Rather, make Alexa set the mood by dimming the lights.
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Whatever played last would set the mood for the night.
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Time to turn on some tunes to set the mood.
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No judgment if you use those to set the mood, though.
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Set the Mood by SKYN for Amazon Alexa — free See Details
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Every respectable BBQ needs a killer playlist to set the mood.
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The RGB lighting also helps to really set the mood for fun.
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Check out a bunch of Amazon's coolest deals below: Set the mood.
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The initial encounter set the mood for the rest of the day.
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The first work, "Lumière et Pesanteur," set the mood for the evening.
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Then, he dims the overhead bulbs and lets candles set the mood.
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Set the mood for spring and romance simultaneously with cherry blossom fairy lights.
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We put on a '50s and '60s Spotify playlist to set the mood.
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What are the necessary elements that set the mood for a bangin' Bangsgiving?
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Alexa skills can do everything from help set the mood to order Starbucks.
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And what about the one you put on to set the mood over dinner?
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"Music is always a great way to set the mood for shopping," says Smith.
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Take in the aphrodisiac scents and set the mood with a colour-changing glow.
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These yogi candles can help set the mood and give you an inspiration boost.
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Romance: On. Set the mood with this five-star Bluetooth speaker and aromatherapy diffuser.
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When you're about to do the thing, you'd want to set the mood right.
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Enormous balloon displays, flowers and sculptures were brought in to help set the mood.
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These carefree, colorful stickers for their luggage set the mood for the break ahead.
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Once the market opened, we found support immediately and rallied — that then set the mood.
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"Nothing is better to set the mood than Jonathan and Drew gnomes," Drew told PEOPLE.
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Even your ordinary bed can be turned into romance-central if you set the mood.
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But other times, you need to do a little extra legwork to set the mood.
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Even if the kids weren't reckoning with it, it certainly set the mood for hate.
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Cavalier King Charlie (a purple cocktail) set the mood, French flag toothpick on the rim.
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Mitchell, one of two CIA psychologists scheduled to testify this week, set the mood early.
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Bright neon lighting and funky tunes from the movie helped set the mood and atmosphere.
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Hit play on this YouTube embed — I gotta set the mood, folks — and keep on reading.
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To set the mood, we've illustrated Dorfman's insights with some of Nick's sexiest moments to date.
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These songs will set the mood for a chill kickback or a full-out backyard bash.
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There's no footage of the incident, but here's Zidane's infamous shot ... just to set the mood.
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Instead, we wanted it to just be full of great imagery to help set the mood.
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But before you can set the mood in groups, you must master setting your internal mood.
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Now that we've set the mood, what is so spooky about this month's most unlucky day?
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In this case, West's music was used to set the mood for a wedding scene gone wrong.
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Winc Gift Card, from $60This Valentine's Day, set the mood with a really great bottle of wine.
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When things get steamy, Aaron pauses the hookup to set the mood with candles and sexy music.
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It is gross and scary, and a good way to set the mood for a horror movie.
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Stockhausen's flinty, shattering "Klavierstücke I" somehow set the mood for a beguiling Minimalist étude by Philip Glass.
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A portable stereo was on hand, and the photographer selected some other diva to set the mood.
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The tight quarters and meagre rations would help set the mood, the organizer, Curt Hondrich, told us.
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Remember that it's all about how your start your night, and that the flowers can set the mood.
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The theme to John Carpenter's 1978 film Halloween even played in the background, to help set the mood.
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If you're looking to set the mood by using light as decoration, then Fairystring is the clear winner.
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At the eatery Friday evening, dimmed lights and free sparkling wine aimed to set the mood for couples.
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Despite these efforts to set the mood, the film failed to tease any shrieks or jumps from me.
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First he created some digital "scribbles" in order to set the mood, colors and angles for each scene.
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Why it works: As far as getting started goes, this is a great way to set the mood.
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Just ask "Hey Alexa, ask Spotify to play date night playlist" to really set the mood for love.
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It's called Set the Mood, and it's got a variety of playlists perfect for your next sexy occasion.
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Craig Kimbrel set the mood for the boys ... declaring, "You're too dry!!" before drenching his teammates with bubbly.
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The Alexa-enabled lights feature 16 million color options, so he can set the mood for any occasion.
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Set the Mood A quiet, dark, cool room is the ideal environment for sleeping well, Mr. Hughes said.
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Payton would probably prefer the Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" to set the mood for his triumphant political journey.
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Big band jazz ensembles didn't just set the mood; in many ways the sound they created guided the action.
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It's Lady Gaga, who is ready for the lovin' she was promised and has set the mood with candles.
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A rotation of sparkly leotards and a disco ball set the mood as her massive vocals take center stage.
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With dual lighting settings, it can either illuminate a large area or set the mood with the flickering flame.
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We may even be listening to the original Godfather score as we write this just to set the mood.
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Leaves you more time to find a music option less on-the-nose than Marvin Gaye to set the mood.
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Animals can easily burn themselves or cause fires by playing with candles that are left out to set the mood.
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And while you're leaning into some cozy, seasonal R&R, you should have the proper frills to set the mood.
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And then, once you have that strong message, you lay down some chords, maybe a beat to set the mood.
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Rosanna's porcelain drink rests ($48/set of 4) set the mood for a backyard tiki party or living room limbo.
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So to help set the mood, Spotify just released two playlists of the site's most streamed love and sex songs.
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When the car is fully stopped, you can play games, or activate a digital fireplace to set the mood right.
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After all, it is their job to set the mood for bright-eyed couples looking for some candle-lit romance.
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Kohler has a smart toilet, mirror, showerhead, and tub to perfectly set the mood with lights, sound, and temperature controls.
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I liked the way the blue ballpoint-pen ink set the mood, and the way the pens were sensitive to pressure.
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It helps to set the mood for the games, since they can sometimes be a bit abstract and hard to grok.
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My new friend decided to set the mood by slowly—very slowly—eating a Double Decker chocolate bar in her underwear.
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Just to set the mood: 43A: Are we actually close to having to clue ESTATE TAX as a past "Passing concern"?
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It's Turner's job to help set the mood for shoppers in stores — and to find songs that won't drive workers crazy.
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I wanted it to be special for Malachi so I set the mood; I lit candles and I had music playing.
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She says, during the second encounter Usher set the mood by putting on jazz music while performing oral sex on her.
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If you're planning a vacation with your partner, there are certain things you can do to set the mood, Dr. Stubbs says.
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Click here to view original GIFThe first thing you need to do to get ready for Halloween is to set the mood.
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Last month, the brand launched a treasure trove of fun, ghoulish-inspired products that instantly set the mood for All Hallows' Eve.
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Fans of the former mayor danced and sang to beats mixed by a local DJ as a smoke machine set the mood.
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The series of 8-bit Street Fighter paintings over the DJ booth help set the mood at this extremely loud local favorite.
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If you want to relax and chill, there are all kinds of playlists and singular videos to help you set the mood.
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Here are the deals on Amazon devices, just in time for Valentine's Day: Want to set the mood just right for Valentine's Day?
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" Or the feature could help you quickly set the mood with a phrase like, "OK Google, dim the lights and play Barry White.
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Take in the aphrodisiac scents and set the mood with a color-changing glow while listening to your best getting-it-on playlist.
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It shows the spectrum of stories, languages, fans, & creators that make Netflix beautiful — now on a velvety background to better set the mood.
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The majority of football violence is instigated by barra bravas, hooligan gangs typically from the slums who effectively set the mood during games.
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It is not a very big space, but there's room to set the mood by hanging some of my work and preliminary sketches.
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Let me set the mood: the X-Men have just returned from a very dangerous mission to rescue stranded U.S. astronauts in space.
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"Harmonica," the first, set the mood: Thematic lines unfold in thick, gnashing chords, but with the jazzy fervor and wailing lyricism of blues.
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Personalize your desk with a plant, a framed photo of something that makes you smile, or set the mood with a tiny lamp.
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The restaurant even went out of its way to set the mood by playing a soft, classic playlist complete with Frank Sinatra songs.
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In this instance, playgoers are sweetened from the moment they arrive by offers of chocolate from cast members that help set the mood.
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Video projections help set the mood for an admirable adaptation of the Brazilian writer's fragmented novel about a woman chafing against society's restrictions.
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A scholar of accents and attitude, he lets other people set the mood on "More Life" in several places with sampled spoken interludes.
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It might not sound like much but if you're a tad socially awkward and unable to confidently flirt it can really set the mood.
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One minute, K. said, he would demand sex and the next, he would try to play music on his laptop to set the mood.
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This tiny lantern, not much bigger than the Wonderboom, gives off light to set the mood and serves as a charging station for phones.
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Visiting the models in their homes, usually with a bottle of wine, she set the mood with conversation as she set up her equipment.
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The place is filled with antiques, and there's a record player to set the mood and campfire perfect for making good ole fashioned s'mores.
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The panoramic sunset views and spacious backyard -- complete with a resort-worthy pool, hot tub, fireplace and cabana -- are sure to set the mood.
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Use soft light as people arrive and flow into the party, then have the colors change as the night goes on to set the mood.
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You can dim or brighten the lights, set them to timers to automatically turn on or off, and control their color to set the mood.
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It can set the mood for a party, spark conversations among guests and give you an excuse to dust off your grandmother's silver and china.
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SET THE MOOD I have a vocal warm-up and a physical warm-up, to make sure I'm stretched out and connected to my breath.
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It also features seven LED colors to rotate through to set the mood, and auto-shut off when you're using it at night and during sleep.
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Ambience. "I put my soaking bowl on a cushy floor rug, use fluffy towels, and even light an aromatherapy candle to set the mood," Tracylee says.
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This was a Big Deal: these carefully selected tunes would set the mood for what would probably be the most magical, special night of our lives.
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If there's anything that will set the mood for Valentine's Day, it's a candle (or a NSFW bath bomb, but that sends a totally different message).
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It's been used one too many times to set the mood, attract young female audiences, and make a project feel modern (see here, here, and here).
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The first third of the song sounds like a horror film, using only synth, an acid bass line, and pitched down vocals to set the mood.
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To set the mood, Arsham asks visitors to close their eyes before he recites a rhyme about "the architecture of play" that we're about to encounter.
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The director, Harry Kirkpatrick (possibly a pseudonym for the Italian director Umberto Lenzi), uses pool parties, sweaty machismo and topless young women to set the mood.
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Rebel Wilson makes a cute and cringey attempt to "set the mood" from a bubble bath, and Anthony Hopkins is generally creepy while feeding a peacock.
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Brights pink and red lights are set up to help set the mood for the night, and plants are placed around the room for an extra touch.
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Proper lighting doesn't just make it easier to see the things in front of you (although, yes, that is important), it also helps to set the mood.
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Double screens, a high-end GPU, some neon lights to set the mood — maybe a fan to combat the sweat gathering from sitting there for six hours.
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OpenTable for Amazon Alexa — free See Details via GIPHY LifeStyles Condoms really wants you to try out their very own Amazon Alexa skill called Set The Mood.
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Check out the Moon Dust Teardrop Pendant See Details This one's for the luna-tics: Set the mood with the warm glow of the Magicfly Moon Lamp.
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One scene at the very beginning of the gathering of presidents and prime ministers of the biggest industrialized nations set the mood for facing the brash Trump.
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But on a recent evening, these voices set the mood in a Lincoln Center studio as the choreographer Kyle Abraham stitched together steps for a new ballet.
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For the magazines, she was never illustrating a preexisting story, so her images had to portray a whole narrative that set the mood for the stories within.
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But, in real life, have you had a partner put on a record to set the mood and instead, the vibe changed as harshly as a record scratch?
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They decide to get a hotel room to set the mood (and momentarily escape their couch-surfing situation) — but they grabbed the wrong paper bag when packing up.
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Here the buzzy, standoffish basslines and, multifaceted drum tracks set the mood, while the R&B choruses and fluttery electronic arpeggios play as queasy memories of love lost.
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When we reached the room we'd be staying in, the host pointed out the erotic photos decorating the walls, saying this would 'set the mood' for our trip.
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According to NASA, the contamination control engineer used an ultraviolet flashlight to look for contamination after the vibration test, which set the mood lighting for the spooky shot.
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As the co-chair of the gala, Taylor Swift naturally set the mood for the night's aesthetic with her gladiator meets fembot metallic silver Louis Vuitton mini dress.
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So she put together a presentation of intricate idea boards and set the mood with western antiques she had collected, like stagecoach figurines, furs and leather-tooled gloves.
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If you're looking for fireplaces, whirlpools and heart-shaped swimming pools to set the mood, Loop Inn Motel, in Avenel, New Jersey, is the perfect place for you.
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You can also say "Alexa, ask Set the Mood where can I buy condoms?" and she'll promptly order you a pack (or two) of SKYN condoms from Amazon.
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Even a good surround-sound system (affordable but well regarded sets, like those from Monoprice, run around $150 on the low end) can help you set the mood.
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Set the Mood in Advance If Cuba is on the agenda, for example, cook a Cuban meal or play mambo music, which is integral to the country's culture.
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Resident Evil 2 manages to set the mood perfectly for every moment of the game, from its foreboding opening at the gas station to the tense, explosive ending.
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Guests who make reservations will be treated to tablecloths, candles, and decorations on their tables, as well as a romantic playlist from the jukebox to set the mood.
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The naturally lit, wood-forward restaurant booth and surrounding beer bottles helped set the mood, but the real noteworthy piece of detail was that the sweater was worn.
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Watch and be amazed as the result total shrinks from 97,000,000 to 48,500,000 in a second with some really cinematic sound effects in the background to set the mood.
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Then I tweaked the recipe to turn the light strip red whenever I said "Alexa, trigger 'Game of Thrones'" — which set the mood during viewings of the HBO show.
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We're told Rob set the mood by covering the room in Chyna's house where he proposed with hundreds of rose petals -- more than 500 roses died in this stunt.
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Set the mood with some candles and music, and whip up a dinner full of healthy fats, like omega-3s and -6s, to support hormone function and rev the libido.
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If you're really trying to set the mood this Valentine's Day, you're going to need something a little more romantic than the predictable bouquet of roses or giant teddy bear.
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And just because it can, the Smalt also has color-changing lights that can set the mood for a romantic meal or turn your brunch into an early morning rave.
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So if you're hoping to set the mood for you and your S.O., or just want to turn it into a peaceful place for some "me" moments, we get it.
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The arrangements of these songs, with their jazzy harmonies and splashy riffs, set the mood perfectly for Ravel's "Miroirs," a French Impressionist masterpiece given a scintillating yet sensitive performance here.
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British finance minister George Osborne, one of those heading to the Alpine ski resort set the mood last week, warning that 2016 opened "with a dangerous cocktail of new threats".
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With its central figure a man who finds himself stranded between life and death, it set the mood for the warmly felt haunting that was "The Nubian Word for Flowers."
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Many people use music to set the mood while they're at their party for one, but if you have yet to find your go-to masturbation jams, we've got you covered.
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The fact that The Dying of the Light appears to have been filmed miles from civilization where there's absolutely no light pollution certainly helped set the mood for this short film.
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So, in case you were planning on binge-watching the first two seasons before the season three premiere, a soak in a Stranger Things bath will definitely help set the mood.
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The vote forced Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May into a minority government, and set the mood at this conference mostly upbeat, with Corbyn feted by almost all wings of the party.
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The long-running zombie show has used offbeat musical choices to set the mood and pull apart our connections to pop culture by weaving sublimely normal moments into otherwise grisly scenarios.
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While Rizzo's "Rocky" theme might have set the mood, it was Heyward who spoke up during a 17-minute rain delay before the top of the 10th inning of Game 7.
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The costume would've been perfect if he swapped the black for a sequin shirt, the sweatshirt for a shawl, and set the mood with some burning sage in the near distance.
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Carry On The "Daily Show" correspondent and host of "This Is Not Happening" always takes a Sudoku book, a four-wheel bag and, to set the mood for writing, a candle.
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It also cited Mr. Fitzgerald's work on "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967), which opens with vintage Depression-era photographs to set the mood and period for the story of the famous outlaws.
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Those conflicting ideas set the mood during oral arguments Tuesday in a case that pits the right to freedom of speech and religious expression against the right not to be discriminated against.
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Chief Gary Sparks, an Army veteran with 222 years on the police force, set the mood with an opening chat that was part folksy pep talk and part pragmatic self-defense lecture.
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Set The Mood With Candles This is a no-brainer, but I would be lax in my duties if I didn't tell you that a drugstore scented candle is a multifunctional wonder.
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In the meantime, music has become, to paraphrase Jarvis Cocker, like a scented candle—something we put on in the background to set the mood, rather than confront what's happening around us.
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A simple wick can do a lot to set the mood, use environmentally-friendly soy-based candles if you can help it, they also give off less heat than incandescent light bulbs.
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A suspenseful, intense electronic soundtrack set the mood for a series of futuristic close-ups: dusty white residue on a computer keyboard, various digital control panels, an orange robotic arm sliding into action.
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They'll be able to set the mood, using voice commands to cue up music and customize the lighting, all while Kohler's PureWarmth toilet seat add-on toasts their behind to their preferred temperature.
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Ms. Asch's bouquets also helped set the mood at two New York Fashion Week events in September: Sandy Liang's presentation at the Standard East Village and Mansur Gavriel's all-pink pop-up shop.
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Shunning the bright lights and loud music usually used at catwalk shows, Valentino set the mood for its Autumn/Winter 2016/2017 ready-to-wear collection with dim lighting and a live piano performance.
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With the Car Cup Humidifier (now on sale for only $19), you can add moisture into the air, as well as diffuse therapeutic essential oils and set the mood with its fitted LED light.
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The trailer Bethesda showed off at E3 was just a cinematic to set the mood, so it wasn't clear how closely Quake Champions would follow the formula of Quake 3 and other arena shooters.
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The musicians behind Coexist and the xx, otherwise known as the album your ex-boyfriend always used to put on to erm, "set the mood," have been recording its follow-up in recent weeks.
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After all, your rug is powerful enough to set the mood of your entire home aesthetic, so whether you're going for dreamy bohemian or contemporary cool, it can make or break that decorative vision.
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The instruments set the mood: The piano plays thick, grating chords that split into glancing strands of delicate notes, as the violin and cello sustain tonally murky sonorities and break into soft, oscillating squiggles.
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In between the many, many beautiful drinks, there's also some useful tips: how different glasses are practical for different drinks, and how they can also set the mood for what you're about to imbibe. [YouTube]
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The carriage arrives at the hotel, and after stepping down the red carpet, the little rider gets a rose and a ride to Disney World, with Disney tunes to set the mood during the trip.
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This means you could program a Pop to turn your Phillips Hue lights on or off, activate just a single room or group, and also set it to dim the brightness to set the mood.
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Ne-Yo's got a huge catalog, packed with perfect songs for doing the deed, but he says the slower tunes usually set the mood just right -- in particular, he says "Mirror" is the #1 request.
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Even though it takes time for their dynamic to evolve into a romantic relationship (Teiji literally chafes at Lucy's initial attempt to set the mood), the two eventually fall into a peculiar but stable routine.
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On the side is an ever-changing smoky ombre light so you can set the mood, while surround sound speakers play bird noises to emulate being in the midst of nature while you take nature's call.
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Yeshmebet Asmamaw, 25, has made chewing the drug a ritual, repeated several times a day: She carefully lays papyrus grass on the floor of her home, brews coffee and burns fragrant frankincense to set the mood.
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Hoffman planned her 10th high school reunion in 1977, along with her 20th, 25th, 30th, 40th, 45th, and 50th reunions, so she knows that the atmosphere and ambiance of an event can really help set the mood.
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Mia Warren (Kerry Washington) definitely has her own soundtrack, full of soulful singers like Nina Simone and Aretha Franklin who set the mood for her — and only heighten her story as her life begins to slowly unravel.
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It also means you could eventually talk to your in-home smart speaker, instructing your Google Assistant on how exactly to dim your lights, play your tunes, and set the mood for dinner without manually entering each step.
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Each guest had a personalized letter waiting at the post office, but while some letters directed them to do something specific, like talk to Sheriff Baggert, others appeared to just be cryptic riddles, meant to set the mood.
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Whether the descending fog was deliberately part of the Italian artist's "fuck you" set or it was merely the A/V technicians eager to set the mood for Tim Hecker, the room quickly packed with people and smoke.
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Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and Pandora is here to help set the mood with a ranking of the top 10 most romantic songs of all time, and a new Pandora station, called Pandora's Hottest Love Songs.
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But before you become enraptured with the all-too-relatable tale of six strangers who fortuitously collide at an EDC-esque mega-festival called XOXO, the folks behind the movie have shared some new music to set the mood.
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Working with his cinematographer, J-P Passi, Mr. Kuosmanen turns the black-and-white from a novelty into a strength, using grain and shades of gray to set the mood and tone in smoke-filled rooms and natural landscapes.
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Whether you're planning to throw a big bash for the kids, join the neighborhood costume party, or just curl up on the couch to watch Hocus Pocus for the hundredth time, you need the right snacks to set the mood.
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Poetry's sonic aspects—such as syllable sounds, rhyme, rhythm, assonance, dissonance, and meter—are meant to "accompany" the content, to set the mood, to refer to and elicit a sensory experience related to the emotions and images of the poem.
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As we're certain you are aware, there is absolutely nothing on this mortal coil that can set the mood for a steamy night of amorous sexual dynamism quite like a couple of 5-Hour Energy shots quaffed in waning candlelight.
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For example, the unobtrusive soundtrack of soft jazz would be fine for an ordinary restaurant or bar, but an ethnic venue needs exotic music to help underscore its theme and to set the mood for diners who'd like a little magic.
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Shop Vitruvi essential oils and diffusers at Amazon and Nordstrom hereFragrance is a highly effective way to set the mood of your surroundings, and startup Vitruvi is the new brand of choice for anyone looking to create a soothing atmosphere.
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For many, romance will bloom with the streaming giant's vast array of film and tv selections in the background, which include everything from butterfly-inducing Korean romantic comedies to steamy dramas teeming with NSFW sex scenes to really set the mood.
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Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews and recommends products, suggests using tea lights in votives to set the mood; they won't drip wax on the table and since they're shorter candles, guests can see one another across the table.
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A typical Saturday night in the '90s might have started a little like this: You set the mood with some Spice Girls — "Wannabe" is everyone's favorite, although I was partial to "Stop" — then you break open your makeup bag Caboodle and get ready.
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Whether you can turn an entire room into a meditation space, or you'll need to carve out a small corner of your tiny apartment to set the mood, it's nice to start by creating an environment that will set you up for success.
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And while what we find sexy may be subjective, there's a case to be made that there are elements of musicality that are universally seductive — and those can be used to make a playlist that will set the mood, no matter whose ears hear it.
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As host, set the mood with homemade guac mixed in your slick 5-speed blender, carve deviled eggs and celery like a pro with precision knives, and cook the modern version of chicken wings, French fries, and mini pizzas with your magical air fryer.
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Like, maybe Zack Snyder thinks it would be cool to score a sex scene to "Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box," but if I tried to set the mood with that in real life, my wife would never text me beer run requests ever again.
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Despite being dark and at times wildly violent, the show (developed by Steve Blackman from the Dark Horse Comics) has an irreverent, playful vibe, cleverly using music and songs to set the mood, while employing ever-changing methods of splashing "Umbrella Academy" across the opening titles.
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Researchers also wanted to know specifics about the last time participants engaged in sexual behavior: if either partner had done anything to set the mood, such as talk dirty or play music; what activities took place (from gentle kissing to anal); and how long the session lasted.
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Just a couple of weeks before this conversation, she gassed me up in person as I sang along to every word on her Tina Snow EP. Tucked away in a photography studio in Manhattan's Flatiron District, she wanted her own songs to set the mood for our shoot.
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We resume where we left off from episode one of this season, with Mirror Universe Daryl (half-melty-face Dwight) trying to co-opt Daryl's identity and gear while dishing out a maximum amount of psychological torture by blasting a classic song by The Jam to set the mood.
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A jazz band set the mood as guests mingled on an outdoor stone patio and meandered across a lush lawn overlooking the city while sipping Guinness and a selection of Irish whiskey at the event hosted by Eric Kuhn, Susanna Quinn, Allen Gannett, John McCarthy, Jon Steinberg and Cheddar.
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Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most anticipated games of 2020, and at The Game Awards, CD Projekt Red revealed more details about another important area of the game: the soundtrack, which will be drawing on a variety of popular punk, electronic, rap, hip-hop, and alternative artists to set the mood.
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Apart from singing myself hoarse, I was mesmerized by Rihanna, the dark, ethereal maestro bringing "ANTI" to life; the siren who could undoubtedly command a stage (at one point, a translucent catwalk suspended in mid-air); and the couturier who knew just what to wear (neutral, sexy Adam Selman and Manolo Blahnik among others) to set the mood.
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Cardi B shows up to play her hit song "Bodak Yellow," instead of the requested country music, Rebel Wilson tries a little too hard to "set the mood" at a house party, and Sir Anthony Hopkins rounds out the spot in an ending that proves once and for all that the Oscar-winning actor can make almost anything sound menacing.
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"The play is set in the diviest of dives, and a lot of these bars had player pianos, so I did a lot of research finding obscure piano rolls that had songs that were not the big hits we know today, and not played by the best pianists, trying to set the mood for these characters to live in," Mr. Schreier said.
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Here, Mr. Bonsor shares his tips on how to have a laid-back trip in a busy city setting: SET THE MOOD BEFOREHAND Use the journey to your destination as an opportunity to get into vacation mode: If you're flying, use a pair of noise-canceling headphones and order a glass of Champagne or another drink you enjoy when you get on board.
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"People remain completely intrigued about Lee, partly because of the drama, excitement and tragedy that whirled around him in both life and death, but also because he was a rare genius — one of a handful of designers, alongside Martin Margiela and Rei Kawakubo, whose first collection set the mood of the wider industry for years afterwards," Tony Glenville, creative director at London College of Fashion, said, referring to the designer by his first name.
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To paraphrase the series' own tongue-in-cheek metacritique of the cinema, 'It's so much more convenient to consume entertainment from the comfort of your own home'—and it's so much more convenient to retell Handler's epic tale of woe and whimsy when each novel gets two 42-minute episodes to set the mood, to steep in the wit, and to integrate the interjections of the tangent-prone Snicket (played here by Patrick Warburton).
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