Warning: Contains sneaky, sneaky spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 5.
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Meanwhile, C9's Sneaky and Smoothie pushed mid, leading Sneaky to nab a double kill.
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"If it were a sneaky play, I'm not being very sneaky, am I?" said Cuban.
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Trump offered his thoughts, including his determination that Kim was sort of sneaky -- but not too sneaky.
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However, the sneaky, sneaky internet did some digging, and Romper discovered a company called Armor Garage run by a James Olympios.
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CJ McCollum's "Sneaky Athleticism" The adjective "sneaky-athletic" is 99.9 percent reserved for non-black players who are actually incredibly athletic.
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The treatment of women, the way they created these ridiculous sneaky ... as if they were the Mossad or something and doing crazy sneaky spy stuff.
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Sneaky, Sneaky Sansa receives an invitation to King's Landing, presumably for the peace summit set up by Tyrion and Daenerys, and decides to send Brienne to represent her interests.
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Early on they did that, but let's get to sneaky, because sneaky seems to be their favorite move on lots of things, not just greyballing, but it goes back in history.
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"[The series] came from a speech I gave, because I told the audience that the name given to me by my family was Sneaky Pete, because I was a Sneaky Pete," he explains.
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Okay. A dopey, sneaky iconic sidekick from Disney's Robin Hood.
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Michele Sykora filmed her sister Danielle's guide dog being sneaky.
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But it showed me how common and sneaky STIs are.
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This also means they probably THINK you accepted them. Sneaky!
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Facial hair is not like that; it's a sneaky motherfucker.
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According to a sneaky Schwartz, the answer is a yes.
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" She added, "It just sounded like she was being sneaky.
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IT WAS supposed to be a sneaky afternoon cigarette break.
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One sneaky CCTV operation later and the mystery was solved.
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Now, however, we know just how sneaky Ford was being.
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But there's one sneaky feature that makes these contraptions work.
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" When I saw him, I said, "Bill, you sneaky guy.
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Oh Yes isn't the only company getting sneaky with produce.
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But here is where I think they are being sneaky.
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How quickly can you find this secret agent sneaky cat?
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"Sneaky Dianne": I like it, but I don't love it.
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This ability also helps the aircraft remain stealthy and sneaky.
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First Words Lyin', Liddle, Sloppy, Sneaky, Crazy, Crooked and Pocahontas.
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"Sneaky Dianne": I like it, but I don't love it.
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There's even a sneaky elf hidden somewhere in the branches!
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"His fastball is a little sneaky," Rivera said of Pivetta.
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And yet the story is stirring, in sneaky, unexpected ways.
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She's so sneaky in the role, so assured but blunt.
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The grape itself is bitter and wild but often contains a higher residual sugar content that balances out that structure, so sneaky, sneaky little Lambrusco can—at times—be misguided, imbalanced, sweet, or overwrought.
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Which would mean no sneaky Google Duplex human-speech mimicking bots.
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It's almost a sneaky in-app purchase feature, driving music downloads.
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"The city, trying to intimidate us, has been underhanded and sneaky."
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It's a sneaky little bastard, and can happen at any moment.
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"Adele, Pink and not Madonna!" she said with a sneaky smile.
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Some sneaky hooligans "vandalized" my mosque in VA over the weekend.
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You'll be the star of the Nantucket sneaky booze drinker scene.
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Got a sneaky suspicion you are going to be tuning in.
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And sneaky Ruth, who was in on it the whole time!
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Yep, this morning habit is a sneaky and notorious sleep sabateur.
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You're usually not sneaky, Taurus, but when you are, it's exciting!
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The magnetic clasp and artificial black leather add a sneaky touch.
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Chatty Mercury enters sneaky Scorpio today: What secrets will you learn?
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In the newer pic, she revealed the shaved part underneath. Sneaky!
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There's a sneaky reference in an early episode of season one.
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One bit of advice: Keep an eye on sneaky resort fees.
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The judge was not upset only about Mr. Flynn's sneaky prevarication.
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"There should never be a sneaky committee formation," Mr. Sladkus said.
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There are several possibilities for the motivation behind Bailey's sneaky operation.
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Super Bowl commercials are clear, but Instagram ads can be sneaky.
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This sneaky method of delaying gratification is just a side benefit.
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Sneaky ways advertisers target kids Talk about the influence of polls.
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Consider this a sneaky little way to upgrade your dude's environs.
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The Angels improved their defense and could be a sneaky contender.
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It's not like Trump is being sneaky about blocking his critics either.
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Winking at your audience and calling them 'sneaky' enough to find her?
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But I wonder if, in a sneaky way, that's not a compliment.
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Could this be a sneaky way of teasing the skin-care products?
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The sneaky thing about movies like this is that they're basically bullshit.
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What kind of sneaky legumes are the "chickpea(s)" in the meatball?
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Houseguests have chased the myth of the sneaky poop for too long.
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If you're spanked as a child, you may be a sneaky adult.
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But then there are twisted, sneaky adult feelings that come into play.
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Until then, we'll be subject to its whims and rather sneaky influence.
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President Trump criticized "Sneaky Dianne Feinstein," a California senator, in a tweet.
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That's it: just bread, meat, and sneaky but familiar flavors embedded within.
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Bonus: Sneaky greens, a bit of protein, and only 22 calories each!
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Cleaning benefits Allergens, dirt, dust, and pet hair are sneaky little things.
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Swift has been stopping each song at the 13-second mark. Sneaky!
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He's sleek, he's sneaky and he's got the speed and the shot.
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Banning Airbnb basically for people with homes, is some sneaky stuff man.
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Occasionally, a sneaky snippet of the ceremony in Rio, Brazil slipped through.
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I'm not going to do sneaky back shots of her or anything.
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VP Doyle engineered the sneaky tie and casts his vote for Montez.
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Today you described a sitting US Senator by the nickname 'Sneaky Dianne.
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CBS ultimately passed on Sneaky Pete, but then Amazon picked it up.
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"The Juul was super, super sneaky and I loved it," he said.
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But this book is also a sneaky metaphor for isolation and depression.
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As Bhad Bhabie claims in her own words, Skai's moving "sneaky" online.
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The "lovely woman" appeared to be a metaphor for these sneaky voters.
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No less revolting is the dishonest and sneaky way it was written.
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So what appeared to be IWORK at first is actually HANDIWORK. Sneaky.
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Guy in charge of "Sneaky Pete," which you can see on Amazon.
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Listen, "Sneaky" ... Amazon doesn't release numbers, but they do release the rankings.
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Seriously though, Littlefinger is being sneaky and trying to turn Sansa against Arya.
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Kim comes over to Khloe's and her sisters start their sneaky little plan.
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"…oops #sneaky #sorryABC," he penned of the duo, who attempted to be incognito.
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One sneaky sign of obesity in pets is a matted or messy coat.
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Those indicators can be quite helpful when you're dealing with a sneaky individual.
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Heads up: The sneaky and scintillating Scorpio influence promises both tricks and treats.
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And chances are, there's lots more of these sneaky black holes out there.
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"I feel Bat-trayed by Batman," Kimmel jokingly said about Damon's sneaky appearance.
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As in, they know when we're trying to take sneaky photos in public.
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Apple has been blamed for not being more transparent about the sneaky maneuver.
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But Her Carol is also full of one-liners, sneaky grins, and teases.
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Sneaky Sam insists the character is incisive social commentary on an existing stereotype.
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But sneaking through the castle's massive sewers and tunnels like a sneaky virus?
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AD carry Sneaky is equally dangerous with Smoothie or Bunny FuFuu as support.
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But these apps were particularly brazen and sneaky, one of the researchers said.
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But the real sneaky stuff is how companies keep you playing -- and buying.
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"I think it's really funny," Amarista said of Black's "sneaky pull pop" comments.
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The campaigns characterized Asians, both immigrant and native-born, as "sneaky" and dangerous.
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I did something sneaky though: I cheated and found out how it ends.
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Whatever sneaky stuff you're up to, do your best to preserve your energy.
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So, was this sneaky foreshadowing laid back in the early days of Grey's?
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Introspective lyrics with great, forward driving music played at a sneaky high level.
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It's more or less the same thing as Triton, but much more sneaky.
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Still, he's human and just sneaky enough — and jealous enough — to surprise us.
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They're probably one of the sneaky good teams in the league right now.
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This was really just a sneaky way to introduce the subject of apologies.
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There's something serene — and a little sneaky — about seeing animals from the water.
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Dick's Sporting Goods has a sneaky tactic to win over Sports Authority's customers.
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There was even a sneaky (and very Grey's) sex romp in a shed.
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Facebook would try something sneaky, users would object and Facebook would back off.
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Her expectations had been violated, for which she rightly blamed the sneaky experimenter.
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But, be warned: This is a sneaky full moon, with Mars opposing Neptune.
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Grab one of these sneaky flasks for just $21.24 with the code MERRYSAVE15.
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Keep reading to find out the sneaky foods that were loaded with sugar.
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Najela wasn't a bad kid growing up, per se, but she was sneaky.
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I was very sneaky right at the beginning, that they couldn't typecast me.
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WILLIAMS: Although I think there are some people who are up to sneaky business.
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Calgary Flames (22015-216-217, -225)—Karri Ramo is enjoying a sneaky-good season.
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These added sugars are sneaky -- and unbeknown to many of us, we've become hooked.
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Sneaky spoiler alert, Livingston believes we are entering a new paradigm for mobile internet.
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The sneaky sheath allows you to move but binds you like a rubber band.
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Chrissy Teigen has a sneaky trick for getting the best table at a restaurant.
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This can be a sneaky method to cover up pimples, according to Harper's Bazaar.
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It's a really straightforward sale, with no voucher code or sneaky rules or regulations.
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Like one sneaky move, what's the word that they used to call Lyft drivers?
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OGE tweet theories: misplaced praise, sneaky condescension, hacked account, inside knowledge of divestiture plans.
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No furiously clicking the refresh button, hoping for that sneaky buy button to appear.
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"Yeah, those two little sneaky guys," Carlile says of Lambert's and Stapleton's surprise appearances.
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Again it paints the Americans as the sneaky aggressors, stealing from the righteous Soviets.
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Less than 18 mph (30 kph), though, and EVs are silent, sneaky little things.
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This sneaky little gadget is even on sale for 61% off the usual price.
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Unfortunately, this neighbor's not so nice, so I had to be kind of sneaky.
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Inside this avocado tree are very sneaky squirrels, but they are my friends, nonetheless.
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We got a sneaky look at the Trump transition team's EPA "agency action" plan.
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Alas, no sneaky hidden prompts hinting at any of that have been found yet.
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These will be daily-sized crosswords that have original themes with no sneaky tricks.
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For all of Molinari's success, he remains quiet and levelheaded, with sneaky-good humor.
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There are separate penalties for not doing the paperwork and for not paying. Sneaky.
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His subtly ballooning cheeks reveal the huge respiratory power behind that simmering, sneaky tone.
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Sneaky clues that are just out of reach, but which fall upon second look.
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Mars opposes Neptune at 1:26 AM, so watch out for lazy, sneaky behavior.
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No restrictions, no sneaky backdoor tuition increases, just higher education as a human right.
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Nope, no baby in there, just some sneaky pancakes on a gluten-free diet.
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Hence, Laurie's Doctor Manhattan sex toy is a phonetic match: Ex-Cal-Abar. Sneaky!
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"They are a bunch of sneaky, unethical leakers," he told Fox News' Laura Ingraham.
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The book delivers a twist or shocker or sneaky trick on virtually every page.
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So you can watch the entire run of "Sneaky Pete" right on Amazon Prime.
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Like that movie, Paddington is a sneaky, subtle call for tolerance and good manners.
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Andy Malone's games deliver conceptual ideas as a sneaky side effect of playing with them.
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Sneaky keystroke-logging software has been installed in work desktops and laptops since the 1990s.
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Could the lightning be Taylor's sneaky way of getting the last word on that controversy?
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The saying "can't teach a old dog new tricks" doesn't apply to this sneaky bandit.
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They claimed he would find a sneaky way around it and go straight to amnesty.
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People just thought it was a way to lay people off in a sneaky way.
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Some historians detect in the colour shift a sneaky attempt to rehabilitate De Rosas's reputation.
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A bit of sneaky footage ended up on Instagram — courtesy of Diplo — but little else.
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" When Victoria approaches her, she says in surprise, "She's been sneaky-awake the whole time!
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ProtonMail chief executive Andy Yen called the block "particularly sneaky," in an email to TechCrunch.
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Thanks to a string of sneaky design decisions, that's getting harder and harder to arrange.
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Apart from the sneaky new screws, there's not much noteworthy about the extra-pink Macbook.
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Yep, sneaky producers have been sneaking in olive and sumac leaves and calling it oregano.
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Giovanni Ribisi stars in Amazon's Sneaky Pete Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The Orlando Magic got Evan Fournier on a sneaky good four-year, $85 million contract.
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These sneaky camera and game apps were downloaded more than 8 million times in total.
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A video store had sneaky cultural punching power — movies championed by our staff got watched.
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Granola is one of those sneaky foods that can have a lot of added sugar.
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Ross and Chandler spread some sneaky misinformation about each other on their college alumni website.
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"There are a number of sneaky little challenges that call for maximum attention," he said.
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If you want to carry the G.O.P. banner, your fabrications have to be more sneaky.
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Out of his element of "honor and duty," Ned floundered among sneaky, self-serving Southerners.
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Read on for 17 tales of sneaky, very public sex from secret sharing app Whisper.
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That's a very sneaky trick to make you think that the necessity is most important.
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Dogs might think they're as sneaky as a fox, but that's probably (definitely) not true.
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Bryce Dallas Howard had to get a little sneaky to complete her feature directorial debut.
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" She added: "Look, I'm always down to clown but this was sneaky, even for me.
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Indeed, there's much to admire in how you've already responded to your son's sneaky behavior.
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Bethesda Softworks' latest trailer showcases Corvo's not-insignificant skills as a sneaky spy and assassin.
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Sneaky devil switched the order of our byline just before sending this one in, though.
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OPINION: Jonathan Turley: The gravest danger to Trump lies in sneaky questions from Mueller. Rep.
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"YouTube is a sneaky, over-the-top kind of channel unto itself," Mr. Gillin said.
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There were some sneaky little misdirects today, like CAL (not "Tex") and TIN (not "Can").
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Despite the lack of plot and characters, there's a sneaky emotional force at work here.
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"It is a legislative magic trick, a sneaky gimmick designed to disguise their actions," Rep.
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"Establishment to which customers have come for years?" is so sneaky the way it's written.
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As it turned out, my mother had been suffering from a sneaky case of dementia.
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She got rid of sneaky, shady Olenna Tyrell by sending a surprise attack to Highgarden.
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It's a sneaky way to get kids to learn, which is exactly why they'll love it.
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It's a sneaky way to get kids to learn, which is exactly why they'll love it.
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But this little girl is going to have a hard time living down her sneaky behavior.
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Sneaky hairdressers, drains (vomit) and people who were in the right place at the right time.
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While all this goes down, we see that sneaky Ben is spying on the emotional moment.
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"We are not doing anything sneaky or relying on any private APIs or loopholes," he explains.
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We watch 60 Minutes and an episode of Sneaky Pete and then go to bed early.
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She would often try to use a sneaky tactic to find out how badly she'd behaved.
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Moore believes a sneaky squirrel with a penchant for hoarding is to blame for this incident.
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Burger King was sneaky with their ad, but it definitely caught the attention of the crowd.
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The scariest and most dangerous part of falling apart is how sneaky I was about it.
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That nickname was the jumping point for Cranston's new show of the same name, Sneaky Pete.
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WATCH THIS: Richard Blais Turns an Avocado Into a Dreamy Chocolate Mousse Get sneaky with veggies.
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The singer teased fans with a sneaky-sweet pic of the pair lounging on the couch.
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The Notes field, Apple said, could include potentially sensitive details like sneaky comments about the boss.
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Here, five sneaky nudges that research has shown have the potential to make a real difference.
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Tiffany Haddish had a sneaky way of finding out what people really thought after her auditions.
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But releasing it the day before Thanksgiving in the US has its own sneaky wisdom, too.
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USA's sneaky little favorite Mr. Robot won a Golden Globe for Best TV Series, Drama tonight.
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The president of peace and prosperity or the sneaky Linda Tripp and the obsessive Ken Starr?
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Here, five sneaky nudges that research has shown have the potential to make a real difference.
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From cures to sneaky prevention techniques, knowing what to believe about hangovers can be pretty confusing.
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Pretty sneaky — and, we have to say, we think the Queen of Dragons would be proud.
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A sneaky end-around by wide receiver Robby Anderson took the Jets into the red zone.
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It's odorless, colorless and tasteless, meaning it's bad news as a sneaky weapon of mass destruction.
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In the end I like it much better, because it has become weirder in sneaky ways.
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If you happen to catch a glimpse of the zoo's sneaky snake, notify a staff member.
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The process gets uglier from there, but Baumbach cushions the blows with humor and sneaky optimism.
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These sneaky mental habits quietly derail us from accomplishing the things we set out to achieve.
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But only those who are both affluent and sneaky will be able to play these games.
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I think that "Sneaky" is not that kind of thing, doesn't need to compete with that.
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But it is really cool, and it makes a sneaky argument for future space exploration too.
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That said, Dishonored has always encouraged sneaky non-lethal play, so it's a subtle shift at most.
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No matter the reasons for it, Horvitz's direction was the sneaky, secret success behind the whole evening.
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I believe a sneaky evil has grabbed hold of tens of millions of American minds and attitudes.
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The photos above may look the same but there have been several sneaky switches made to them.
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It has also exposed a network of shady, sneaky agents advancing Trump's schemes, against the national interest.
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In celebration of all things sweet and spooky, Google showed off some of its own sneaky tricks.
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But those acts were calculated; they played sneaky tricks and made grand statements about meaning and image.
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It's a sneaky reminder that I'm a rabble rouser, a rebel, a bit of a basket case.
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For example: A sneaky, drunk tequila bottle with a "Mexican" accent stumbles through the hot sauce section.
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But for the time being, users have to take it upon themselves to cancel these sneaky subscriptions.
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Particularly, she gets pretty peeved when fans take sneaky pictures of her while she's out in public.
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Uranus' distance from Earth makes its effects on our personal lives pretty subtle, if not downright sneaky.
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Sneaky, devious pigeons that explode out of small hiding spaces in a sudden whirlwind of screeching feathers.
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A human might choose that tactic as a sneaky way to avoid debating on the wrong terms.
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But the government decided not to bother, using a sneaky procedural method to go over MPs' heads.
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The final product rests awkwardly between a gritty scavenging simulator and a Dishonored-style sneaky immersive sim.
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And certain sneaky culprits, such as artificial sugar, can turbo-charge that fermentation and increase gas, too.
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However, the former employees' accounts reveal Trump's varying (and sometimes interesting) recording methods — from sneaky to upfront.
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Sneaky: Last year during the campaign, a WSJ reporter interviewed Trump in his office in Trump Tower.
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Flexible welting, moisture control, and a contoured full-grip sole are just some of the sneaky features.
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Flexible welting, moisture control, and a contoured full-grip sole are just some of the sneaky features.
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Deadlines have a sneaky way of creeping up on you — as busy TechCrunch writers can readily attest.
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For this mission, I saw two distinct paths: the direct, guns blazing approach or the sneaky approach.
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Related: Sneaky camera apps parents should know about There have been some high profile cases of sexting.
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So sneaky you can throw it in your purse, just don't confuse it with your actual makeup.
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Look closely: There are some sneaky peeks at what we'll see when Doctor Strange opens Nov. 4.
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Blumenherst posted this video of Will's adorable tantrum and sneaky strategy on Twitter: It's in the hole!
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We've made some sneaky switches to this photo and it's up to you to hunt them down!
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How could you not get sucked into this web of deceit, sneaky snubs, and 1960s smoky glamour?
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Then, more and more brands hopped on the bandwagon, and the sneaky concept slightly lost its appeal.
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Sneaky Pete, the series created by Bryan Cranston and David Shore, is heading into its second season.
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Well, that's technically the price, although it's also a bit of a sneaky move on Sony's part.
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We really dig Sneaky Zebra's cosplay videos, but their latest takes them out of the convention scene.
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This year, British filmmaking duo Sneaky Zebra documented the convention's cosplay scene in a slick music video.
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It makes it so that her critique of rap-inspired materialism feels like a confident, sneaky thing.
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HBO is still being sneaky about the answer, saying only that he definitely did die last season.
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Here are some sneaky ways you might not have noticed that Sephora gets you to spend more.
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That Cook lasted until the 41st pick is one of the sneaky shockers of the 2017 draft.
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I'm sure the Ancient Olmec had something to do with this; that rock head is pretty sneaky.
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For example, a number of sneaky subscription apps were found plaguing the App Store in recent weeks.
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It's possible that "Arrow's" Stephen Amell may have teased Spectre with a sneaky tweet posted in October.
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Did ju-no that there are some super sneaky changes hiding in these two Michael Cera snaps?
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To appreciate the sneaky brilliance of that revelation, though, we have to go back to the beginning.
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All of which is to say: Sneaky Sasquatch is really more of a platform for different minigames.
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These currents in hospitality represent a subtle, sneaky form of technological displacement, care of the gig economy.
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They're giddy when with each other, full of sneaky kisses and uncontrollable giggles that define first loves.
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Remember the early days of Fortnite, when sneaky players used to camp out from danger in bushes?
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But when it came to Chris Pratt, Krasinski used a different tactic: a sneaky post-production cameo.
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Cleveland has yet to lose a significant game, and is most often challenged by sneaky good teams.
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But Swedish racism is particularly sneaky—so polished and subtle, so hidden in the smallest of gestures.
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It's an easy, sneaky way for weaker civilizations to eek out an early or mid-game victory.
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Layman still hears players and pundits describe him as having "sneaky athleticism" but it doesn't bother him.
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And "Sneaky" was the No. 1 show for them in North America and second in the world.
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Sneaky ways advertisers target kids (Thanks to Professor Melissa Zimdars of Merrimack College for some of these tips.)
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Hopefully, MoviePass doesn't resort to any more tricks—like sneaky re-enrollment—to keep its subscriber numbers stable.
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Sneaky Pete Is Available Now To Watch On Amazon Prime Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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A group of teenage girls rose to instant internet fame after tweeting their sneaky movie-theater snack tactics.
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But it took two kittens to make a sneaky cat, and four kittens to make a Japanese bobtail.
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"Sneaky Pete" has become Amazon's most popular show in North America and its second-most-popular show worldwide.
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When you're not being paranoid or sneaky, Pisces, your empathy and listening skills make you an excellent friend.
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I insist on paying for my own ticket but the guys are sneaky and beat us to it.
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Spicy peppers like habaneros, jalapenos and cayenne all contain a sneaky (but delicious!) component that produces heat: capsaicin.
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Somebody suggested a "Save The Pound day" to spotlight the prime minister's sneaky plan to adopt the euro.
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Nevertheless, our ever-sneaky Fauna manages to slip out of a window and onto a plane with Jay.
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It was the sneaky silence followed by a rhythmic bumping of the change room door caught my attention.
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Sometimes they like to be sneaky about their consumption methods; Cancers don't like others knowing about their motives.
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Don't forget to put it on sneaky places like your scalp and ears that are easy to miss.
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Sneaky Zebra's latest video does a good job at capturing the incredible variety, creativity, and strangeness of DragonCon.
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Yes, the Butler is capitalized because it's at the beginning of the clue, but that's the sneaky part.
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But that could also just be really sneaky and just wanting to play tricks and pranks on people.
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Democrats decried the move as a sneaky way to undo the will of the House Armed Services Committee.
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If you aren't a math wiz, you may like this change, but it still seems a bit sneaky.
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Much like the World's Greatest Detective stalking a criminal, it's a dick so sneaky you might miss it.
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It's a slow and sneaky revelation that I, much like the studio's imaginary clients, did not see coming.
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"I do some sneaky things, and put their name up when they're not expecting it," Arken tells me.
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Marshall has succeeded in wrestling with the sinewy, sneaky forces of colonization, privilege, imperialism, prejudice, disempowerment, and erasure.
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Take a seat at your Dirty Computer and try to find the sneaky switches in this fashion photo!
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Most of these "cord cutters" left for the usual reasons: high prices, sneaky fees, and terrible customer service.
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Your ruling planet Mars opposes Neptune, creating a lazy or even sneaky energy, so don't make important choices.
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Sneaky, stealthy, and very careful with its coin, the rogue in our lineup is the Dell G5 15.
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Stay focused and see if you can tell what sneaky switches have been made to this tricky pic.
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Get into these freaky photos and figure out what sneaky switches have been made to this tricky pic!
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The essay nevertheless manages to exert a sneaky power on the reader, despite being so chopped and screwed.
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No. 353 Marshall, Friday Sneaky fun coaching matchup here between Gregg Marshall and Dan D'Antoni, noted analytics enthusiast.
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Zaheer was in love with a childhood friend, their teenage romance blossoming with gift exchanges and sneaky dates.
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Yet the latter can use this unwritten rule to hand out some sneaky speeding tickets to unsuspecting drivers.
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She has jampacked her swift debut thriller with sneaky moves that the reader has to track with care.
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The poem was called "Sinkhole," and it seemed to offer some sneaky, syntactically muddled wisdom about letting go.
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And her claim to having such heritage -- versus a claim of actually being Native -- feels sneaky to me.
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Sucking up has nothing to do with a real relationship built on respect; it is sneaky and underhanded.
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A new national ad is slamming Republicans for including a "sneaky repeal" of ObamaCare in tax-reform legislation.
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It's a subtle performance, the sneaky anchor to the show, and gradually we realize we've fallen for him.
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Rhodes: My parents had no idea ... They were working, but also, I was very, very sneaky about it.
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Want to talk to you about "Sneaky Pete" to start with, in case ... this is the second season?
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Then Elmore Leonard — it's not quite Elmore Leonard, "Sneaky Pete," but it's Elmore Leonard ... It's got that vibe.
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And a show like "Sneaky Pete," right, is not intended for ... what's the polite way to say it?
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Notice those sneaky hammerfists to the back of the head while the referee is behind him, veteran tactics.
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Also, Apple has been using the roman numeral X as a sneaky, edgy 10 for well over a decade.
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The same sensors in phones that can receive those sneaky data transmissions can also be used to detect them.
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In. One sneaky bear proved the lengths to which its kind would go to get some sweet sweet noms.
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She got revenge on a fan for taking a sneaky pic of her in the subway, and it's perfect.
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But it's all connected by the idea of the devastating, sometimes sneaky havoc that trauma leaves on our lives.
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Aside from D'Addario's set visit, fans also believed the direwolf would return thanks to some sneaky clues on Instagram.
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There are plastic-wrapped gummy candies, grocery store samples in a plastic holder, and those sneaky tea bags, too.
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Make a name for yourself by seeing if you can uncover the sneaky switches made to this tricky pic!
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The company has greenlit a second season of The Tick, a superhero comedy, and Sneaky Pete, a thriller/drama.
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She adds that it's probably easier (and way less sneaky) to offer to read your date's chart with them.
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I have a sneaky feeling that Amazon and many others do not want to rile the new boss. Astronaut.
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Most people know better than to click on suspicious looking pop-ups, but some of them can be sneaky.
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And that's not to speak of brunch, which is just a sneaky way for breakfast to encroach on lunch.
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For $130, it's on the pricier end for personal safety wearables, though it doesn't have any sneaky subscription fees.
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Fred deliberately has Nick (Max Minghella) stand in for him while he's adjusting the camera for a telecast. Sneaky.
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" It includes "a sneaky repeal" of the Affordable Cara Act's individual mandate, which would "cause premium hikes averaging 10%.
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Many customers of both sexes, fearful their purchases will be detected, are just as surreptitious as their sneaky spouses.
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Her liking that statement could be read as some sneaky shade to Perrie since it clearly disses the singer.
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And, as we've seen in the past, states can be pretty sneaky when sliding abortion measures into unrelated bills.
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RhodesRugger might start relating to hidden words reclusive and lonely when his girlfriend dumps him for this sneaky prank.
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Lemon myrtle: A fragrant blend of lemongrass, lemon and lime flavours, with slightly creamy undertones and sneaky eucalypt dimension.
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Even while some cities are open to marijuana use, their shops still signify their existence with a sneaky signage.
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There was the passage – in a sneaky, smelly, rigged way with dirty-sounding deals in the Senate – of ObamaCare.
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Sometimes, it's easier to stick with what you know, with one that doesn't have any sneaky loopholes or caveats.
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He made a sneaky, hustling play midway through the second, stealing a Raptors inbounds pass for a quick layup.
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There are subtler sneaky tricks, too, highlighted by my experience resulting from sellers merging new listings with old ones.
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Since app permissions are some of the most pernicious offenders of sneaky data gathering, this is a welcome change.
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Both have done better work elsewhere, but having them here helps keep Sneaky Pete on a slightly higher level.
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After they won at Dallas and blew out the Patriots at home, they were looking like a sneaky contender.
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But no matter how agile and sneaky one gets, there is one person whose presence is unavoidable: The Doorman.
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"There's an assumption in the tone you use with me ... that I'm doing something sneaky or wrong," Dubelier said.
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Molly's full commitment to their case is now in question, and her tactic comes off as a little sneaky.
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Of course, if a student wants to cheat, they can just use their phone on the side, sneaky like.
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Oh well, I'll just have to be sneaky about getting wrapping materials into my room tonight or tomorrow night.
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She basically uses up all her natural "bullets" fighting off the virus when along comes a sneaky bacterial infection.
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Although it's totally possible she added other sneaky stuff in there and is now spying on Elliot's Signal messages.
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That makes him Prince Charles' (Josh O'Connor) great-uncle, but he's more of a confidant — albeit, a sneaky one.
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Could Harrison's signing be a sneaky way for Coach Bill Belichick to get some inside information on the Steelers?
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Yes, it is indeed sneaky to have a single rebus in a puzzle, but that's not the entire scam.
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A sneaky rattlesnake slithered up to Johnny and gave him an unwanted wedding present -- a chomp on his ankle. Ouch!
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Giuliani finally responded to the sneaky move on Tuesday — and he desperately needs a lesson on how website domains work.
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People who are glued to screens to the exclusion of other people are regarded with disdain: narcissistic, withholding, deceitful, sneaky.
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" Again: this is the top prosecutor in the United States, not a sneaky defense lawyer out of "Better Call Saul.
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The sneaky guy here is Dunbar—Dallas missed his contributions as a receiver last year after he tore his ACL.
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"I can attest from firsthand experience now that it's unbelievably quick and it's unbelievably sneaky," said Miller on Today Friday.
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In fact, many times, the late-night purchases would be contested at checkout and hotel guests would demand refunds (sneaky).
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"I did have a sneaky feeling that it was going to rock the boat of certain patriarchal groups," said Pepino.
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Many of Amazon's original shows — Sneaky Pete, Bosch, and The Grand Tour among them — are available to stream in 4K.
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The folks behind the anti-vax propaganda film Vaxxed are back with a sequel — but they're being sneaky about it.
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And in the marine world, these sneaky creatures can leave a boat before it can be scoured for invasive life.
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That each one has a distinctly different feel from the other four is a sneaky element of the show's success.
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That could help farmers protect their crops from a sneaky pest that worldwide costs hundreds of millions of dollars annually.
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In addition, Huffman's parenting website previously posted a blog warning teenagers to not attempt to be "sneaky" with their parents.
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It also comes with a detachable zip top inner pouch for protecting your belongings from the rain or sneaky hands.
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Through a sneaky DNA swap, the hosts would have gotten the upper hand, and turned the virus' defenses against themselves.
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Autocorrect is sneaky sometimes; it can change the spelling of your word a second or two after you've typed it.
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The reader's treated to Batman working out, Batman swimming in freezing cold water, and Batman generally being a sneaky dude.
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While you throw frisbees or get too immersed in your summer read, sneaky robbers are looking to swipe your stuff.
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If nothing else, Sneaky Pete is probably worth a shot for beloved character actress Margo Martindale playing Pete's mother alone.
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The lads play in Edinburgh this weekend at Sneaky Pete's and you can head here for more information on that.
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In a silly (and sneaky) Instagram video, Lipinski told her followers that she missed having an adjoining room with Weir.
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As Anderson made his way back up court in transition, Garnett stuck a sneaky hip out and barely clipped him.
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Sadly, the typical American tends to throw back a whopping 20 teaspoons a day (check out the sneaky sources here).
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Remember when Seth was sneaky and good at digging up dirt, and not just a hotter version of Sean Spicer?
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Ashleigh Kugler remembers being as young as 3 when she came up with a sneaky trick to get extra treats.
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Miranda devotee Casey Maher posted a supercut GIF of the man himself throwing out sneaky hand bops at every opportunity.
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Keep your focus and see if you can figure out what sneaky switches have been made to this tricky pic.
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I would probably go in more like alright we're going to party but we're going to be sneaky about it.
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Opinion Columnist If I were a comedy obsessive, I would already have known about the sneaky genius of Gary Gulman.
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And it turns out, those are just some of the sneaky ways that dollar stores get you to spend more.
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"I'm just saying" — that sneaky, timeworn disclaimer allowing people to say what they really believe without taking responsibility for it.
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There's nothing like sneaky sugar to boost the flavor of root vegetables, and there's no sugar quite like maple sugar.
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Hearse One is back at it again this time flipping this old school sneaky panther into a vandal only appropriate!!
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Coming in first place is majorly important to you, Aries, and this morning you might find a sneaky short cut.
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Squares are stressful astrological aspects, and the energy between over-the-top Jupiter and sneaky, shady Pluto will be extreme!
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At the end of March, the state legislators here called a sneaky special emergency session to enact House Bill 2.
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Tackle this obstacle by keeping an eye out for the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!
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They nickname him "Sneaky Pete," and he's almost a footnote in this prologue — until the thugs mention his real name.
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And so it really is a thrilling, expansive, world-changing moment in a very sneaky play when Hollis, contemplating Mrs.
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Whenever he did something sneaky, he would come home with a lobster dinner for me or other really big things.
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I'm not him anymore, he replied, which seems like a sneaky way to excuse being an unfeeling jerk to everyone.
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Is this a sneaky commentary on Netflix's new we'll-try-anything-and-everything-and-see-what-sticks approach to programming?
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Although most Americans have grown tired of these sneaky tactics, they never go out of style amongst Ex-Im's supporters.
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Then word leaked that Uber had been using a sneaky software tool to deceive regulators in cities around the world.
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The sneaky thing about this riveting re-enactment, though, is that in watching it, we citizens are on trial, too.
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Stay focused and keep a close eye out for any sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic.
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Bryan Cranston returns with "Sneaky Pete," a show he helped create about a hustler trying to out-con some cons.
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They pulled a sneaky maneuver to make marijuana quasi-illegal in the first place with the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act.
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The pictures caused an internet uproar, in the way that only sneaky shots of baes playfully wrestling in bathing suits can.
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He was really sneaky and I would have loved his brothers to be there with him, for memories if nothing else.
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According to the promos, Katie and Demi are being dubbed "Hannah's Angels" for their sneaky, spy-like surveillance of the dudes.
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"Cynthia's done a lot of stuff in my opinion, [that's] on the down low and very sneaky and underhanded," Leakes said.
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"We have got lobster pots and sometimes octopus will strip the bait, but they are very sneaky," Stones told the BBC.
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Those sneaky tricks are now in the rearview as we embrace the more structured, orderly, and showy groove of the Rooster.
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But not at the platinum lounge where the show's fun with their rivalry hit a high point, thanks to sneaky Steve.
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She's created a sneaky kind of cautionary tale, one that is polite, or wise, enough not to antagonize its true targets.
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Bailon also keeps the candles lit and her vases overflowing with bouquets — although the blooms do have a very sneaky secret.
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Maybe not arrested and thrown in the back of a police car kind of trouble, but they can be pretty sneaky.
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For people who want to be extra sneaky, there's this "smart organics" shampoo and conditioner set that doubles as a flask.
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While some may choose to pay airport prices for beverages, there are a few sneaky ways around the TSA's liquid rules.
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The government knows this, of course, which is why the whole scheme is a sneaky way to get Australians to quit.
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But like any new Apple device owner, you're likely discovering some inconvenient changes those sneaky Apple developers popped into their machinery.
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An unattractive woman uses makeup or other sneaky methods to fool a man into thinking she's attractive, thus snaring him forever.
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It's unclear if he knew he was ruining her shot, but Lopez's sneaky smile makes us think he just might have.
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Where it's like once everyone is tired of the Instagram reveal, someone will do a sneaky, very high profile Venmo reveal.
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Black, the Rockies' manager, coined Amarista's nickname "Little Ninja" and often spoke of his "sneaky pull pop" from the left side.
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On Tuesday, the show's ever-sneaky makers released a behind-the-scenes video about costume design on the official YouTube channel.
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Pornhub, a website dedicated to the distribution of pornographic videos, is onto all you porn lovers and your sexy, sneaky ways.
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That's why we wanted to find out all the sneaky ways we could be damaging our skin — without even realizing it.
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When he announced them, Prime Minister Conte appealed to Italians not to try and be sneaky and get around the rules.
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On Wednesday morning, Democratic state Representative Deb Butler berated Moore in the moments after he'd played the GOP's sneaky override card.
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"What we are seeing is the myth of the sneaky employer," said Andrew Hoan, president of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce.
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Back he went to the nation's capital, this time hoping for a sneaky, up-close look at Parisot's looms and methods.
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And the strings brought a sneaky sense of unease to the haunting melodic line that reappears throughout the work's final minutes.
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Consumers have made it very clear they're tired of sneaky fees, misleading promotional rates, and proprietary, locked down cable industry hardware.
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Closing thoughts: The sneaky producers of "Better Call Saul" don't give Costabile a credit at the opening of the show. Bravo!
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Marin Ireland ("Sneaky Pete") stars as a professor affected by an act of violence who finds some unusual methods of recovery.
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" Hidden knife "If it's a place with heavy street crime, I have this sneaky credit card that turns into a knife.
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Magellan, a widower with two daughters, is curmudgeonly but sneaky-hip in the vein of Tom Barnaby, the original "Midsomer" detective.
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Taking the opportunity to be playful and sneaky, the girls excitedly tried to pass notes to each other without being spotted.
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Get it together and see if you can figure out the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!
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Given your office has addressed the issue of sneaky updates that should be actual corrections, this seems like a prime example.
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The government knows this, of course, which is why the whole scheme is a sneaky way to get Australians to quit.
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Okay, while many of us probably spent the closing moments of the Game of Thrones Season 7 finale thinking "GROSS, DANY IS JON'S AUNT" or "HOLY CRAP THE ICE DRAGON DESTROYED THE WALL," those sneaky, sneaky writers slapped us in the face with a pretty big hint that there's truth to the "Bran is also the Night King" theory.
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You should read our Pokémon Go Tips and Tricks story, as well as this story about spoofing GPS locations if you're sneaky.
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"They are sneaky little things when you try to give them pills," said Topper, who also was not involved in the study.
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Then I got a new planner from my boyfriend, who is always finding small and sneaky ways to make my life easier.
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The superhero with the bulletproof skin finally gets his own series after proving a sneaky scene stealer in 2015's Jessica Jones.
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"I didn't see all these red flags," she said about watching D'Agostino's "sneaky" actions for the first time as a RHONY viewer.
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Just take a sneaky look at these images of an all-clown It screening first to know what you're getting yourself into.
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The Stranger Things star rocked the sneaky accessory — and make it fashun — at this season's Calvin Klein show in New York City.
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More than just a go-to staple, they're a sneaky way to appear dressed up without putting too much effort into it.
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Katie assumes she's switched it off, but thanks to Cooper's sneaky snapping while she was out of the room, it's still on.
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"It's a good way — and a non-sneaky way — to check in and make sure everything is as it appears," Lowry says.
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It seems like a silly standalone but it's a sneaky introduction to the Nine-Nine dynamic and proficiency in solving local crime.
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The Beyhive seems to think so, and their clue is coming from a sneaky source: the "I Ain't Sorry" singer's latest hairdo.
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Those sneaky sources of sugar can confuse your brain, and make it more difficult to listen to your body's internal hunger cues.
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Transparency strikes many as being synonymous with morality and we want to see people and organizations we believe to be sneaky punished.
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It's a pretty sneaky trick, but if you've been avoiding Instagram because of ad bombardment, hopefully this will provide a brief respite.
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ISPs like Comcast and Charter are currently facing numerous lawsuits for using sneaky fees to covertly jack up advertised prices post sale.
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Among other things, it showed how the company engineered sneaky ways to obtain continually updated SMS and call data from Android phones.
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We caught up with sneaky D.S. Wadsworth this week as he formulated a dastardly plan to pull the wool over Vicky's eyes.
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Maybe the front office has some sneaky brilliant moves up its sleeve, like the preseason trade of Michael Carter-Williams for Snell.
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All those midweek shots and sneaky well-just-one-can't-hurt glasses of wine you thought might have slipped through the net?
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With this portable illuminator that she can store in her bag, she'll never lose that sneaky stick of lip balm ever again.
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Twenty-four hours later two people came in — sneaky Margaret and crazy Danielle — and next thing you know, there's a dissension here.
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The sneaky rise of PopTV has been one of the biggest success stories in the cable world over the past few years.
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"Nobody worry, I know exactly what to do," the groom announced into a microphone as a sneaky grin ran across his face.
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The title cobbler is taciturn and pragmatic in a way that's magical; the sneaky thief is as persistent as Wile E. Coyote.
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Mr. Thiel, despite caricatures of him as a sneaky, behind-the-scenes operator, is not a man who is very easily defined.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - People use a lot of words to describe the reviled cockroach: disgusting, ugly, sneaky and repulsive, to name a few.
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It's clearly completely different material, and there's been a very sneaky attempt to conflate various hacks that have occurred with our publications.
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On "Perfume do Invisível" she plays with a metaphor of sneaky invisibility and a chord progression that briefly calls Radiohead to mind.
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True to her wink-wink nature, Rowling spilled the news of Draco Malfoy's appearance in the play in a pretty sneaky way.
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" But countered that by noting that "integrations that are sneaky or send secret data to servers controlled by others really is wrong.
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Stay tuned for a more detailed breakdown of what you should know and how you can protect yourself from these sneaky rays.
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"Fly over sub-Saharan Africa?" is a very clever and very sneaky clue for TSE TSE, where the fly is a noun.
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Even though Lavelle flummoxed Sweden with her whimsical play and sneaky speed, Ellis replaced her in the 63rd minute with Christen Press.
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Sneaky Pete, Amazon's latest streaming drama, is the sort of TV show that's easiest to describe in terms of other TV shows.
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Likewise, Sneaky Pete isn't particularly weighty or serious, and will easily appeal to those who just want some sly and breezy fun.
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An important culmination in your career is taking place, but you have to watch out for sleazy, lazy, lying, or sneaky people.
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"I think sometimes the most effective thing is having a sneaky code word that doesn't mean anything to anybody else," Gilbert said.
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Pipe pasta with clams is supple and surprising thanks to the crème fraîche and a sneaky hit of heat from poblano peppers.
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However, this is far from the first time a sneaky developer has found a way to trick Apple into approving malicious apps.
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Then they'll connect the dots to Graham Yost, who developed "Justified" — and who joined "Sneaky Pete" after the original pilot was shot.
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Focus in on these sweet snaps and see if you can find what sneaky switches have been made to the tricky pic!
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Even if the bar staff agrees to make you two drinks at once, this kind of sneaky ordering tactic is never appreciated.
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Some titles are designed for children like "Sneaky Sasquatch" where you play a sasquatch who goes around stealing food and being silly.
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It enabled The Phantom Pain's sprawling, versatile open world, where sneaky hero Snake could ride horses, snap necks, and fight giant robots.
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After the first instance of getting turned onto the fence after overcommitting, Thompson's distance management prevented the sneaky shots underneath his punches.
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Pittsburgh spent the 2015 season as a sneaky AFC title contender that could never get all the pieces together on the field.
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"We're still sticking it out and hoping that what they say is true and that there's no sneaky business going on," Calderon says.
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Zoë Kravitz and Karl Glusman officially tied the knot in a secret ceremony, a source close to the couple told Us Weekly. Sneaky!
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We don&apost even know if they&aposre here at the White House, because they&aposre pretty sneaky about all of this, Martha.
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So for its first phone, Razer did something a bit sneaky and made a handset for phone nerds instead of your average gamer.
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When Littlefinger was basically trying to butter him up with a knife to mask the fact that he's (probably) a sneaky little snake?
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I still love the sneaky, sexy, sly femme fatale types from classic noir and neo-noir, from Double Indemnity to The Last Seduction.
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Set your fears aside and try to see if you can carve out the sneaky switches that were made to the tricky pics!
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Carrying around a larger medium-format film camera wasn't helping either, but my goal was not to be sneaky in making these images.
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But to avoid the criticism that the law throws poor children off their health insurance, it reverses it in a somewhat sneaky way.
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When Russian agents sought to disrupt the 2016 U.S. Election, they didn't have to be sneaky — they came in through the front door.
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If you ever miss one of the huge Comic-Cons, it's always worth checking out the music videos from filmmaking duo Sneaky Zebra.
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Update: Katy Perry seems to have stepped into the ring to offer her opinion on Calvin Harris' allegations about Taylor Swift's sneaky intentions.
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As a dad to two little ones, Max Greenfield knows sometimes you have to be a little sneaky when it comes to mealtime.
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Sneaky. I bet if you found a genie and it offered you three wishes, you'd try that lame wishing-for-infinite-wishes thing.
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Specifically, a couple of out-of-circulation pennies modified by Miller Knives which hide a sneaky, tooth-shaped blade inside in their center.
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Connie and Frank Shaffery, of Sarasota, said they spotted the sneaky reptile Wednesday morning while going outside to enjoy a cup of coffee.
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Perhaps the Keio University method will help us find some of these sneaky beasts, and other smaller black holes in our galaxy, too.
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In a study published in Plos One, Australian researchers suggest that male fiddler crabs employ forceful and sneaky tactics to make this happen.
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"There was no such thing as a sneaky opening," said Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam, without explaining why the media wasn't invited.
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It's a sneaky way for someone to take screenshots of disappearing messages on Instagram and Snaps on Snapchat without the sender finding out.
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A sneaky octopus at the New Zealand National Aquarium successfully broke free from his enclosure and made his way back to the ocean.
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I expect Theo Riddick to return Week 15 against the New York Giants, but if he doesn't Washington could be a sneaky flex.
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Sneaky Mitch and Emily Rose Murray are two names that appear often, while Antony Flemming says Sketch has lifted tattoo designs from him.
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Why you should care: Wansink isn't the only scientist to use sneaky statistics — they're not uncommon in food science, genetics and other fields.
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These sneaky innuendos meant that oblivious listeners — those just listening for that beat — had no idea the lyrics were all about getting down.
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And no, this isn't going to be one of those cases where doing those sneaky things is likely to produce a good result.
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But consumers should be on the lookout for more than just sneaky sites, said Katherine Hutt, a spokeswoman for the Better Business Bureau.
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The Washington-based photo journalist Tom Brenner caught a sneaky shot of Trump as he boarded Air Force One in California on Tuesday.
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From here he inserted a sneaky hook and rolled through into another tornado sweep attempt, this time managing only to recover closed guard.
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This sneaky ad-targeting method disguised as a privacy tool really has no privacy benefits, but there's still a way to protect yourself.
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From adding extra cleavage to getting better support, these sneaky hacks may make you fall in love with your underpinnings all over again.
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Though, if you just need a little more room on your phone for that latest download, there's a sneaky trick that can help.
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Dave and Sean try to figure out the Panthers, trade Jarome Iginla, save the Islanders, and wonder if the Bruins are sneaky good.
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This tweet inspired Twitter user Tim Cigelske to craft his own sneaky voter registration tweet using the ending of Grandson as a draw.
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But as tracking tools used by parents get more sophisticated, teens are finding increasingly clever and sneaky ways to get around those tools.
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Some truck drivers like the different pay structure, while others say it could be a "sneaky" way to get low-cost trucking labor.
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Players in the test servers for Blizzard's team-based shooter, Overwatch, have noticed a sneaky new chat filter is rewriting their rude comments.
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An avid rebounder and shot-blocker with sneaky hops, Tyler has developed a reputation for fearlessness above the rim and in the clutch.
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Whether in acts of self-defense or seemingly unpredictable rage, some animals can fight back with strong bites, sharp claws, and sneaky attacks.
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Sneaky Pete boasts a lot of great writers, directors, and actors, and they make a somewhat predictable and typical tale go down smoothly.
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They said, 'We realize doing this in the dead of night makes us look sneaky, corrupt and dishonest — anyway, have a great weekend.
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Kucherov, who is sneaky quick with the puck and makes good reads, also helped center Brayden Point score a career-high 41 goals.
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"Classical Kids Storytime" — A sneaky way to introduce your kids to classical music, with the help of children's stories like Hansel and Gretel.
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This is a sneaky mouthful of hot hay, self-identifying as "fries" but lacking the starchy potato goodness of an actual French fry.
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There's a sneaky way you can save a bit of money on your next Panera salad through the menu's you-pick-two option.
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Their characters, Jen (Van Beek) and Mel (Sami), operate an agency that helps clients too wimpy or sneaky to end their own relationships.
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Cheer up because you will be joining in on the celebration, shortly after you find some sneaky switches made to this tricky pic.
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Deep transformations are what Pluto is all about, and, on a bad day, its vibe can even feel sneaky, manipulative, or even dangerous.
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That's because Malone's work largely takes the form of didactic games, which deliver conceptual ideas as a sneaky side effect of playing with them.
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We all recall this sneaky southpaw hook from the ninety degree angle as Mike Tyson's favorite punch, but it is hardly a modern invention.
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This change could also help you uncover sneaky tactics developers use – like if a game you were playing had location-based ads, for instance.
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According to a press release, wildlife photographer Ingo Gerlach captured a sneaky zebra and didn't even realize it until long after taking this shot.
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For a second day in a row, a quiet but sneaky-strong morning for stocks gave way to a lurch forward for the indexes.
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Sneaky lil forage of some seaweed growing profusely along the coastline.. I think the smooth one is some kind of kelp maybe Laminaria digitata?
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Blink and you'll miss the sneaky neon color painted toward the end of her ponytail (or assume it's just a trick of the light).
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Among the usual gas leaks — he had his own homemade instruments for tracking down these sneaky situations — there were some pretty uncommon smell situations.
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Despite how awesome it is to go to these sneaky spots, these speakeasy spots and play some Street Fighter, that's really cool and all.
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Genre is a sneaky tool: It allows you to smuggle social commentary into a film without making it feel like such a didactic bore.
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This includes when one of your best, most loyal cooks starts to develop a substance-abuse problem and tries to be sneaky about it.
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Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison Dar eavesdrops on all of this, of course, because he's a sneaky SOB who actually bugged the president-elect.
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Keep your cool since there aren't any big lies to uncover here, just a few sneaky switches that have been made to this pic!
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She bore twins, Esau and Jacob, favoring the latter (and younger twin) who turned out to be just as sneaky and duplicitous as she.
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Up until now, sneaky Uber customers would have to select a road just outside the perimeter of the airport to get a lift home.
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"Sneaky Pete" was originally supposed to be on CBS — but, as with a lot of TV shows, the network passed after seeing the pilot.
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Only 50 votes would have been required to repeal this particular regulation, but the Senate's window to use that sneaky tool closes on Thursday.
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Email came in second place with 44%, followed by dating sites (20%), social media and those sneaky DMs (18%), and, lastly, secret phones (11%).
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The style updates we're considering run the gamut from baby bangs to sneaky undercuts (both are trendy styles this season according to the pros).
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Alexa&aposs Sneaky Fine Print Could Prevent You From Suing Amazon for AnythingLet's say you purchased a pencil case for your kid on Amazon.com.
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Brawl, is basically known for three things: being incredibly sneaky, killing bad people, and rocking a skin-tight suit that accentuates his beefy glutes.
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But the question of whether gun control would prevent terrorism—and French isn't alone on the right with his take—is sneaky and misleading.
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But the modesty of the movie's design has its own sneaky power, especially once those shaking episodes become more widespread in the dance troupe.
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Rats are sneaky rodents that can evade your house and live right under your nose for months, but they're rats so they gotta go.
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Chauncey Leopardi (Michael 'Squints' Palledorous) After his scene-stealing role as sneaky pool lothario Squints, Leopardi, 37, continued acting on TV and in film.
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But 2015 brought scenes like Sneaky Santa from Reality Kings, in which St. Nick spills his milk, awakening a mother and her step-daughter.
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There are a number of sneaky ways to make at-home lasagna a lot easier — and, dare we say it, a perfect weeknight meal.
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Sounds like harmless dumb teenager stuff, but Phil's sneaky move did get him kicked out of the show -- plus, his parents grounded his ass.
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Sometimes, it's easier to stick with what you know so you want a balanced price - one that doesn't have any sneaky loopholes or caveats.
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Tons of great cosplay videos pop up after every major comic and anime convention, but some of the absolute best come from Sneaky Zebra.
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Pluto can have a manipulative or sneaky side; with a square aspect to Pluto, shady behavior is always something to be extra careful of.
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Shapiro holds the conference, so Cochran pulls the sneaky move of getting a shoe shine and speaking to the press at the same time.
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One was the fight itself, which unlike Stark lore, ended not with Ned's honorable victory but with a sneaky stab in Ser Arthur's back.
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" Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney, on Wednesday blamed the reports on "disgruntled" members of Mueller's team who are "a bunch of sneaky, unethical leakers.
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"I knew once she read it she wouldn't want anybody else to direct it, so it was slightly sneaky on my part," he said.
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But there are a few sneaky by-products of the meal that can set you off track (like one too many glasses of alcohol).
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So, Ax and his legal team decide to make a sneaky move straight out of tech billionaire (and early Facebook investor) Peter Thiel's playbook.
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As a smirk plays about the corners of Mr. Foster's mouth, his sneaky, fish-eyed performance suggests he is the director's designated hit man.
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That'll change on April 19 when the Sun enters your sign and shines some light down on you— suddenly you won't seem so sneaky!
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The Sun and Mercury oppose the lord of the underworld, Pluto, July 7, so watch out for obsessive behavior, sneaky people, and intense confrontations.
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"When Giuliani started his New York nightlife crackdown, I remember watching the sexiness of sleazy dark rooms and sneaky shared bumps disappear," says Tee.
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What's so great about the sok glap, this simple, sneaky trick of the eight-limbed art, is its economy of motion and deadly certainty.
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At equilibrium, the evolutionary race is not only to the big and aggressive, but also to a certain number of the small and sneaky.
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Most streaming video alternatives usually lack such sneaky surcharges, contracts, ETFs, and hidden fees, resulting in consistently higher customer service ratings as a result.
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And let's just say that the photos were light-years ahead of the sneaky screenshots we all take while video chatting with our friends.
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If they're sneaky with no manners, they'll want to know if chasing the drink or the dragon made singing those songs harder or sweeter.
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We had some issues, but everybody kept it tight and that's how you get a sneaky 500, when nobody cares who gets the praise.
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The best/worst part about the project office is that they have bikkies in the kitchen, so I have a sneaky teddy bear bikkie.
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We've rounded up some of Dyson's most enticing deals of the season ahead plus a few sneaky steals on a number of refurbished finds.
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In early December, Netflix confirmed that all of its original holiday films are interconnected and contain both sneaky and obvious references to each other.
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"It's a sneaky way to attempt to exempt FEMA from Endangered Species Act compliance," said Bruce Stein, chief scientist at the National Wildlife Foundation.
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That changed on Sunday, with Brady finding Roberts for a 38-yard touchdown with the help of a sneaky release out of the backfield.
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An article on Friday about 15 standout television shows omitted the name of an executive producer responsible for the show "Sneaky Pete" on Amazon.
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It is part of an evolution in pitching, he said; fastballs once thought to simply be "sneaky" are now classified, objectively, as valuable weapons.
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Confuse people to get them to comply with your request The "disrupt-then-reframe" technique is a sneaky way to get people to cooperate.
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And then now I'm in New York and I'm riding the subway and I'm seeing how many "Sneaky" ads are on the subway walls.
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You don't want everyone who could grab your phone to have access to these pics, so you'll need a sneaky app to hide them away.
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Instead, the students must find a way to be sneaky and hide so that they don't get reported, which could lead to several more issues.
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There are consequences for outlets that get sneaky -- Kendall will be immediately pulled from the interview and the outlet will forever be persona non grata.
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If it's the effort that counts, no one needs to know you found your diamond in the rough present from this sneaky lil' gift guide.
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We've got super sneaky peeks of the cast in their civilian clothes, heard about dialogue lines being fed through an earpiece, and new characters galore.
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Well, I'm not tell you to do anything sneaky, but it's easy enough to sign up for a new account through a different email address.
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"There can still be some sneaky cold pockets of air from the Midwest to the Northeast," according to AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Meteorologist Paul Pastelok.
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This domination of both the conduit and the content creates unique anti-competitive opportunities ISPs are starting to exploit in a variety of sneaky ways.
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Clearly not trying to hide the sneaky container, Awkwafina was spotted taking a sip from the bedazzled clutch while talking to reports on the carpet.
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This Portland trio has kept mum since 2012's Configuration album, but recently resurfaced with a sneaky new EP, Ageless Beauty, that's an absolute gem.
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"We're taking the angle that he's a sneaky, confident guy who's controlling our president," Beck Bennett told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published Friday.
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A sneaky teen managed to slip a NSFW message into a live segment during NPO News on NOS, a public broadcasting station in the Netherlands.
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After taking snapshots of the store ads with various face-altering overlays, the sneaky person printed out the pictures and pasted them over the originals.
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"They caught us on a sneaky play there right off the bat, and I didn't make the save, really, that I needed to," he said.
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Either way, it's not some sneaky system to insure you, Beckley says, but rather to make sure that you have a health plan in place.
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The FTC is on the alert for the increasingly nebulous, sometimes sneaky, ways that advertising has crept into media and national events, according to Greenbaum.
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If you're eating less fresh food in the winter months, you're probably eating more packaged and processed foods, which can be sneaky sources of sodium.
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The sneaky side benefit for corporations here is that they don't have to provide benefits to an independent contractor, like they do a salaried employee.
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But this banh mi, I mean, we had a little sneaky bite in the kitchen, and holy...Herrine: I've had more than a few bites.
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Take a good look at this pic full of puppy love and see if you can find the sneaky switches made to this puppy pic!
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The sneaky cryptocurrency miner phenomenon seems to be just getting started, and Google engineers are even starting to look at ways to stymie the problem.
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The company is facing an ongoing lawsuit for the fees, but has claimed the sneaky fees are clearly outlined in the company's contract fine print.
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His work laptop was open and unlocked so I had a sneaky look at his files, which were boring, and then at his browsing history.
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I had to change myself, work on my confidence behind the decks without that sneaky shot or line to "get in the mood" to play.
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Cardi can't stop gushing over her husband's romantic and sneaky gesture ... revealing the great lengths Offset went to in order to pull off the surprise.
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And, most important, I think he can win a general election, which is why Trump went to such sneaky and discreditable lengths to smear him.
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Start serving up some of your sweet skills and prove that you can spot the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic.
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Whipping up a veggie omelet is a sneaky way to use up leftover produce and start your day with some protein at the same time.
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If you're looking to post something that violates the IG Community Guidelines and risk getting banned, then I recommend being more sneaky with your hashtags.
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Utah is the sneaky-good upstart of the Western Conference, a team of fairly young and underrated players surrounded by older, yet also underrated veterans.
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He built an impressively high-tech glitter bomb to prank the thieves and even lent the sneaky invention to friends so they could do the same.
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On the show, Jessica camps out on fire escapes with her DSLR camera and a thermos of booze to snap sneaky photos of people behaving badly.
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In fact, thanks to some sneaky tracking technology, you don't even have to be on Facebook's website in order for Facebook to record your online activity.
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Adam Schiff (D-CA) "shifty," a comment playing on his last name but also on the history of Jews being described as crafty and sneaky manipulators.
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Rather, it was a sneaky little voice in my head that was asking if I had what it took to work for a woman like Oprah.
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More from Refinery29 Tech:Here's How I Fixed My Uber RatingWhy Your Next Uber Could Cost MoreUber Is About To Get Super Sneaky With Its Surge Prices
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It's also sneaky good because it harkens back to the president's well-known smoking habit he was forced to give up upon entering the White House.
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Get a peek at the sneaky show, ahead, with Instagrams from the celebs who won, the celebs who lost, and the celebs who weren't even nominated.
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"I think it is appalling to do it in such a creepily, sneaky manner," said Kara Swisher, executive editor of Recode, in an email to Mashable.
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There are lots of stories on the internet about people who discovered that they had ovarian cancer because a sneaky or ordinary symptom gave them pause.
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The sneaky tactic came to light when an unhappy diner posted a photo to Facebook showing a note on the restaurant's menu that details the charge.
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It&aposs Surprisingly Easy to Trick People With a Disguise, Sneaky Study FindsIt could be much easier to pull off the perfect heist than you think.
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It was an interesting move that seemed in line with the sneaky spirit of what authorities describe as a fraudulent festival that scammed and endangered thousands.
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It was a classic Cruz moment in that it was sneaky and too clever by half, and the crowd caught whiff of it a mile away.
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And while you may think, following the resonating and artful series finale on Sunday, that you know all the sneaky lies around the town, you don't.
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It's a sneaky way of reducing the value of a scholarship by including it as part of your income and giving you smaller financial aid packages.
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And now Emirates has announced a sneaky sort of electronics concierge service that will let you use your laptop or tablet right up until you board.
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AT&T has also been widely criticized for using a sneaky fees to milk wireless consumers to the tune of $800 million in additional revenue annually.
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"Just watching my girls sleep but man Chyna needs to chill with that snoring," Kardashian, 29, captions the sneaky video of the sleepy mother-daughter duo.
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It contains a sneaky, savory medley of lime meringues, caramel apple pies, blueberry lemon hand pies, pear tarts, orange creme cakes and chocolate coated raisin grapes.
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But there was also an Easter egg icon, and that coupled with Musk's sneaky "discovered" language, makes us think there are more fun features to come.
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While this may not work for all legislatures or congressional offices, it is a sneaky tactic that can help get a bill to the next step.
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The volunteer checking wristbands at the artist/media entrance spent her spare time blowing bubbles for the crowd to enjoy, only occasionally missing the sneaky entrant.
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We were a startup and had no money, so I said, "OK, shoot this as a test," which was our sneaky way of getting free photography.
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"And then you can say it is perjury, which is even easier for them, which is where I think, if they are sneaky, they are going."
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In a video that seems to mock the pathetic ineptitude of all humanity, There's Waldo finds the sneaky bespectacled cartoon man in a whopping 4.5 seconds.
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Under both of my official performance reviews and scores, I qualified for the program, but after this sneaky new negative score I was no longer eligible.
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The Jonas Brothers performed on NBC's 'Today' during their summer concert series at Rockefeller Plaza and we have made some sneaky switches to this performance pic!
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A brilliant pressure fighter, Holzken's magic is in his ringcraft, his multitude of sneaky set ups for his left hook to the liver, and his patience.
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Sawhney: Apple does something else that&aposs a bit sneaky, which is that when you&aposre buying the iPhone, you can&apost add memory to it.
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So if things go according to plan, you'll eventually volley between shooting "Sneaky Pete" in New York and "Avatar" in California for the next few years?
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In its final two episodes, Sneaky Pete delivers some fun set pieces, particularly when all of the season's subplots collide in unusual and surprisingly exciting ways.
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Unswayed by the bail release, China has demanded that Canada free Ms. Meng immediately, seeing her arrest as a sneaky political ploy engineered by the Americans.
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"Russia can be very sneaky and will try to distract you on one side while sneaking by you on the other side," Clovis told the agents.
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Stand your ground and see if you can come out on top ... Start looking for the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!
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Feeling attacked, he lobbed an unexpectedly sneaky but extraordinarily deft attack on Friday by appointing two prominent executives to join the Uber board without telling anyone.
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You may have caught a quick glimpse of a Sasquatch driving around a golf cart during the #AppleEvent - that's one of our new games, Sneaky Sasquatch!
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But Gilligan has a sneaky way of bringing characters back, so we can't rule it out, especially if Jesse re-enters Skyler's life for some reason.
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Once, you almost said—to a sneaky fellow from the Daily News , who was inquiring—you almost turned to him and said Motherfucker I AM music.
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And Ms. Macdonald is quite simply a revelation, capturing the reflexive self-confidence and defensive diffidence of the millennial generation with sneaky sincerity and offhand wit.
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" Ms. Swift said: "The reason that this was such a devious and sneaky act is that the only thing that was behind me was a wall.
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"This is how I found out about you," Woods says to the camera, before going into detail about Jenner's sneaky pregnancy test taken without her knowing.
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You're thinking that there must be a catch somewhere, like the upfront cost, or the network, or some other sneaky negative hidden deep inside the contract.
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Now it's the Chinese, whom Trump mocks by speaking broken English, but also offers as the wily, if not sneaky, bargainers who take advantage of America.
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We also continue to introduce new, popular and award-winning Prime Originals, like The Grand Tour, Sneaky Pete, and the Golden Globe-winning The Marvelous Mrs.
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But "sneaky repeal" is the more honest description, since it is really a means to preserve Republican hopes of more completely destroying the A.C.A., or Obamacare.
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Its genius is sneaky in a monetary way, too: Who could possibly know how much this cost, because who the hell has ever seen this before?
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On one hand, things is a magically creative time, but on the other, messages are garbled, and some paranoid, lazy, or sneaky moves could be made!
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That you can have a show like "Sneaky," you can have a show like "The Tick," you can have a show like "Patriots," all these things.
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Amid the wacky, sometimes surreal setting of FXX's "Archer," the animated spy show has been able to make sneaky social commentary about politics and current events.
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Several times I got very close to the target of 25 aliens and then failed by just missing where a sneaky bit of audio was coming from.
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"People who make documentaries are really sneaky people," she told PEOPLE at the New York premiere of the film, which opened the Tribeca Film Festival this week.
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Furthermore, it's often written as, "He who takes medicine and neglects diet…" without that sneaky little "to" thrown in before "diet" — giving it a very different connotation.
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And speaking of doom, if you bought drugs on the Silk Road with bitcoin way back when, you may not have been as sneaky as you thought.
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Honestly, though, the most likely answer is the simplest: Smartphone sales have slowed for many manufacturers and this is a sneaky way to generate a little interest.
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He's also not afraid to use some sneaky strategies to get his suspects to talk, as seen in his interactions with Nasir "Naz" Khan and his family.
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We've got a sneaky little trick that will preserve the size and shape of your rips, without requiring a needle, thread, or a gunky seam-freeze solvent.
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All my messaging apps have read receipts and they can be handy... Messenger read receipts are like tracking pixels if they weren't trying to be so sneaky.
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Although she uses some sneaky tactics to beat out her fiancé, the cookie gift tags she whips up after will certainly make up for her sly moves.
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When asked to name a secret she kept from her parents in high school, Kardashian revealed that she had a pretty sneaky way of cheating on tests.
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Brazilian carrier Claro seems to by trying to get around that pesky fact with a sneaky "25G" marketing campaign that could result in fines for misleading advertising.
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Despite the bad rap it's gotten because of sneaky, murderous spouses over the years, cyanide is not inherently poisonous, and, as with most chemicals, dosage is everything.
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Additionally, cats have survived over the ages by being agile, sneaky and discreet, often hiding in small spaces to avoid threats or get the jump on prey.
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There are some sneaky changes hiding somewhere in these Elle Fanning photos ... snoop around and see if you can spot the subtle changes in the tricky pics.
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The Sharp J-SH04 phone allows you to take sneaky shots of yourself and your friends with a tiny digital camera that is integrated into the cellphone.
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The award-winning singer was spotted at JFK airport in New York City earlier this week, and we have made a few sneaky switches to this pic.
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LONDON — People blagging their way into VIP sections by saying they know someone isn't a new thing — but this really takes sneaky to a whole new level.
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It was not only one of the lamest, least satisfying jokes I have ever stumbled across, it was one of the most beautiful, sneaky admissions of guilt.
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"I sneaky snuck one of my favorite songs, Let My Baby Stay by @macdemarco into a scene in Everything, Everything coming out next week," the post begins.
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His lawyer managed to lessen the severity of the punishment by claiming that Herbst had blackmailed him into sending the money, as he was "a sneaky Jew".
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Her dad — who clearly thought this was something they were going to work through together, despite the fact that he's being insanely selfish and sneaky — is shocked.
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Get a grip and take a really good look at these two photos and see if you can find the sneaky switches made to this tricky pic.
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A recent analysis of vehicle scams preying on service members signaled an even deeper layer of vehicular wallet-slaughter than the sneaky astronomical interest rates of yore.
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So, with all these sneaky fees and incentives, how do you avoid a credit card bill at the end of the month that's higher than you expected?
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The bad news, and this was sneaky of the Mets to hide this, is that Syndergaard had his elbow checked by doctors after his May 1 start.
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With the planet of communication, Mercury, entering Aquarius and highlighting the most private area of your chart, you will be extra sneaky during the start of 2016!
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Over songs like "Stamina" and " Smooth Operator," Lean's signature raspy tone traverses through aggressive rap barbs to Patois-laden dancehall tunes, and sneaky interpolations of Sade hooks.
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Still, if you've watched him in Amazon's "Sneaky Pete," now back for its second season, you might be inclined to check if your watch is missing afterward.
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Those caveats noted, here is advice for how to put healthy boundaries on play that is inconvenient or that is being used as a sneaky delaying tactic.
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It's made me a sneaky, shadowy thief, hiding forever in the darkness, knocking everyone out, then enjoying the precious jewels that each stage has to offer me.
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Jackson can occasionally make a sneaky-good throw, but he can't survive a shootout with Patrick Mahomes, so with Flacco's status uncertain, Baltimore's winning streak should end.
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It's not always easy to get kids to try new things, but Jennifer Garner has found a sneaky way to make her children look forward to it.
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One of the funniest things about you is that, despite the fact that you're often sneaky and in love with the shadows, you fucking love the spotlight.
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Even more captivating was the notion of his egghead seventh-rounder with the sneaky fastball and a penchant for making the right decisions when calling the signals.
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Joanna Hogg's "The Souvenir" — speaking of gothic, here's a sneaky piece of writing, about a film student and her seemingly posh older boyfriend, that's elliptical, almost diaristic.
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So is "Sneaky Pete" — the story of a con man who passes himself off as the long-lost grandson of a family that runs a Bridgeport, Conn.
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With a T. This year, under Trump, Republicans and Democrats found a sneaky way to raise the US debt ceiling without acknowledging the size of the debt.
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Unlike the algorithms used by Amazon (which are sneaky) or Facebook (which abetted the spread of fake news), Instagram's Explore feature strikes me as refreshingly non-sinister.
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The humor is strange and sneaky — the books kick off with George pouring split pea soup, which he hates but which Martha has made, into his shoe.
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However, Pluto can also bring out the shadier side of people, so watch out for manipulative behavior, and remember: Now's not the time to be sneaky, Gemini.
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The theme of Suarez's brilliant hat trick might as well have been "poaching," as he made some sneaky runs along the back door of Granada's back line.
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But as the analytics folks would remind you, their underlying numbers last year were very good, and they could make for a sneaky pick to overachieve expectations.
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But this photo does make us wonder just how many "Lost Cat" posters the owner put up before discovering this sneaky furry friend sleeping in the wood pile.
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"Trying to look like someone who was not wildly over excited about this picture or startled while planning a sneaky lick of Freddie's eyeball," Beckinsale captioned the shot.
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Even with this sneaky orbit precaution, Juno will be subjected to the radiation equivalent of receiving "a hundred million X-rays in less than a year," Becker said.
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Harness some laser focus and try not to get too confused while you attempt to figure out the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic.
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All episode long, Kara has been avoiding Mary Jane and Mary Jane has been doing sneaky things that will undoubtedly come back to bite her in the butt.
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The big picture: Already, Big Tech is under fire for sneaky techniques known as "attention hacking" to keep people under the spell of apps and social media feeds.
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Drown out any distractions and rise above the rest of the crew and work on uncovering the sneaky switches that have rocked the boat in these tricky pics!!!
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You know what a fox is — the sly, sneaky and stunning creature that is often spotted slinking around in the snow or through the trees of the forest.
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This means no more sneaky charges, such as allowing a scheduled payment to put them in the red and charging a fee, rather than alerting them in advance.
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And apparently, fans are claiming there's a sneaky crossover between two of the streaming service's biggest shows of the year, thanks to one rad — and very voluminous — hairstyle.
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That's almost definitely not what happened, but who knows, Khloé holding her baby niece Dream could simply be the Kardashians' sneaky way of hinting at what's to come.
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Queen Regent Cersei has a huge impact on Sansa: sartorially, yes, but also by helping Sansa realize that the royals are basically a bunch of conniving, sneaky people.
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It turns out that this is actually a normal capability of iOS, but it was being deployed here in somewhat of a sneaky manner and not as intended.
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In house shoes, he rapped with a sneaky, wily rasp like he was about to steal a million dollar pack from a locked trunk with only a paperclip.
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Then, what feels like a few months later, your guy is a grown-ass man with a bushy beard and the sneaky veteran's bag of tricks to match.
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Like when they have a choice to do something a little sneaky possibly criminal or the right way it seems this is the shift that they go to.
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She asks Jack to go get her some ice cream so that she can have a sneaky cry about having to accept her mom's help in his absence.
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We have made a few sneaky changes to this onstage shot and now it's up to you to figure out the differences between these two super similar snaps!!!
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For example, even when nation-states seem to give up power to international arbitrators and judges, they create sneaky backdoor incentives to rig the odds in their favor.
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After a five-year stint, the group decided to take a chance on its current home, the ever name-changing event space and Sneaky Dee's neighbour, Nest nightclub.
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Stealing intellectual property isn't just a foreign issue either: it is as equally intolerable when it happens in the domestic realm by sneaky Francis Cabot Lowell-like figures.
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While many of these options were technically available in the original, the chances to exercise creativity were rare; it was usually better to sneaky by and move on.
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But beware sneaky sentences that sound like compliments but really put you down — things like "you look good for your age" or "you're not like other men/women."
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Where to watch: Netflix Max brings by a tape of the gang from their Real World days, which is a sneaky way of giving us a flashback episode.
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That said, the Jets have won two straight games, making them less of a sneaky underdog here and more of a legitimate threat the Raiders won't take lightly.
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From a certain economic perspective, however, you're doing something else, something you don't realize, something with a sneaky motive that you aren't admitting to yourself: you are signalling.
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I did manage to get a sneaky shot of Tyga, who accompanied his girlfriend to the opening (along with some of other guy friends whom I didn't recognize).
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All this and more, below:Alexa&aposs Sneaky Fine Print Could Prevent You From Suing Amazon for AnythingLet's say you purchased a pencil case for your kid on Amazon.com.
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When Stensul CEO Noah Dinkin visited a Starbucks in Buenos Aires recently, he probably didn't expect to be served some sneaky cryptocurrency miner code along with his coffee.
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News Analysis A new study, which found that Americans were reluctant to use the word "she" to describe a hypothetical president, highlights the sneaky ways language illuminates bias.
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Swift went through a series of scandals in the summer of 2016, and all of them revolved around the idea that she is a sneaky, calculating, manipulative person.
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Keep your cool and really focus on these two photos ... They may look the same but there have been a few sneaky switches made to the tricky pic!
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As if it isn't enough for eczema to be itchy, irritating, and sometimes even painful, the common condition — also known as atopic dermatitis — is sneaky and unpredictable, too.
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Yes, "Ducklings" has rough edges, but it's also a sneaky charmer that is messily, gloriously unlike much of what you can see Off or even Off Off Broadway.
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Billionaire and 'Shark Tank' star Mark Cuban is as 'sneaky as [he] can be' when monitoring the screen time of his three children, according to a 2017 interview.
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Take in the warmth of the sun on your bare butt, skinny-dip unaccompanied by a sneaky sense of thrill, try not to stare at anyone's penile jewelry.
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When it comes to intimacy and wanting to spend the night with a date when you live with your parents, you definitely have to get creative — or sneaky.
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Whether playing an internationally feared East German terrorist, a corrupt sheriff in Nottingham, or a sneaky Slytherin, Alan Rickman performed each of his roles with grace and panache.
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But there were also moments that underlined the series' sneaky grappling with the crushing weight of the American criminal justice system, and in the end, those won out.
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To give you a taste of what's in store, here's a YouTube version of "Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas," one of the episodes included in the Steam package.
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After two hours of walking in the woods and getting our boots stuck in sneaky, snow-covered swamps, it dawned on me that Chamberland might be right after all.
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Get a grip and keep your eyes on the prize here ... try and see if you can find the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic.
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It's an extremely sneaky maneuver that ends with the pair practically melting into each other (the season-long trailer suggests two far steamier hookups are ahead for this couple).
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But now, it seems things may have gotten even worse thanks to a sneaky tactic that could allow AT&T to rake in an extra $800 million a year.
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Tucked away inside of PaaDee—but, like, very tucked away, as in hiding behind a sneaky bookshelf door—is a 24-seat tasting menu experience accessible by reservation only.
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The game, available today for iOS and Android, is centered on a ninja-in-training who must complete tasks to earn his or her bonafides as a sneaky warrior.
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While the latter dish is actually considered a traditional snack in these parts, Martínez has a sneaky way of getting customers to see beyond its unappetising name and appearance.
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Meanwhile, a number of prominent elements have been eliminated from the game: planes, ATKs, shopping carts, chiller grenades, and sneaky snowman disguises are all gone from Fortnite starting today.
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In its final report, the Obama administration's National Economic Council (NEC) documents the sharp rise in these sneaky charges in recent years and the consequences for the American economy.
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I would hope that it was because it was a strategic decision, but I have a sneaky feeling that Amazon and many others do not want to rile Trump.
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And in so doing, they were basically the victims of a sneaky practical joke that Trump is likely to use again to continue to embarrass and delegitimize his opponents.
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Sure, these sneaky little sex toys have a novel quality if you're buying them just for fun, but if you're planning for a weekend trip, they can be clutch.
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Mars is an aggressive energy, and because it is currently retrograde, the vibe is even more intense and confrontational—not to mention that it's currently in sneaky, stinging Scorpio.
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"When Kourtney Kardashian dumps you and you have to slum it like the rest of us at a normal gym," he captioned a sneaky mirror selfie of the two.
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There is no tax-whammy quite as disheartening as getting through all those forms on a "free" website — and then getting slammed with a sneaky fee at the end.
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You're used to getting your way, Capricorn—not because you're sneaky (like Scorpio) or too sweet to say no to (like Libra), but because you've always worked so hard.
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Every time you go on holiday, they find the most notorious, possibly haunted house in town, and insist on a visit (or at least a sneaky drive-by peek).
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And not just because the lessons it has to teach (in its sneaky way) are still relevant today, or because in a tough year, it's always good to laugh.
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I think there was a sneaky part of me that was hoping while I was writing it and researching it, I would somehow find my own secret to happiness.
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I've actually started putting vegan protein powder in her smoothies because she won't eat a lot of meat, so we're trying to find sneaky ways to get her protein.
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Sure, it's a bit sneaky for Ford to go after Tesla's Model 3 with its own Model E, but all is fair in love and car making, let's say.
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The hallway was small, but detailed down to the signs outside the doors and their on-brand Westworld logos (there was also a locked door to Samurai World — sneaky).
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But there is also a facet of Levee that is very private, something sneaky about Levee — you don't know what's bottled up inside him, and Jason may have that.
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After losing two rounds, OpTic came out with almost nothing but AK-213s and Peter "Stanislaw" Jarguz racked up three sneaky kills to build momentum in the second half.
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He's such a liar that he had trouble finding a lawyer willing to stick with him — that is, until he got another sneaky Gemini, Rudy Giuliani, on the scene.
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Most days you're fine, but then some days, you go outside and you're worried that some sneaky suburban teen is taking pictures of you looking at snacks at Target.
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AND SO THEY'RE GOING AFTER OBAMACARE IN THIS SORT OF BACKDOOR SNEAKY WAY AND WE ACTUALLY HAVE THIS SAYING WITH THE HEALTH CARE STATS, WE THINK WINTER IS COMING.
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Today, they both appear with twin clues (at 1A and 69A), but it just goes to show you that you can't put anything past these sneaky constructors and editors.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of "Spider-man: Homecoming" actress Zendaya and her precious pup distract you from locating the sneaky switches hidden within this tricky pic!
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Being a little bit sneaky in The New Order is so important, using the element of surprise to take down enemies before they can trigger back-up-calling alarms.
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" In a Twitter post, he referred to Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the senior Democrat on the Senate committee conducting an investigation into Russian interference, as "Sneaky Dianne Feinstein.
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This commitment to casting really good actors in even the smallest of pivotal parts gives Sneaky Pete an extra sheen of quality that I'm not sure it precisely earns.
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However, after getting a chance to check out the Switch Lite at a Nintendo preview event, I've come away with one overarching takeaway: The Switch Lite is sneaky good.
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A banana after breakfast, a sneaky slice of toast before lunch, obviously a chocolate biscuit for elevenses, and, oh alright then, maybe just a few bread sticks before dinner.
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Yankees 5, Indians 4 CLEVELAND — Yankees Manager Aaron Boone may tout the "sneaky athleticism" of his backup catcher Austin Romine, but he cannot do it with a straight face.
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In one of his best performances, Walter Matthau plays a bankrupt snob who schemes to marry a clumsy heiress and botany professor played with sneaky charm by Ms. May.
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The boy reacts by declaring that Splotch has run away, so the next day, sneaky Mom replaces the fish with a new one and announces that Splotch has returned.
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The Switch Lite Is Sneaky GoodAs someone who bought a Nintendo Switch at launch, I've been quite curious about the upcoming…Read more ReadThe game has a few modes.
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Industrializing the wild coastal plain in northern Alaska, a move authorized by a sneaky rider in the GOP tax cut bill, has long been strongly opposed by most Americans.
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The curious thing is that Clever does it almost ceaselessly, though furtively, and usually while he's trying to make precise, sneaky kills that would ostensibly require one's full attention.
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So he put in place a set of characteristically sneaky regulations aimed at forcing out CEU without needing to formally ban them, eventually crushing the university's ability to operate.
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Put your detective skills to the test as you go undercover and attempt to crack the case of the sneaky differences between these two almost identical images of Zendaya.
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Pluto is a hugely transformative energy; it's the planet of death and rebirth, but it's also the ruler of hidden things, and it can bring out sneaky, manipulative behavior.
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From hem to silhouette and size (which, in a single dress, ranges from 0 to 16), everything can be tweaked by the pull of some sneaky strings and a belt.
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According to hardcore Bath & Body Works insiders — the ones with exclusive email alerts to sneaky deals such as this one — the online-exclusive flash sale starts at 8 p.m. tonight.
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That's why, if Big Sam wants a sneaky glass of Vouvray, he has the common decency to drink it out of a pint glass, the greatest emblem of modern Englishness.
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Especially now that he's only working with the re-ignited Smoothie on support, Sneaky could at the very least be a thorn in the side of the TSM bot lane.
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Complicated energy flows on April 27 when action planet Mars clashes with foggy, hazy Neptune—best case scenario, the vibe is lazy, but worst case, people are being sneaky liars.
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Freda jumps on stage, Nessa is happy, and Shyne is sneaky, recording the private footage to most likely boost his burgeoning record label — that, or pass it off to Tariq.
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A massive expansion of the Medicaid program was one of the key pillars of the Obama administration's Affordable Care Act, and the AHCA rolls it back in a sneaky way.
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We've had our fair share of experience living in shoebox sleeping quarters, and we've picked up a few sneaky tricks along the way for fitting everything into a confined area.
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To learn more about this sneaky STI, we spoke with Lisa Manhart, PhD, professor of epidemiology at the University of Washington, who's been researching MG for more than 15 years.
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In fact, antibiotics meant to help acne vulgaris can worsen Pityrosporum folliculitis, suppressing the skin's natural microbiome function and actually allowing the yeast to flourish, like a sneaky double agent.
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The younger sister wasted no time in returning the favor though — Jenner took a sneaky video of Kardashian West and applied a goatee to her face before sharing with fans.
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Eventually, every time a Korok gave its celebratory cry of "Yahaha!" after being found beneath a rock, Arce would chuck the rock at their dumb, shifty, sneaky little tree face.
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According to a Reuters report, sneaky app makers are using Apple's enterprise certificates to peddle hacked versions of popular apps like Angry Birds, Pokemon Go, Spotify, and Minecraft, among others.
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Werdum, we get a fight between two sneaky, battle-tested veterans, both of whom have recently surprised with returns to relevance when most believed their best days were behind them.
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The only movement onscreen is traffic whizzing past ghostly, empty buildings that once played host to many a fancy-free dance-off, a sneaky pash and shot-induced hazy memories.
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These portrayals range from a bumbling Santa with voyeuristic tendencies, as in Sneaky Santa, to a taskmaster Santa who runs his elves ragged, as in a 2014 scene from xxxtrasmall.
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On the other hand, I realized that this could also be a sneaky way for a recruiter to find out if you'll need to take parental leave down the road.
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DJs of the past learnt to shield labels on their seven-inches, or even put records into the wrong sleeves, to thwart competitors taking a sneaky peek over their shoulders.
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Mr Jindal drove the state into a financial ditch as he mounted a longshot campaign for president, balancing the state's books with sneaky tactics that other party leaders grudgingly allowed.
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Level changing to jab or throw straights at the body has the bonus of looking similar to a level change for a takedown and can also hide sneaky overhands nicely.
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In a high-stakes case like this one, you just don't want the judge to think your side is unfair and sneaky and the other side is dutiful and honorable.
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The sneaky coup attempt planned by an insurgent group that had been nestled within the Turkish Armed Forces for years faced the Turkish people, who then took to the streets.
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Once one of the best pitchers in baseball, with a sneaky three-quarter delivery and fine command, Weaver has lost several feet off his fastball in the last two years.
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While this guy would hardly be the first to attempt a stealth vape on a plane, it sounds like this incident involved more than a sneaky pull off a Juul.
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And as Cookie, the clan's prodigal daughter, Alana Arenas delivers a sneaky, snaky portrait of a damaged woman that threatens to blow the roof off the place all by itself.
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Read more: 5 sneaky ways Starbucks gets you to spend more moneyIn an effort to combat the chain-store reaction, an American consulting firm that focuses on small business, Business.
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Sneaky Pete was created by David Shore (who made the Fox medical drama House so entertaining there for a while) and Bryan Cranston (the star of Breaking Bad) for CBS.
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Powerful emotional release takes place today thanks to the full moon in Pisces—it's a great time to settle debts, but watch out for sneaky behavior as Mars opposes Neptune.
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Now here comes the sneaky part, because in some ways, between the Switch Lite's portability and its price, it almost eliminates the need for standard Switch, and Nintendo knows it.
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Student activists around the country publish Disorientation Guides to educate new students on the "sneaky truths" about their campuses, in the words of one distributed at Long Island University, Brooklyn.
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Take a really good look at what is happening here and see if you can pick out some of the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!
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"There was no such thing as a sneaky opening," said Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam, who said her government was striving to be open and transparent about the project.
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Not only was West Virginia a 13 1/2-point favorite in the game, it was a sneaky pick by a lot of pundits to go deep in the tournament.
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If you enjoy a sneaky binge of Made in Chelsea, hate-watching Kim Kardashian and freaking out over the houses in Million Dollar Listings, then we have news for you.
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"The sneaky time to go to Egypt is November 15 to December 15," said Jim Berkeley, the founder and chief executive officer of Destinations & Adventures International, which specializes in Egypt.
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"We tried to be sneaky about it, because you're in this small group, and there's a delicate group dynamic: When people start dating, everyone has to adjust," Ms. Wiseman said.
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However, her three most recent photos have a very particular dreamy aesthetic to them — pretty much the opposite of Reputation's vibe — and, if fans are correct, contain some very sneaky clues.
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During that time, the sneaky volunteers (who purchase everything themselves) go into their designated homes and put up holiday decorations, stock pantries and provide basic home goods like towels and linens.
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What brands do is they either pay or they try to be more sneaky about it and pretend to be users and when they get outed that doesn't go so well.
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While that may seem like a positive news for travelers, it's important to keep in mind that the airlines are likely to make up for the price cuts with sneaky surcharges.
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Read More: Sneaky Ways to Work Better With a Difficult Co-worker Maybe your co-worker has not-so-great body odor, or they blast their music at an insane volume.
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The creatures also play host to a special type of algae that thrives in sloth fur, giving them a sneaky green tinge that allows them to blend into the tree canopy.
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Though Yeh's fight to replace white bread sandwiches with sausage and broccolini pizza pockets is sweet and probably futile, it also gives Girl Meets Farm a sneaky, built-in story arc.
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Based on the final look, which features products from the peach line, this was a sneaky audition for Dedivanovic to prove he will give Kim A+ contour for her final look.
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I'm here for that exploration, which feels particularly inspired by the most recent Tomb Raider games, with sticky tower-scaling, rope-swinging, and hidden artifacts lying just around every sneaky bend.
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But many could have been of use to Trump and his team even today, if he'd taken the time to look back at his predecessors for (sneaky, sometimes morally bankrupt) insights.
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She claimed that the model was "sneaky and underhanded" and had "lied and lied and lied," promising fans would see proof in the season finale of The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
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Meanwhile, page owners without expensive video production capabilities have come up with a sneaky way to create videos that aren't really videos — and they're absolutely killing it in the News Feed.
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The courts don't have to notify the public of scheduling changes—but to White and to those who had taken time to make sure Courtney was not forgotten, it felt sneaky.
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If they choose the former, it might be a sneaky way to get them used to using Slack instead of email, but Pflaum says that it is not necessarily the intent.
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There would be something sneaky and powerful about the idea of whatever international force is taking Fred prisoner assuming that Serena wasn't as complicit in his crimes because of her gender.
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From how to style it up, to the sneaky snip tricks to ask for at the salon, read on to discover how easy it is to give fine hair a boost.
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"While we got a 30-day extension, it's still an incredibly difficult and, in our opinion, sneaky time to try to push this through when restaurant workers are slammed," Jayaraman said.
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The president's press secretary, Ernesto Abella, who was traveling with Mr. Duterte in Lima, Peru, for a conference of world leaders, told reporters that there was "nothing sneaky" about the burial.
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What few good times there are to be had take place in the Garden of Eden, but they're cut abruptly short all because of a sneaky snake and one dumb apple.
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A good number of developers — especially those in the Utility category — were using sneaky tricks to tap into the subscription craze to bank thousands and even millions of dollars per year.
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As a kid, the ringing you get after a gig is a badge of honor, a sort of boastful trophy to wear with pride the next morning alongside a sneaky hangover.
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Not every TV show can (or should!) be a meditation on the darker sides of humanity, and Sneaky Pete is a cut above many other low-calorie riffs on cable dramas.
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" She also writes that she is "a big fan of honesty" and adds that "it's also wrong to tell half-truths and be sneaky about the truth — no doubt about it.
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One of the nicest surprises about "Un real " is the sneaky way the contestants emerge as sympathetic—behind the scenes of "Everlasting" one sees the humanity that the producers suppress onscreen.
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Anchovies are a sneaky, inexpensive way to infuse a variety of dishes, from salads to sauces, with a punch of umami—or just pop 'em on a cracker as a snack.
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And we cover the Oscar nominations, Amazon's renewal of The Tick and Sneaky Pete, controversial YouTube star Logan Paul's new video and the death of science fiction legend Ursula K. Le Guin.
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While this acknowledgement of the year's best shows comes lumped together in 10 loose categories -- a sneaky way of paying tribute to more than 20 worthy titles -- it's by no means complete.
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We now have 212 chilli trees, mint, some sneaky succulent (that I may or may not have retrieved from around the Rosebery area), cacti, a Venus fly trap and some colourful shrubs.
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And, unsurprisingly, it's already enraging supporters of abortion rights, who say the law is nothing more than a sneaky attempt to define embryos as "people" and set up a challenge to abortion.
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Sean Spicer, a spokesman for the Republican National Committee who has been working closely with the Trump team on the transition, told CNN's Kate Bolduan that only "sneaky" dealings are a problem.
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The convenience of partial fingerprint readings comes at the cost of security, which is convenient for a sneaky AI. The researchers used two types of fingerprint data for training their neural nets.
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"Truthfully, I don't think that I was really, actually looking at her," she told Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon, sharing the sneaky video she took of the kids at the award show.
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The actress celebrated the big 5-1 Tuesday night at the Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood, where she made a sneaky quick entrance ... but her pals were slow to trickle out.
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One victory came in 1981, when he drummed up opposition in Britain to a sneaky attempt to omit the Indians' rights—nothing more than "historical might-have-beens"—from the Canadian constitution.
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My friends are sneaky and tell the waitress it's my birthday, so she brings out a massive bowl of ice cream and candles and everyone sings "Happy Birthday" after we finish eating.
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Since the pair-up was first announced in December, we haven't seen much aside from detailed close-ups of some pieces on the collab's own Instagram account, plus some sneaky paparazzi shots.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you really want to be sneaky, try mounting the base underneath the table and let the glasses float above:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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The main argument for the idea that the launch wasn't cover for a sneaky intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test is that the Unha-3 rocket would make for a crappy nuclear missile.
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Snap a picture from the FaceTime interface and both you and the person you're talking to get a notification about the screen capture, so you can't use it for any sneaky snapping.
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Our coverage kicks off at 11AM ET/ 8AM PT.We've got a pretty good idea of what to expect already, but Apple's sneaky team always has a few surprises waiting in the wings.
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The Sneaky Comics Reference In Jessica Jones The biggest similarity between Patsy in the comics and Trish on the show is their costume, even though Trish is basically just doing Patsy cosplay.
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It seems like every other day we spot the two out and about on dates or being sneaky on social media, but they've never really spoken publicly about one another — until now.
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It's the kind of sneaky sophistication that would be easy to shrug off when you look at Spiegel and think about Snapchat through the lens of silly animal filters and Cosmo videos.
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Walmart came through with an insane (somewhat sneaky) deal on this Samsung 75-inch 4K Ultra HD smart TV, so you can majorly amp up your summer entertainment arsenal for just $1,499.99.
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The sneaky, slimy, and downright scary Underwood, played with relish by Kevin Spacey, is coming back for the fourth season of Netflix's flagship original, House of Cards, and he's seeking re-election.
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Mashable has asked Twitter if there are additional indicators not mentioned in the post, and whether Twitter will intentionally keep some of its markers private to avoid manipulation by sneaky, determined trolls.
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The use of AR systems in Europe is proving more difficult to implement because some unions deem the technology to be a sneaky way for management to monitor workers, says Mr Neidig.
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Popular cookbooks, including Jessica Seinfeld's "Deceptively Delicious" and "The Sneaky Chef" by Missy Chase Lapine both advise home cooks to secretly slippuréed vegetables into kid foods like macaroni and cheese or brownies.
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"Sneaky Pete" was considered Amazon's best drama (critics: 100 percent, audience: 91 percent) and Emmy Award-winning "The Handmaid's Tale" was Hulu's winner in the category (critics: 95 percent, audience: 92 percent).
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That said, even if you're not up to anything sneaky, you're likely going to be in a quieter, shier mood than usual when it comes to Venusian themes like love and money.
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In the past, the squad has erased a mural depicting the pope as a sneaky graffiti artist painting peace signs on walls and another showing him as the comic book hero Superman.
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Here, it's a burger with olives and larks' tongues; it's called the McTrojan Deluxe, which makes it sound like there's something sneaky hiding inside it, which if you hate olives is true.
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Tuesday's hearing is sure to be interesting — watch for some Democrats talking up other health care plans — but the sneaky truth is Wednesday is really the big day for Medicare-for-all.
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Plus, it's always easier for insurers to make money by trying to enroll healthy people or imposing sneaky limits on benefits than by innovating in all the other ways we might celebrate.
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From dogs sipping a beer to a sneaky pup stealing a kid's ice cream, these vintage photos from the last 100 years show animals doing what they do best: making us laugh.
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But she cautioned that it's tough for others to tell the difference and advised becoming a "sneaky starer," or, instead of lurking in the background, approaching the person and starting a conversation.
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One of the things that vacationers often forget to factor into their calculations are the sneaky fees that can pop up along the way, like baggage fees, ATM fees and booking fees.
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Balvin manages a touch of nostalgia as well on "Colores," especially on "Negro," a sneaky, grimy song that harks back to when reggaeton was flirting with hip-hop in the late 2000s.
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Some will shrug and say that making a mistake on a sneaky word problem isn't a concern in daily life, but researchers are discovering that these reasoning errors could affect financial markets.
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"It's the sneaky power, the stranglehold that addiction has when you're in the throes of it," says Cameron, whose upcoming powerful memoir, Long Way Home, is excerpted exclusively in this week's issue.
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At some point during the year and a half since Amazon first posted the pilot of "Sneaky Pete," an appealing new series available on Friday, a few changes crept into the episode.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Young Thug throw you off ... stay focused and see if you can spot the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic.
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In "Sneaky Sasquatch" from RAC7, players live the life of a Sasquatch and do regular, everyday Sasquatch stuff like sneaking around in disguise, raiding coolers and picnic baskets, playing golf and more.
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"The Catch" on ABC, "Good Behavior" on TNT, "Imposters" on Bravo, "Shut Eye" on Hulu and "Sneaky Pete" on Amazon all deserved more attention than they received, and merit a binge now.
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But he said flu is "sneaky" and "devilish," making it difficult -- sometimes impossible -- to pick out the relative few who will die of the flu among the thousands who will recover easily.
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But a sneaky twist at the novel's end makes it infinitely clear that sometimes the happiness we claim to want for others is instead a projection of our own wants and needs.
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Embodied with a distracted air and a sneaky tyrannical streak by the excellent John Magaro, Joe isn't squarely in the spotlight for much of this production, which is directed by Mr. Nelson.
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The "She Is Coming" singer was spotted sporting some funky fashion while leaving a restaurant in London, England earlier this week, and we have made some sneaky switches between these two pics.
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" The source added, "She had to find creative and sneaky ways to get drugs because her team and those that really care about her really try to keep a close watch on her.
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"Harry & Meghan have a load of options for the godparents, and I have a sneaky feeling that we could see a celeb or two get the call," said William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams.
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Neutrinos are the second-most common subatomic particle type in the universe, and yet they're nearly impossible to detect—thanks to a sneaky tendency to fly through matter without disturbing it at all.
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That's because feeling hungry often has little to do with whether your system really needs food and a lot more to do with some sneaky cues and behaviors you encounter without realizing it.
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Another sneaky trick Paul uses on Snapchat is to make his account look verified (even though it isn't) by making his username have a ton of spaces after it and then an emoji.
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Sneaky Rachel got by with grand theft by hiding them under a pile of Persian rugs, sat on the pile and told Dad she couldn't move because she was having her period. 5.
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" The insider added: "She had to find creative and sneaky ways to get drugs because her team and those that really care about her really try to keep a close watch on her.
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" The source added , "She had to find creative and sneaky ways to get drugs because her team and those that really care about her really try to keep a close watch on her.
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In between the cocaine-riddled Bob Ross impressions, we got bursts of the trailer for Deadpool 2, and from the looks of it there were more than a few not-so-sneaky hints.
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It's called a backdoor Roth IRA, and it provides high-income Americans with a sneaky but almost certainly legal way to save an extra $5,500 per year without paying taxes on their earnings.
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Lamb of God announced a brand-new EP, The Duke, yesterday, and have wasted no time in giving fans a sneaky little taste of what they can expect from the Richmond metal institution.
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" The source adds, "She had to find creative and sneaky ways to get drugs because her team and those that really care about her really try to keep a close watch on her.
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While that can be accomplished by keeping a gimlet's eye on flash sales and sneaky discount packages, the most lucrative way to score a bargain is still via old-school airline loyalty programs.
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Sneaky Pete follows the story of Marius, a conman released from prison who decides to steal the identity of his cellmate Pete to avoid paying back a gangster he robbed in the past.
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You see, we have reason to believe that Jon Snow is finally going to put the sneaky and conniving Petyr Baelish, more commonly known as Littlefinger, in his place once and for all.
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One Pokémon Go player found a sneaky way around this pandemic, by strapping his Android to a DJI Phantom drone and mirroring his phone screen on his laptop using a program called AirDroid.
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Read More:11 things you should never put down the drain10 signs your home might have bedbugs9 household items you shouldn't bother buying new13 sneaky signs there might be mold in your house
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But now that the show — and HBO's sneaky infographic — have confirmed that Jon Snow is in fact the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, we've got a new theory to fixate on.
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In the lead-up to the release of the highly anticipated Blade Runner 2049, a sneaky prequel has landed courtesy of Cowboy Bebop director Shinichiro Watanabe and experimental producer Flying Lotus, reports Pitchfork.
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With temperatures dipping below zero over the weekend, a sneaky feline somehow got inside a claw game machine outside a movie theater in the town of Vrnjacka Banja, the New York Post reports.
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This is a powerful time for transformation as you look head-on into your shadow self—or, sneaky, shady energy will flow if you decide to get caught up in a power struggle.
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The male's job is to release a cloud of his sperm over the eggs to add his DNA—leaving a small window for the sneaky fish, which lies in wait for this moment.
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While the ATF said that guideline was the result of a "publishing error," many gun advocates suspected it was a sneaky attempt to ban one of the most common rounds in the country.
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But the team's suspicions have been raised about Tom James and his sneaky meeting with Sidney Purcell, ostensibly because he wants to be O'Brien's secretary of treasury, a role Selina wouldn't give him.
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Spend a few hours checking out scholarships on one of the national databases and you'll discover that many of them — especially the ones that are "easy to win" — have a sneaky hidden agenda.
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Dianne Feinstein ("Sneaky Dianne," Trump called her in a tweet Wednesday morning) to his latest insistence that the Russia investigation is a "witch hunt" (also via Twitter), there's a lot to talk about.
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Conservative lawmakers also tried to wedged a sneaky anti-abortion provision into Trump's 2017 tax plan, giving expectant parents the option of creating a college savings account before their child is even born.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Rita Ora throw you off ... Take another look and see if you can spot the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!
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There are some gaps in the system that let totaled vehicles slip through — and there are sneaky sellers out there trying to sell damaged vehicles — meaning that buyers still need to be vigilant.
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I know what you're thinking, but this not a sneaky way to engage in market timing, where one states with great confidence what the markets will do next and invests (or not) accordingly.
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Kostova is a clearheaded, elegant writer with a sneaky gift for incorporating the history and culture of a place into the nooks and crannies of a book that never feels bossy or expository.
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" In one delicious irony gleaned from the released memos, Comey assures Trump in a one-on-one dinner meeting in the Green Room at the White House that "I don't do sneaky things.
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"With the Olive Branch operation, we have once again thwarted the game of those sneaky forces whose interests in the region are different," Erdogan said in a speech to provincial leaders in Ankara.
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Before I could even turn my recorder on, Matt and Jay were telling me their memories of what would be our first stop: the graffiti-covered venue/nacho spot Sneaky Dee's—the perfect joint to end up at after bars close at 2 AM. Matt Johnson: We could be from inside 402 [Matt and Jay's old place/old set], to at a table at Sneaky Dee's, because that's one of the only places that's open at night, within three minutes.
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There's no way to know just how honest the trailers are until Game of Thrones Season 7 premieres on July 16, but we know just how sneaky the show has been in the past.
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Throw in a controversial incident or two – a sneaky elbow, perhaps, or an extremely marginal offside call – and the post-match press conferences will resemble a protracted slugging match in an ASDA car park.
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In Games 5 and 6, it appeared the refs caught on to the sneaky, veteran tricks that he uses to draw foul calls, including one play where he dragged Iman Shumpert to the ground.
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Check him out scoring a pentakill over Immortals in week 9: Doublelift's aggressive play is a tall mountain for any player to climb, but C9's Sneaky has the chops to keep things interesting.
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