You don't want to make a splash to make a splash.
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"Dip splash till the splash is done," the group rapped in one video.
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SPLASH; GC IMAGES; SPLASH; GC IMAGES So, what does Coleman think of Dion's major style compliment?
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The ritual is to pour a splash on the ground as an offering to the Andean goddess Pachamama, then a splash on your bike, and finally a splash down your own throat.
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Tomi Lahren made a splash in Minneapolis this week -- or rather, a splash was rendered to her.
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Most Open to Every Insta-tunity: Anna Dello Russo AKM-GSI; KCS Presse/Splash; Vanni Bassetti/Getty; MCvitanovic/Splash (2)
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If this occurs before the expanding sheet starts to come apart into microdroplets (and, thus, splash), then the splash is averted.
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Banana Splash: Banana Splash identifies mobile visitor behavior in real time and delivers a personalized experience that turns mobile visitors into high-converting customers.
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The boy then wakes up with a blood splash across his forehead, resembling the iconic blood splash from the cover of the "Watchmen" graphic novel.
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The camera falls on its side — but instead of a visual streak from a camera malfunction, we instead watch as water steadily peppers the lens, splash by inexorable splash.
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Tequila + Club Soda + Cherries + Splash of Orange Juice
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Perhaps most significant is this splash screen: Pokémon GO shows a static splash screen while the game is loading, usually representing whatever is currently the "big thing" in the game.
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No one in the NFL loves to make a splash more than Dallas owner Jerry Jones, and there'd be no bigger splash to make than bringing Brady to America's Team.
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VIPix / Splash News Kendall Jenner: Dazed and Confused extra
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FresheTech Splash Tunes Bluetooth shower speaker — $16.99 See Details
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With the Splash Runner 2.0, you can always be in the best spot in the pool — whether that's in the sun for tanning or away from the splash action of kids playing.
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Graham has already made a splash on the Judiciary Committee.
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Boys had Flight of the Navigator and girls had… Splash?
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Sip it on ice or with a splash of vodka.
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White dresses make a splash on the Emmys Red Carpet.
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PoolCandy Splash Runner Motorized Inflatable Swimming Pool Lounger, $199.99; amazon.
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But, with the right goods and a splash of a.m.
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Take the Splash Lab at Brigham Young University for instance.
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Meet the Splash Drone 3, the latest drone from SwellPro.
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This week's announcement is primed to make a similar splash.
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So enjoy this small splash of schadenfreude while you can.
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Not many new phones make a splash like the iPhone.
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"The European Commission wanted to make a splash," he said.
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The Pulitzer prize for music rarely makes such a splash.
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Here's the Boston Globe photo that's making such a splash.
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Friday is here and it's time to splash the cash.
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Six years ago, BB cream made its first splash stateside.
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Maybe you just swim laps or splash in the water.
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She ordered a club soda with a splash of cranberry.
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Yosemite the story, it's making a splash in national news.
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We knew when we wanted the "splash panel" to happen.
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VJ: Ooh, what if we just do like one splash?
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The tea goes in first, then a splash of milk.
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Just splash as you normally would to wash your face.
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Little kids are about to make a big, scary splash.
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Celebrities are making a real splash in these cascade candids!!!
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Well, a popular Korean beauty concept is the splash mask.
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The game made a splash when it launched in Sept.
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Our software, Splash, actually launched at SX five years ago.
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That's where Aquaman has made the biggest splash so far.
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So far, Splash seems to be effective at his job.
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Dust off your swimwear: it's time to make a splash.
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You guys made a big splash, was it last year?
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Floyd Mayweather is known to splash his cash on himself.
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Chicago has made a huge splash in America's culinary realm.
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A culture and lifestyle magazine that he started, Splash, endured.
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"A Bigger Splash" (271500), starring Ralph Fiennes and Tilda Swinton.
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There was a splash of red on the marble steps.
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Add a splash of water to compensate for any evaporation.
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News of the Splash remake was first reported by Deadline.
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Virtual reality is poised to make a splash this year.
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For a splash of color, he adds some rose petals.
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That's the splash that Splish's team is hoping to make.
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It's the cinematic equivalent of an epic, ridiculous splash page.
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"I'm here making a splash with Newtox," she said later.
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Try not to panic and splash, which can provoke it.
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But nobody made a splash doing it like Mr. Robuchon.
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To avoid injuries, be careful not to splash the liquids.
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Why is Splash streaming on Disney Plus, and not Hulu?
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It was a splash of cold water on their faces.
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Kidding is making a splash that should be a tsunami.
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On week one, drink two cups, plus a splash more.
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Splash Mountain uses recycled animatronics from an old Disney attraction.
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Ritz crackers: 2.1g sugarOat milk (just a splash): 2.1g sugar
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I body shower and splash cold water on my face.
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In 1969, he'd made a splash directing the musical Oh!
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"A Bigger Splash" is fiercely unrelaxing, and impossible to ignore.
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"Through this funding round, Splash has gained not only new investors but also strong partners in CUNA Mutual Group and Northwestern Mutual," said Steven Muszynski, founder and chief executive of Splash Financial, in a statement.
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It's also splash-proof and is available in white or black.
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But outside China, "The Mermaid" failed to make a global splash.
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It's not cool when you don't have a splash mask on.
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Before serving you, they pour a splash of salsa on top.
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He wanted to splash in the puddles but we said, 'No.
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I frantically recall the safety instructions I've been given: Don't splash.
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It even comes with a splash guard to prevent food splatter.
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Alibaba Pictures hopes more Chinese films can make a splash abroad.
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"We knew the splash plays were on the way," Conner said.
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Top with splash of club soda and garnish with pineapple wedge.
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Guests line up outside Splash HQ for New York's #SMDay celebration.
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The iced coffee splash proved that the fabric has magic properties.
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As you can imagine, Pip made the quite the wholesome splash.
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It is the second in a series of three splash paintings.
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The first big splash happened at the end of Season 3.
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Splash News Where could Blac Chyna and Amber be headed next?
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Of course, the added splash of color comes at a price.
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And a simple splash of that OJ is all you need.
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Aficionado Group/Splash News Online Julianne Hough just lost her lob!
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However, compared with LaCroix, Seltzer With A Splash is more expensive.
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But I know there's at least a few inside Splash Mountain.
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RHP Jharel Cotton is making a splash in his rookie season.
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In Philadelphia, of course, Gritty made the biggest splash of all.
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The Raptors probably aren't going to be making another major splash.
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Nokia's the other legend that made a huge splash at MWC.
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TiVo once made a splash by launching a unit with two.
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For an ordinary jump, creating the smallest possible splash scores points.
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SAF/Splash News Online Dearest Kimberly, We know you're out there.
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She looks like Ivanka Trump (with a splash of Melania, too).
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" She then decides to "have a splash," saying, "Oh, the agony!
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OontZ Angle 3 Splash-Proof Portable Bluetooth Speaker — $28.99 See Details
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That's not the only splash the star is making this season.
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Check out the pics ... girl knows how to make a splash.
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Paper Mario: Color Splash is expected to launch in late 2016.
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The overall design is based on the shape of a splash.
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Amazon's next big splash could be sports, especially live sports programming.
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What if you're too splash-happy to ever provide for children?
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"I'm going to splash some cold water on you," she said.
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Add another splash of vinegar to taste and set aside. 3.
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Spinosaurus has made quite the splash over the past couple years.
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"The producers were really crappy to me," she told Splash Magazine.
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It's also why companies like Tesla have made such a splash.
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Not all who splash out on luxuries are truly well-off.
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ASBURY PARK "Black & White
With a Splash of Color," group show.
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ASBURY PARK "Black & White With a Splash of Color," group show.
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Not every sports partnership for Facebook has made the biggest splash.
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Can a splash be so big that it drowns the senses?
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You better get your rest and splash on that hydrating water.
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Channing Tatum will star in a gender-swapped remake of "Splash."
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The raft makes a huge splash when it hits the water.
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HARTFORD "A Bigger Splash" (2016), starring Ralph Fiennes and Tilda Swinton.
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If a splash mask is Snapchat, a mud mask is Facebook.
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Neon colors will likely make a big splash in early 2020.
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ASBURY PARK "Black White ...
With a Splash of Color," group show.
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ASBURY PARK "Black White … With a Splash of Color," group show.
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At the beginning of this year, Splash had thrown 200,000 events.
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Algenist Splash Absolute Hydration Replenishing Sleeping Pack, $48, available at Algenist.
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This probably means pulling your bottoms down past the splash zone.
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"Then the end has a nice big splash again," Guegold said.
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Curry and Thompson — the Splash Brothers — were plenty good even then.
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Are you surprised that that play wasn't your big American splash?
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And until they do, there's not much extra cash to splash.
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He got back in the car and heard a big splash.
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I splash my face with cold water and put on moisturizer.
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Bridget Everett's cabaret show is known to have a splash zone.
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Huawei is now hoping to make a splash in the space.
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The only color is a splash of red among the victims.
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And today, they're making a splash by buying up E*Trade.
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It is the second in a series of three splash paintings.
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Wednesday: I grabbed a coffee with a splash of oat milk.
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But this one didn&apost make as big of a splash.
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Boosted by conservative media interest, the inquiry made an early splash.
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Inside, walls of recycled bottles splash colored light across the rooms.
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I wanted to keep it simple, with a splash of energy.
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During a break, Jessie got in on a little splash action.
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It's tough to have a great passing offense without splash plays.
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And to splash cold water at it when you're not looking.
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The splash will always be at the core of our identity.
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Now splash a little whiskey into the still hot, empty skillet.
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I had always been a big fan of the HuffPost splash.
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It was like a splash of cold water on his face.
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The Bladerunner didn't make a huge splash in the science fiction world.
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Girl Scout cookie cereal is already making a splash on social media.
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Turns out the "angry" Splash Mountain mom isn't so angry after all.
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A splash of soda and a handful of cherries complete the scene.
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Pepito / Splash News Taylor Swift's remedy for all the Calvin Harris drama?
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WATCH: Joey Chestnut Wins Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest Splash News Online
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If you need a splash more color, Home's the way to go.
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Slow down, it's not as big a splash as you might think.
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The electrons tumble and splash, and all that splashing amounts to waste.
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Founded by Brendan Alper, Hater adds a splash of cynicism to dating.
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Unsurprisingly, Gilberto's capture causes a splash, and not necessarily a good one.
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For contestants on American Ninja Warrior, failure usually comes with a splash.
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The streaming service is launching with shows designed to make a splash.
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Naturally, the photogenic ears are making a major splash on social media.
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But making a splash isn't the purpose of these assessments, Kopp says.
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The company wants to make a splash and make Samsung great again.
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NIO wasn't the only Chinese automaker to make a splash this week.
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Might the frustrated electorate offer an opportunity for a third-party splash?
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I also have a glass of seltzer with a splash of Aperol.
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Today, the grocery chain announced the release of Seltzers With A Splash.
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And they're even water-resistant, so go ahead and splash a little.
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Water-resistant is no good because it just survives an occasional splash.
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One such is the marine splash midge, a fly originally from Australia.
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He'd made a splash with his debut film, The Maltese Falcon (1941).
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BuzzFoto; Splash; ABACA; FameFlynet; Broadimage Sorority Girl Meets Society Girl, 2012-2013
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But anyway, without further ado, here's the list, direct from Splash Data.
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HP is ready to make a big splash in PC gaming again.
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Overcoming habituation and making a splash requires ever-bigger jolts of hyperbole.
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FresheTech Splash Tunes Bluetooth Shower Speaker — $19.99 See Details Now 56% off.
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Remy Martin also made a splash -- it was the liquor of choice.
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Janelle Monae gives the no-frills Pepsi ad a splash of panache.
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Upgrade your jam sessions with the FresheTech Splash Tunes Bluetooth Shower Speaker.
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Nest was among the first smart devices companies to make a splash.
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The splash of the latter creates an Instagram-friendly orange-red hue.
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When they did splash out for expensive signings, the gambles paid off.
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She disappears into the bathroom to splash cold water on her face.
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Whales, it seems, are making a big splash in New York City.
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"Drip, Dribble and Splash," group show featuring 70 artists exhibiting small works.
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The website looks more like Expedia than some turgid public splash page.
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Non-alcoholic beers, such as Heineken's 0.0, are also making a splash.
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This isn't the first time Mr. Renaud, 57, has made a splash.
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"It's the area where all the Splash Mountain logs splashdown," he said.
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Wednesday's landing then made a splash in all that freed-up material.
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The method is to drip it, spill it, and to splash it.
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So just what are the Instagram images that are making a splash?
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Think no further than berries, nuts, and a splash of almond milk!
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Ferrante puts viewers in the "splash zone," spraying them with vital fluid.
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You can practically feel the cold water as she makes a splash.
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But then there are those rare times I'll give that free splash.
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Despite its size, Heptio has already made a major splash among developers.
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When I turned, another splash of beer went directly to my face.
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And 211 Honoré isn't averse to making a splash to get noticed.
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Another involves freshly grated ginger with a splash of dark soya sauce.
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The San Antonio Spurs entered free agency hoping to make a splash.
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The Rangers could make a splash when free agency opens next Monday.
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The other week we learned the exciting new twist to the Splash!
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We like affordable clothes because it's a bit vulgar to splash out.
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Why couldn't they go to the splash pads they previously went to?
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But they are not the only ones to splash cash on gadgets.
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He seems prepared to make an equally big splash on The Voice.
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Join a water-loving Labrador on a pelt for the water. Splash!
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Using this with the momentum principle explains the woman's eventual splash landing.
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A splash of acid and their faces and future were changed forever.
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The tell-all report made a splash, but the site kept humming.
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It has a splash-proof IPX218 rating, so it's resistant to sweat.
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This leaves the party with a lot of cash to splash around.
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The ripples of India's big splash are now lapping on Africa's shores.
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But a headfirst dive, with an accompanying big splash, this was not.
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Likely the biggest splash at CCXP came on Sunday, when Warner Bros.
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Remember: People who are drowning usually can't splash or call for help.
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There is helpful context—here's Cunningham with (speaking of tricksters) Andy Warhol, dancers moving through the pop artist's helium-filled Silver Clouds; here he is making a splash on the London stage (imagine any modern dancer making a splash?).
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Suddenly, a splash drew the crowd's attention to the boy in the water.
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AAS: A-Force is sort of your big splash into the Marvel universe.
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How do you take your news: Plain or with a splash of interpretation?
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The BauBax travel jacket already made a splash on Kickstarter back in 2015.
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This wouldn't be the first time Schroeder made a splash in the Hamptons.
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Making a splash with the price drop went far better than he'd hoped.
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Stars sure know how to make a splash in the real estate market!
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His debut album, released in 1976, made an immediate splash in jazz circles.
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Click here to view original GIFEven a direct splash didn't pose a threat.
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The splash of gold inside the GS65's vents is a nice touch.
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No team has made a bigger splash than the Dallas Stars this offseason.
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As the whale breeches near the boat an enormous splash soaks everyone aboard.
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This latest outbreak isn't the only splash cyclospora has made this year stateside.
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Dip dye wedding gowns are making a splash in the wedding fashion scene.
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One of this year's notable creations, Zombie Skittles, have already made a splash.
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You know, if a splash of pickle in your iced tea sounds appealing.
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DM: We talked about giving it a very low-rent Splash Mountain feel.
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Brie Larson made a splash for her first Oscars red carpet in 2016.
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So when new investing strategies do arise, they make an even bigger splash.
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A woman told police she was fishing nearby when she heard a splash.
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In the clip, the ice falls, prompting a big splash that quickly settles.
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Who will be the next casually intimate duo to splash across your TL?
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Move over, Arthur Chatto — there's another royal heartthrob making a splash on Instagram.
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Chinese clubs have made a splash recently buying players from top European clubs.
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All Nerve is the most adventurous Breeders album since, no surprise, Last Splash.
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And unlike dousing, there was no need for a splash of good fortune.
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If you're watching a Netflix show, you're gonna see that Netflix splash screen.
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In Uganda, he thinks, he can make a bigger splash than in Germany.
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Cosmopolitan urbanites tend to have plenty of spare cash to splash out travelling.
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" After recovering from her misstep, Carey announces she's going to "have a splash.
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The lightweight, sweet-smelling moisturizer is already poised to make a similar splash.
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Don't use the name in headlines, and don't splash photographs across news pages.
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No gadget made a splash in 2016 the way that Snapchat Spectacles did.
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Approximately 12:43 pm, our calf made its big "splash" into the world!
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It had to come down to one of the Splash Brothers, didn't it?
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Replace full-sugar sodas with seltzer and a splash of cranberry, for instance.
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The latest Color Splash Lipsticks from Tarte definitely fall in the latter category.
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It provides a glorious splash of color in an otherwise visually muted show.
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We splash around in the pool for awhile before heading home for dinner.
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You might ask a barista to "leave room" for a splash of cream.
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That quickly changed when Ratcliffe made his splash last week, according to CNN.
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We're super excited to co-host with event ticketing and website platform Splash.
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Olivia Wilde's directorial debut Booksmart is making a splash with critics — and celebrities.
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One canadian pot company is making a huge splash in the U.S. market.
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" On Apple's U.S. site, the splash says: "iPhone 7: Now in (Product) RED.
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She made a splash wearing a pastel-ish bikini, and not just literally.
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All Nerve is the most adventurous Breeders album since, no surprise, Last Splash.
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It was overdue for its annual splash from a bucket of creek water.
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We would love to take part in this slow motion splash zone, immediately.
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Newcomers like the Volkswagen Atlas and Subaru Ascent have also made a splash.
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A man urinating in the street received more splash back than he anticipated.
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I dislike the "BLU" logo immensely, and the splash screen is even worse.
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Splash of vinegar Crack the egg into a small bowl or coffee mug.
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Splash screens tell me that we're passing through the anniversary of the battle.
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A Bigger Splash is currently screening at the Metrograph (7 Ludlow Street, Manhattan).
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Splash News Paltrow was seated next to her son with Martin, Moses, 9.
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The elephants can splash around and play in the mud, which they love.
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As for a major fall splash-out, "nothing comes to mind," she said.
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Simply do your usual regimen, then splash on the mask and rinse off.
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Despite the warnings -- and as his children splash and play -- he is confident.
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Rogers made a recent splash at the French Open, appearing in the quarterfinals.
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The studio published a splash screen advising gamers to protect their login information.
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Crew Dragon will use four parachutes to splash down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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That will give you a pool of shared knowledge to splash around in.
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Alongside the investment comes a new business plan for Splash in the enterprise.
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For example, Splash generated $30 million in revenue from ticketing alone last year.
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Our attention remains focused on a splash of gas centered in each frame.
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The sink was shallow, which made water splash out while washing my hands.
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Try it with tonic and lime, or with a splash of grapefruit liqueur.
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A huge reason Cuphead made a splash was because it was wholly unique.
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They are watching for the splash of a duck landing on the lake.
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His second, "The Day the Laughter Died," made a big splash in 25.
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Inspiration Island has five splash pad playgrounds, one of them with warm water.
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Add a little water, a splash of beer, a glug of hard cider.
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When he was a junior, he teamed up with friends to create Splash.
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It's finished with pale curves of pig intestine and a splash of wine.
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He urged recipients to help Mr. Biden "make a splash" when he announces.
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All the university needed was to make a splash in its sports program.
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Here's a new hot pepper condiment that does not disappear in a splash.
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Brush your teeth and splash some water on your haggard, haggard face. 3.
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Rosalía is making a global splash with her hit interpretations of flamenco music.
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There's a splash of color in the work you have by Ivan Serpa.
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If you can splash zelyonka on someone, who says you can't shoot him?
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First, I splash cold water on my face just to wake me up.
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But in doing so, he causes the board to shoot back, and ... splash.
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Beto O'Rourke made a big splash, raising $2.1 million to take on Sen.
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And now I think I lived my entire life that way — no splash.
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So long as my kids can jump in it and splash, they're happy.
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Another year, another mogul making a splash with a new privately owned museum.
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He makes music with a furrowed brow, and the occasional splash of abandon.
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It's an interactive, fun way to splash a wall with light and design.
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Instead it throws everyone in the same pool and lets everyone splash around.
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Tigers were denied the opportunity to run, climb or splash in the water.
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Not a drop was to splash the tablecloth or, heaven forbid, a guest.
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You see the Tidal earrings, and they're like the splash of a wave.
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Most people who post videos on Youtube hope to make a big splash.
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Three GOP candidates are making a big enough splash to win this thing.
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We usually get a single character, a short arc, a splash of representation.
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Does it represent the splash of humanity prevailing inside a seemingly diabolical character?
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Pippa Middleton is making a splash heading into the third trimester of her pregnancy.
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"These whales, like others, regularly leap from the water, landing with a tremendous splash."
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The home button is also a display that flashes the original Xbox splash screen.
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Top with a splash or two of soda water, and a squeeze of lime.
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And if water does splash to the maximum level, the results could be cataclysmic.
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Google and Amazon are going to make a big splash at the CES 2019.
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Beto O'Rourke tried to make a splash by speaking Spanish in his first answer.
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Splash News Online Did you notice a distinct shift in the air on Monday?
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Back then, we needed Future Splash, which became Flash after Adobe purchased the technology.
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People who are drowning may not splash, shout, or make any sound at all.
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At least Blue Origin throws in a splash of blue for its image font?
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The perennial display of scarlet, gold and orange didn't splash across trees this year.
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But it wasn't enough for Bennet to make a splash in the 2020 race.
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This American Life made a huge splash when its offshoot Serial debuted in 2014.
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How is it okay to repeat it and splash it onscreen hundreds of times?
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If I'm feeling "fun," I add a splash of Whole Foods organic coconut milk.
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Unlike in Shape of Water, Splash doesn't delve into the mechanics of fish sex.
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Banderas had just begun making a splash in Hollywood with the help of Madonna.
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Philips made sure these can withstand a moist environment and the occasional water splash.
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Woody and the gang might make their biggest splash yet at the box office.
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Now if it happens to be on the splash page you might see it.
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Shire has laid low since Lemonade made its big splash on HBO last Saturday.
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The lawyer made a splash on the red carpet in a gorgeous yellow gown.
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Unlike the midges that terrorise the Scottish Highlands, marine splash midges do not bite.
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Make brewed coffee at home (Trader Joe's Bali) with a splash of whole cream.
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They splash huge numbers on the board, or at least a coveted status symbol.
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A more aesthetically pleasing splash screen has replaced the technical text strings of yore.
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" In a release today, he wrote that "our focus isn't on the initial splash.
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As a result she could be amazingly rude about them without causing a splash.
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These new developments allow candidates to make a splash earlier in the campaign cycle.
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And Tesla made a big splash last month with its 400-mile-range Semi.
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He looked like he was going into a spin, he dived in and splash.
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Ahead, we found a few affordable styles to make a splash in this season.
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Expect the Big Three automakers to make a big splash on their home turf.
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He transfers the berries to a ceramic plate and adds a splash of vinegar.
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But in the eagle dive category, the bigger and louder the splash, the better.
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So you guys made a big splash with the exploding watermelon for Facebook Live.
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EST (1345 GMT) splash-down about 200 miles (320 km) off the Florida coast.
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A master bathroom features the same, though turquoise tiles provide a splash of color.
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Go Searcher will recover Crew Dragon capsules that splash down in the Atlantic. pic.twitter.
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Is now the time for traditional retailers to make a splash in M&A?
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Gisele Bündchen made a splash at an Alexander McQueen show in London in 1997.
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But his first splash of attention has already left him feeling the cold shoulder.
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Orange Splash Lager is a collaboration with fellow hometown icon the San Francisco Giants.
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Want to make a splash this season without ruining your makeup in the process?
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But the social media posts from Humans of New York also made a splash.
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"It didn't make that big of a splash when it came out," Korsmo said.
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But one wonders how Tallarico and Intellivision Entertainment hope to make a splash here.
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Once again, like last offseason, it was the Montreal Canadiens making a major splash.
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Today, there's a different Clinton making a splash — but not for any political reason.
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There is a splash of green across the board for all major European banks.
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Warren's rollout of her plan to take on big tech has made a splash.
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We thought we could come out, make a splash and be a big deal.
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Fresh off last year's lusty romantic drama A Bigger Splash, Italian director Luca Guadagnino
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The toe-tapping music video wasn't the only splash Banks made on Tuesday night.
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Lenovo offers replaceable shells for the G Play and has made it splash-proof.
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She also will make a splash in Justice League, out on November 17, 2017.
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But I think I captured the essence of this moment, and so did Splash!
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"A Bigger Splash" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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Garlic, onion, leeks, lemon, and a big splash of beer should do the trick.
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SoftBank is not the first mega-investor to make a splash in Silicon Valley.
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Another star who has made a splash in the past skipped this year, too.
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On top go a sprinkle of Maldon salt and a splash of olive oil.
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That's not a lot of time to perform gumshoe investigating to make a splash.
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Every so often, tourists cupped their hands in the fountain to splash hot skin.
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However, they are splash- and sweat-resistant, so you can work out with them.
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Their job is to jump overboard and splash about to scare fish into nets.
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Huawei's P20 Pro made a pretty big splash when it launched in late March.
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A brilliant splash out put him inches from the cup for another rescued par.
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HARRISON, N.J. — The Red Bulls traditionally live by the ripple, not the big splash.
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Her entrance on the Senate floor also made a splash on Twitter: Here's Sen.
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Klay Thompson upheld the Splash Brother name by scoring 34 points on 20 shots.
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Mr. Schimmel could have gone for Instagrammable red carpet splash with his inaugural presentation.
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A splash of green pigment frames her upturned foot, reflecting the forest behind her.
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Gigi Hadid made a splash at the MTV Movie Awards with a new accessory.
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Toss your herbs in a splash of olive oil, lemon, and salt to taste.
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"Don't expect small taxes to make a big splash in reducing obesity," he said.
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Jennifer's Body should have made a bigger splash when it came out in 2009.
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Tshepo: This sounds exactly like how I thought a debut Harry "splash!" track would.
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To no surprise, giardiniera doesn't actually help—it just splatters everywhere with a splash.
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The shine has faded, and you don't make that big of a splash again.
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These days Mr. Hollande can make a splash only when he causes a scandal.
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The blue horizon version brings a much-needed splash of color to battery packs.
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We highly suggest throwing in a splash of rum for a truly tasty cocktail.
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He hopes to make his first national splash this month in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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The Splash Brothers, as the two are known, came through when it mattered most.
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Bites After making a splash in the Los Angeles dining scene, Ricardo Zarate disappeared.
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We think it was a kinda goofy routine ... but the Splash Bro liked it.
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Splash was the first release, and it became a hit for House of Mouse.
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And the market will splash around for a while and then go back up.
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I sat on a towel and watched him splash around like a little boy.
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Cook: Toasted walnuts, maple syrup and a splash of bourbon make these blondies special.
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So how can scrappy tech companies make a splash in the current political climate?
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It is to splash down in the Atlantic Ocean just 10 minutes after launch.
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Cecilia Mangini made a splash in 103 with a movie about disaffected Roman teenagers.
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Last year, Spotify made a splash when it bought a series of podcasting companies.
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Eater LA included Splash Cafe in their 16 Road Trip-Worthy Central Coast Restaurants.
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Germain, Grand Marnier, sage tincture, a splash of champagne, and an edible flower garnish.
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I gave them another splash of lemon juice and a sprinkling of dried oregano.
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This experience doesn't let up until you make your final splash at the bottom.
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Even back then I knew it was all about making the biggest splash possible.
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At age 27, Jordan Fudge is quietly making a splash in the VC world.
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In video footage from the meeting, a splash could be heard, but not seen.
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He ordered—"Vodka with a splash of orange juice"—and took a corner stool.
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Trump isn't the first politician to splash out in a big way on YouTube.
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Deirdre sometimes adds a splash of Marsala or a little cream, but not today.
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Garlic, parsley and a splash of wine make the simplest sort of soupy clams.
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Hemsworth is being sued by Splash News and Picture Agency for copyright infringement, E!
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They did utterly pretentious things like splash eau de cologne on letters to girls.
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When they made a big splash on "Shark Tank" in 220, their website crashed.
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The company's last big splash was "Diet Bitcoin," which launched on March 24, 2019.
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These are the products that arrived with a splash and grew into a typhoon.
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MassiveGood launched with a splash at the United Nations in New York in 22014.
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Chen believes you need to spend a billion dollars to make a global splash.
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Latvia has seen few of its citizens make a splash in the United States.
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His most recent book, Splash State, was published by the Song Cave in 2014.
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As far as replacements go ... safe to say Ariana would make a big splash.
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At some self-pitying moments, he tosses in just a splash of Richard Nixon.
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The splash, the glamour, especially seemed to arise when he entered the casino business.
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"Don't expect small taxes to make a big splash in reducing obesity," Sturm said.
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FresheTech Splash Tunes Bluetooth Shower Speaker The FresheTech Splash Tunes Speaker is sure to become your new shower buddy, as it suctions onto any surface and features built-in buttons that can easily be controlled while you scrub off the daily grime.
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But after that splash of realism, subsequent years saw only a smattering of the same.
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Leahy said he had expected the new Boeing plane to make more of a splash.
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Talks on forming a new government will be harder with less cash to splash around.
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Every new president makes a splash on Inauguration Day with early executive orders and actions.
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As the splash screens emphasize, the software is still in its early stages right now.
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Direct hits cause high damage, with a small amount of splash damage to surrounding enemies.
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A bright splash of red, even in the smallest form, can make a big statement.
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This year, Mashable is partnering with Splash to host a meetup in New York City.
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Kim Kardashian West made a splash on the Met Gala red carpet Monday night — literally.
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Now, how much cash would you be willing to splash out on of these sweatshirts?
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By picking Maryland's Kevin Huerter at 19, immediate comparisons to the Splash Brothers will emerge.
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The splash page that offers Siri suggestions if you activate it and don't say anything.
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The actress is a blindingly radiant splash of light in the center of the image.
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When the splash screen appears, click Get started under My computers, then Enable remote connections.
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In the video game series, it "attacks" with splash, a move that literally does nothing.
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Amazon bought Whole Foods two years ago, by far its biggest splash in the industry.
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Then its marketing team pulls together a plan to ensure the candy makes a splash.
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This is not the first time Chubbs has made a media splash at Buffalo Creek.
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Her personal style could be described as "utilitarian-tough-chic" with a splash of femininity.
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The question is, will people buy in to using them to snap, splash, and share?
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I get up, splash cool water on my face, and get my workout clothes on.
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Splash News Online Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs?
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Was she just trying to make a bigger splash and still stick to her script?
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The system has four mics built in and is IPX2 splash-proof rated for sweat.
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To go back to normal, press Space on the splash screen, then confirm your choice.
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After a fairly slow I/O and Build, Apple could really make a splash here.
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After all of that waiting, the studio decided to make a big splash at E3.
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As for Oklahoma's failed waiver, it hardly made a splash, even on the local news.
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Jeff Zentner may be new to the book scene, but he's definitely making a splash.
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Amazon, clearly, was looking to make a splash with an offering from a marquee filmmaker.
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Brides and grooms splash out on lavish ceremonies that demonstrate their devotion to each other.
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Splash is on at the Lawrence Alkin Gallery in Mayfair from 8th–22nd June 2018.
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But, it won't make a splash in the media cos she's one of the untouchables.
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And really, it's Google's last chance to make a big splash ahead of the holidays.
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This will be a golden opportunity for me as president to make a big splash.
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Teigen is shown protecting her precious breast milk on Splash Mountain, like a true champ.
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After a week there, it will splash down in the Atlantic Ocean off Florida coastline.
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This giant pool gives the billionaires and their families plenty of space to splash around ...
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VandeHei has ambitions to make a similar splash in other industries, like technology and finance.
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Governments tend to choose projects that make a political splash but have little underlying logic.
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EST (1345 GMT) splash-down in the Atlantic, about 133 miles off the Florida coast.
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EST (1345 GMT) splash-down in the Atlantic, about 200 miles off the Florida coast.
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LOS ANGELES — Tom Hanks wants to make a Splash with Channing Tatum as the mermaid.
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Rachel Talibart's incredible photographs freeze waves in action, letting you appreciate every ripple and splash.
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FLINT WATER CRISIS A cold splash in the face: Is that water or Michigan Gov.
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By sea legs, we mean the ability to adorably splash about and do goofy stretches.
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It's only the third launch from Republic Restoratives, but it's already making a huge splash.
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His other upcoming shows getting axed due to him being locked up include the Splash!
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Flav even thanked the dive squad by posing for a pic after their splash sesh.
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The university wanted a splash and the coach wanted a team, a home, a community.
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He heads over to the cooker, where the splash guard is covered in Chinese newspapers.
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The very nature of the book also practically guaranteed that it would make a splash.
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They would dance in the meadows and splash through the brooks, and fall in love.
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Blend, adding a splash of water if necessary to create a thick but creamy consistency.
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It already promises to be a better way to enjoy splash pages and big scenes.
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The country is one big splash of red interrupted by relatively tiny splashes of blue.
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While sandwich is cooking, heat the maple syrup, jelly and a splash of orange juice.
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The exhibit making the biggest splash takes center stage: a 16-foot-long water table.
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"Drip, Dribble and Splash," group show featuring 70 artists exhibiting small 4" x 6" works.
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Picture the splash of a pebble falling into pond water, but on a planetary scale.
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Let's not even look at the audiences lining up for Bill Cosby's latest comedy splash.
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The team made an off-season splash by signing the All-Pro cornerback Josh Norman.
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A Manhattan is a whiskey-based cocktail that combines vermouth and a splash of bitters.
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She was one of the first to splash words, like "mode" or "amour," on designs.
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For their first red carpet appearance, the Clooneys made a splash at the César Awards.
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But Sophia Wilson, who's only 17 years old, is already making a splash in it.
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The idea that somebody would bring it back with a splash of style is fantastic.
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Before its launch, they collected email addresses through a splash page for the beta site.
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But you can't just splash some water on your hands and call it a day.
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If the tomatoes are very sweet, I might add a splash of nice vinegar, too.
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When I'm making the gravy, I might add a fresh little splash of white wine.
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"He's going to have to make a big splash to make it through," she said.
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For "Splash," he got to scuba dive to shoot underwater scenes with Daryl Hannah's mermaid.
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Serve the dish with broad egg noodles dressed with a splash of good olive oil.
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And Kidman gets closer to Daryl Hannah in "Splash" than you might have thought necessary.
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Experts say the sport encourages strength, confidence and a chance to splash in mud puddles.
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Britons have thus enjoyed unexpected windfalls big enough to splash out on holidays or cars.
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Disney is clearly hoping to make a huge splash in the streaming market, challenging Netflix.
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Add salt, pepper, tarragon, perhaps, a splash of white wine, and they're done in minutes.
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The missiles would splash down 18.6 to 24.8 miles from Guam's coast, the North said.
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A single oyster topped with fizzy cranberry foam goes down in a tart, briny splash.
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I grab a cup of coffee with a splash of creamer and get to work.
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High-speed videos revealed that the droplets created a splash when they impacted a stalagmite.
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As Eva, Pfeiffer — an Eliza in "Hamilton" who also made a splash in the Encores!
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But making a splash in a new country isn't easy, even for well-established brands.
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While she made quite the splash, Hegar still faces the tough feat of unseating Rep.
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Walmart made a big splash in 2016 when it purchased the e-commerce site Jet.
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You might make an impression on passersby, but otherwise all you'll have is splash back.
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I make some of my new tea and put in a splash of almond milk.
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They're among 3,600 pounds of experiments and cargo that will splash down in the Pacific.
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The photos of the police officer's funeral were found "unsatisfactory" for a full-page splash.
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Some women on Peter Weber's Bachelor season made a huge splash during the first episode.
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Morrison maintained the government continued to "live within its means" despite the budget spending splash.
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Plus get free two-day shipping on orders of $50 or more with code SPLASH.
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The product savings are automatic, but to receive free shipping enter code SPLASH at checkout.
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When these annual numbers were released in December, they didn't make much of a splash.
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Most Rumble matches work with a splash of humor, and the men's was no different.
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Between the lines: To get the world's attention, Iran needed to make a bigger splash.
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Most will be in black and white, but a splash of color may sneak in.
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It follows the splash of the sporty Stinger revealed at the Detroit auto show in January.
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Just a splash of the stuff is enough to take your dinner to the next level.
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Snuka is best known by his nickname "Superfly," derived from his signature move, the Superfly Splash.
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The kohlrabi was chopped and dropped into a pot with a splash of water to simmer.
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Or, you could bring yourself good luck by painting your nails with a splash of red.
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We're making a splash to inspire the next generation of female leaders in the maritime industry.
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It was a splish-splash kind of Tuesday for Katherine Webb-McCarron and her son Tripp!
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They're also water-repellent, so they'll survive a splash from the rain or a thorough sweating.
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He hinted at his main motivation -- making a media splash -- in a tweet on Monday morning.
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Apple couldn't make a splash with its new iPad Pro, which is about the size of
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You'll also feel comfortable using it on boats, pool decks, and in other splash-prone places.
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The G224 opts for a "water repellent nano-coating" to protect it from random splash damage.
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In the early days of hip-hop, looks breaking from the norm made a big splash.
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Direct rocket hits deal high damage, plus additional splash damage to any foe in close proximity.
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"What's really exciting is seeing somebody with his background making this kind of splash," Massicotte said.
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These sorts of figures have encouraged bosses to splash out on the likes of Mr Evans.
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" Gaga first made a splash in the music industry with her 2008 debut album "The Fame.
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Atlanta rappers Future and 21 Savage made a splash giving back to their community this week.
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When the Yakuza series made its Western debut, it did so with a big marketing splash.
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It should be able to handle crushed corn dust and a splash of milk just fine.
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Two other photo agencies, BackGrid and Splash News, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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He had realised that eggs by themselves were too pale to leave much of a splash.
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WATCH THIS: Celebs Reveal: My Best Hangover Cure Coconut Rum + Club Soda + Splash of Pineapple Juice
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Kardashian West's beauty line, KKW Beauty, made a big splash when it launched back in June.
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But the debunk did not make the same splash as the original report — not even close.
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When the Academy Awards splash across your television, another sort of ceremony happens on your phone.
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Pastel Polish A big splash of color has the potential to look more costumey than couture.
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A few years ago, director Kornél Mundruczó made a big splash with the film White God.
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You'll need vanilla ice cream, white chocolate syrup, a splash of milk and some whipped cream.
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Munro Motor is about to make a big splash in the world of small electric motorcycles.
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But with Western brands signing on, you can expect Line to make a bigger splash soon.
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Then add a splash of chili sauce from the spring-roll stand instead of using Tabasco.
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Céline knows that when one makes her Met debut, one needs to make a fashion splash.
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Traditionally, Prime Air always made a big splash around the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States.
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Take Mercedes-Benz, which made the biggest splash of the show with the new G-Class.
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Generous splash of heavy cream and plenty of salt and pepper in the scrambled egg mixture.
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Microsoft made a big splash in February with its support for Progressive Web Apps on Windows.
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In it, she's wearing a fuzzy blue sweater and a cheery splash of bright pink lipstick.
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Splash News; Brian Patterson/REX/Shutterstock; George Pimentel/WireImage; TheImageDirect The matching sets didn't stop there!
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While some stars win big on stage, others make a huge splash on the red carpet.
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Dude. And when it gets a little bit too close where you can feel its splash?
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Fox's "Lethal Weapon" is set to make a splash this September and it's getting good buzz.
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If not, Palm investor, accessory designer and Splash Brother Stephen Curry is happy to help you.
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The Splash actress, 55, flaunted her toned body in a cleavage-baring burgundy one-piece swimsuit.
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The G7 doesn't have an official rating for water-resistance, but Moto claims it's splash-proof.
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Hill seemed to coordinate, adding an extra splash of tie-dye for a more L.A. vibe.
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If they can't make a big splash onstage they're likely done for — and they know it.
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The focus on the NX is partly because the firm badly needs a big technological splash.
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Fourth quarter earnings were largely disappointing, with the names making a splash far and few between.
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Rainbow bagels made a pretty big splash — is there a more Instagram-perfect breakfast in existence?
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There's a splash of underdog mentality in there too: When we prove ourselves, we prove it.
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So, who do you turn to for advice on how make an immediate splash in Hollywood?
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Usually when people exit a waterslide, they splash like a slippery buffoon straight into the water.
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Photographer Group/Splash News Online Jenner recently chopped her hair off into a short-new bob.
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Rose made a splash hanging with Tyga in Cannes last month, but solo ... she's totally FINE.
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As the name suggests, Paper Mario: Color Splash is about returning color to a monochrome world.
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Nancy Rivera/Splash News Online Remember when the world discovered Kendall Jenner had pierced her nipple?
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The splash-proof wireless earbuds use the original Air's same CSR chip to deliver great sound.
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Price: $64.00 For anyone who loves to cook, but also loves to splash tomato sauce everywhere.
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Their job was to splash around in water tanks playing picture-drawing games whilst wearing bikinis.
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Splash is a 700-pound pig who loves a belly rub and playing in the mud.
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Yet beyond the initial splash, these startups often fail to continue making waves months after launch.
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Break the eggs and add a splash of milk and a pinch of salt and pepper.
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After making a splash at the Tribeca Film Festival, Kicks is moving toward a theatrical release.
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Lower in three ice cubes, making sure not to drop them and splash the gin. 3.
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So why not give your own home a little splash of that La La Land magic.
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Both cameras are splash-proof, but still require the separate (but included) housing for underwater use.
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A political 'splash' So why has the pace of rural electrification been slow under successive governments?
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The Spectacles case, which also serves as the device's charger, has also been made splash-proof.
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Whatever the case, the S1 and S1R are sure to make a splash, whatever their prices.
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Add the greens and a splash of water and cook until bright green, about 30 seconds.
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Pros: Buy a set of four Vibrant Splash Highball Glasses on Amazon for $25.90 (originally $13.80)
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Vacationers can make splash at these popular beach destinations, where prices are low over the summer.
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Now, Democratic presidential hopefuls are barreling toward a crucial fundraising deadline anxious to make a splash.
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I went on Splash Mountain the week before at Disneyland and didn't get wet at all.
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Meanwhile, America was hit with another splash of news about possible corruption by Trump and company.
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" Add to the list Ralph Fiennes for his role in the Italian thriller "A Bigger Splash.
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Add a pinch of hot pepper, some crushed fennel seed and a splash of white wine.
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The signature drink is the Bad Dad, which combines vodka with a splash of grape Pedialyte.
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Why it matters: Google's never really made much of a splash in social media — remember Wave?
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It has five manual controls on the face, is splash proof, and can take phone calls.
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There are several other spherical cameras on the market though none have made a big splash.
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This movie was controversial for its time, but would not make much of a splash today.
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But OK—take a deep breath, splash some cold water in your face, and click through.
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Last year, the company made a big splash with the launch — or, relaunch — of the 3310.
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The stuff is nasty, like a cup of motor oil diluted with a splash of water.
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Do you prefer your morning joe with two packets of sugar and a splash of skim?
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He eventually made a splash on the big screen with a role in Bonnie and Clyde.
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Buying skins isn't compulsory, but it can show players have money to splash on their character.
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But most analysts are expecting Disney Plus to make a much bigger splash than HBO Max.
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Dr. Erlandsson said the paper he and his colleagues published last December initially made little splash.
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The couple is also believed to have traveled to Splash House festival in Palm Springs, Calif.
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The younger children ride bikes, splash around in the swimming hole and nap in the sun.
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Splash homemade chile sauce on top and wash it down with a Ukranian lager on draft.
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Instead we got a bit of froth and circumstance, a splash or two of cold water.
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While the charges made an embarrassing splash in the Staten Island media, they were eventually dismissed.
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But a bowl of warm, plain rice, a pat of butter, a splash of soy sauce?
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Combine all ingredients, shake, strain, pour and top with extra ice and a splash of soda.
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All the noise seemed to guarantee a big splash for the album, "Reputation," due Nov. 21991.
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It was the equivalent of putting a penny in a well and never hearing the splash.
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Check out the pics ... they also held hands and enjoyed a little splash in the ocean.
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Facebook and Google have likewise ramped up efforts to make a splash in the TV industry.
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The Olympics are usually a chance for companies to splash their logos before millions of viewers.
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The aesthetic recalls the line for Disneyland's Splash Mountain, except in here, Fleetwood Mac was playing.
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She also learned that not every story she thought was splashy would actually make a splash.
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Their home brew was toxic; it tasted like rubbing alcohol with a splash of prune juice.
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I use our Keurig to make some coffee with a splash of Reeses Creamer and Splenda.
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For now, though, it looks like Buffett will continue to resist the urge to splash out.
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Michael Bartley, the Libertarian Party candidate, hopes to make a splash in the 28503th as well.
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The Charts Justin Bieber is expected to make a big splash on the chart next week.
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It was a sharp upset, especially since his ad push had made such a big splash.
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Crack the eggs into the mug, season with salt, pepper and add a splash of milk.
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You can set it up quickly, with sautéed garlic and diced peppers, a splash of wine.
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They&aposve helped Skydio in its process of making quite the splash in the drone arena.
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Most sources do not want their dirty work to splash back on their candidate or party.
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As ever, it twists Frank's high string arrangements into country slides and lilting cymbal-splash breaths.
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Tyler, the son of Bill Clinton's brother Roger, made a splash last summer with his pics.
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The dad saw a splash, looked over and saw the gator had locked onto Lane's head.
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The only seasoning was a splash of salt and, if you wanted, a squeeze of lime.
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MARGRETHE VESTAGER, competition commissioner for the European Union, knows how to make a splash with large numbers.
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If there is any author that's making a splash at the movies this year, it's Stephen King.
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There&aposs the the lazy river and slide tower at the Nocatee Splash Waterpark in Ponte Vedra.
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Last year, Sling TV made a big splash at CES with its $20 a month streaming plan.
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Kahlua Hot ChocolateThis drink is still delicious if you omit the splash of Kahlua at the end.
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The Splash Runner is touted as being easy to inflate and can handle up to 300 lbs.
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When we get there, the twins run around and splash in the puddles remaining from the storm.
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Meanwhile, Irving is 224 with breathtaking skills that splash on the court like a Jackson Pollock masterpiece.
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I make Earl Grey tea with a splash of almond milk and grab a pomegranate Hint Water.
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It's hard to make a splash as a camera company at CES when everything is a camera.
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If the texture becomes grainy, whisk in a splash of cream or water to loosen as needed.
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Beware the ELIZA effect In 1966, a computer program named ELIZA made a splash in computing circles.
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It's difficult to overstate the splash that the Huawei Mate X made upon its debut at MWC.
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When Amazon chose the cities that will be home to its new headquarters, it made a splash.
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This isn't the first time Leakes has made a splash with her outfit on her Instagram page.
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Fast forward to present day, and the K-beauty brand is ready to make yet another splash.
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But at the time, they didn't think they had the resources to make much of a splash.
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Post made a splash earlier this year when they released Chicken & Waffles and Maple Bacon-flavored cereals.
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Whatever is about to come to market is going to make a big splash — that's for sure.
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The fitness tracker is even splash-proof and comfortable enough to wear every day as your watch.
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The boy also had splash burns on his face and old and new bruises covering his body.
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The first-timer agreed, adding a small splash of milk and not covering the cereal with it.
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Matt Graves, who was a few feet away, heard a splash, which he thought was a fish.
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"Finesse" is the latest of Cardi B's musical collaborations to make a splash on the music scene.
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When Imgur user Blackthorne519 refused to go on Splash Mountain with his wife, she was not thrilled.
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In the process, he crosses paths with a mysterious music mogul who likes to splash his cash.
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That's the thing about Tim Tebow: The 30-year-old athlete knows how to make a splash.
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I make a matcha latte in my Vitamix with coconut oil, collagen, and a splash of milk.
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It was like Bonnaroo (Elon-aroo?) meets the XPrize, with a splash of high school science fair.
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Huawei says the View 20 should generally be immune to rain or a light splash or two.
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I drink it iced, with a splash of soy creamer and agave syrup: a truly winning combo.
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But we're talking about Donald Trump at a moment when Donald Trump needs to make a splash.
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But if the 6T launches with a U.S. carrier this year, it could make a bigger splash.
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Gilly is like Splash, except if you put her in water she turns into Cassie from Skins.
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Plus, the blades, jar, and splash guard lid are all dishwasher safe, so cleanup is a breeze.
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The power button's also a subtle splash of color on the "Clearly White" and "Purple-ish" models.
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Kay Cannon made a splash as well with this year's Blockers starring John Cena and Leslie Mann.
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Chinese smartphone manufacturer OnePlus made a huge splash with the release of the OnePlus 5T last month.
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Bomb carriers should take note: your bomb's splash damage won't have any effect on the door controls.
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Harrison Barnes scored 18 points for Golden State on a night when the Splash Brothers again struggled.
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The 17-meter light sculpture shows an illuminated figure diving into the water with an enormous splash.
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He says: That was a book that when I wrote it did not make a splash whatsoever.
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The governor is making a splash in the run-up to his sixth annual address next Wednesday.
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Splash Mountain, Matterhorn Bobsleds, and Indiana Jones Adventure currently offer single rider lines, which are often unmarked.
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That was really a big motivation for me to start working with the Make a Splash initiative.
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StarVR made a small splash at last year's E3 when it demoed its new high-end headset.
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Love Island is hopping across the pond — and we're prepared for it to make quite a splash.
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She gave me my first big song so I wanted the performance to end with a splash.
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As you can see, the smallest brush available to you in Splash is still sort of large.
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You have your standard cylindrical design for the PH4, which is a splash-resistant 16-watt speaker.
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"We're not looking for any grand splash here, but we're open for business opportunistically," said Mr Gorman.
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It's already being used by more than 20 companies, including Shutterstock, Jeffries, Splash and Live Nation's Maverick.
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A yoga move and a splash of gymnastics or barre can do anyone and everyone some good.
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An international rollout could also help Facebook make a bigger splash in markets where competitors are weaker.
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So you came out with that story, made a huge splash, wins you the National Magazine Award.
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You can splash in the rain or stomp through slush puddles in these boots without getting wet.
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Now, every cheerleader's favorite accessory and every DIY-er's favorite crafting tool is making a sartorial splash.
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These bright baskets can make your kitchen or bathroom more organized, while adding a splash of color.
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Dozier, 29, said he hoped the team would "go out and make a splash" this off-season.
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Maddon's first convert to make a splash in Tampa Bay was Zobrist, who eventually mastered four positions.
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Lewis worked at BET before switching over to MTV in 1997, where she made quite a splash.
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Rubber bumpers on the corners protect your phone from jostles, while also adding a splash of color.
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A stray splash of lime juice can turn fun in the sun into a second-degree burn.
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Novogratz has lately made a big splash investing a chunk of his money in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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Cramer noted that, since then, Clorox has introduced product innovation, such as offering bleach that doesn't splash.
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Bumi Duadari has its own share of offerings: birdbath ponds filled with the same splash of flowers.
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A child needs a forest of words to wander through, a sea of words to splash in.
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February's Splash Jam, for example, was held during a 745-mile cruise along the coast of Norway.
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Heat a splash of olive oil in a crepe pan or large nonstick skillet over medium-high.
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The adorable Luna has already made quite a splash Instagram, even though she's only 16 days old.
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By joining forces with a cult-favorite accessories line to make its Fashion Week debut a splash.
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Perry only made his UFC debut in August of 2016, but he has certainly made a splash.
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I responded to the cold splash of udon in my mouth with an appreciative shiver in October.
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China originally planned to use the thrusters to guide Tiangong-21997 to splash harmlessly into an ocean.
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The Toronto Blue Jays have finally made a big-name splash in this year's free agent pool.
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" Swap out the Clash's performances for Hockney's and the same might be said of "A Bigger Splash.
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The Fed's decision made a larger splash in the bond markets, where yields on Treasury bonds tumbled.
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It wasn't the first, but in its era, it made a kind of splash that's kept reverberating.
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The Angel of the Waters alighted in Central Park with more of a thud than a splash.
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A splash of cold water: Twitter's chief, Jack Dorsey, has been a guest at Goldman gatherings before.
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The biggest splash came from Mr. White's recommendations for what Australia should do about an American retreat.
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Ruth Chan's picture books about the saucer-eyed cat Georgie and his friends are making a splash.
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Don't splash your face, because some kinds of tear gas get worse if they're exposed to water.
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The Business Roundtable last year made a splash as it embraced stakeholder capitalism as its new purpose.
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The group made its first big splash in 1969, with an evening of Ms. Lamb's short works.
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And he added a splash system oil filter to keep the engine clean and extend its life.
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Feels it slide down the back of her throat and splash into the pit of her stomach.
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But it's also very likely that you'll see "from Facebook" on the splash screen for both apps.
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Lauren, Mike, and Arielle discuss all the new devices and services that made a splash in Cupertino.
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Not long after their album "Last Splash" went platinum, he quit the band in a sudden huff.
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Tempering, the final splash of flavor, often pointed to the moment just before a dish was finished.
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It's important because along with being splash-, water- and dust-resistant, the iPhone is resistant to history.
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The film cost $200 million to make and was expected to make a big splash in China.
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Gronkowski retired last year, but he made a splash last week partying with fans in South Beach.
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Eventually, the boats pull up to the lake and slowly enter the water with a small splash.
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We poured a splash of water in each glass and marveled at the new fragrances that arose.
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At the Brass Monkey, he swaps his Lagunitas for seltzer with a splash of cranberry and lime.
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Finish up dinner with silken tofu chocolate pudding and perhaps a splash of tea from Mt. Jiri.
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TV shows and films including "The Gilmore Girls" and "A Bigger Splash" have used them as props.
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Those weren't just the Peter Kavinsky improvs that made everyone swoon (The Spin, The Popcorn, The Splash).
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English National Ballet made a splash in 2016 with an entire program of new choreography by women.
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Collins had made a splash by voting in favor of calling witnesses during the Senate's impeachment trial.
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Lazar's interview and the claims he made "unveiled this secret base with a big splash," Jacobsen said.
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PT, but it's certainly not the last splash Chamberlain plans to make in the world of fashion.
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In one there's a glimmer of Rothko or Clyfford Still, in another a splash of Oscar Murillo.
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A little sake does the trick here, while a splash of sake at serving time adds interest.
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Elise Stefanik, an up-and-comer from New York, made a splash during the impeachment committee hearings.
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Warren is fighting to make a splash in the Iowa and New Hampshire contests early next month.
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But for those who can afford to splash out, the delights of elephant dung and tonic await.
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Jack Daniel's-on-the-rocks, with a splash, except when scarce funds reduced me to Heaven Hill.
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Under Immelt, GE made a big M&A splash by acquiring Alstom's power business for $9.5 billion.
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It was inevitable that Abzug, who liked to say she was "born yelling," would make a splash.
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A splash of cold water first: Neither RAV nor Rogue deliver Prius's 2000-mile-per-gallon frugality.
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A little splash here and there and you'll feel (not to mention smell) like a new man.
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Samsung made a splash Tuesday with the unveiling of its latest experiment in the foldable phones category.
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First, the Wish shopping app made a splash by spending $100 million a year on Facebook ads.
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When a short story makes a splash these days, you can see the ripples in real time.
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The liberals' first chance to make a splash without worrying about red-state Democrats is coming soon.
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Last off-season, the Bulls had money to spend and wanted to make a free-agent splash.
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Knowing that, I decided to splash on a little bit more of my Aqua Velva-enhanced attractant.
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When I got on it all there was was a big splash and I got all wet.
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A Bigger Splash runs June 20-27 at the Metrograph (7 Ludlow Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan).
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Showers feature fixed glass splash guards and two shower heads, one hand-held and the other deluge-like.
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The Saberlight Bolt is wind-proof, splash-proof, butane free, and, oh, can provide 100 ignitions per charge.
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Farrah Abraham is making a splash on the red carpet just three days after being released from jail.
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The music video, shot by Rush Hour director Brett Ratner, caused almost a bigger splash than the song.
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With less competition, the cars that did launch in Detroit had a better chance of making a splash.
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Back at the office, I add a healthy splash of dark rum and the beast comes to life.
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"Trump offers fearful vision as he promises 'America First,'" the Irish Times said in a front page splash.
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Dubbed the "splash and dash", Dressel clocked 43 seconds, 0.10 seconds behind leading qualifier Bruno Fratus of Brazil.
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The raindrop cake originally made quite a splash (pun possibly intended) when it debuted in Japan in 2014.
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It's already here, and it's going to make a big splash in the months and years to come.
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The fund made its biggest splash in 2014 when it said satellite communications company Globalstar was worth nothing.
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Since 2015, the couple also attended music festivals together including Burning Man, Dirty Bird Campout and Splash House.
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It turns out you don't have to be the most popular Olympian to help sponsors make a splash.
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Brian, for some reason, thinks cheap Android-based set top consoles are going to make a big splash.
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I save 75 cents by bringing my own tumbler and order an Americano with a splash of milk.
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I/O 2017 won't be a big splash of epic excitement, and we shouldn't expect it to be.
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White Dancing Elephants, Chaya Bhuvaneswar's debut, made a splash when it came out at the end of 2018.
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But it also reminds you why Foer made such a splash when he first arrived on the scene.
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Heat some beef up in a pan with a splash of water to stop it drying out. 8.
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Mr. Maharidge poured glasses of bourbon, then paused to splash a bit from the bottle onto the grass.
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" She adds that "touches of gold accents were mixed into the tables for just that splash of glam.
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That positions Facebook-owned Instagram to make a big splash in e-commerce if its app moves forward.
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I splash water on my face, brush my teeth, and throw on my baseball hat and Garmin watch.
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People splash about in the water at an indoor surf pool in Suining, China, on July 27, 2008.
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The splash sprayed shrapnel all over the barge and took out two of its engines, according to Musk.
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There's hi-res artwork for every show, with a gradient splash that changes color as you browse content.
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Starting July 7, baristas will top your cold finished frappuccino with a warm splash of the dark brew.
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Kim is known to make a splash on any social media platform, and she keeps things quite diverse.
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When it comes to preventing lawlessness at sea, swimming robots could be about to make a big splash.
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The 49-year-old actress debuted a freshly shorn bowl cut while arriving in N.Y.C. Splash News (2)
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Clint Brewer/Splash News; AKM-GSI(2) We all know by now that celebs are impervious to temperatures.
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The new WF-SP79.993N earbuds feature digital noise cancellation and are IPX4-rated for splash and sweat resistance.
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Meanwhile, Google made a big splash in May, signing its first carrier deal in India with Idea Cellular.
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On April Fools' Day 22015, Google made a splash when it introduced Gmail, a free online email service.
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So, I think just trimming it down and not trying to make a splash was a preliminary challenge.
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This isn't the first Kodak phone — the IM5 came out last year but didn't exactly make a splash.
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Peel away the burnt layer and sprinkle with salt and a splash of lime juice or vinegar. 4.
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Motorola is even advertising its phone with a similar rainbow splash art lock screen, completing the clone look.
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Shane and Ted have made quite a splash inCleveland with their pork BBQ food truck, The Proper Pig.
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Some believe that Square has, in fact, already missed the boat for making a splash in the market.
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The film reunites Guadagnino with both Johnson and Swinton who starred together in his film A Bigger Splash.
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Yes, last year was a splash of cold water for those who rely heavily on first-year players.
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Splash in the caramel syrup to taste and stir with a couple pinches of freshly torn mint leaves.
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But despite their initial early buzz, neither organization ended up making more of a splash in Democratic politics.
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As the ambitious face of a new generation, Kushner, like Trump, sought to make a splash in Manhattan.
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A dash of mustard, a splash of ketchup — you don't have to go overboard to make them tasty.
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"They will understand that a proportional ballot gives them their best chance of making a splash," he said.
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Miguel tells a little story about getting his wife her coffee every day: splash of milk, two sugars.
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Children splash in puddles that turn your stomach and play amid mounds of detritus strewn across every path.
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Meanwhile, IBM made an even bigger splash, plucking Red Hat from the market for $34 billion in October.
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Then they would cut off the tail so the shark fell into the sea with a big splash.
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The Colombian singer made a splash with the summer hit "Mi Gente" which spawned a remix with Beyoncé.
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The company also made a splash in July when it announced its intention to phase out plastic straws.
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If you want to splash out on just the one physical cosmic disco artefact, we've got your back.
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A splash mask treats skin with enhanced waters (some include chamomile, rose, or gentle exfoliants) in mere seconds.
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Splash execs have since learned from the experience, and do more system tests to ensure everything goes smoothly.
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Sean made a big splash over the weekend when he decided to go with his 417th name change.
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The camera is only splash-proof and dust resistant, though, so don't expect it to take a beating.
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Splash, the mascot unveiled recently as part of South Africa's #savewater campaign, is the perfect example of this.
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And be prepared to wow with this electricity-generated plasma lighter that's both wind-proof and splash-proof.
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Themes of substance abuse, marital problems, and family conflicts were often explored with a splash of campy humor.
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Startups like BounceX, Tulip, Splash (disclaimer: my company), and Yext are creating new value across retail's many touchpoints.
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If so, then Tarte's Color Splash Hydrating Lipstick Vault is one very wise way to spend your money.
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But remember: check your PC is ready for virtual reality before you splash out on a VR headset.
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Another sit-in, they've said, is an option as they weigh which strategies will make the biggest splash.
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The mad scientists at Philadelphia's Little Baby's Ice Cream are making a splash with their savory-inspired scoop.
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Post also made a splash earlier this year when they released Chicken & Waffles and Maple Bacon-flavored cereals.
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The foundation remains a glass and aluminum sandwich with the same splash-proof coating as its pricier siblings.
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Broadimage/REX/Shutterstock; Splash News; Courtesy Having great style doesn't have to come with a high price tag.
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Now dubbed the "Queen of Country Pop," her debut album in 1993 failed to make a big splash.
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The deal also attracted orders from over 22016 accounts - a big improvement since it made its first splash.
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It would probably have to be someone with the name recognition of Mitt Romney to make a splash.
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When the disclosure finally came, it didn't make as big a splash as it otherwise would have. Why?
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I still have milk in my breakfast muesli and a little splash in my teas, but that's it.
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Ronald Reagan was the first US president to stay overnight at castle, and he made quite a splash.
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While many can only afford scrap metal or reused material found at a junkyard, some others splash out.
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" He made his first big splash on Broadway in 20143 opposite Gwen Verdon in Mr. Fosse's "Sweet Charity.
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His big splash: a new pledge to spend perhaps $80 million to help Democrats win back the House.
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If you're looking to add a splash of color, you can get cases with black or blue trims.
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Twitter is also alerting users with a splash page that will take you directly to the reset page.
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Mix it with iced tea, pour it into a teetotaler's wineglass or add a splash to sparkling wine.
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