind.
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Both are half-Filipino California natives, and "we both revel in being different," Mr. Criss said.
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In all its complexity, Salvador is a hard place to make connections and revel in serendipity.
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Then proceed to revel in your final hours of sloth before those resolutions officially kick in.
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"How we revel in her enchantment with her newfound theatrical world," De Vries wrote to Salinger.
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It is when you should experiment with lobster and revel in the possibilities presented by duck.
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It might not stay for long, but love it and revel in it while it lasts.
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Why, for example, do audiences revel in the protracted, gruesome torture and mutilation of beautiful women?
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A site where you can enjoy nature or revel in the excitement of a bustling city?
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Sit back, relax, and revel in all the over-the-top moments from the new Baywatch teaser.
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Wallace seems to revel in shredding my furniture, ignoring the scratching post alternatives I try to introduce.
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"I know this sounds actory, but I really do revel in wearing those tight outfits," she says.
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Need to revel in some nostalgic goodbye video that will probably make you cry some Broadway tears?
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Environmental laggards, such as Saudi Arabia and Russia, will revel in the poor precedent America is setting.
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The point is for you to revel in the aquatic scenery and the thrill of being hunted.
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But he speaks of his regret that he did not revel in the fun of it more.
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So it's unclear why companies continue to push products that seem to revel in their own hideousness.
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I watch Vanderpump Rules and revel in the gossip before taking Advil PM and going to sleep.
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The whole point of the book, and indeed the series, is to revel in the twee-ness.
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So let's revel in the life of Perry Rosen, one of the last vintage jukebox repairmen around.
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Sometimes there was nothing for it but to revel in the ephemeral bliss of a perfect cup.
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Put your phone on do not disturb, whack on some Kiasmos and revel in your smug solitude.
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Clean, green, and serene: That's May's astrological trifecta, as we revel in Taurus season until the 20th.
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His sense of humor shines through in dozens of songs, including those that revel in surreal nonsense.
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Yet Liman, to his credit, is not content to revel in the shine of his leading man.
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If owners and trainers treat this like camp, their horses revel in what are essentially spa days.
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Instead, revel in some of the strange and wonderful stats we can pore over thanks to Pornhub.
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Trump used the debate to revel in the news that Ben Carson was about to endorse him.
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You get to revel in being one of many, and celebrate how good that can really feel.
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All I want to do is sit quietly and revel in the sugar-party of my senses.
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Is it just me, or does she seem to particularly revel in that part of the bargain?
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On the one hand, allowing girls to revel in their physicality and femininity is a good thing.
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After reading that, I couldn't quite bring myself to revel in their blinking lights and beckoning noises.
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Trump is playing the people who support him and they revel in the delight of being played.
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Although servicing might seem like a nuisance, some watch owners actually seem to revel in the experience.
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Yet Yorkshire folk, it must be said, often revel in their reputation for being blunt and taciturn.
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A hush falls over the crowd as they revel in the rarity of what they've just seen.
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At worst it is to revel in those things, to believe them fundamental to the natural order.
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But never before have we seen the campaigns revel in their opponents' insults with such obvious glee.
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Mostly, the SAG Awards were a night for actors to talk up and revel in their craft.
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She has not a moment to revel in this so-called accomplishment, which she got by default.
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Don't get me wrong: I revel in first-world problems, but this socialite drama embarrasses even me.
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And if you liked him, you could revel in the sight of him breaking all the rules.
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Leo Fitzgerald is also excellent as a cultish writing instructor who seems to revel in inappropriate behavior.
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As an opponent of Trump's policies, it is tempting to revel in his numerous failures to date.
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Uuni 2S Wood-Fired Oven With Stone Baking Board | $299 Revel in the design of these smart chopsticks.
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Your mom should revel in her own glory with gifts that make her feel smart, sophisticated, and valued.
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But you might not want to revel in excitement for too long: The sale only runs through Sunday.
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In Jablon's use of language, words create worlds, eschewing the fixity of reference to revel in utopian otherworldliness.
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If you're older than that, listen to Wavves with me instead, and we can revel in our irrelevancy.
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Let me revel in my dream of cheap orthodontics until they become detached and ruin my entire jaw.
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Though populists revel in simplicity, his aim is to make economics context-specific and point out its complexities.
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In a 25-page legal filing, Twitter lawyers appeared to revel in their opposition to the Trump administration.
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Consequently, Indigenous peoples experience endemic poverty, while oil oligarchs, mining barons and hereditary elites revel in extraordinary wealth.
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So why when we're depressed do we sometimes want to accentuate it, almost enjoy it, revel in it?
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Well, after Foles WON the Super Bowl on Sunday, it was Jawstradamus' time to revel in his prescientness!!!!
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The Fourth of July brought the country together to revel in all things that unites us as Americans.
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Once inside, with the foam-insulated door firmly shut, a visitor could revel in the blissful non-sound.
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He also seemed to revel in his role as grandfather, doting on Heaven and walking her to school.
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Most action shows revel in the badassery of violence, the sexiness of military uniforms and jargon and guns.
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"People who revel in 'librul tears' invaded KiA and brought with them the content they like," Ode_to_Joy said.
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Trump seemed to revel in the bipartisan dealmaking, calling Schumer and Pelosi to brag about the news coverage.
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She overthrew Bhagwan's other secretary, Laxmi, to become his righthand, and she seemed to revel in the power.
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The referential films revel in nostalgia: for genre tropes and archetypes, design and characterization, pop culture and myth.
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Democrats fundraised off the protests and appeared to revel in the sense that they had Republicans off balance.
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Some people cringe at the thought of shopping on Thanksgiving or Black Friday, but I revel in it.
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And despite the extensive visuals of flora and fauna, this Emily never seems to revel in nature's bounty.
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Barbara Ann begs Dr. Phil for his help, while Bregoli seems to revel in the spectacle of conflict.
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And when I get them wrong, I revel in debriefing with friends who play, over email or text.
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Republicans can revel in their tactical ingenuity, while Democrats will work to put the clamps down for good.
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"We don't have much time left to revel in the carnival of bubbles," she said in a speech.
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But he doesn't revel in suffering, either; he figures out what hurting sounds like and then articulates it.
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"The definition was 'to revel in a boisterous manner or to be loud and drunken,'" Mr. Brochu said.
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Ms. Damrau and Mr. Grigolo plainly revel in each other's company, finishing numbers giggling in each other's arms.
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To make fragmentation your subject, and revel in it, seems to me the heart, the core of modernism.
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Below, take a look at what we learned — and revel in our notion of the NEW nuclear family.
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There wasn't time to revel in regular season success because there was still always something to improve on.
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"We don't have much time left to revel in the carnival of bubbles," she said in a speech.
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A roulette wheel being calibrated and leveled at the Ocean Resort Casino, formerly the Revel, in Atlantic City.
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But for those who revel in those fleeting moments of joy in dark loud spaces, that's OK too.
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Raised in the game under George Steinbrenner's glare, he has always known better than to revel in accomplishment.
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Just like spicy food is spicy to everyone, but some learn to enjoy and revel in the burn.
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Basquiat hails you to revel in his glorious defiance, then take a piss on the walls of an oppressor.
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And after three trying years of disparagement and losing, the new-school Astros can finally revel in some success.
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Print zine Little Joe is the queer cinema bible—and would no doubt revel in such a sacrilegious accolade.
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Not all Italians were built this way, nor did all Italians necessarily revel in the delicacy of rapier fighting.
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The orcs revel in violence so much, they love it so much, they're almost like vikings in that sense.
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Revel in the freedom to binge-watch Netflix without worrying if your partner has caught up on that season.
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Get a friend, design some outlandish courses and revel in the satisfyingly responsive controls and tricky strategies for winning.
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Thanks to Markle, Gen-Z yellow is here to stay and here's 25 ways you can revel in it.
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The summer solstice is considered a day to revel in the abundance of nature and embrace your playful side.
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But rather than be shamed by the outrage, Mr. Shkreli seemed to revel in it and defended the decision.
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Paeans to cloth, shots that revel in the texture of fine fabrics, the swishing sound it makes when worn.
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Yes, it's time to move on — but not before we revel in a few more hours of the Endgame.
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Moyer's new acrylic paintings, exuberant and protean, revel in color and visual pleasure, scrambling distinctions between abstraction and representation.
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Refusing to blend in and look "normal" is a defiant statement, a self-expressive luxury that amputees revel in.
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And if getting slimmer was not good enough, Winfrey also has a new home to revel in her physique.
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Yet even as his staffers work to make him appear presidential, Trump seems to revel in playing the victim.
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There are blasters and swords, sure; but note, and revel in, the absence of Facebook or selfies or smartphones.
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We revel in our cowboy culture here, our Texas-meets-Montana beef-ranching and oil-pumping way of life.
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Clinton seemed to revel in her growing advantage over Mr. Trump during a speech in Detroit on Monday afternoon.
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Today they will revel in his popularity and use those positive numbers to build buzz for a 2020 bid.
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But even when crafting love songs, the Ramones loved to revel in horror-flick gore and street-rat toughness.
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And both revel in duality; the house is a shell, Bateman is totally insane, despite the Alan Flusser suit.
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We talk about periods and blood and guts, so I don't know... But you guys revel in that, right?
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Ever since, the cabins have served as retreats — to hunt elk, fish for trout and revel in the solitude.
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He can revel in mood, color and agile, even raucous, rhythms because there is barely a plot to convey.
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Now that they've settled in, though, they revel in the suburban supermarkets, with wide aisles and roomy shopping carts.
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Until then, Boeing can revel in its accomplishment as its the first step towards redemption for the troubled manufacturer.
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But some wealthy residents revel in the recognition that comes with a Lamborghini or even a coveted license plate.
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It also makes the choice to elide the more horrifying aspects of the tragedy, rather than revel in horror.
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At the time, his retirement was very fresh — so fresh he could still revel in its novelty among strangers.
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He may not revel in violence, but he's at home in that world, moreso than in the domestic sphere.
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Discussing her life now, Fonda seems to revel in her vitality, and opens up on a variety of topics.
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But Cudi seems too at peace to even want to revel in an argument he has no stake in.
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Under Stabler, the 70s Raiders were the last NFL team to really revel in the role of the workingman.
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Read on for their picks, then go home and revel in all the exceptional, minute details in your own home.
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Investor sentiment is still skyrocketing as U.S. President Donald Trump continues his victory lap and investors revel in the fanfare.
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ChinatownStarve yourself for three days then go get some cheap-ass dim sum and revel in your happiness/impending obesity.
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So did I revel in seeing the look on his face when he was booed at Sunday's World Series game?
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I find my bae, M., who finished almost a half an hour before me, and we revel in our glory.
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Go ahead: Wrap yourself in a towel, light a candle, open the champagne, and revel in your life of luxury!
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Yet so many of us now revel in the opportunity to do the things we fled the suburbs to avoid.
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The best choice you can make is to put this song on and revel in whatever it makes you feel.
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The rest of the photos revel in just how cute this new addition, a Labrador German shepherd mix, truly is.
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Once it's firmed up, you peel it off, Patrick-Bateman style, and revel in the plump, smooth, hydrated skin beneath.
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Ordinary Icelanders revel in their ability to use phrases from the sagas—written around eight centuries ago—in daily life.
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But far too infrequently do we revel in the center of this Venn diagram: that is to say, Japanese curry.
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Does she thrill and revel in the thing she's coveted for so long and pledge her allegiance to it forever?
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He has always seemed to revel in the criticism inherent in his role as one of democracy's most influential detractors.
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Since then, Shkreli has seemed to revel in the outrage that the price hike caused, tweaking his critics on Twitter.
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Watch on as Simon Mignolet does an incredibly poor impression of Coolio, and revel in the indignity of it all.
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But it also feels like it is working too hard to conceal those limitations to revel in its best qualities.
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I did not appropriately revel in wearing these chunky, low-heeled, white Mary Janes when I was an actual child.
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Here's how to revel in some of the best of New Orleans and its classic music in under 230 hours.
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It's not often that the male interviewer is the one being objectified and he seemed to revel in the attention.
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So, in fairness, it is not all him, though he seems to revel in the combat that holds him back.
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The challenge: Learn a new sport or craft, and revel in using your hands and body in a new way.
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He seems to revel in taking credit for making announcements and to care less about the implementation of his policies.
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He seemed to revel in the thought of the man he'd watched on television now in his life every day.
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Beautiful Boy is steeped in liberating playfulness, empowering Lillis to explore and revel in the feminine aspects of his personality.
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No joke "Family Guy," which seems to revel in making fun of everybody, says it's phasing out the gay jokes.
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In other words, he could prove he has nothing to hide, and his supporters would revel in his apparent transparency.
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White children, too, deserve — and need — to see black characters that revel in the same human experiences that they do.
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I taste mine and revel in the light bubbles; the rich texture; the gentle acidity; the salty, lemon curd notes.
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Along with unobstructed river vistas from Main Street, Irvington offers several ways to revel in the proximity of the Hudson.
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As residents of Kansas City, Mo., revel in the recovery of a sorely missed "stolen colon," locals in Healdsburg, Calif.
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Most passengers, however, take the QM2 to revel in the 151,63-ton homage to an antiquated ideal of British luxury.
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But it did give fodder to Democrats who are likely to revel in Mr. Trump's derision of his party's bill.
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Every year, over a million people pack into New York City&aposs Times Square to revel in the new year.
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They didn't go to stores to buy, necessarily, but to revel in a world that offered sensory delight without judgment.
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Revel in the diversity of his vision, from sinister firelight, to the surreal dream sequences of The Big Lebowski, below.
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So revel in the idea of having a car payment and needing to set reminders to get your car's oil changed.
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Her dead-eyed delivery, seeped in resignation, only elevates the dourness of the track and makes me revel in its sadness.
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The challenges that make others groan excite Aquarius, who revel in the opportunity to put their latest ideas to the test!
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Once it's installed fire up Twitter and revel in a feed where the number of replies, retweets, and likes are hidden.
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On Friday, horror fans flocked to theaters to revel in and be tortured by A24's new supernatural horror flick, Hereditary.
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Both he and his wife and partner, Sarah Thompson, who presides over the dining room and drinks, revel in local products.
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Johnson, a dog lover and Frenchie owner, couldn't help but press pause on his work and revel in the furry sweetness.
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The gods then revel in Baldur's newfound resilience, performing all manner of violence to his body that Baldur merrily shrugs off.
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While Joey Buttafuoco and Amy Fisher have seemed to revel in their infamy, Mary Jo Buttafuoco has kept a lower profile.
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With the sun in Virgo until the 22nd, you'll revel in discovering what makes you tick and what pushes your buttons.
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That's a no-win predicament for the Republican leadership, one that Reid seemed to revel in during his speech on Thursday.
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To be like Tom Brady, carve out time to celebrate and revel in your success, preferably with the ones you love.
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We need to revel in the debasement of others, which is why we embrace capitalism and follow the rich on Instagram.
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Why do hockey people, more than anyone else, revel in the perceived unrivaled beauty of the team aspect of their sport?
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Likewise, law enforcement officers who revel in the impunity Trump offers them will be with us for years after he's gone.
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There was no reason to revel in the latest crushing defeat at the hands of the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday night.
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Delighted to be among the Swedish tribe at last, they accept the odd food offered them and revel in the sunshine.
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Sanders supporters may feel the Bern, but they embrace neither the anger nor the sense of betrayal Trump voters revel in.
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Nekrasova and Khachiyan, who revel in sparking outrage among others on the left, rake in over $14,000 per month on Patreon.
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What is new is the degree to which voters are prepared to back leaders who seem to revel in their mendacity.
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Coming out of the Cole Porter tradition, they revel in an urbanity that has all but disappeared from the pop landscape.
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But she invites you to revel in your own sexual prowess, your own earning potential, your own take-no-shit attitude.
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To revel in misogyny and present it, and to say that I'm being critical of it, has never been my goal.
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At rush hour, it seems to revel in a cloud of Volkswagen fumes, as irreverent as someone still smoking Marlboro Reds.
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They appeal to the left behind, those who revel in distorted nostalgia for the disturbing past—when their privilege was unimpeachable.
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Even as a well-adjusted adult, I still revel in unwrapping cosmetics and skin-care gifts around my family's Christmas tree.
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Most important, after years of receiving shattering news by phone, should I not revel in the banal glory of a "Gm"?
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On this stop to the Stonewall, which has been designated a national monument, Mr. Biden appeared to revel in that legacy.
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Then eat it immediately, while it's still hot and crunchy, and revel in a turkey dish that's even better than pork.
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A pamphlet in the goody bag handed out as the dinner guests left said that Voltaire's fans revel in his productivity.
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Fifth Avenue will be closed to traffic so people can revel in the cultural riches at six institutions along Museum Mile.
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The women, appropriately, have the richer parts, and these actresses revel in the eccentric bravery of their most fully developed roles.
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As her mother points out, she has a mean streak, and at times she seems to revel in her own cruelty.
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The elites revel in the fun house of smoke and mirrors, while the masses are confused and terrified about their future.
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It celebrates the industrial, matter-of-fact crudeness of its materials, rather than a revel in sleek or chicly rusted surface.
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Ms. Altman regularly spars with the powers-that-be on Twitter and seems to revel in the role of outside agitator.
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In short, Trump's critics could revel in the hope that the conviction and imprisonment of both men might foreshadow Trump's exit.
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Apartment Maples, 52, tells PEOPLE that she has never been one to revel in the glamorous lifestyle associated with her ex-husband.
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Revel in the tumultuous relationships of others, eat some eggs Benedict you made for your own damn self, and enjoy your Sunday.
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She does not shy away from violence, but nor does she revel in it; most notably, the climactic battle is barely described.
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They revel in leaks that batter the White House almost nightly and yearn for the wheels of justice to spin as fast.
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It's not that Pitt seems at war with his looks — a lot of those supporting roles, including his latest, revel in them.
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But the episode is packed with so much business that it doesn't even bother to revel in the implications of the reveal.
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Revel in your extraordinary humanness, practice your boundary-making, and you'll be well on your way to building a friendship that lasts.
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Many of Kraus's characters are failures, both in her writing and films, a designation Kraus seems to revel in rather than revile.
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But it's unlikely he'll ever repeat the 3-men-in-1-pitch feat, so let us continue to revel in its glory.
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Scandinavia's tourist attractions are under threat right now, as millions of tourists flock to the region to revel in its natural beauty.
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Had I really needed to revel in my good luck, gloating before the gods, daring them to rob me of my fortune?
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For some, books may be one of the few places where we meet people wholly unlike ourselves and revel in our differences.
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Founded by American billionaire Marc Rich in 1974, Glencore seemed to revel in its ability to operate out of the public eye.
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These juxtapositions — Ms. Palmer in her bridal unitard next to children preparing to revel in rubble — are essential to the local magic.
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Shake off the moody blues of Pisces season (yes, even if they were kinda fun to revel in) and keep it moving.
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And it was exciting to see my dad revel in his love of absurdity -- a trait he definitely passed down to me.
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Her interpretation got all the way to No. 2, along the way changing King's vocal emphasis to, instead, revel in Harlem's blackness.
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Over one million fans are expected to welcome their championship team back to the city and revel in a hard-fought victory.
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The romance of their rise is so seductive that the players cannot help but acknowledge it and, occasionally, even revel in it.
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Just make sure that whatever sausages you end up buying aren't too lean; otherwise, you won't have those drippings to revel in.
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If you love gadgets and you revel in playing with new toys, VR is the hot newcomer — and it's not going anywhere.
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Even more than other Baroque artists who revel in scenes of high drama, Rubens is unflinching in holding our gaze on horror.
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I'm a proud slut and an authentic romantic, and I revel in the stories of others who are still in full-time pursuit.
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Australian gold stocks closed at a record high, continuing to revel in its safe-haven status amid lingering uncertainties around the Sino-U.
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If you want to "Make America Great Again," you'd likely revel in the expert counterpuncher's savvy swings at the self-described Democratic socialist.
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Moses didn't have long to revel in her good news before another one of children was swept up in Baltimore's unrelenting gun violence.
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This month, revel in the getting-to-know-you process because, honestly, there's always something new to learn about the one you love.
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Along comes Trump, and even most of his more ardent supporters seem to not only see his human flaws but revel in them.
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We revel in testing the boundaries of simulations, ignoring button prompts, quick time events, and tutorials, then blaming the developers for our confusion.
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His music and his software comfort him, and having survived reasonably intact he can only revel in the exquisite wonder of it all.
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Take some time to revel in some of the most unlikely, but wonderfully awesome, music video directors (you didn't know directed music videos).
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Bannon, it should be noted, fits the stereotype of the sinister political adviser to a T —and even seems to revel in it.
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These photographs invite viewers to go beyond the sculptural output of this artistic colossus, and revel in the background details and everyday influences.
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Trump-haters might revel in schadenfreude at the discomfort caused by Mueller's probe but the price is too high for such petty emotions.
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Revel in the last film appearances of John Ritter and Bernie Mac alongside Billie Bob Thornton's caustic Santa and Lauren Graham as Sue.
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Not only do we get to watch, listen, and revel in the dramatic aftermath, but we can also drink Queen Bey's actual lemonade.
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The reflective films revel in upheaval: they deconstruct the tropes and trajectories paid tribute to and set in motion by their cheerier counterparts.
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I'm more drawn to the shows and films that revel in hip-hop's innovation rather than the ones steeped in nostalgia or melodrama.
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I revel in smart, flavorful and relatively quick dinners I can cook after work, and those are the recipes I'll send to you.
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President Trump often seems like a living embodiment of Ms. Barr's Twitter feed, and many of his most vocal supporters revel in that.
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For now, The Circle and Love Is Blind viewers can revel in knowing we were part of a special moment in reality history.
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So excuse us while we bop to some 80's remixes of today's pop songs and revel in the nostalgia loop we deserve.
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Revel in the crafted leather interior, which brightens considerably when the retractable hardtop pirouettes into its storage slot behind the useless rear seats.
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Not that some of Stabler's Raiders didn't revel in their acts, or live to dole out physical harm; they considered themselves football players.
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That film (enormously powerful and well-made) earned some criticisms that it allowed the killers to revel in the massacre all over again.
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In the meantime, though, we will revel in this small victory, this sign that change is possible, if only for a pixelated bagel.
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We now revel in war films because the Western world no longer has to fear wars like they did in the 70s and 80s.
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Despite or perhaps because of such dangers, durian attracts a rabid fan base of aficionados who revel in its distinct taste and gustatory appeal.
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Leia Organa: A Critical ObituaryWIRED isn't the only place writing metafictional essays that simultaneously critique and revel in the Star Wars universe from inside.
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So to see women in their thousands taking to Instagram to blindly revel in these acts of unpaid drudgery sets my teeth on edge.
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Be warned, though—it might be a few months before you revel in the miracle of this advance in productivity tech, says Martin Legowiecki.
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The ethos of SVW has always been to revel in the sun drenched moment, even if that moment involves a Plumlee in the periphery.
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The logic exam was the kind I would revel in usually, but I just pressed the same button in answer to all the questions.
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Many dads may revel in department store banners for lawn mower sales, but let's take a break from the practical and tried-and-true.
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The gravelly voiced party leader, perpetually sucking on an electronic cigarette, appears to both revel in that status and to be embittered by it.
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Speaking to about 250 people in Indianola, Iowa, about an hour after The Register announced its endorsement, Mr. Rubio did not revel in it.
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But rather than revel in existential dread, Night School has found a way to make comedy of the absolute horror of being a person.
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Sometimes, when I'm having a bout of writer's block, I scan through the pages of my Facebook friends and revel in their latest feats.
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"The footage went viral on Tuesday after reappearing online but Canales was remorseless and appeared to revel in her newfound infamy," the website wrote.
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Most memorable here is Wyatt Fenner as Mercutio, who gets to ride a bike, tramp about in flippers and revel in theatrically emotional complexity.
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At the same time, the "guests" -- most of whom pursued fantasies that involved good guys in Crichton's take -- now revel in wearing black hats.
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On the other hand, while New Yorkers get to revel in Samsung 837's digital opulence, would the company do something similar for Cleveland?
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There's no cheaper way to exercise, entertain oneself, and enjoy life than to get outside and revel in whatever weather happens to be happening.
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Some of us love to revel in it, others of us look longingly at pictures of snow and start a countdown until Labor Day.
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It is not a dish to enter into lightly, but to revel in as a serial project that culminates in a hearty, warming meal.
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And what can you do with a line like "her face once again becomes a poker-face wall," except revel in its delicious tautology?
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"What critics said: "Jett invites everybody to vicariously revel in the story's sensual power and how the title character moves with it, channels it.
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You should sample its mixture of bacchanal and gall, and revel in Farhadi's dependable deftness, as he sketches and frames his collection of characters.
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Throughout the series, viewers see Annie perform the ultimate balancing act: She tries to stay true to herself and revel in self-serving decisions.
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Instead of racing through a hectic narrative, "The BFG" lingers to inhale its own perfume, to revel in the inexhaustibly magical potential of cinema.
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Peak Lil Wayne can approach tone poetry, offering a clinic on how to revel in variations on one particular sound for minutes on end.
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A few of them offer real insight into Keaton's influence, but mostly they use him as an occasion to revel in their own amazingness.
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Then, last month, General Dostum returned from exile — not, however, to submit to a court appearance, but to revel in a red-carpet reception.
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They revel in making opponents uncomfortable, and they recruit players who have been overlooked, the theory being that they are hungrier and more unconventional.
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Feature From 'Girlfight' to 'Destroyer,' her movies are distinguished by her willingness not to revel in brutality but to look it in the face.
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And yet I was glad for them, too, and for the ability to revel in love stories with problems so distant from my own.
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I could let him revel in this preadolescent milestone where he gets to play Splatoon 2 all afternoon with no one yelling at him.
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Freed of the oppressive conviction that everything we do, or fail to do, shapes children's futures, we can simply revel in being with them.
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So this is really fun to see her revel in her own autonomy, in her own independence, in her own kind of private life.
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As we revel in upbeat premonitions about what's to come, your recapper would like viewer help with some questions about what we just watched.
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They revel in the idea that the mainstream media is totally obsessed with Trump, suffering from a severe case of TDS ("Trump Derangement Syndrome").
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Warren and her campaign seized on the comments, seeming to revel in a public fight with one of the richest corporate executives in America.
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Things had begun to fall into a sort of normalcy again, but a normalcy that both of us could not only handle but revel in.
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While it is always encouraged to take a less traveled route, sometimes you just want to revel in the classic sightseeing and follow the crowd.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Starting tomorrow, visitors to The Broad museum in Los Angeles can revel in an additional opportunity for psychedelic selfies.
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We currently have amazing shows that revel in the complexity of Black culture like Atlanta, black-ish, Insecure, and dramas like Power and Queen Sugar.
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Grab your nearest mimosa and best friend, because St. Beauty has your newest power song for when you need to revel in your inner Scorpio.
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To revel in how *great* office life is, Australian comedy group Collective Noun have put together a video of things you'll never hear inside one.
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History is full of candidates who shaded the truth, distorted an opponent's record and sometimes told outright lies, yet Trump seems to revel in it.
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And they seem positively to revel in the diplomatic isolation from the West that Mr Zarif has spent the past five years trying to end.
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It promises to be a fierce competition, and we want you to come revel in the excitement, the knowledge-sharing, the networking and the opportunities.
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Not only is cooking a team-building experience, but you both get to revel in the glory afterwards, she says, which can be pretty sexy.
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And now that all of its emoji are looking pretty good, it's time to revel in just how great some of its existing emoji are.
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" The president appeared to revel in the energetic crowd, which booed the interruptions of protesters and tried to drown them out with chants of "USA.
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There was a sense of purpose in the air: We were meant not only to revel in the game, but first to learn about it.
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Many Thai-Australians revel in the uncompromising heat and aroma of the food of their heritage, and there is no lack of either at Boon.
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Scorning any pandering route, Dreamlands instead asks us to revel in its disorder and embrace the shape-shifting nature of moving image art's motley forms.
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Or simply revel in the glistening textural play between these instruments (a bassist and drummer round out the group), and the fervor of the improvisers?
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Some people are trying it with mopeds, like Revel in Brooklyn, and Washington, DC. Right, I just was on one the other day. Okay. Yep.
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In his early trios, it was something to revel in, touched by a beautiful, eager desire, drawing on Mr. Corea, Mr. Hancock and Brad Mehldau.
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Was it mere theatrics to revel in a chant of "Lock her up," about Hillary Clinton, who has now been exonerated, twice, by federal investigators?
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I revel in all things that enhance the experience, which is why, over the years, you've seen so many bath products on 'The O List.
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One longtime Bloomberg adviser, Howard Wolfson, seemed to revel in the Trump campaign announcement, tweeting that it was proof "Mike is getting under Trump's skin."
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Mr. Arpaio seemed to revel in the spotlight as his tactics drew greater attention, and he often accused opponents of attacking him for political gain.
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Lying may be de rigueur for a President who seems to revel in a Shakespearean tragedy where he has played more than a minor role.
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It has been about his capacity to stay in the present and revel in the present; to embrace the point and challenge directly at hand.
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The toxic communities and individuals online who put effort into cheerleading the nightmare scenario of a mass shooting revel in the chaos they help create.
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Groups convened near the bar, waiting for their turn to sit, but instead of antsy anticipation, they seemed to revel in the vibrancy surrounding them.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday appeared to revel in the ongoing political maelstrom in the U.S., jokingly admitting to plans for future election meddling.
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Or, you know, you could just make yourself a grilled cheese sandwich and revel in the notion that it is one of nature's perfect meals.
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All I really wanted to do was cheer each other on and revel in the joys of life with someone I otherwise appreciated and respected.
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Related:Sanders Campaign Calls BS on Report That Clinton Has Sealed Democratic Nomination So, on Tuesday night, Clinton was finally able to revel in her victory.
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Yes, as our election season has made painfully evident, this culture is deeply and wantonly racist and misogynist, and worse, we revel in our ethical failings.
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Love affairs should not be televised — or even made Instagram official — until couples have had a chance to revel in the sultry secret for a while.
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The brothel's prostitutes, each with individual stories, form an effective chorus, although some scenes revel in the details of their sexual slavery a little too complacently.
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As people who have praised the other for waking up at 5 AM to work out, it felt good to revel in mindfulness for a change.
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So suss out the options ahead, top off your look with a pair of our choice spring shoe, and revel in the warmer days to come.
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It certainly feels timely to turn away from the austere, pared-back designs we adored in the '90s and '00s and revel in sequins and feathers.
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Follow along in the video to see how it's done and revel in the magic of having an iPod with 250GB of reliable, fast flash storage.
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Both President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, revel in a form of nuclear braggadocio that would have been anathema to their predecessors.
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Just smooth a couple drops over skin two or three times a week after cleansing before applying moisturizer, and revel in your newly bright, clear complexion.
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Still, foreign policy has always offered presidents an opportunity to strut on the international stage and revel in the independence they have on national security issues.
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Go up to the top of your inbox screen, click that bad boy, and revel in the control it gives you over your own digital life.
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I also wondered about that title: for an album that seems in some ways to revel in mundanity, it's certainly a bit of a grandiose name.
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Shkreli, who did not testify in his defense, has often seemed to revel in his public reputation, posting on social media even as his trial unfolded.
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According to Herstik, romantic Tauruses love the high drama of a lacy, racy garment and revel in the tactile pleasure of silky fabric against their skin.
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Until then, we'll all just need to revel in the magnificent designs of Ouija boards from the past, like the ones on display at SFO Museum.
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Without further ado, then, let us behold the best goals of the past week, and revel in their absolute deliciousness until we can revel no more.
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Germany 20, Northern Ireland 0 PARIS — From the very beginning, it was clear that Northern Ireland was going to have to revel in the small stuff.
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Currently, as we combat terrorists who revel in killing innocent civilians, we again face a despicable foe but we cannot allow ourselves to become like them.
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But to enjoy Cheddar and Sour Cream Ruffles is to revel in the human-made, in the old Enlightenment project of our scientific conquest of nature.
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On the fifth day, veterans and members of the local community gathered alongside Marines to watch the tanks compete and revel in the tanks' lethal accuracy.
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But the book will certainly pull lovers of ghost stories, narrative illustration and creepy dolls into its dark pages, to revel in its scares and ambiguities.
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When the Tigers defeated the Chicago Cubs in the 1935 World Series, nearly half a million people flowed into downtown Detroit to revel in the conquest.
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Yelping, crooning, adjusting the glitter in his voice to the glitter of the beat, he's the rare artist whose creative urge is to revel in beauty.
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"The Metropolitan Republican Club chose to invite a hipster-fascist clown to dance for them, content to revel in their treachery against humanity," the note said.
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Yet this first feature from Ari Issler and Ben Snyder (who both wrote the script with Mr. Almanzar, a military veteran) refuses to revel in violence.
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The actor even brought his kids into the studio while he recorded Frozen 2 — but they didn't revel in the experience like he thought they would.
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Mr. Johnson's chief aide, Dominic Cummings, who appeared to revel in the feud with Parliament, has become a lightning rod for criticism of the government's strategy.
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The network live musical has also found a sweet spot for viewers of the hate-watch variety that revel in the camp factor of those productions.
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Immerse me in it, let me revel in its imperfections, which will become beautiful in my imagination when I can no longer observe them so closely.
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At a rally in Miami, Mr. Obama seemed to revel in the last intensive political campaign of his life, going off-script and lagging behind schedule.
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It is true that the prosperity gospel encourages people — especially its leaders — to revel in private jets and multimillion-dollar homes as evidence of God's love.
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And each time you get to revel in a scene with Blanchett's Hela, you may find yourself wishing that the movie's other characters were there too.
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Now, if we could just get Hudgens to agree to another High School Musical installment then we may be able to revel in more getups like this.
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It all went down at Intrigue Nightclub -- where the Irish golfer and the Irish boy-bander approached the Irish fighter to revel in their full Irish awesomeness.
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And in the run-up to the Derby, Patch — who was named before he lost his eye — seems to revel in the attention from onlookers, says Bourez.
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They invite viewers to revel in the bad choices made by their protagonists, but also think those bad choices are the only interesting things about the characters.
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Adam comes to revel in the everything's-on-the-table liberty of the battle rap arena without understanding that what's said inside it can still have consequences.
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And anyone who's dipped their toe into Snapchat and found it fun but couldn't rebuild a following there may revel in this new playground built inside Instagram.
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Revel in this: "It's still expensive at these levels," said Will Dunbar, managing director with Core Capital Partners, a venture capital firm with no stake in Google.
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Pro styling tip: Wear your wrap top backwards for a sexy deep-V back, and revel in the fact that you're paying for two looks in one.
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Well at least Stephanie Ruhle is kind of implicitly admitting that the media do not exist to report on Trump, but to revel in his perceived missteps.
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"If you don't have diabetes, I really recommend enjoying the real thing — enjoy your dessert, savor it, and revel in the lack of GI distress," Zolotnitsky says.
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"I love it when people come to Wheelers and they're not sure about the place," Stubbs tells me, as I revel in my first properly shucked oyster.
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And we will revel in our mistakes, because that is gonna teach us how to ultimately crack the code on the thing that we're trying to solve.
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For his part, The Donald appeared to revel in his role at the bottom of the debate pile on, where fair play (and facts) become quick casualties.
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The five 'key behaviours' are listed as: 'Revel in the racing', 'Make the spectacle more spectacular', 'Break down borders', 'Taste the oil' and 'Feel the blood boil'.
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Today, millions of people will revel in the spectacle of a total solar eclipse passing over the United States, and many more will observe the partial eclipse.
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The Home Hub also doubles as a great digital photo frame, so your mom can revel in all her favorite (and maybe embarrassing) baby photos of you.
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Perhaps that's the explanation for this round of awkwardness, but until the tweet is unliked let us continue to revel in the latest bout of political insanity.
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In fact, Trump -- during the 2016 campaign but especially after it -- seemed to revel in the fact that he wasn't some egghead, studying up on every issue.
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Unlike most politicians who will apologize when proven wrong -- or, at the least, not keep repeating the same falsehoods -- Trump seems to revel in doing just that.
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"What critics said: "Even in the episodes which revel in delightful full-fledged farce, there is such depth of feeling to 'BoJack,' such investment in its message.
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Rather than offering insight into the characters' respective mental illnesses or circumstances, The Act seems to stew and almost revel in its depictions of abuse and murder.
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American film industry players often revel in differences to make it big, oftentimes allowing certain Hollywood casting trends to leave devastating stains on the visual history books.
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He seems to be the ultimate case of that, where his support, his base seems to almost revel in that very iconoclastic "fuck you" attitude towards things.
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Take a Charleston Strolls Holiday Walking Tour or revel in the Charleston Holiday Pub Crawl, tasting the city's most delicious holiday cocktails and bites along the way.
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You can spend less money, bond over the communal love of food, and revel in the pleasure of avoiding the hustle and bustle of the outside world.
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Better to just revel in the enigmatic, bizarre landscapes, which make tangible the myriad unseen forces that have drastically changed the five lakes and the surrounding lands.
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Instead, it asks its audience to simultaneously revel in the elegance and beauty of the gilded past and congratulate ourselves on the moral superiority of the present.
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"Wait, Blink" feels most organic in these moments of squalor and when its plotlines intersect, an impressive feat given that its narrators revel in serendipity and coincidence.
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Bespectacled and balding, John traded initially on talent more than looks, then went on to revel in outlandishly costumed excess as soon as he commanded big stages.
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Rather than luring crowds through feminine beauty and glamour, nerdlesque, which has been compared to fan fiction, lets them revel in their nerdoms among like-minded people.
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In The Times, Roxane Gay writes that Trump is "a living embodiment of Ms. Barr's Twitter feed, and many of his most vocal supporters revel in that."
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But first I want to revel in "very rarely wrong," which I plan to put on a T-shirt and wear, with the phrase attributed to you.
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You've got a 50/50 chance of getting it right, and yet the technology gods seem to revel in watching us get it wrong, every single time.
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As we revere the democratic process and bipartisanship, we must take a moment to revel in the potential for real congressional action that reaches across the aisle.
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It reminds me not just of the pain of my ancestors, but also that there are those who deem that pain as irrelevant, or revel in it.
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Older millennials are drawn to reliving childhood memories, while younger millennials and Gen Z-ers get to revel in the unpolished simplicity of scrunchies and Friends episodes.
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And I had a chance to revel in all the spring produce that's about to hit the rest of the country (depending on where you're reading this).
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To read Morrison aloud is to revel in the astonishing musicality of the English language (which in these days of Twitter and Facebook is easy to forget).
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On the one side, there are journalists and wannabe markets experts who dominate the "bitcoin is a bubble" content industry, and revel in every dip in price.
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"Seems to me that Bannon was symptom not cause: The president seems to share his dark vision, revel in the support of people Bannon represents," Schake added.
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With his gift for banter, Mr. Christie seemed to revel in the give and take of the town-hall meetings that are a staple of New Hampshire politics.
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In the interim, the two can still revel in one possibility opened up by the final season of a TV show — anything can happen, for the most part.
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Drop one in a bowl full of warm water and watch it work its fizzy magic, soak for 15 to 20 minutes, and then revel in the results.
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Or maybe, in a place that stands apart from the rest of India, it&aposs just one more way for northeasterners to revel in what makes them different.
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In Black Panther we don't just get a couple of boy toys, or only one decent black male character, we get a buffet of MEN to revel in.
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Gifting a trip to Disney World may not be on the cards this year, but they can still revel in the magic with these Disney attraction-inspired candles.
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But the wealthy that come to play cowboy revel in behaving badly, exploring the heinous things people do commit if they knew they could get away with murder.
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However, there is a road less traveled: an area unexplored by big tech giants, where people can revel in functioning wristputers without being stuck in a technological mire.
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The point is to revel in the wheel of the year as she shifts once again, preparing us for darker days and a time of potent energetic opportunities.
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Almost all kitties seem to revel in the chance to paw at your pencils, sit on your keyboard and generally keep you from working, by any means necessary.
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Karen's obsession with horror films allows for several sequences that revel in their tropes, like when she transforms into a werewolf and is hounded by an angry mob.
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They revel in the shamelessness of a man whose fortune means he's beholden to no one -- and who doesn't look like he cares whether he wins or lose.
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In his speech, Trump seemed to revel in pointing out that MS-13 kidnaps people, stabs their victims with knives and machetes, and (allegedly) stuffs people into barrels.
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Some white women revel in this and use it against others: as favorite toys, they can at least feel superior to those who are both dehumanized and disposable.
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They're books that shamelessly revel in the pleasure of classic fantasy worlds, and that are also committed to examining the philosophical underpinnings that invisibly hold up those worlds.
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So, I revel in your hatred, Ana, and when I'm acquitted I'm going to go right back to criticizing you for your total lack of talent or intelligence.
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"This is not a moment to revel in how the mighty have fallen but instead in how the silenced have spoken up, stood together and survived," Burke said.
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I revel in the simple pleasure of these day trips where fellow passengers number fewer than 30 and are mostly families celebrating birthdays or lingering over Sunday lunch.
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The Society of American Taxidermists convened in the city as early as the 19th century to revel in the art form and share its knowledge of natural history.
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For ship-loving children —and those of any age who revel in cracking codes and learning how symbol systems work — "Alpha, Bravo, Charlie" will be an absolute treasure.
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But when you're done reading, make Julia's recipe for salted caramel brownies and revel in the excellence of the tips and techniques she picked up during her reporting.
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Like the toddlers, they soon get used to, then revel in the attention of others, but it usually takes a few seconds until they are ready to socialize.
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" His letter included this plea for help for his countrymen: "O ye, who revel in affluence, see the afflictions of humanity and bestow your superfluity to ease them.
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It's a contradiction I revel in, and I feel whenever I open up my laptop I want to be creating very emotive music but crafted from sillier sounds.
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Aquarians are early adapters, so they'll revel in the Hydrology9 vape, a meticulously-designed piece featuring liquid filtration and a borosilicate glass body for an optimized vaping experience.
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In response to Trump's comments, BuzzFeed sold cheeky T-shirts and trash cans to revel in their "garbage" status; the proceeds went to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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In the Pop room of any museum gallery, they smirk and slouch and revel in playing at art, seeming to be both the comedians and the clinical depressives.
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Latinos in the United States revel in these Spanish-language shows (or Portuguese-language in the case of Brazil), binge watching them along with viewers around the world.
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Wiesner commented, "All The Streams is made to revel in platform independence, and to demonstrate how even the most lo-fi hacks can be the equal of giants."
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Something should be pointed out here, something that you hardly realize as you revel in the expertise of "Marriage Story," and in the gutsy panache of the performers.
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Some leaders — like the new Philippine president, Rodrigo Duterte, who has ordered the execution of thousands of suspected drug dealers — revel in their flouting of rules and norms.
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In one sense, our story is extraordinary: out of the thousands, millions, of families who revel in the whispered legend of life in America, my family made it.
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"As Marines, we revel in all of it," one online poster said in a debate on Reddit about the group, posted months before its existence was publicly revealed.
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In presidential politics, there are people who become "The Honorable" and join the White House team, and there are those who revel in being pirates on the outside.
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But he did not hesitate during another exchange, with Mr. Cruz, who seemed to revel in inside jokes and winking asides during his allotted 30 minutes of questioning.
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We watch them revel in their own abandon; we watch them scrounge and scheme, living on as little as possible; we watch them drink and drink, and love.
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THUNDERCAT "Drunk" (Brainfeeder) Angsty young adult wants to revel in his inordinate bass chops, mess around with friends (Kendrick Lamar, Michael McDonald) and occasionally meow into the mic.
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It can be enjoyable to revel in the divisions it's wrought, to pick your side, wave your flag, and start shouting: young, enlightened, compassionate, confident city-dweller vs.
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Reidt's drawings, usually not much larger than printer paper, feature incredibly fine and imaginative details, and revel in the tropes of science fiction, supernatural horror, fantasy, and Surrealism.
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As viewers, we have plenty to revel in from these delightful narratives and detailed tableaux, and it's all too easy to forget the sly critique underlying such exquisite craft.
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From Saturday Night Live skits to late-night talk show bits, comedians revel in the goldmine of material as larger-than-life personalities compete for the American public's trust.
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Now television lovers can revel in nostalgia with first and final frames of beloved shows such as Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Frasier, Lost and Friends play side-by-side.
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Though it wasn't expressly positioned as a response to the Whitney Biennial, the Whitney Houston Biennial seemed to revel in inclusivity and, in that sense, felt like a rebuttal.
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Audiences learnt to revel in the dramatic moment, rather than trying to read the play as a parable—a tendency that is mocked at the close of "Nice Fish".
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In her four previous hosting appearances, Melissa McCarthy shined brightest in sketches that let her revel in wildly elaborate, gross-out physical comedy, and this sketch is no exception.
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But unlike the latter, Sharp Objects doesn't revel in its displays of sexism, something that Camille's got enough distance from to roll her eyes at when confronted with it.
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Range Rovers are supposed to revel in their boxy glory, but this example of the core vehicle was made a bit flashier through the addition of some additional flash.
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So we suggest you get together with your gals (single or not!), order in some food, exchange some self-care goodies, and revel in the joy of being friends.
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This evocative, liminal non-place is rendered with a welter of parallel marks that seem to revel in the irony of suggesting bright, amorphous light through straight, dark lines.
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Valentine's Day is a great day to revel in a relationship, but a better day to embrace the existential dread or spiral into doubt about whether love even exists!
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These easygoing recipes revel in freekeh and fava beans, almonds and orange blossom water, and of course tahini, which Kalla loves so much it turns up in her brownies.
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There, in the sharpest relief possible, we see in that, the difference between life and death, between decency and evil, and between civilization and those who revel in destruction.
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Mineko's Night Market is a game that isn't afraid to revel in its own sweetness, with its stumpy little kittens, its crayon-like style and its soft, pastel palette.
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No matter how you choose to celebrate, just revel in nature's feminine duality; it's at once maternal and erotic, as plants are reborn and animals conceive and bear young.
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Some viewers may accuse Van Sant of using his visual guile to gussy up a plain tale, but more of them, I suspect, will revel in John's rocky route.
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I'm guessing it's because their criticisms tap into the basest and ugliest bigotries in people — bigotries that certain people love to nurture and revel in and buy papers for.
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After one of the most tumultuous and divisive elections in modern U.S. history, the majority of Americans were pleased to take pause and revel in last year's holiday cheer.
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Gibson's stroke of brilliance is to revel in those epic qualities — tragic romance and unbounded heroism, gorgeous photography and a cast of thousands — and add a swift contemporary kick.
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The rally was standard Trump combo platter, casting Mr. Trump as the president of the people who voted for him, and encouraging them to revel in grievance and animus.
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Instead, the story exhorts us to revel in the limited time we have in this universe, even knowing that the world is going to come to an inevitable end.
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They follow the coverage and payment rules set by the government, nothing like the private health insurers in the U.S. which revel in product diversity (read: complexity and confusion).
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The film isn't coming out until 2018, but until then please revel in this fast-paced, suspense-building trailer set to the legendary musical track of the same name.
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Because my sister can embrace and revel in her teenage crushes, she'll be able to develop an emotional skill set that I lacked into my 20s and still lack.
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Jamie Vardy, in particular, seems to revel in facing Guardiola's team, in stretching his legs into the wide open spaces that City's adventurous defensive line leaves in their wake.
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In digital form, they still cast shadows and retain the reflective gleams from the real world, making for some really unique emoji — ones that revel in objecthood and materiality.
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They're here to wreck shit and dance around and shave their heads and revel in the beauty of being young and being able to harness the hurt and overcome.
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Erdemci wants us to be present, to look at the land of Cappadocia and its heritage, but also to disassociate from its preciousness and instead revel in its vitality.
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But Trump seemed to revel in his new inside knowledge: The card was later spotted in the president's breast pocket — a reminder of what he perceived as the enemies within.
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The hanging works are rich with neon, mirror, color, and layered textual witticisms; Slavs and Tatars are intellectuals who revel in springing nimbly between languages, cultural contexts, and art forms.
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This song is telling us, 'We've all got our differences, but instead of letting it separate it, let's revel in those differences and use them to our advantage as one.
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There's the astounding, glitter flecked balls where Pose's history-making LGBTQ+-led cast, most of whom are people of color, revel in the identities society tells them are so wrong.
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Some games gloss over it, and some — like Spec Ops: The Line and Hotline Miami — revel in the dissonance, forcing players into violence and then condemning them for enjoying it.
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Mr Prigozhin and his minions seemed to revel in the work around America's presidential election, which involved travelling to America for research and hiring unwitting Americans to do their bidding.
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"Sometimes the rage of a soul is equivalent to the size of that soul's knowledge of and desire to revel in it's glorious God given right to LIVE," she said.
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But, in the meantime, we can revel in these godawful texts he allegedly sent Mason, turned over to the lawyer compiling the report by none other than Bentley's ex-wife.
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Before he was jailed, Shkreli often seemed to revel in his public reputation, attacking critics and federal prosecutors on social media and in statements to reporters even during his trial.
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Revel in the confusion of whether it's pronounced "ten s" or "excess" as that delightful etymological puzzle slams an energy drink and positively freestyle walks its way off your tongue.
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To that point, as much as we all want great eclipse images, don't forget to set aside some time to revel in the experience without worrying about snapping cool shots.
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"The one thing I will never revel in is any relationship breakdown, no matter what animosity that might be seen on the airwaves between Mr. Depp and myself," he said.
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The president appeared to revel in the outcome of his meeting with Xi on Saturday, where the two sides agreed to hold off on further tariff increases amid trade negotiations.
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The two leaders appeared acutely aware of the spotlight upon them: Moon maintained an air of calm statesmanship; Kim occasionally appeared to revel in the attention of the world's media.
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Never mind that the White House's occupant still appeared to revel in spending time with celebrities who did support him, hosting Ted Nugent, Kid Rock and Kanye West, among others.
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The group returns for a stadium tour to show off its chipper new song, "All For One," and to revel in the fuzzy glory of its 1989 self-titled debut.
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But if it sometimes feels as though the kitchen needs to pull back — or drop an ingredient or two — it also is possible to revel in Mr. Del Balzo's enthusiasm.
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Elements of Oz, a tech-driven celebration of the classic escapist film The Wizard of Oz, uses smartphones to deconstruct and revel in the enduring popularity of the iconic story.
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But an all-Williams match generates its own weather system and also, at this stage, plenty of nostalgia — even if Venus is not among those eager to revel in it.
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But while the Clinton campaign has been happy to revel in criticism of Friedman's work, it hasn't come out with its own better and more rigorous plan for boosting growth.
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We bring people close in the presence of food and drink so that we can feed one another, cheer one another and revel in our sheer pleasure at being alive.
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And yet these strictures seem to have freed him to revel in the full spectrum: hot pinks, crimsons and violets, browns, greens and black, and their impact on one another.
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Nihilism can leave a bitter taste in your mouth, but Webster is such fun to bite into, an invitation to revel in people at their very worst, to taste depravity.
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Mr. Schumer continued to revel in the sudden deal with the president, describing the agreement as a "ray of hope for both parties" and talking up the virtues of bipartisanship.
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Since "cinema history is sexist by omission," as the voiceover puts it, the film's corrective strategy is to revel in the sheer variety, boldness, and ingenuity of films by women.
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The way a movie like this often goes is that the audience is invited to revel in the spectacle of sexual violence and also in the violent punishment that follows.
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His sons still revel in talking about their father's exploits, but they want fans to know that there's a downside, even for members of the N.F.L.'s only perfect team.
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And a cohort of his supporters who believe that Trump's truth is the only one that matters and revel in the consternation their unwillingness to acknowledge that facts exist causes.
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Viewers must thoroughly suspend disbelief to truly revel in the show's genius — a cannibal named Hannibal making puns about eating people with the Director of Behavioral Psychology at the F.B.I.?
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I could revel in a Mississippi-style chicken tetrazinni for Sunday night, or a honking big bowl of hard shell steamed clams with jalapeño brown butter and loads of toast.
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They recreate real worlds erased by time ("Tipping the Velvet" begins in a theatrical demimonde featuring celebrated male impersonators) but also revel in the deliciousness of imagining them as fantasy.
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You may revel in the mix of rawness and glamor, marveling at the city's hodgepodge of shiny high-rises and old houses with the Lebanese triple arcade at the front.
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More lighthearted entries include Richard Artschwager's, "Dat, Dat, Duh" (2007), an ellipse and an exclamation point made of a painted fibrous material, which seems to revel in its cryptic enthusiasm.
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All kinds of metal fans travelled from across the province and from Quebec to revel in the presence of death metal royalty… to respect Jo Bench, King of the riffs!!!
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TITD boss Steve Austin and Unsane's Chris Spender are the biggest marquee names here, and fans of either band will find much to revel in on UXO's self-titled debut.
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The angle is unflattering, the lighting is terrible, and there's often all manner of hardware in places no one really wants hardware, but these people revel in the grotesque weirdness. Narcissistic?
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Sometimes the songs revel in a delicious discordancy ("Room"), sometimes they recall and dark-hearted Fiona Apple ("Wind Up"—the only track from the EP that's already out in the ether).
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Smith is a gifted, charismatic actor, and Harron could easily have fallen into the same trap as Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile in wanting to revel in his screen presence.
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Playing out in a succession of awkward scenarios, Ade and her editing team revel in toying with the audience, letting the camera linger until each scene ripens into cringe-inducing perfection.
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But its intense focus on the inner workings of the human brain makes for a surprisingly fascinating watch that examines the roots of human darkness without seeming to revel in it.
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That means plenty of real estate transformations and fresh HGTV faces for fans to revel in when they're not watching the already-established Las Vegas and Atlanta editions of the show.
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Eldredge, Bryan, Tyler, Urban, Florida Georgia Line, and Sam Hunt seemed to particularly revel in the new setup, reaching into the sea of outstretched hands and mugging for cell phone pics.
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Apocalypse stories let us revel in the idea of replacing all the burdens of modern society with simpler, more visceral problems, like avoiding zombie bites or fighting off road-warrior gangs.
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If you're looking to actually buy AirPods, not just revel in their deconstruction, they started appearing in stores yesterday — even if the odds of successfully finding a pair seem pretty low.
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Disney-Themed Candle Gifting a trip to Disney World may not be on the cards this year, but they can still revel in the magic with these Disney attraction-inspired candles.
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Viewers can decide themselves whether they think the Fuyao factory in Ohio is truly American—or they can revel in the film's complexity and conclude that there is no right answer.
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For now, we may as well revel in the fact that it takes less than a year for tech tycoons to mimic the ambitions of sci-fi villains in real life.
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Indeed, Mr O'Leary seems to revel in refusing to give out compensation; he once told a customer who dared to ask for one "you're not getting a refund so fuck off".
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Mr Trump seems to revel in the fact that his comments on white-nationalist marchers and African-American footballers put his wealthy, white enemies in the Republican Party in tortuous positions.
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Although it was fun to revel in what could have been, fans hope nothing but the best for Colton as he begins his journey to find bliss and love this season.
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For those activists behind The World Transformed, it is a chance to revel in their moment and press for change in a parliamentary party populated what some describe as the "suits".
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You can pick an image or draw your own idea for a gummy, get it made, revel in its glory, and then eat it in celebration of the great technological feat.
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"Both my parents seemed to revel in humiliation in front of each other and in public, trying their best to be the Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald of the '50s," she recalls.
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But for now let's take a moment of respite from that harsh reality, to instead revel in the glory of a city that still glistens no matter what storm it's weathering.
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Right-wing nationalists revel in directing their vitriol toward a liberal, haughty, English-speaking elite, but it is the progressive speaking in his or her native tongue who is most unsettling.
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Not only will you revel in the main characters' pursuits of the city's most high-profile cases, but marvel as they try to balance their intersecting personal lives in the process.
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I had friends who knew about my condition and I even joked with them about my booby prize: Never having to worry about getting pregnant, I could revel in my sexuality.
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A: Canada House, the meeting spot here for athletes, families and staff who want to revel in the team's many successes at these Olympics, has been buzzing since the Games began.
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Experts on spycraft say Russia appears to revel in pushing the boundaries of what's considered tolerable by other countries, especially the West — as in the case with the attempt on Skripal.
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Sudan dispatch After decades of rule under a dictator, a wave of exuberance has rippled across Sudan's capital as the young revel in newfound freedoms — to speak, party and find love.
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We revel in speaking out against hatred; inhumanity; divisiveness; discourse mired in immature name-calling; ugly, disparaging remarks; talk of destruction and obliteration; and the potential of miscalculation and nuclear conflagration.
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The secretary and the Senate leader have done little to avoid the appearance of unfair play, instead seeming to revel in their role as one of Washington's pre-eminent power couples.
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One of his main sins in the eyes of the president is appearing to revel in the perception that he is the mastermind behind the rise of a pliable Mr. Trump.
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So when we're supposed to revel in her discovery of an ancient yew tree in Scotland, which she experiences in almost spiritual terms, her joy feels as unknowable as she is.
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I didn't relish the thought of going on vacation alone — but Bali turned out to be a great place to learn how to revel in the joy of my own company.
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The point of any revival series is to revel in nostalgia, to bring back a TV show people loved and let them spend a few more hours surrounded by its charms.
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Brown's poems are accessible the way your friends are accessible: They invite you in, sit you down, talk to you about things that matter in words that revel in their beauty.
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He continued: Before we ramp up the rhetoric again, can we just take a minute to revel in the fact that over 100 million people got off their butts and voted?
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On the one hand, they revel in trumpeting designer collaborations in the name of modernity and making their employees look and feel as though they are part of the contemporary world.
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We take a step back, revel in the wholesome Danishness of it all, join hands and hygge it up a notch by singing our favorite carols and dancing around the tree.
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The parade organizers — who did not respond to a request for comment on Wednesday — have at times seemed to revel in the opportunity to mock the language of liberal online outrage.
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Shkreli has at times seemed to revel in his public infamy and since his December 2015 arrest, he has used social media to boast of his wealth and lash out at critics.
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But while we were shelling out four figures to revel in millions more pixels than ever before, in came Nintendo to say it would stick with standard definition for a while, thanks.
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Trump will likely revel in a ceremony laden with pageantry and military pomp, with U.S. soldiers marching down the Champs Elysees boulevard beside French servicemen - a welcome respite from his domestic woes.
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The narrator seemed to revel in the graphic violence he was depicting, but it was the final passage that was particularly disturbing, where Dylan conveyed unabashed awe and reverence for the killer.
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They revel in the deflected glory of a billionaire who deigns to give them the time of day—more than they get from most, but a far cry from what they need.
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If there's something bright on the horizon behind Joker for me, purely as a fan, it's that Warner Bros.' future lineup seems full of movies that revel in their comic book origins.
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It's also a lively, funny, and beautifully shot movie, the kind of candy-colored fantasy that lets its audience revel in the atmosphere of fancy spas, tremendous parties, and enviable-looking food.
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The digital platform began with a T-shirt emblazoned with the phrase, inspired by the idea that while #BlackGirlMagic is great, Black women deserve to revel in the space of their womanhood.
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" When he watched the first episode however, he says, "Jean-Marc had transformed what really bothered me into something that not only doesn't bother me but I sort of revel in it.
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Villanelle's appeal is that's she's as psychopathic as she is sympathetic Through their mutual attraction, Eve and Villanelle revel in the ways only women see one another for who we really are.
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The premiere gets off to an energetic start, as the buddies revel in their new-found riches by hiring a barbershop quartet to sing foul-mouthed songs to those who wronged them.
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American Friends fans are, essentially, dreaming of better times in their country's recent past—whereas, for British viewers, there's the potential to revel in societal elements that have historically eluded their culture.
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There's an "evil glamor" in so-called taboo animals that makes artists in genres like punk and metal, which revel in the aesthetic of dirt, lean towards creatures like rats and pigs.
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To break it, she needs women to revel in her accomplishment and embrace it as their own, as Jerry Emmett, 102, did during the roll call at the convention earlier this week.
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It's a rare bolt of electricity, a stripped-down portrait of two scrappy, damaged seducers who revel in moving their bodies, who share a love of razzle-dazzle, of discipline and control.
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And late scenes that revel in her fame have a promotional quality; the heart of this film lies in drawing inspiration from her early accomplishments, not in hearing from so many celebrities.
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National Republican leaders are struggling for a strategy to stop Trump from becoming the nominee, as Democrats revel in the chaos they hope will boost their chances of keeping the White House.
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An earthy Taurus will enjoy the serene and sweeping landscapes that take up much of the frames in Queen Sugar and revel in the hardworking and determined spirit of every single character.
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In his work, he illuminates a cold-but-human netherworld where kids run their own lives and revel in an orgy of one-upmanship, conquests, despair, and the grandeur of drug use.
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"Doctor Atomic" was commissioned as an American "Faust," but the opera's Oppie, who's never as thrilled about the bomb as the man himself was, doesn't get to revel in Faust-like triumph.
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A new book on Spain Rodriguez revisits his innovative repertoire, but ignores the extent to which some of his comix revel in the sexism regularly broadcast in the era's male-authored strips.
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But while government officials and state media tell one-sided stories and revel in "I-told-you-sos," liberal Russians like myself and many of the people I know are less joyous.
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Labor Day • Revel in West Indian pride at the J'ouvert parade, which marks the start of Carnival in Caribbean cultures, beginning at Grand Army Plaza and ending on Midwood Street in Brooklyn.
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"Doom Patrol" is also about reluctant heroes, and in the rarefied confines of a service dedicated to comic-book fans, appears to revel in just how narrowly the concept can be drawn.
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" But the song and video also featured more troublesome moments that seemed to obliviously revel in white privilege: "Happy that my name ain't stupid/Dave coulda been Daquan with a few kids.
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But President Donald Trump, who seems to revel in it, invited Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Ambassador Sergey Kislyak to the Oval Office — and then forbade American reporters from seeing it.
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Instead, grab some beers, oysters, and fish and chips, and revel in the fact that you can enjoy your meal in the same epic setting as SF diners did 150 years ago.
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To get everyone ready for the adorable rumble that is the Puppy Bowl — and to revel in the Halloween spirit — Schachner stopped by PEOPLE Now with some special guests from Muddy Paws Rescue.
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With hang loose, we revel in the absurdity of things that are still good, like a funny text, or an outrageous comment, or plans to meet up for a beer on a Tuesday.
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Despite the pressure of events, he appeared to revel in the attention of the Western correspondents who mobbed him at briefings, and was happy to respond to them at length in fluent English.
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Escape American politics by immersing yourself in the goings-on of the British monarchy, and revel in the days when a leader accidentally yelling was more scandalous than one saying ... well, literally anything.
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It's not just my lazy season — it's a time of year when I revel in spending as much time as possible indoors, and moving from my cozy perch as infrequently as humanly possible.
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I certainly revel in the discovery of a good "dupe" — that is, a beauty product that so closely resembles another item that it could be considered a duplicate — but it's no easy feat.
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But rather than revel in the "glamorous labels," the 27-year-old founder says she wants to use that newfound status as an opportunity to drive progress for other would-be women leaders.
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This can be one of December's more enjoyable offerings because it gives permission to revel in all of the things that have made us laugh, cry, and cringe over the last 12 months.
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That's pretty emotional for an X-Men movie fan, so we decided to rank all the previous movies and to revel in the highs and lows of the series over almost two decades.
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Not just for the United States, but for the whole world, and we could all come together to address that challenge, or revel in that discovery, whether we're Democrats or Republicans or other.
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With some patience and a little bit of help from this kitchen-transforming device, you can revel in the glory of the freshest, most delicious pasta without ever having to leave your home.
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Trump would clearly revel in a moon landing in his final year in office – but the moon mission appears part of a wider political agenda, not least backed by Vice President Mike Pence.
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But we don't often revel in the same way with the image of container ships making port, a truckload of corn ready for export or cargo speeding its way to your nearest store.
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After a seven-game World Series in which both teams lost all their home games, the parade was the first opportunity for many fans to revel in the Nationals' victory with the team.
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Maybe this will be the end of the notion of "who wore it best," and instead we can revel in the idea of having multiple, celebrity-tested ways to wear the same outfit.
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READ: It seems that, although we are very much still largely a nation of folk who revel in getting apocalyptically hammered most weekends, more and more people are opting to cut it out.
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Like most hip-hop, the song is an ode to themselves: Both Bey and Jay name-drop, talk shit, and revel in their riches and romance, as one does in a trap song.
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No time to fret: Just do it CNN attended a class and watched as Shah seemed to revel in expressing himself this way, smiling big and laughing as he went through the exercises.
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So it came down to me being more proactive in my art, basing it more on love, joy, power, and all that shit they don't want us to have, see, or revel in.
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But suddenly, it's September, and it's kind of our last chance to fire up the grill and revel in all of the sunshine, smoked meat, and slushy cocktails that characterize our summer festivities.
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Unlike most crime writers (not to mention most of their readers), who revel in the bloody aftermath of a violent encounter, the Kellermans show compassion for the survivors, including conscientious officials like Edison.
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Her work for the Y culminates in a 30-minute D.J. set by her collaborator Joss Carter — perhaps a way to release the tension Ms. Doherty builds up, or to revel in it.
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Swipe on your shade of choice — bright pink, lemon lime, blazing orange, or teal — and give it a minute before you flick off the lights to revel in your glossy glow-stick manicure.
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Gen Z uses it as a form of expression, it's a linchpin in the aesthetic at LGBTQ+ celebrations, and makeup artists revel in being able to flex their artistry in a striking way.
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For one magical week each year, the Champagne flows and the celebrities pose as the watch industry makes its pilgrimage to northern Switzerland to revel in its own horological brand of spring fever.
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"I revel in the fact that if I can save $3 on that, and invest it over the next 50 years at a 7% return, it's going to be worth like $200," he said.
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During a secretive reign of terror and killing carried out by his followers across Miami in the 1980s, a charismatic cult leader appeared to revel in his ability to get away with it all.
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Trucks with spinning rims and flashy sports cars cruise the city bumping narcocorridos—a subgenre of traditional northern Mexican accordion-laden folk ballads that revel in the exploits of famous narcos and their lifestyle.
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"'Set It Up' is a classic rom-com brought to life by a pair of wonderfully well-matched stars who seem to revel in the genre," Kate Erbland of IndieWire wrote in a review.
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The free-wheeling Fitzgeralds have always been a source of fascination, and producers Nicole Yorkin and Dawn Prestwich -- working from the Zelda-centric book "Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald" -- revel in their decadence.
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Or, if you are like me, you will go back to the show and zoom in on your favorite pieces and hope no one will notice as you revel in a work's frank immodesty.
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I hope those of you who are new parents reading this will share in the joy and revel in the mess of a new life — not only your baby's, but yours as a family.
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When the evening comes to an end, you can revel in a gentle and soothing cup of warm green tea and be comforted in knowing that the polyphenols in your brew also combat oxidation.
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After 9 hours, 5 minutes and 11 seconds, ParisianPlayer was able to pull off his blindfold and revel in his achievement, undoubtedly excited that he crushed his 12-hour estimate by nearly 3 hours.
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The defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots are unlikely to visit the White House to revel in a celebratory ceremony as the NFL season quickly approaches and time for a visit runs out.
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It's easy to revel in a bear hug or a shared laugh, but I'm extending that love of experience for more challenging moments, such getting screamed at in the middle of a bath time.
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A digital-era 6-year-old might well slip off with a more typical 21st-century diversion, while Mom and Dad revel in the kitschy loopiness that they loved as children or younger adults.
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And with both Nokia and BlackBerry having waged comebacks of sorts (albeit through licensing deals), it seems the iPhone's 10th anniversary has been the perfect time to revel in a bit of mobile nostalgia.
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The games on display were a feast for those wanting to revel in nostalgia, admittedly, by the very nature of their genre; but importantly, lots of them exhibited clear signs of forward-looking innovation.
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Get ready to revel in some next-level planetary beauty, because on Monday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released the first imagestaken by its GOES-16 weather satellite, launched in November 2016.
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The challenge, however, lies in coming to terms with the artist's innovative repertoire and the extent to which some of his comix revel in the sexism regularly broadcast in the era's male-authored strips.
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"Part of him will feel the resentment that has long smoldered within and part will revel in the fact that he's the president and no one else is," said Michael D'Antonio, a Trump biographer.
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That is a ridiculous price to pay so that the president can revel in chants of "Build the Wall" from followers, most of whom would surely vote for him with or without a wall.
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To revel in all of nature's glory, it's best to avoid the crowds at the usual places, such as the remarkable 15 moai platform of Ahu Tongariki, where buses of tourists arrive each morning.
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Where Mourinho complained endlessly about United's transfer strategy, and the greater resources enjoyed by his putative rivals, Solskjaer seems to revel in working with players he regards as among the best in the world.
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Some folks have used it to provoke their own viewers and revel in notoriety, while others, like streamer mnr61894, have focused on tasks far more mundane: trying (and often failing) to stack cards really high.
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I'm not mad at Snooki or Fergi for wanting to revel in their yung motherhood—kudos for still having time to get that gym-tan-laundry in while trying not to screw up future adults.
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Get ready to revel in some next-level planetary beauty, because on Monday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released the first images taken by its GOES-163 weather satellite, launched in November 2016.
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The gist of the gossip is essentially confirmed by Khloé Kardashian's social media activity, and Cardi is coming to the denim designer's defense as comments on Instagram and Twitter gleefully revel in the relationship's demise.
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In that way, horse racing may not be all that different from politics – another activity in which participants revel in disagreement, crow about being right, and can get big payouts if they pick a winner.
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Despite U.S. intelligence's belief that Russian hacks of the U.S. election were aimed at helping Trump or spreading doubt about the outcome, Meister thinks there is a simpler explanation: The Russians just revel in it.
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Thousands of Boston fans hit the streets of the Massachusetts city to revel in their sixth Super Bowl win on Sunday night, but the celebrations will continue on Tuesday morning during the Patriots' victory parade.
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Outside of the office, Goldblum takes part in meme re-creation, has shown he's game for a round (or five) of Would You Rather, consistently recognizes his own eccentricities and chooses to revel in them.
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And while only a few lucky souls were there to witness the puppy love in person, all of us can revel in the memories and perhaps find some inspiration for our own V-Day parties.
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The emails ended with the prankster sending a poem, which began "Worry not of tomorrow's end" and ended "Revel in their bloodied eyes", with the first letter of each line spelling out the word "Whistleblower".
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San Diego Comic-Con is coming up this week: fans from across the world will be coming in to revel in the costumes, comics, television shows, and films that will be showcased at the convention.
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And the only thing we love more than a Taylor Swift concert is seeing other people revel in their purest, most unabashed fandom — especially when those fans happen to be Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds.
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"Kiss It Better," ("Man fuck your pride / Just take it on back, take it on back, boy") made female listeners feel like it's okay to revel in the beauties of a woman receiving oral sex.
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Barefoot and wearing bathing suits, many are tourists who have drifted by while island hopping, having traveled from afar to revel in the French island's cluster of islets, home to coral reefs, shipwrecks, and wildlife.
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But its deeper reflections on charting life's course as well as the permission it gives its audience to revel in juvenile delight make it a truly special and timeless classic for the young at heart.
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"Where sometimes I might pull back and try to simplify or make things more subtle, with this project we tend to revel in the 'psychological overload,' as Weirdcore recently said in an interview," says Benson.
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Happy people know how important it is to savor the taste of their meal, revel in the amazing conversation they just had, or even just step outside to take a deep breath of fresh air.
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Consumption has become a key growth driver for the German economy, which was traditionally propelled by exports, as Germans revel in record-high employment, increased job security, rising real wages and ultra-low borrowing costs.
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"It's a time when great gourmets stop drinking the grands crus and revel in the simplicity of a Beaujolais," the writer and wine expert Frank Schoonmaker told The Times more than half a century ago.
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In the early '70s, there was talk of installing a tramway that would take visitors to just below Guadalupe Peak, allowing many more people to revel in the beauty of the lesser-seen high country.
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"It's a time when great gourmets stop drinking the grand crus and revel in the simplicity of a Beaujolais," the writer and wine expert Frank Schoonmaker told the Times more than half a century ago.
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Unofficially, a handful of nicknames describe the three-day extravaganza that happens in the first weekend of May, in which tens of thousands of people descend upon Omaha to revel in all things Warren Buffett.
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"It's a time when great gourmets stop drinking the grand crus and revel in the simplicity of a Beaujolais," the writer and wine expert Frank Schoonmaker told The Times more than half a century ago.
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Instead of some monastic routine when he is competing — room-service chicken every night, egg whites each morning and nothing but golf in between — McIlroy tries to revel in what the rest of life offers.
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While its bikes like the Scout and the just-released Scout Bobber are aimed at younger buyers, most models revel in heritage, with styling and names that hark back to the company's prewar glory days.
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"The party needs to quickly narrow its field of contenders, embrace and support a candidate and buttress the campaigns of vulnerable House members who supported impeachment while Republicans revel in their perverse unanimity," Smikle added.
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Yves Saint Laurent designed a collection inspired by the May 1968 Paris riots; by contrast, Dior's "New Look" was a salve for the wounds of wartime, making people forget the hardships and revel in luxury.
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If this trailer doesn't do it for you and you need more Blade Runner to keep you occupied until Friday, just revel in the moment Harrison Ford punched Ryan Gosling in the face on set.
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It was a career path I kind of fell into; I love to travel, value my freedom of movement, and revel in the ability to be creative and explore a spectrum of crafts, tasks, and projects.
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The Dodgers game didn't end until 11:30 PM PT -- but 91-year-old Tommy Lasorda managed to stay up through all 13 innings to revel in sweet, sweet victory ... and TMZ Sports has the video.
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That statement did little to sway supporters of Donald Trump, who heard their candidate cast doubt on that intelligence finding, and instead revel in the contents of the stolen e-mails as they hit the press.
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There are two times a year when some workers can revel in a financial windfall: tax season (if their filings result in a refund), and the holiday season (if they can look forward to company bonuses).
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Yet, even as Cruz might like to revel in this history-making night in Iowa, the storyline has shifted away from him to the emergence of Marco Rubio as a viable alternative in the GOP race.
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His single " XO TOUR L lif3," one of the most popular tracks of 2017, has become an anthem for an era of artists and fans who like to revel in misery, whether sincerely or for play.
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One of my great good fortunes is having the opportunity to revel in his insightful and biting humor; to convey, through his comedy and through his confrontation with racism, how important, among other things, fear is.
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Unlike most politicians who, when caught in a falsehood or a lie, won't repeat it again for fear of the blowback, Trump seems to revel in saying things that have been proven not to be true.
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There's no question that Trump's base, when they hear about this kerfuffle, will laugh at the reference and revel in the fact that the so-called "fake news" media made a big deal out of it.
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While the haute jewelry world continues to revel in chunky collars adorned with oversize gems, Tiffany & Company's design director, Francesca Amfitheatrof, has instead gone for a radically casual take on the oft-interpreted diamond-encrusted necklace.
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Nothing but start offensively poor bands, share cigarettes on the local green, and revel in being the scourge of a city that could have just built us a more-than-one-screen cinema, for fuck's sake.
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For nearly 40 years now Lawrence has played the underdog to perfection, honing an air of misunderstood talent, revelling, or at least seeming to revel, in never quite being as big as he believed he should.
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Government supporters and others who took part in the huge public effort that helped stop the coup have flocked to squares across the country every day to revel in the survival of Turkey's democratically elected government.
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Yet overall the stamps revel in the pomp and glory of a great nation, even if it meant overprinting another country's with your name, as was the case with Cape Juby (between Morocco and Spanish Sahara).
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Plumbing the depths of ethnic heritage, familial legacy, and sisterhood, the works on view both revel in the rites of the beauty supply industry while interrogating the cultural, economic, and racial inequities inherent to its profits.
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Today's listeners revel in the violin's isolated flurry of activity about three minutes into the first movement: The audiences at Leopold's palace, however, would have heard this as an egregious breach of musical and social decorum.
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It's easy to love journalism stories as a journalist, but in a time when the craft is so reviled by those it exposes, it's even more satisfying to revel in how the shoe-leather gets made.
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Giving Doral a boost Trump's approach to the G7 might be popular with base voters who revel in his trashing of political and diplomatic conventions and with whom Trump has kept faith with his disruptive behavior.
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That as it glances both backward and forward, the game can revel in the nostalgia of grass and mandatory all-white outfits while heralding in video replay and extensive changes such as tiebreakers and shot clocks.
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Walk along the shore to revel in the views across the Puget Sound, where you might spot harbor seals floating belly-up in the calm water offshore, and on clear days, spy the Olympic Mountains beyond.
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This is, of course, self-evident information, but filmmakers tend to favor more brusque techniques to depict this (in the case of Nazis, movies too often love to revel in their sadism, titillating viewers with outrage).
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In this bar and in countless venues around the country, it was a time to set aside South Africa's troubles, noisily revel in a sense of unity and national pride, and salute the team's black captain.
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Some nights I want to spend $9.99 to buy a movie on demand even though I could wait a week and rent it for $2.99, and I want to revel in that foolish splurge by myself.
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I recommend all readers to take 10 minutes out of their day to revel in all the trolling genius that is Shannon Briggs: I had mixed feelings when I first came across Briggs's self-promotional campaign.
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Trekkies at different poles of the look-taste-feel matrix push on each other, and rather than despair at the impossibility of conjuring a definitive gagh into existence, Trekkies seem to revel in this diversity of form.
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Watch below and revel in the sound of a band who sit somewhere between all the other rock groups who are designed to make your ears bleed and your torso experience a sucker-punch to the gut.
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"In nasty episodes meant to make 'A Clockwork Orange' look like a day at nursery school, the robbers don party masks, revel in the terror they've created and kill their hostages with hair-trigger petulance," Maslin writes.
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Maybe I'm just a masochist (as seen by my participation in a 60-hour marathon and my desire to see all of these characters I adore die), but I revel in the shared grief we experience together.
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Season 14 midseason premiere "1-800-799-7233," does have a gratuitously long shot of Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) sitting in just a towel, letting viewers revel in his many-abbed glory for nearly two full minutes.
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Both movies revel in the visual gags made possible by the power of scale, with Ant-Man almost washed down a drain (despite Mr. Rogers' reassurances) and engaging in a life-or-death battle in a briefcase.
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The movie encourages us to revel in the bad-boy energy of its main characters—Hangover veteran Bradley Cooper plays a sleazy confidant, oozing malicious undertones—but its political observations never sting or knock us off-guard.
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There's a genuine sense of yearning sentimentality at the heart of "Pretty Green Eyes", something that chimes with one of the primary identifiers of the British psyche: we're a bunch of moaners who revel in misery business.
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The list of head-poundingly dumb punchlines is too long to include here; it would also probably miss the point to do so because, in his defense, Em seems to revel in just how dumb they are.
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Related: Revel in the Beauty of Death with These Gem-Encrusted Monkey Skulls Your Jimmies Will Be Rustled After Looking at These Warped 3D Faces The Neon Art of Ruby Gloom is a 3D, Cyber-Feminist Paradise
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Despite those losses, Trump appeared to revel in the notion that he is remaking the GOP in his image, shaming a long list of Republicans who declined to "embrace" him and will no longer be in Congress.
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Final Fantasy XV is keen to promote visual spectacle, with the wide vistas and sumptuous cutscenes (although the ones taken from Kingsglaive feel out of place), and generally revel in the aesthetics made possible by the hardware.
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There — and at the farmers' markets, of course (there are a few, but the big downtown market takes place just west of the university on Saturdays) — it's possible to revel in the glory of California organic produce.
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While Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden scheduled major events for after the polls had closed, hoping to revel in the sweet taste of victory, Ms. Warren did a lower-key event in Michigan earlier in the evening.
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Emily Wilson's new translation of The Odyssey — the first published English translation by a woman — is exciting to me in part because it seems to invite this kind of fury and discomfort, even to revel in it.
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Critic's Notebook After watching seven specials meant to illuminate and revel in the impending nuptials of Prince Harry and the actress Meghan Markle, I can offer a variety of knowledge and wisdom to those who seek it.
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It's the perfect opportunity to dress up like the leading characters in Ghost World or pay tribute to your favorite anime and revel in the fact that only two other people at the party caught the reference.
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Even if we know that retribution will eventually come, will Rick (or we, as viewers) have enough spirit left to revel in that victory, or will it have been ground to dust under Negan's boot by then?
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Even in a four-star appreciation of Baby Jane, from 2008, Roger Ebert couldn't help but revel in the spectacle of Crawford and Davis supposedly debasing themselves—rather than just, you know, playing strange and challenging roles.
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Beyond the comic incongruity of an old man's tweeting like a teenager, fans seemed to revel in the overarching strangeness of a candidate's commenting directly on an issue, or a candidate's replying to any tweet at all.
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But Frazier has received arguably the most press of any Yankees minor leaguer this spring, mostly due to the kind of stupid shit that old-school baseball squares—particularly within the Yankees organization—seem to revel in.
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Here are some of our favorite corners of the city, loved by both locals and the many visitors that stream in to the City by the Bay every year to eat, drink, and revel in its bounties.
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These ASMR videos, which were made for viewers (and listeners) to revel in steady sounds like a knife chopping an onion against a wooden cutting board, are about the love of the craft — the journey, not the destination.
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And the character with the most prominent wild streak, Jessa Johansson, ended up having some serious issues with self-sabotage and backstabbing, which barely gave viewers time to revel in her dry sense of humor and free-spiritedness.
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You can dance to it; you can sing along knowing no one's getting their drink spiked; and you can revel in its dorky imagining of a dance party involving a back-up band called The Crypt-Kicker Five.
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But whatever the mode of transportation, the dogs seemed to revel in the attention, patiently posing for pictures, soaking in the attention of their adoring fans, participating in skits and hanging out with friends, both human and animal.
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When Star Wars Galaxies shut down, the developers declared the Rebel Alliance the winners of the hard fought Galactic Civil War and released content that wasn't quite ready so players could revel in chaos as the servers died.
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And lo and behold, Zaydel kept his word: Zaydel, who was wanted on "existing warrants", seemed to revel in trolling Redford Police Department's Facebook page, commenting on a post about home invasion saying "You guys suck!" for example.
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Both songs have an expansive sense of space to them—a playful lightness that allows Kent to revel in the pleasure of a late night drive, and to fantasize about an interstellar honeymoon with a candidly human innocence.
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Pisces always want to help and never want to be a burden—but sometimes, like in the shady anonymity Cobain glasses provide, they revel in the momentary pleasure of being able to tell the world to fuck off.
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Given the times we live in, and the fact that the film's titular heroine is a cult feminist icon, it seems pretty obvious — even appropriate — that women might revel in a girls-only moviegoing experience this time around.
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With just a couple weeks left to revel in the Great American Kick-Back that is New York City in the summer, we've rounded up inspirational stories of public sexcapades from seven of the city's boldest, bravest women.
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Mr. Last's crossword is exactly what a Friday crossword should be, filled with exciting, fresh entries that spark your imagination and challenge you to revel in words and phrases that you might be seeing for the first time.
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Instead of cringing at what we used to call B.O., I now revel in my sweat-drenched tai chi uniform and realize what I never imagined would have happened: I'm turning into an "athletic type" at age 60!
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In an extraordinary back and forth from opposite ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, Mr. Trump appeared to revel in the viciousness of his brawl with the four progressive women who have become the young faces of the Democratic Party.
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LONDON — Every year on April 28, Twitter users, mostly in Britain, revel in what has come to be known as Ed Balls Day, when a joke about a politician's tweet is celebrated in a frenzy on social media.
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You need not understand all that Dr. Blau knows about cancer to revel in his survival and to thrill at the promise of the maxim underscoring the work it makes possible: "All for one and one for all."
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In the last gallery you can revel in the vibrant geometric quilts of Mary Lee Bendolph and Annie Mae Young, who emerged in the rapturously received exhibition "The Quilts of Gee's Bend," which toured the country in 2002.
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In Singapore, Kim seemed to revel in the warm wave of adulation from a foreign audience, basking in rounds of random applause from people on the street as he toured Singapore on the night before the big summit.
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The real reason to check out the last few episodes is that they offer a final chance to revel in the show's weird, funhouse mirror take on the paranoia and objectification that come with being a teenage girl.
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The Nationals (21-13) have gotten a day to revel in Max Scherzer&aposs MLB record-tying 20 strikeouts in a 3-103 win against Detroit on Wednesday while preparing for the second series in their seven-game homestand.
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"There's an ability to dis-identify or disassociate from the victim — we are able to allow ourselves to revel in their demise, because we see them as different from us and somehow morally less worthy of protection," Lundquist says.
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I needed to close in a way that would make the reader not just suspend disbelief but revel in it, swearing it off completely, just as you do when you hand yourself over to so many of Neil's hits.
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We happily suspend all need for it in Until Dawn, we revel in the bombastic despots of Far Cry, and the most interesting character in Fallout 4 is a 1930s detective robot that looks like a broken porcelain doll.
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And I revel in small triumphs, like discovering that a woolen ball on a sweater is a "bouloche" (I learned this recently from my dry cleaner) and that French Jews and Christians use the familiar "tu" when addressing God.
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The women in the play, followers of the god Dionysos, revel in their carnality without self-consciousness or shame — a theme Ms. Keiley was deeply interested in exploring in her dreamlike production, which is lush with music and dance.
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The letter also shed new light on the simmering feud between Mr. Trump and Mr. Schneiderman, one that was inflamed anew this week as several of Mr. Trump's supporters took to social media to revel in Mr. Schneiderman's downfall.
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Her love for Anna, and Anna's love for her, is what saves the day by the end of the film, and she learns to revel in her powers once she discovers that she can control them through love (awwwww).
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With Miles in the picture, the violence in the film becomes an active danger rather than something to revel in (most of the time, anyway), and though the surrogate son storyline may at times feel trite, it's much needed.
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Sure, after their three-day wedding celebration in early December and a Caribbean honeymoon (which they live-blogged via Instagram Stories), it would make sense for the two to slow down, take a break from Instagram, and revel in wedded bliss.
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Let us revel in the irony: The US Patent Office will now resolve a dispute over one of the hottest biotech breakthrough of the decade, the genome-editing technology Crispr/Cas9, through an arcane proceeding that technically should no longer exist.
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We got the ex-lead guitarist of the iconic '80s band Monday in Calabasas, where our photog congratulated Richie for his 2nd nomination to the HOF -- for which he was grateful but cautious to not revel in the glory quite yet.
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Whatever the case, it might mean lighting a cannabis-inspired candle, turning the lights down low (or up high), running a bath, or clearing your schedule the next day so you can revel in post-coital bliss for 12 whole hours.
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But unlike other high school flicks of the era, like Porky's or Fast Times at Ridgemont High, most of the characters in this comedy-of-age comedy don't revel in being caricatures of high school stereotypes; they break out of them.
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But her life's passion is spreading the gospel of unapologetic Black womanhood through her writing and her digital platform #BlackWomenAreForGrownUps, inspired by the idea that while #BlackGirlMagic is great, Black women deserve to revel in the space of their womanhood.
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Whether or not such a mystical masterpiece can actually exist, people can certainly treat an album like one, and, as Bowie knew, an album can certainly revel in its own mystique, and can certainly make a show out of being one.
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John Denver songs used: "Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)" and "Take Me Home, Country Roads" If any film on this list is entitled to revel in "Take Me Home, Country Roads," it's Steven Soderbergh's joyous heist movie.
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A day after he formally announced the most high-profile American counterterrorism action since the 2011 killing of the Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, Mr. Trump continued to revel in its success, and reprised his blunt language from a day earlier.
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Much of the correspondence in the book is based, we are told, on actual documents or on chat and I.M. transcripts, and these are interspersed with more traditional passages of personal narrative that revel in the awkward pungencies of life.
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Killing people without suffering much remorse is something murderers share with more legitimate heroes: the average James Bond movie, after all, has a kill count to match Ted Bundy's, and shoot-em-ups such as "John Wick" revel in mass homicide.
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Instead of getting down about how these four-legged stars can make even the most basic outfits look good, revel in the fact that we as a society have progressed so far that mass market pet costumes are a reality.
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"We never announced Lorde by name and while some people are disappointed that she didn't play at Grey Lynn Library Hall for $7, I hope in a few days they can revel in the memory of the moment," he added.
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She waited -- at least for one night -- to revel in her journey, to talk about the arc of history and the little girls who sat in classrooms for so many years and wondered if they, too, could one day become president.
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Here's what you need to know about the couple, why so many people are talking about them, and why we should all calm down and revel in the nuptials of two celebrities with an exceptionally adept knowledge of the marketing landscape.
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Like the other rallies Trump has held since taking office, Wednesday's event served to buoy the President's mood further, giving Trump an opportunity to revel in the applause of his base and connect with his supporters that are removed from Washington.
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That way, we wouldn't have to waste any time thinking about it: We could just read the one article that's best suited to reinforce our opinions, date whoever meets our personalized criteria and revel in the thrill of familiar surprise.
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"Mona Lisa" (2009), sketches of her vagina, have the delicacy of Asian brush painting, and "Modern Olympia Scrolls" (1997-2001), a five-panel riff on "Olympia," Édouard Manet's controversial nude, celebrates women's freedom to revel in the pleasures of their bodies.
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The Taj Mahal joins the Atlantic Club, Showboat, Trump Plaza and Revel in the growing club of Atlantic City casinos that, since 2014, have succumbed to economic pressure brought about in large measure by competition from casinos in neighboring states.
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The simple fact is this: With every passing day, it becomes more and more clear that Trump not only will never act "presidential" but also seems to revel in taking the very word -- and concept -- and dragging it through the mud.
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While defenders of the status quo salaciously revel in the examination of Trump's appalling personal morals, they turn a blind eye to the political norms that make some 40 percent of the population want to storm Washington, pitchforks carried high.
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After Mark and Simon get past their animosity (more or less), they revel in their remembered friendship for a bit, and then rapidly get themselves into a scrape that leads them down some of the same gritty paths of their youth.
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We will explore the best teams, revel in the worst, dissect the topics of the day, look at big moments from the week gone by and anticipate those that face us in the week to come, and, mostly, enjoy some baseball.
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No one loves a crèche — presepio in Italian — more than the Italians, and at the International Museum of the Presepio you can revel in the finest examples of this folk art from all over the world and down through the ages.
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For a couple of hours on Friday night, he was the voice of the ultimate underdogs, the about-to-be-vindicated sports fan who got to revel in something historic — with an audience of millions high-fiving his every remark.
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And while millions of people still decide to go out of their ways to shock themselves, to "bear witness" or revel in the pain of others, it's also true that recorded death and murder has new ways to find them.
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People have been making their way to Midtown Manhattan for the midnight revel in Times Square since 1904, when the owner of this newspaper, Adolph Ochs, organized a celebration to commemorate the opening of the paper's new headquarters in Times Square.
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And it starts off very playful and fun, not in like an A-to-Z way but some entries revel in the playfulness of culture, and other entries are much more serious and about how the internet is tricking us.
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The president on Friday appeared to revel in his decision not to give top Democrats in Congress a heads up about the strike, at one point retweeting a swipe at Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer by conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza.
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I revel in the dopamine hit from smashing that "complete order" button; it's only a few days later, when a pile of new packages shows up on my stoop, that I'm faced with the sheer amount of stuff I'm accumulating.
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Instead, the ensuing 1,500 words amount to little more than free copy space for Carlson to laugh at quotes Plott reads to him from other conservatives and to revel in just how far this son of unearned wealth has come.
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Some moments had been clearly telegraphed earlier in the season — like the egg Angela eats that may or may not contain Doctor Manhattan's powers — but the character resolutions were so beautiful that I was happy just to revel in them.
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Scrunchies and barrettes are today's accessory must-have, Susan Alexandra's beaded bags are all the rage, and up-and-coming designers like Sandy Liang and Molly Goddard revel in puffy sleeves, tulle and taffeta princess dresses, and pink plastic hair clips.
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It's as if the artist took a bunch of eggs, shook them up, and not only did not a one of 'em crack, they all seem to revel in the delicacy of the dance of their white-on-white invisibility.
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There's something for every taste, whether you want to see the scariest horror movies of the year, revel in a very weird social issues comedy, or bask in the glory of a bunch of kick-ass ladies rocking a heist.
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You'll see Clean Up. Now press the Option key and Clean Up will become Mess Up. From there, all you have to do is click, and then revel in the madness as all your previously organized files get scattered randomly across your screen.
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Staged as a reboot that still wants to revel in the nostalgia of the 2000-2006 films, X-Men Apocalypse, in theaters May 27, reintroduces audiences to our favorite mutants as teenagers, as they face the greatest threat man has ever known.
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After years of listening to politicians carefully parse their public statements into smaller and smaller bits of meaninglessness, folks were ready to loosen their guard and their girdles and revel in some plain speaking -- even if sometimes it bordered on plain nonsense.
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Welcome to Motherboard's weekly edition of our "letters to the editor" segment, where we peel back the tincan top of our editor's inbox and revel in the rich, er, perfume of the marvelous cross-section of humanity that's been fermenting for the week.
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Apple — which famously has about as much zeal for public transparency as the Soviet Kremlin — notably sits the day out each year as chief rival Google and the rest of its Silicon Valley cohort revel in the geeky whimsy they like to project.
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The infamous Hole singer has become a recent influence to Clark, influencing her to revel in her own femininity as an act of subversion, even—and especially— in the midst of a month-long tour surrounded by the most masculine of metal fans.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 5 (Reuters) - With a little bit of chaos and a last-minute sprint on preparations, Rio de Janeiro was ready on Friday to revel in a moment seven years in the making: the opening of the Olympic Games.
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Instead, it's marked by a combination of high energy, moral simplicity, and earnest anti-consumerist cynicism — a desire to ditch the dull business of a respectable life not to imagine something greater, but simply to revel in freedom of movement at its margins.
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He didn't even get to revel in the down time, either, hitting the Today Show early Monday morning to perform a new song with Jennifer Lopez as part of the duo's tribute to the victims of the Orlando shooting at Pulse nightclub.
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Spend an evening making Julia Moskin's recipe for whole-grain blueberry muffins with orange streusel, and then take them to work because you're a good and generous colleague, the sort who bakes so that others may feast and revel in your kindness.
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And costly tickets make it harder for opera fanatics — people who not only want to see many different operas each year but also often want to see the same opera more than once, to revel in a favorite singer or compare alternate casts.
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Wines that revel in just these characteristics from Châteauneuf, the Central Coast of California and the McLaren Vale of Australia have been critically acclaimed in the last 20 years, and this has helped to set a dominant style for many grenache-based wines.
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History buffs can revel in the academic introduction to the pearl — extending back to Cleopatra — while the more aesthetically inclined can steep themselves in the rich mess of photos and illustrations portraying pearl-draped icons from Queen Elizabeth I to Lady Gaga.
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I go to the library to invisibly revel in my advancing spinsterhood, and the last thing I need is some dashing architecture student trying to make eye contact through the floor while I subtly press flowers between the pages of Jane Austen books.
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As an adult, I revel in lyrics like "he toss my salad like his name Romaine" and "he gotta eat the booty like groceries" because they're in accordance with my worldview that butt play is great and we all deserve great things.
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With time you begin to revel in these moments when the movement of each joint is sluggish as though injected with grains of wet sand and glassy mineral, and when a flush of warm blood sweeps across your face like a mask.
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Luckily, things are pretty much set up by the end of episode one, leaving viewers to revel in the exploration of Annie's past and the mysteries of Castle Rock, as well as the drama surrounding the Merrill family and their adopted Somali relatives.
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I wanted to believe the enthusiastic Mauritius man and his excitable prediction, but alas, I support Arsenal, a team who seem to revel in the thrill of throwing away four-goal leads and conceding 94th minute equalisers, so I just smiled and nodded.
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This time around, the judges in the front row were ready to revel in wretchedness, line by line and verse by verse, as the contestants, more than 53 Columbia University students in a lecture hall on the campus, read their poems aloud.
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The satirical comedy, first a movie and now a Netflix show, revolves around five black students — Sam, Coco, Troy, Lionel and Reggie — at a fictional elite university who revel in the sorts of intemperate and intoxicating polemics that can sour a Thanksgiving dinner.
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The Springboks are expected to cruise to victory and seal a quarter-final berth but Jones says his players will revel in the experience of back-to-back games against global heavyweights after a 63-0 loss to New Zealand last time out.
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Tell you what: It'd be nice to bake the great American chef Larry Forgione's recipe for his grandmother's chocolate cake this weekend, and to revel in its simple, layered deliciousness, the perfect accompaniment to a tall glass of cold, organic whole milk.
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Many among them are old enough to revel in reminiscing about the Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan economies; many saw their fortunes decline in the intervening decades as global elites replaced the white middle class as the new favored group in both countries.
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We revel in the illicit thrill of scamming the probably deserving, soak in the intimacy of these women's friendships — and when it inevitably comes crashing back down, feel along with them a twinge of regret that they couldn't get away with it forever.
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Or revel in both the similarities and the disparities between the biblical and the Quranic versions of the stories of Moses, Abraham and Jesus (all three of whom, along with many other figures from the Bible, are revered prophets in the Quran).
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To Ms. Santiago, 33, who lives in Brooklyn, politicians presented the deal as a fait accompli to New Yorkers and offered no avenue for public input — a poor way of trying to sway a city where people revel in making their views known.
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I'm not about to get into the plot of the film—you can watch it for yourself and revel in the terrific Jim Henson puppetry, which as fine as it was couldn't turn his final movie as director into a box-office hit.
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To the student who sits in the back of the room with the chemistry textbook propped open and a library book tucked inside: You'll have to learn chemistry, there's no getting around it, but we revel in your love for the written word.
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The family begins to crumble as William starts to wonder if he is reliving the life of Job, and we are invited to revel in the family's strife and even perhaps suspect William and his brood may have it coming to them a little.
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It's just as satisfying for her to revel in a pair of fresh new pajamas as it is to make toothpaste roses: "Oh, how soft and warm and cozy they felt, like the fur of a baby rabbit," she thinks as she puts them on.
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According to ABC News, archive head David S. Ferriero informed two Democratic senators last week that the Trump's tweets are being preserved for posterity, so future generations can revel in the president's peculiar and unprecedented use of Twitter as an art form and governing tool.
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Curated by Chris Bors and Fred Fleisher at the Parlour Bushwick, Successive Excessive explores this question through the work of nine artists who revel in excess, from Roxanne Jackson's fiercely elaborate ceramic sculptures to Hein Koh's darkly playful mash-ups of body parts, and more.
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While many cooks revel in their signature dishes by recreating them for every special occasion, others profit from their recipes by selling their dishes at farmer's markets, blogging about them, entering contests or selling their secrets to cooking sites or to magazines and cookbooks.
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Well, today, in celebration of the Yale women's basketball team's victory over Harvard at 57-52, the famed Handsome Dan was unleashed onto the court, and made a beeline straight to the huddle of players to revel in pets, tummy rubs, and Lion King reenactments.
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The goal of DC Universe is to gather all the fans under one roof to revel in their shared love of DC and its characters, which is something that company reps noted existing social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter weren't great at fostering.
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While most members of the Beyhive are impatiently awaiting the first peek at Blue Ivy's newest twin siblings, please allow us to take a moment to revel in the 14th anniversary of the greatest Beyonce headline of all time, courtesy of the New York Times.
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If you thought that Foer was a peculiar cultural phenomenon of the immediate post-9/11 era—a writer who satisfied a deep longing for a more innocent time with books that seemed to revel in a childlike wonder—his publisher would beg to differ.
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Most importantly, he continues to inspire a fervent following known as the Yang Gang, supporters who wear blue "MATH" hats - a tribute to Yang's devotion to data that has since become an acronym for "Make America Think Harder" - and revel in his "nerdy" campaign.
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Although some may consider their sumptuous styles retrograde, these sensual dramas can feel like a welcome break from the gonzo exhibitionism of groundbreaking auteurs like Jill Soloway, Issa Rae, Amy Schumer, Lena Dunham, Ilana Glazer, and Abbi Jacobson, each of whom revel in degradation.
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They also linger on Angel's body in photoshoot scenes, inviting the audience to ogle at a trans woman beauty symbol and revel in actress Moore's real-life success modeling for Calvin Klein and becoming the first transgender person to make the cover of Elle.
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This despite the admonition from Robert, who by all accounts was as uncomfortable in the spotlight as his offspring revel in basking in it: "Being a good person and a loyal friend is more important than being famous," he reminds them in the scene.
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In Jesus' Son—the story collection by which most readers come to know him—he seems to revel in forcing the reader to ask how much of the druggy insanity they see is "real," and how much of it Johnson himself personally acted out.
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Whenever I have a real day off of work — one that isn't dedicated to an event, traveling, or running errands that I can only get done during business hours — I revel in the opportunity to indulge one of my rare guilty pleasures: daytime talk shows.
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While some might sincerely believe the crude accusation that opponents of abortion "revel" in the suffering and death of women, most Democrats are able to understand that pro-life Democrats simply reach a different conclusion on this matter while sharing so many progressive values.
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It is a climactic scene for Harry and the other characters in a film in which the body and its capacity to revel in all the senses — be it through music, food, sex or the heat of volcanic rocks — are pushed to the extreme.
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Seeing Suzanne's hair one day in Golden Gate Park breaks the spell of Evie's girlhood: In that moment, Evie realizes there is another way to female, one that does not require asking for permission, and she begins to revel in a certain wild unpredictability.
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Millions of millennials flock daily to long-form reports on the environment, civil rights and income inequality from Vice; they watch Snapchat's inventive hit-and-run political series, "Good Luck America"; and they revel in John Oliver's 20-minute dissections of single subjects on HBO.
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It was revealed in January of 2015 that iBUYPOWER had skin-bet against themselves and thrown the match, leading to all members getting banned from the game by Valve, aside from a guy called Skadoodle, who didn't wish to revel in the digital spoils.
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Set against an impressionistic cityscape inspired by Los Angeles, the relentlessly jazzy choreography often resembles an '80s aerobics routine, not least because of four cartwheeling, back-flipping dancers — including the terrific Ms. Harris, who seemed to revel in her role — in neon exercise gear.
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The president and members of his administration have turned the predominantly Central American gang into a boogeyman to justify immigration policies, and Trump himself has on multiple occasions appeared to revel in describing the grisly details of murders committed by alleged MS-13 members.
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While former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who's expected to enter the race next month, has said hedge fund managers are not "necessarily bad," Ms. Warren seems to revel in calling out the ultra wealthy, pharmaceutical companies, Wall Street banks and payday lenders.
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But anyone who sat in on the pre-event news conference featuring the assistant captains from both teams would have to conclude that Woods will never be allowed to revel in the ordinary; he will forever be dogged by the ghost of Tiger past.
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Franklin understood, though, that the energies deployed to exalt a Higher Power could also heal a broken heart, revel in romance, celebrate the simple pleasure of being alive and, as she asserted in the 1967 single that announced her superstardom to the world, demand respect.
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For all the talk of how professional he was during Jackson's psychological warfare to pressure him into waiving the no-trade clause (and erase Jackson's negotiating error), Anthony has, season after season, seemed to revel in attention related to his possible departures and potential destinations.
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Yet for two hours on Friday, the city's beleaguered establishment seemed to revel in a collective embrace, capping a week in which it rallied to defend some treasured Washington traditions — congressional oversight, the independence of the F.B.I. — in the face of persistent executive chaos.
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But Duke, a tidy private university ranked eighth in U.S. News & World Report's list of America's top colleges, with a team led by a coach who moralizes about the realities of college basketball even as he benefits from them, seems to revel in its superiority.
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But in the raging culture war between the over-offended left and the out-and-out racist right, our guardians of free speech would do a better job of defending the right to offend if they didn't quite so obviously revel in exercising it.
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Watch the forking hilarious final season of The Good Place, revel in the insanity that is American Horror Story: 1984, or experience the latest elimination round on Dancing With the Stars as it happens and get your pop culture fix without all that cable nonsense.
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It's beaten out of players, if not by the morals and standards of the NHL then by joyless, stodgy media types that appear to revel in parroting the cult-like beliefs of players they wish they could be or wish were their real-life friends.
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Although she was quite famously a Trump for more than half a decade thanks to her marriage to Donald , Marla Maples says she has never been one to revel in the over-the-top excesses associated with her famous ex-husband, now the Republican presidential front-runner.
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For all of the disagreements and differences of opinions that the presidents hashed out privately on Tuesday — none more prominent than whether to keep or scrap the nuclear deal with Iran — Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron seemed to revel in each other's presence, pouring on the charm.
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"One of these pamphlets describes the women in the king's camp — just literally a week before the massacre — and it presents them all as prostitutes and it says something like 'these women they revel in their hot blood and they deserve a hotter punishment'," he tells us.
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Of course I was excited to become a mother — to revel in my baby's newness, collect first haircut clippings and create tiny, 80's film-inspired Halloween costumes like Duckie from Pretty in Pink and Elliot from E.T. (and wow, did I follow through on this).
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Heckz' lines like "Now I Got a Label for the Team / Million AV Raisin the Heat / Fixated on Making My Peak / Until I spend My Days in the Green" seem to revel in the consolidation of a crew, a sound, and a label coming out of Toronto.
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And then, this son-of-a-gun Jrue Holiday, not merely satisfied with dismantling the accomplishments of the HONORABLE Damian Lillard, points at Nurk, splayed out on the ground, to REVEL in the misery of his opponent and make this moment even more revolting and disconcerting.
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Rybka, for her part, seemed to revel in the chaos, boasting on Thursday that her own Instagram account had become "the most popular in the Russian Federation" as a result of her role, and posting ruminations on feminism and her own potential future career in pornography.
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It's much easier for Corbyn to snipe from the far-left populist platform that earned him the generational-warfare-fueled votes of young Britons and the support of some former U.K. Independence Party (UKIP) populists, and to revel in Bernie Sanders' expression of delight at Labour's showing.
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This is not the stuff of the Funeral Oration of Pericles, where you can revel in the splendor and cultural achievement of your own golden age (in his case, paid for by the tribute extorted from Athens' supposed allies, so let's not give him too much credit).
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Today, as one of the busiest railway stops in the world, Shinjuku station has more than 3.5 million people pass through daily on their way to work in skyscrapers and Tokyo's city government headquarters, or to shop and revel in nightlife and a red-light district.
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By placing this imperfect hero at the center of a book sure to be found under the Christmas tree, Chernow has given us a rare kind of popular history: one that forces readers to confront hard truths, not just revel in America's all too fleeting triumphs.
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Amid the overall eruption of frustration and justifiable horror at the prospect of an openly racist, misogynist, xenophobic, and plutocratic President who also happens to openly revel in committing sexual assault, there's been a lot of talk about how punk rock might fit into all of this.
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You feel the notes in your body; you bathe in the rich aural textures of this lush soundscape; you revel in this feast for the senses; you catch the cosmic vibrations of the lyrics; you find yourself discovering aspects of the music you never knew were there.
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He and Mary revel in one another's company with platonic warmth; there are no traces of the sexual disappointment Bert (Dick Van Dyke) betrays during "Jolly Holiday" when Mary thanks him for "never pressing [his] advantage" and summarily indicates that they will never be an item.
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It's expected that "Win" will appear on Jay Rock's as-yet-untitled upcoming album—which will also include the Kendrick and Future-featuring "King's Dead"—but as no release date has been announced yet, for now just revel in "Win," and go about your day victoriously.
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Instead of sitting with an ice pack on your head and listening to John King yakking on CNN about red and blue paths to victory, revel in John Lithgow's droll old war horse, Winston Churchill, as he makes his imperial progress up the aisle at Westminster Abbey.
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Whether literally consuming, as in "Cookie Coin" (2019), or banking within a shopping cart, as in "Coin Cart" (2019), or picnicking in a visual send-up of Matisse's "Le bonheur de vivre" (1905-06), as in "Picnic with Coins" (2019), the artist's females revel in consumption.
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The film's greatest achievement is that it tells an important story about a woman who learns to do a challenging job — and do it well, and revel in the thrill of accomplishment — while being chastised by her passive-aggressive, unhelpful friends and the dolt from Entourage.
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Once news of the host's departure was made public, the internet was quick to revel in schadenfreude, as O'Reilly had become synonymous with Fox News over the last twenty years and no one could figure out how so many women's complaints had been repeatedly ignored at the network.
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Created by brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, "Stranger Things" centers on four male friends who revel in playing the fantasy role-playing game "Dungeons and Dragons," and their encounters with a girl with telekinetic powers, an alternate dimension and the horrifying monsters that have seeped out of it.
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So there are definitely a lot of things that hit very close to home that we hadn't anticipated, things that I thought would be so far from what was gonna happen that felt like fantasy or felt like I could revel in them because they weren't gonna be true.
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The first of three presidential debates will take place Monday night, and if you're broke and don't have cable, fear not—there are all sorts of easy and free ways to stream it if you want to revel in the sad existential nightmare that this election has become.
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Cersei is now so much more than a villain, and though her tactics are sure to be draconian—I'm anticipating an alliance with the equally sadistic Euron Greyjoy—it's hard not to revel in her rise to power just a little, given what we've seen her put through.
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" 'On the "A Star Is Born" Soundtrack, It's Lady Gaga Who Shines' [Slate] Carl Wilson hears the album instead as a platform for the talents of Lady Gaga, who he claims "gets to revel in a few of the most stunning musical moments of her decade-long career.
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While Lex and Tessa are marginalized for obvious reasons — neither brown nor disabled women have an easy time in our able-bodied, majority-white society — they instead revel in a host of misunderstood categories that pit them against the popular schoolgirls and allow them to feel morally superior.
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All this to say, I am not sure I understand the stated premises of either Bialosky's book or Matthew Zapruder's "Why Poetry": that the reaction I describe above — an erotic push-pull with language that poets revel in and non-poets might find uncomfortable — can and should be overcome.
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The detour to the local gas station (which may not be so "local") will become more painful, leaving EV-owners to revel in their foresight and mobile fueling customers only too happy to employ a service to take care of the increasingly onerous chore of filling-up the car.
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The exuberance and frank sexuality of her paintings has connected her to, among others, women of the so-called "young British artist" generation, among them Tracey Emin, who turned her unmade bed into the centerpiece of a confessional installation, and Sarah Lucas, whose sculptures revel in raunchy humor.
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The memory of the thrill I experienced as a 13-year-old, ready to shed the hyper-feminized ideals of her old playthings, eager to revel in their demise, came to me as I scrolled through Natalie Beach's account on The Cut of her complicated friendship with Caroline Calloway.
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"This November, let us together express our gratitude to those who came before, honor the devotion of those who gave the full measure, and revel in the Company of our brothers and sisters who live to defend the Constitution for one more day," reads the event description on Eventbrite.
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" "And at the same time I will really revel in the freedom of not having that structure imposed on me, but there is something as you know so nice about not, you know, the greatest obstacle sometimes is no obstacle and so I know I'm going to miss the structure.
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It is in this soppy narrative that we are able to locate ourselves, to revel in our fantasies, to enjoy the fruits of another's labor: We're on a beach somewhere remote; we're sharing nerdy-but-adorable Instagram posts; we're living out the delicate romances we imagined existed only on screen.
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For most of the film, however, we revel in the mosaic Mr Baker assembles: Moonee's charmed optimism, Halley's gentle acceptance of her limitations, and Bobby's priestly tolerance of his guests' flaws (Mr Dafoe has played creeps for a long time; in this role, you are reminded that he once played Jesus).
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The moment I found the most affecting was when she watches Weiner, after a particularly disastrous appearance on MSNBC, revel in what he believes to have been a triumphant performance; in her eyes, you can see thousands of years of women who realize, too late, just what a dipshit they married.
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And not just for the benefit of travelers who check into the Pierre's 189 guest rooms and the occupants of its 75 full-time residences, but anyone who needs a place to recover from a shopping expedition to Bergdorf Goodman — or simply wants to revel in the Rotunda Room's romantic atmosphere.
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In the first of three episodes in the Action Bronson Eats and Drinks Paris series, Action heads to the 11th arrondissement of Paris with Clovis Ochin, his "natural wine shaman," where the two revel in the joys of wines made with as little intervention as possible—in other words, vin naturel.
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In a Washington courtroom, the dapper Republican political consultant — who once declared, "I revel in your hatred, because if I weren't effective, you wouldn't hate me" — was sentenced to more than three years in prison for trying to help Mr. Trump dodge accusations that his 2016 campaign conspired with the Russians.
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There were a few references to breaking the state's turnout records — "when we do that we're gonna win," he told a crowd on Sunday morning — but he did not revel in his position at the top of the polls or indulge in nostalgia about the end of his Iowa campaign.
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Within this cohort, several chefs revel in the juxtaposition of Japanese and Italian cuisine — the latter long beloved in Japan, where it is fondly called itameshi, and where local chefs obsess over perfecting Neapolitan pizza with kerchief-thin, pliant crusts and cooking spaghetti to the exact second of al dente.
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Now take that scene, strip away its worldliness, condemn it to fractured chambers lying deep beneath any semblance of civilization, and assign it a ruler so devoid of humanity that the existence of this world within our own begins to revel in its own lack of sense, absence of purpose.
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Often her lyrics revel in a sort of physical grotesqueness, aiming for bodily horror — for example, her descriptions of bruises and blood, and lines like "I can hear her flesh crying little rivers in her forearm," as well as the bugs and dirt everywhere, the swarming moths in the window.
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Read: Trump just called the accusations against Kavanaugh a "big, fat con job" Facing a widening political crisis over the mounting accusations against Kavanaugh, who polls suggest is hemorrhaging public support, Trump appeared at times to revel in the free-flowing conference, fielding one question after another with little rhyme or reason.
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While other reality television shows like "Love Island" and "The Bachelorette" revel in outlandish personalities blundering into screaming fights and drunken hookups, the Japan-based "Terrace House" focuses on the opposite: the quiet growth of a friendship during the making of a snowman or the awkward silences of a long car ride.
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But to keep up its surprisingly okay social commentary game in the Trump era, its latest offering, a prequel that seems to paint the Purge's beginnings as a truly American genocide, will have to do what none of its predecessors has quite managed: resist the temptation to revel in its own violence.
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It's a highly personal film, which takes us into the very limited universe of a very young woman forced to play a very public role, gorgeously laying forth the trappings of luxury for the audience to revel in, until we, like the doomed French queen, realize that it's nothing more than a gilded cage.
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They're also drawn by the barely dressed go-go dancers and strippers (referred to as "Wingettes") tasked with ferrying plates of wings to the competitors, and many come to revel in the general atmosphere of debauchery that makes female audience members feel comfortable (or compelled) to bare their chests when TV cameras shine their way.
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Many Republican-leaning voters here in Bucks County said in interviews that Mr. Trump seemed almost to be willfully trying to alienate them: He says the right things about repealing the Affordable Care Act and cutting taxes, but then appears to revel in insulting women and Mexicans and singling out Muslims for harsh treatment.
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