Japan rose from the fifth spot on last year's list to the second spot on 2019's ranking.
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Not to mention, his spot-on early call on this particular never-ending line of questioning still earned him a spot on this list.
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And though she's landed a solo spot on the cover of Teen Vogue, she had yet to land a spot on its parent publication.
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Johnson does a game (if not exactly spot-on) imitation of DeVito's rasp, while Hart does a (quite spot-on) imitation of Danny Glover's gentility.
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Northwestern hoped to use Vassar's scholarship spot on another player but could not do so unless he gave up his spot on the basketball roster.
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The only thing creepier than a spot-on Harry Potter fan theory is a spot-on Harry Potter fan theory that is ... not exactly unconfirmed by J.K. Rowling herself.
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As for Ms. Galperin, she would love to get the stubborn brown spot on her back treated again before her February wedding, and tackle another raised spot on her back.
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James Otto released "Just Got Started Loving You" in 2008 and it reached the top spot on Billboard's Hot County Songs chart and even scored a spot on the Hot 100.
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In addition to making our list of the best Disney resorts, it earns the number three spot on U.S. News & World Report's list and the number two spot on CNN's list.
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There is an open spot on the SCOTUS bench . . .
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I reread the readout of our meeting - spot on.
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Check out the speeches for yourself ... it's pretty spot on.
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The hair, makeup, clothes and the attitude were spot on.
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The flavor, the taste of them, was SO spot on.
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As I write this, I can spot on my shelves
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Does she deserve a spot on my morning commute playlist?
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Justin Amash for the other spot on the credentials committee.
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Lores will be assuming the top spot on November 1.
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That was a small spot on an otherwise spectacular success.
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They are usually spot on with results published hours later.
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Los Angeles has a new hot spot on the map!
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The renminbi continued to be a sore spot on Thursday.
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Other original series have a spot on Zeus as well.
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The fingerprint sensor's in a better spot on the back.
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It hits the spot on this cool fall day. Finally!
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Solo players will compete for the top spot on Sunday.
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We decide to try a new burrito spot on Seamless.
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The Panthers reached a similar spot on their next drive.
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The response by President Trump this week was spot on.
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Raúl Grijalva (Ariz.) the top spot on Natural Resources; Rep.
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It landed a spot on the permanent menu in March.
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Echo Spot on sale for $99.99 at Amazon See Details
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The restaurant also claimed the 12th spot on the list.
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And one out of 10 of you were spot on.
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That's why having De Niro play Mueller is spot on.
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"Either one would be perfectly spot on," his dad insists.
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In terms of Winifred's mannerisms, your execution was spot on.
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The sound and set up for DJIng is spot on.
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Her hair also deserves a top spot on that list.
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You just have to book a spot on their website.
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"Moran is just a spot on the map," he said.
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The suspension settings are spot-on — firm, but not jarring.
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Grease Live's Pink Ladies casting proved to be spot on.
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Doctors, she said, had found a spot on her liver.
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John Kasich maintains a spot on this week's main stage.
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"There is a sore spot" on capital gains, Ellis said.
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She landed a spot on the cheerleading team after auditioning.
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I think Brian Cornell's strategy with food was spot on.
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The tweet from NWS Birmingham was spot on and accurate.
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But Fuller's astute judgment was crisp, savory and spot on.
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Yeah, Jussie's locked up a spot on Santa's nice list.
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Some of his claims were spot on; some were not.
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So it gets a prominent spot on the DEA's website.
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But I had already started working, like I did a guest spot on "Murphy Brown," I did a guest spot on "Empty Nest" — depending on how old you are, you know what those references are.
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That technique might be questionable, but his photos are spot on.
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People are loving her work, calling it "spot on" and "gorgeous."
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The coach representative spot on the ATP Player Council remains open.
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And Maldonado's specific accusation is, uh, spot-on: Apple's senior leadership?
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And indeed, these recommendations usually turn out to be spot-on.
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She later earned a spot on the 2015 World Cup team.
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However, they didn't know just how spot-on it would be.
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There is a bright spot on the horizon for ARPA-E.
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Vodka C was Titos (spot on for a mid-range guess).
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I'm constantly impressed by how spot-on the face detection is.
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I mean the timing of this release is pretty spot on.
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Then he landed a spot on Million Dollar Listing in 2012.
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Turns out, her voice in the trailer is spot-on Jackie.
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Spoiler alert: the results were spot-on... like, nearly uncanny. pic.twitter.
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It only recently qualified for a spot on the November ballot.
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Can you take a look at this spot on my shoulder?
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"Their advice couldn&apost have been more spot on," he said.
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That is spot-on — and underscores why connoisseurship is so important.
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She did a spot-on impression of her sister Kourtney, too.
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Let's say Gaga did make a guest spot on the show.
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Amazon just released an ad for the Echo Spot on YouTube.
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Shafer's analysis is spot on, but can be pushed much further.
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But this little girl's spot-on sign may take the cake.
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Still, Gomez's finally secured the coveted spot on the American issue.
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Someone get this guy a spot on the 2005 Warped Tour!
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One last thing about Clinton -- her closing was spot-on-perfect.
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CloudMagic has earned a spot on my list of essential apps.
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They could still charge money for a spot on the floor.
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The coat, rainbow shirt, and sonic screwdriver are spot-on, too.
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These statement-making pieces need a spot on your floor, pronto.
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It's this inconsistency that earns him a spot on this list.
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Bantamweight Osvel Caballero Garcia also took top spot on the podium.
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C Sam Gagner took Giroux's spot on the Flyers' top line.
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President Trump's focus on infrastructure and energy leadership were spot on.
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The book quickly rose to the No. 1 spot on Amazon.
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Trump has, once again, proven that Clinton's prediction was spot on.
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Scoring the top spot on Priceline's list is the Windy City.
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Mr. Weld, he said, had been "spot on" in his remarks.
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The California city has the No. 2 spot on the list.
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The swim-up bar was the busiest spot on the island.
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He really got to a good, confident spot on the mound.
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I don't mind using a momentary roster spot on The Drake.
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The attitude, the hair, and the voice were all spot on.
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They didn't leave any spot on his body without cigarette burns.
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The casting, by the way, is spot-on and often illuminating.
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It's funny because my first impressions were kind of spot on.
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GIELLA's shade was spot-on: not too orange, not too blue.
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Norquist's claim about the effectiveness of Act 10 is spot on.
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Many of those choices are easy to spot on a map.
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The results can be spot on … or far off the mark.
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I find an incredibly close parking spot on our first pass.
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Before long, McKay was eyeing a spot on Saturday Night Live.
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Washington clinched the division and a playoff spot on Sept. 10.
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Casey's precarious cityscape feels spot-on in our anxious, tumultuous time.
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From the looks of things, the rumors are pretty spot on.
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Most surveys in 2016 actually got the popular vote spot on.
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The food and drinks menus throughout the hotel are spot on.
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The song, Tucker says, is her "sweet spot" on the album.
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Rogan's podcast is regularly in the number one spot on iTunes.
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Tina Smith (D) to fill the spot on an interim basis.
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Google occupied the No. 11 spot on this year&aposs list.
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This was the only squishy spot on the dessert menu, though.
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Ryu isn't expected to earn a spot on the postseason roster.
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The US claimed the top spot on energy production in 2012.
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It claimed a spot on The New York Times' bestseller list.
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Germany recently sponsored a spot on NPR promoting Germany's apprenticeship program.
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The show also succeeded because its casting is generally spot-on.
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Such applicants are not even assured a spot on the team.
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Drugs are found in exactly the same spot on his body.
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The elderly woman shifted to the appropriate spot on the pavement.
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Last year, Boston also clutched the top spot on Instacart's ranking, but Atlanta actually improved by leaps and bounds, skyrocketing to second-place from its 25 spot on the list as the fifth least romantic city.
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Another Roman tour that landed a spot on TripAdvisor's most popular experiences for 2017 is the Rome Hop-On, Hop-Off Sightseeing Tour, operated by City Sightseeing Rome — it snagged the fourth spot on the list.
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We order one of each and grab a spot on the patio.
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Dylan called it a procedural, and in some ways that's spot-on.
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Seeds, water, and tools might secure a spot on the cargo ship.
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McCarron's late heroics provided a bright spot on an otherwise forgettable performance.
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"Cramer's spot on correct," Johnson said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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The crater is a relatively flat spot on the moon's far side.
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"He's been spot on with his command," said Cubs manager Joe Maddon.
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And they would be guaranteed a spot on another show in September.
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Old Navy has continued to be a bright spot on Gap Inc.
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China's currency, the renminbi, continued to be a sore spot on Thursday.
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A bright spot on the B ring seen by Cassini in 2006.
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A bright spot on the A ring seen by Cassini in 2006.
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Giant larvaceans hold a well-deserved spot on this list of curiosities.
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A spot on her chin that Cummins had dismissed as a blackhead.
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Google (GOOG) has held the top spot on the report since 2009.
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Early astronomers, for example, first discovered the gigantic red spot on Jupiter.
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Obviously they've done their homework and they were pretty much spot on.
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The backside is almost spot on 'Millennial Pink', that suddenly ubiquitous shade.
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Those truth bombs might be spot-on, but timing is so off.
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Trump suggested those who kneel should lose their spot on the team.
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A stay at the Dorchester deserves a spot on anyone's bucket list.
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Businesses must request a spot on the waitlist from the CallJoy homepage.
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Unions negotiators rejected that package on the spot on Saturday, Szimacsek said.
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This source described it pretty spot-on, as it turns out. Right.
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Now, Hill had to vacate his spot on the ballot for Bayh.
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It's an eerily accurate, spot-on impression of the state of startups.
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Well, the the smartphone now officially has a spot on that list.
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Nor was there a spot on the entry form to select gender.
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He recently filmed for a guest spot on NBC's Will & Grace revival.
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"I reckon '19 is going to be pretty spot on," he said.
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This breach of privacy earns Ryan a spot on Hannah's 13 tapes.
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That scene was so great, and Xo was spot on as Samantha.
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Dare I say the two may have upstaged Zendaya's spot-on impersonation?
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In addition, the album garnered the top spot on the Billboard 200.
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Among the newcomers, Facebook has now earned a spot on the list.
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You need to get a cover and a spot on the floor.
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The late, great David Bowie got it spot on back in 2002.
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For some the premise was snoozy, for others it was spot-on.
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Silverman's jokes were spot on, while Alley's praise for Trump was vague.
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But we're thinking that this time, we might actually be spot-on.
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Plus, it actually sounds like her instincts are pretty spot-on already.
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The former reality star paired the pic with a spot-on caption.
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Just watch Sassy Gay Friend; he had this one spot-on. 2.
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Microsoft's historical instincts about where technology is going have been spot-on.
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They found a spot on the floor of the arena—mid-court.
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And if Trump's record is any indication, "SNL" is probably spot on.
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Moore bested Luther Strange for a spot on the general election ticket.
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Boston Properties CEO Owen Thomas is taking his spot on the agenda.
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I'll leave the keys here, bike to the parking spot on 22nd.
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I think that my analysis of her legal problems is spot on.
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The Touch controller tracking was also spot on with no perceivable lag.
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"I thought [the Forrester report] was spot on," Woodward told Business Insider.
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A fifth spot on the board has been vacant since last year.
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Brooklyn-born rapper Lil' Kim took the top spot on Jeffries's list.
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But note that Harvard gets the top spot on the MBA list.
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Meanwhile, our emotional state is best summarized by this spot-on tweet.
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There was a spot on the back that was all scratched up.
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Your psychic abilities are spot on today, Aries, so trust your gut.
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Grab a bowl and settle into the coziest spot on the couch.
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The movie was spot on about so many things that remain relevant.
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But they were playing in a sweet spot on a Friday night.
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"I think the strategy calls today were spot-on," said Toto Wolff.
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"Fixate your eyes on a single spot on the hoop," Vickers says.
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" He now has a regular spot on the show: "Tuesdays With Corey.
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Overall, the 123s are spot-on inspiration for holiday, Mr. Barose said.
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There was one spot on a hill where cellphones picked up service.
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He was given a spot on Mr. Trump's transition team that December.
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Charlotte ClayWashington To the Editor: Claire Bond Potter's analysis is spot on.
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From her spot on the couch, she worked away between micro-naps.
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Unless genius is just code word for boring, then they're spot on.
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Iman Khatib Yasin sits at the 197663th spot on the Joint List.
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Iman Khatib Yasin sits at the 15th spot on the Joint List.
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He likened us to the female Hangover and its pretty spot on!
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It is, in other words, a spot on encapsulation of the year.
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Pretty spot-on with his versions of Pacino, Pesci and De Niro.
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Instead of sandwiches that were falling apart, the presentation was spot on.
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I love wearing my Jedi robes, but this is so spot on.
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The billionaire investor has been spot on with his predictions on gold.
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Sweden previously held the top spot on the list for two years.
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Frustratingly, they lost the division and a wild-card spot on tiebreakers.
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Wind power now claims the top spot on America's clean energy ladder.
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He has repeatedly referenced what he calls Trump's "blind spot" on Russia.
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Mr. Prince occupies a peculiar spot on today's highly charged ideological spectrum.
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That's a spot on the depth chart that could use an upgrade.
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I find a spot on the floor and listen to everyone complain.
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Next was a spot on Miami's Summer League team, and then...crickets.
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The gist: Taking the first spot on our list is the Breville BES870XL.
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He landed himself a spot on TV in an interview with Sunrise Australia.
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It has great, almost spot-on modern day examples of the young generation.
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The hosts won Group A, beating Italy to top spot on goal difference.
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Several security cameras pan in unison to the black spot on the screen.
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But he managed to secure a spot on the June primary ballot nonetheless.
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This bowl of nachos earned itself the No. 1 spot on this list.
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ITV's shares were also 3.9% higher, taking second spot on the bluechip index.
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ITV's shares were 4.7% higher, taking the second spot on the bluechip index.
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For its complete and utter timelessness, it deserves a spot on this list.
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Yet in his appraisal of Pakistan's "lies & deceit", the president was spot-on.
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O.J. Simpson for a spot-on recreation of the show's infamous '90s personalities.
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You can read the full, darkly hilarious and depressingly spot-on interview, here.
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It's the last climate-monitoring spot on Earth to pass the historic milestone.
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The family noticed the intruder, who wasn't hard to spot, on Friday night.
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Per AV Club: Still, if you manage to land a spot on Jeopardy!
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And you've probably won yourself a spot on one of those sucker lists.
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Madonna is spot on, probably because she's been doing it for so long.
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But 2016 was Raisman's year and she earned her spot on the podium.
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But neither of those states claimed the number one spot on the list.
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But now that I'm thinking about it, you're probably spot on with that.
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If there's a bright spot on the Command Bar, it's the Alexa integration.
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The two were reportedly seen getting cozy at The Vulture Spot on Sunday.
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The company also won a wildcard spot on the TC Hardware Battlefield stage.
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With my boob perfectly resting in just the right spot on his chin.
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A bright spot on the main index was Ireland's building materials group CRH.
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It's a pretty spot-on depiction of an average day on Twitter. pic.twitter.
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These stories will also be pushed to a lower spot on users' newsfeeds.
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The album also currently holds the top spot on the U.S. iTunes chart.
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The show is the first Machinima property to get a spot on broadcast.
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TanDEM-X only passes over the same spot on Earth once a year.
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However, we've already reserved a spot on our bookshelves for when it's ready.
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Cameron was spot on with what he did, that's who I voted for.
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But we'll leave an empty spot on our bookshelves just to be safe.
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Good sport that he is, even Stewart agreed the likeness was spot-on.
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Personality-wise, he falls somewhere around Eleanor's spot on the human litmus test.
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Step aside Breaking Bad, another show has claimed the top spot on IMDb.
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"At a video a day, two years would be spot-on," he said.
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The area earned a spot on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979.
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The personality is pretty spot-on, but wow that look is not great.
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But we do know that his view of its diversity was spot on.
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But everyone wants to enjoy the one spot on earth that's really theirs.
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He is set to name his pick for the spot on Monday night.
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Clinton offered Mr. Kaine a spot on the ticket, he called Mr. Sanders.
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Your reporters and their subjects expressed themselves with spot-on images and prose.
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Grande's emotional tweet currently holds the top spot on Twitter with 22017,212,254 likes.
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ET, without McConnell in usual spot on the floor, the Senate chaplain, Rev.
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He then won a spot on a line with Derek Stepan and Nash.
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She has had to fight to get her spot on the diving squad.
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"Missing a can of redbull but yeah...pretty much spot on," another said.
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Rebecca McCray New York City Gladwell's second-guessing of marijuana is spot-on.
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" There&aposs also a spot on the website that says "We adore you.
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We all keep glancing expectantly toward Juliet's spot on the living room rug.
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When that failed, she got a spot on the White House press team.
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Then she packs up and heads to another spot on her preferred list.
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The 84-year-old deserves a spot on weed's Mount Rushmore, for sure.
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In my experience, starting at 2 years and 3 months was spot on.
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But the trauma of what happened in this peaceful gathering spot on Jan.
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My granny is sitting in her spot on the couch, cigarette in hand.
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I just want to tell you that your outfit today is spot on.
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"If you weren't spot-on today, you were going to struggle," he said.
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And not all of the casting is as spot-on as the leads.
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If only the text were as spot on in its execution of metaphor.
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Linda was a mentally ill alcoholic, but her maternal instincts were spot on.
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All of the shades look spot on with what I saw in person.
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Both versions of the song are deserving of a spot on this list.
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Google has long held a top spot on best places to work lists.
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NEWTON, Iowa — All Andrew Yang wanted was a spot on the debate stage.
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Williams rotates into a voting spot on the Fed's policysetting panel next year.
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His market advice turned out to be spot-on for the whole decade.
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Then they'd find a sunny spot on the floor and dream happy thoughts.
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We want our results to be spot on so we will write FALSE.
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Customers can reserve a spot on the waitlist for a refundable $100 deposit.
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They just reclaimed the top spot on the list of Treasuries foreign holdings.
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This year, Luxembourg moved up one spot on the list, replacing the Netherlands.
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Bob Bennett (R) a spot on the primary ballot in 2010. Now-Sen.
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The first candidate to successfully file gets the first spot on the ballot.
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The film also landed a spot on the best comedy or musical list.
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Rawlings—who doesn't watch the show—was spot on about the internal conflict.
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Already, our commitment to equality has helped land us the number one spot on Fortune's list of best companies to work for, as well as the top spot on People magazine's list of "Companies That Care" two years in a row.
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Story, for example, is a spot on Manhattan's West Side that highlights rotating brands.
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Johnson told her that during a workup, doctors found a spot on her liver.
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When it works, it's almost magical, and the suggestion is almost always spot on.
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While Rowland's look was spot-on, it was the caption that got people talking.
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Critics hailed it, placing it in the No. 1 spot on top 10 lists.
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Kim Kardashian's spot on the list was pretty much a foregone conclusion as well.
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She recently scored the top spot on Maxim&aposs Hot 100 list for 2018.
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ITV's shares were also 3.9% higher, taking second spot on the bluechip index .FTSE.
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The thing that took the longest was drawing [Domino's signature] spot on every time.
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A handful of teams are vying for the final spot on the Olympic podium.
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"There will be a big dark spot on top of the sun," she added.
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But since Jenkins did respond, it's worth noting that her arguments are spot-on.
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"This table is a great hanging out spot on the water," one reviewer wrote.
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And the results were pretty spot-on (and somewhat embarrassing) most of the time.
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The eighth-seeded Flyers were five points out of a playoff spot on Feb.
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The humor and story are spot on — now the game needs to follow suit.
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When doctors examined him, they discovered a red, swollen spot on his right arm.
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But, she also dared to take on "Chandelier" in an amazingly spot-on performance.
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Hart, now 40, celebrated the big occasion with an ad spot on her Instagram.
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Aidy Bryant whips out a spot-on impression of thought-provoking comedian Hannah Gadsby.
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Click through the slideshow ahead to predict which bag we'll spot on Rihanna first.
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Hannah, under the username Baby Girl, occupies the number-one spot on the website.
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Evans will rotate into a voting spot on the Fed's policy panel in 2017.
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The finish ultimately clinched her spot on the Olympic team over veteran Ashley Wagner.
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Yes: a single person's tweets will get their own special spot on your timeline.
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Baldwin has made headlines for his spot-on impression of the former reality star.
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But regardless of whether they take a spot on permanent rotation, they're definitely fun.
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The actual decline announced by Chipotle ended up being a spot-on 30 percent.
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To take Gardner's spot on the active roster, left-hander Stephen Tarpley was recalled.
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And those truths, when you really stop and consider them, are always spot-on.
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And they announced the new showings with a killer GIF and spot-on tweet.
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However, the best part of the clip was Spacey's spot-on Bill Clinton impersonation.
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The latter reached the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart, according to Billboard.com.
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They wore spot-on attire to be Danny and Sandy from the hit musical.
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And has earned Knowles the No. 1 spot on Amazon's best-sellers book page.
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Kim noted she'd be missing her guest spot on Andy Cohen's show Sunday night.
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His advice that Democrats should not worry about being called socialists was spot-on.
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If it did, Transformers would have permanent spot on the walls of the MOMA.
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One bright spot on the WiFi landscape could come from an unlikely place: Walmart.
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Mark off the "not here for the right reasons" spot on your bingo card.
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"They have a blind spot on Russia; I still can't figure out," Graham said.
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He left with the club called a "hot spot" on his right middle finger.
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This year, Mace earned the 28th spot on the World's 50 Best Bars list.
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He manages to get a spot on an unusually crowded luxury train from Istanbul.
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Getting that spot on the convention floor has seldom been such a coveted ticket.
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The colors are spot on, according to reviews, and audio is decent as well.
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Just look at these little devils, vying for a spot on poor Lana's back.
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That is where the uncertainty lies and Jacques was spot on in identifying this.
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People were already lined up, but I got a spot on the top deck.
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TO THE EDITOR: Once again, Jane Brody is spot on in her thoughtful discourse.
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That analogy may be even more spot on than he realized at the time.
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We're in a time when hate has a prominent spot on the national stage.
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The move cleared a spot on the 40-man roster for OF Alex Presley.
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Sofia Vergara is a lot more than her beauty and spot-on comedic timing.
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Her initial response to the Mueller report was spot-on, both decisive and thoughtful.
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Harder is one of five Democrats vying for a spot on the final ballot.
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She has circled a spot on the map and claimed it for her own.
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McDonald's occupies the prime spot on the beach, and that's become the smelliest part.
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Most of the time, our skin returns to this sweet spot on its own.
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That title held the number one spot on the App Store for three weeks.
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PJW's tweet offers a sketch of the social media terrain that seems spot-on.
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At that time, doctors found a spot on her liver (later treated with radiation).
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"I think fastball command from the get-go was pretty spot on," Tillman said.
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Hillary is in an awkward spot on the subject of licentious behavior by men.
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"Her sense of trajectory, and the lay down motion, is spot on," Rajeff said.
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For not knowing much about the play, your work seems to be spot on!
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The drink snagged the No. 1 spot on this list, with sales up 515%.
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Your friend's experience at the same property, on the other hand, was spot on.
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Hu has been spot on with the recent developments in the escalated trade dispute.
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Failing to do so could also get you an unwanted spot on that list.
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Both the red raspberry and the two cherries have a black spot on them.
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A spot on her breast felt tender, and she thought she might be pregnant.
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Or Ronald McDonald Trump, which is almost too spot on to be a coincidence.
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Would you say it's pretty spot-on or does she get it wrong sometimes?
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And to universal delight, they got to Tahiti, spot on and right on time.
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He returned to golf in 2012 and earned a spot on Canada's national team.
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That televised defense earned him a spot on Air Force One for the trip.
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Many of the diagnoses by Sanders of the problems facing Americans are spot on.
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"There's no easy spot on the field to play — let's be honest," Walker said.
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The station had called to ask him to do a spot on Express Scripts.
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The spot on Cesar E Chavez Avenue fit the bill perfectly, Mr. Defa said.
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Likely seats Iman Khatib Yasin sits at the 216th spot on the Joint List.
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Here's hoping one of these recipes earns a spot on your "most baked" list.
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The shrinking number of health insurers is proof that these warnings were spot-on.
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Sure, chicken and seafood is a terrible combination, but the creation is spot on.
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Pilot is a Mediterranean-inspired, seafood-heavy spot on the rooftop with skyline views.
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We'd been there for hours, having staked out a plum spot on high ground.
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Teasers for both shows were shown off during a Super Bowl spot on Sunday.
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Republicans failed to win a spot on the 2016 ballot for Senate as well.
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The menu had the requisite poached eggs and pancakes, and everything was spot on.
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A yellow-crowned night heron popped up at its usual spot on a bayou.
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Sturino was spot on with her first recreation: a double-breasted trench dress (above).
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The prediction comes on the heels of his spot-on bitcoin forecast for 2019.
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When the time came to race, I took my spot on the starting block.
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Her guest spot on the Bruno Mars song "Finesse" helped her nab the honor.
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If that's not cause for a #1 spot on Google's style spotlight, what is?
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"These last two starts, I think my command has been spot-on," Colon said.
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"If you want to play with dynamite, you'd better be spot on," Chieng said.
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Here are the spookiest, smartest and most spot-on costumes celebs rocked this year.
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Remember all those stories about women being the bipartisan bright spot on Capitol Hill?
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Settling into a sheltered spot on the restaurant terrace, we were on our own.
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But she said she was eager to return to her spot on the river.
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Seemingly every spot on the Arizona roster is filled by a best-case scenario.
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From the look of it, Ivanka's explanation from Fire and Fury is spot on.
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Micah: I think the FBI's explanation for how he got caught was spot on.
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Plan ahead, and try to reserve a spot on the Anchor Steam Brewery Tour.
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Trump will also get the opportunity to fill a vacant spot on the Supreme Court.
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So it ought to take a brazen ploy to earn a spot on this list.
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Both shots, Hopkins recalls, seemed to carom off exactly the same spot on the rim.
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This gets to the exact spot on your body where your three nervous systems meet.
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The company announced Wednesday that Woods will take over the top spot on Jan. 290.58.
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Getting a featured spot on Google's app store isn't as impactful, the firm tells TechCrunch.
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To book a Gap commercial was like winning a spot on the Mickey Mouse Club.
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Ted Kennedy, a progressive icon, helping him land a spot on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The point is Dewan Tatum's approach to Reiki is pretty spot-on: Just play around.
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A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck in nearly the same spot on Sunday (Monday Taiwan time).
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And that's if you can even find a room or a spot on the beach.
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As you can see below, they bust out spot-on choreography near the bath bombs.
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SEAN SPICER, FORMER WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: Well, I thought your monologue was spot-on.
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This one-mile stretch is the last unfinished spot on the line in North Dakota.
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When she outed Céline Dion for 'peeing' after seeing Grande's spot-on impression of her.
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This spot-on Leeloo costume will have you feeling like you entered the 23rd century.
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He's chewing his food and studying a spot on the floor near his flip-flops.
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"Free Smoke" the first song off the playlist took the top spot on Apple Music.
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Heart Berries has earned a spot on a dozen "most anticipated books of 20183" lists.
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Either way, those 49% are spot on: The US has indeed mostly failed in Afghanistan.
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Recently, however, doctors had found a new, worrisome spot on a scan of his liver.
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It was once the most densely populated spot on Earth, housing miners and the families.
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Center of Occator Crater, which features the most prominent bright spot on dwarf planet Ceres.
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When Salazar is activated, he will take pitcher Josh Tomlin&aposs spot on the roster.
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The 2016 Olympics games in Rio took the top spot on Twitter's global trend list.
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Netflix also occupies the number one grossing spot on iPhone in India, Mexico, and Colombia.
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They even figured out the exact spot on the wing that the foam likely hit.
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On Sunday, he too earned an Olympic spot on the American slopestyle U.S. Olympic team.
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As the ESA notes, that's chillier than any spot on the surface of the Earth.
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It soared from the 77th spot on the chart, where it debuted, to No. 1.
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It landed them a spot on a Chvrches tour and a major-label record deal.
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In September 2012, his father, Tim Rogers, felt a hard spot on Jaiden's right thigh.
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It gets a spot on my playlist because I sincerely hope people have good intentions.
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Cats can't watch Game of Thrones' final season from just any spot on the couch.
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Considering the characters they play, the Betty and Veronica Archie comic reference is spot-on.
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The 41-year-old rapper's controversial Twitter spree helped seal his spot on the list.
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Meanwhile, yesterday the former Breitbart publisher lost his permanent spot on the National Security Council.
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"Mission: Impossible — Fallout" easily took the No. 1 spot on the domestic charts this weekend.
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It's so beloved that it earned a spot on the McDonald's menu in the Netherlands.
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Witherspoon, who plays Madeline Mackenzie on the show, assured him her aim was spot-on.
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During her maternity leave, a slew of famous faces filled Guthrie's spot on the show.
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Republican John Cox has secured a spot on the ballot to face Democratic Lt. Gov.
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Stare at one spot on the wall and take a peek at the answer key.
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In 2017, at age 28, she landed a spot on Forbes' 30 under 30 list.
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They might even be spot on, but until Apple does something, we don't know anything.
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Her point about self-deprecating humor being a huge engine of standup is spot on.
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But if it gets him a cover spot on GQ, maybe it was worth it?
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It was there that she landed a spot on what would eventually become Fifth Harmony.
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Meanwhile, Johnny Depp took the second place spot on the poll followed by Denzel Washington.
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Yet as a cultural critique of the hypocrisy of the left, it was spot-on.
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As a bonus, Cocker's dry sense of humor seems spot-on for the Jarvis system.
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Her acting is spot-on, of course — but her 1970s-inspired hairstyles are even better.
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Among other countries, Uganda is widely considered the next baseball hot spot on the continent.
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In the early 21390s, Mr. Trump gained control of a prime spot on the boardwalk.
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The fingerprint sensor will likely remain in the same horrible spot on the back, though.
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They might find a spot on a punt or kickoff team, if they were lucky.
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His stand used to be the only bright spot on the block, until last summer.
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Ro's reimagining of "The Little Mermaid" with Keanu Reeves as Prince Eric was spot-on.
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Sacramento has already confirmed a spot on the 2020 ballot for a rent control measure.
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McCready did not face a primary challenge, securing his spot on the ballot in September.
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It also earned it the No. 25 spot on the 2018 CNBC Disruptor 503 list.
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Maloney previously ran for the top Democratic spot on the Oversight panel in December 2010.
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The character dynamics are solid, though, and the '80s details continue to be spot on.
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Google a list of feelings if it's hard to name one that feels spot on.
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If they're especially eco-friendly, check out other plastic replacements for spot-on gift ideas.
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Eminem's daughter Hailie Jade Mathers had a spot-on Ariana Grande costume for Halloween 2019.
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L.A. beauty trends last about as long as a metered parking spot on Abbott Kinney.
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Last year, Netflix took the ninth spot on Comparably's 50 Best Places to Work list.
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Rodney Smith was Minnesota's lone bright spot on offense, rushing 18 times for 96 yards.
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Vying for a spot on the Falcons cheer squad, for example, sets you back $35.
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The Red Wings, of course, have more than a playoff spot on the line here.
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And put a spot on those pillows made up to look like a couch. Good.
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Sunny Sohal did everything he could to earn a spot on India's national cricket team.
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Love her or hate her, the Webbys committee is spot-on in deciding that Mrs.
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Sure, he stumbles, and he still needs occasional help, but his instincts are spot on.
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A government investigation cleared him, but the incident is a black spot on his career.
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Starbursts don't just deserve a high spot on our ranking; they also deserve your respect.
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Even most liberals agree that Gorsuch is qualified for a spot on the highest court.
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Within six months, Raden earned a spot on Oprah's annual Favorite Things holiday shopping list.
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The foam was great and the ratio of steamed milk to coffee was spot-on.
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So, if you have a weak spot on your application, make sure you explain why.
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The former San Antonio mayor's spot on the debate stage is not secured yet, however.
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Saturday Night Live's Kate McKinnon has been praised for her spot-on impression of Sen.
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Where they all overlapped was the "X marks the spot" on this cosmic treasure hunt.
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What do you love about this spot on a pedestrian bridge overlooking the Marron Atrium?
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Unless we're talking The Departed-style mob movies, an Italian theme is probably spot-on.
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But that means that the predictions of MU69's orbit appear to be spot on.
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Absolutely. But in a production this spot on, that's not a bad thing at all.
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He brought the car out to this spot on this particular day to honor him.
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That seems pretty spot-on, which makes Wendy question why Sue always sides with him.
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But party officials could not reach Mr. Bharara to accept their spot on the ballot.
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This was Obama's 22020th time in the top spot on the list and Trump's first.
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"I couldn't stand driving by the burned-out spot on the highway anymore," he said.
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Kardashian West, 22016, also earned a spot on the list with earnings of $210 million.
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That moment earned him a spot on an upcoming episode of "Ellen" with Ellen Degeneres.
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The city has a unique spot on the forefront of both progressive politics and technology.
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He tells me where to land the ball and he's been spot on every time.
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On the X-T2100, HDR gets prominent placement with its own spot on a dial.
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Make all the candidates agree that they won't seek a spot on the ballot. Impossible?
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But isn't buying a 30-second spot on television a little, well, out of date?
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In 2019, he recommended that investors purchase the cryptocurrency — and his call was spot on.
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"The arrangement they've come to is absolutely spot on," said Penny Junor, a royal biographer.
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Mattis' career proves that, though his counsel may sometimes be tough, it is spot on.
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Marks & Spencer was another well-established British retailer to claim a spot on the table.
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Stoker was also a reported contender for a spot on the National Labor Relations Board.
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To take Schneider's spot on the roster, the Devils recalled goalie Louis Domingue from Binghamton.
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It was played on the radio, and found its own spot on top played lists.
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Lyft has landed the No. 1 spot on LinkedIn's list of top startups for 2018.
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Wardens returned to that spot on the first day of the gun hunting season, Oct.
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Ballerinas figure prominently in movies and TV, with depictions ranging from spot-on to unrealistic.
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Criminal organizations have developed high quality printing capabilities to produce spot-on counterfeit drug labeling.
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When Chance the Rapper is offered a spot on national television, he seizes the opportunity.
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And her portraits of Malcolm X, Angelina Jolie and other famous folk are spot on.
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But 270 feet is the designated spot on the airspace spectrum where you can fly.
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His portrayal of Mr. O'Neal wasn't spot on by any stretch, but it was funny.
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One man was killed, and his body burned, leaving a charred spot on the road.
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And that's why the Philippines are such a critical and coveted spot on the map.
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His portrayal of Warhol was chillingly spot-on, helped along by excellent costume and makeup work.
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Those scores cost her a spot on the American team heading to South Korea next month.
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But "Love" is a funny, winning version of the format, and the casting is spot on.
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I shook off my doubts, and we were off to the next spot on the tour.
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The fact that he frequents SBG Ireland strengthens his claim to a spot on the card.
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The discovery of the first such system suggests that the modeling efforts were essentially spot-on.
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The Scandinavian country landed the top spot on the United Nations' World Happiness Report, released Wednesday.
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But it might not be so easy to get a spot on Ali's exclusive haircutting list.
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Spot-on impressions of famous figures including Bill Clinton earned him widespread praise — and an Emmy.
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And then use their backup quarterback spot on Johnathan Football, because that's what reporters would love.
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Nike shares were also up 1.6 percent, a bright spot on the Dow Jones Industrial Average .
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And everyone, regardless of their spot on the political spectrum, has likely gotten a tad emotional.
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In May, "About You" reached the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Canadian Country Airplay chart.
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Clearly the teacher recognized the spot-on trolling, which deserved an extra point on the assignment.
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Experts say the list is spot-on, but there's still the question of paying for it.
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Five years ago, Mayer even had a guest spot on Frank Ocean's breakthrough record, Channel Orange.
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Orlando, the Florida city of over 257,227 people landed the top spot on the site's ranking.
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See you in 2017 when we find out that all of these are 100% spot on.
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He described the look as "beauty and the bling" – and the man is pretty spot on.
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Candidates who receive a low spot on their party's list may decide to start their own.
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Miley Cyrus and her new boyfriend Cody Simpson celebrated Halloween with a spot-on couple's costume.
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But the past year has shown us that this is the top spot on Facebook's bench.
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Besides her spot on Team USA, Morgan also plays for the Orlando Pride of the NWSL.
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As for McKinnon, she gets asked abut her spot-on imitation of pop star Justin Bieber.
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To be fair, "one person, beard" is pretty much a spot-on description of me. pic.twitter.
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I'm talking about the battle for the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.
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Santos told her it would be better if they waited for a spot on a bus.
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Yet the unintended lesson of his book is that Mr Tribe et al are spot-on.
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But Phillips noticed a strange spot on Korey's head, and it ended up saving her life.
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Immediately after Felix validates her, Isabella transitions from flirting to providing him spot-on business advice.
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David's the rich guy who thinks his money should buy him a spot on a lifeboat.
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And can all of us in the deep frozen North have a spot on your couch?
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She grabs my hands and moves the paddles to a different spot on the patient's chest.
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She's had the most albums in a row land at the number one spot on Billboard.
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There's also really spot-on blog content, which includes travel guides, dining features, and designer profiles.
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The results are magnificent, and deserve a spot on the walls of our finest art galleries.
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The next year, she lost her starting spot on the team right before the 2012 Olympics.
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Her audience grew by multitudes once she landed a spot on Love & Hip Hop: New York.
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It's meant to stay in one spot on the surface, where it will measure Mars' quakes.
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It's spot-on, with doofy references to saccharine pop culture like Brian's Song and Monsters Inc.
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If psychology, consumer behavior, and the history of entertainment hold true, these hunches are spot on.
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"My spot on the roster was not compromised by this at all," Dadashzadeh told VICE Sports.
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Canada's spot on the list of speakers has been moved to Monday, Canada's U.N. mission said.
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It plays as well as ever, the pacing is spot-on, and it's often extremely beautiful.
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The song enjoyed the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 list for seven nonconsecutive weeks.
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Bain Capital's timing for market consolidation was spot on and their investment has paid off handsomely.
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I've found that it's very hard to reach that sweet spot on what the mission is.
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But taking Neal's spot on that second line in Vegas would be a pretty great situation.
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They were spot on with their predictions for the end of 4.33 for Mexico's main index.
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In fact, for four years in a row, it's won the top spot on Glassdoor's list.
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The final accusation, that forests are drastically changing the appearance of the countryside, is spot-on.
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Watson happens to be playing a grown-up Blue Ivy, and the casting is spot-on.
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RHP Andrew Moore was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma to take Paxton's spot on the roster.
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Manager Terry Collins said the Mets don't know yet who will take deGrom's spot on Monday.
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This means less precision when you have a big bright spot on an otherwise dark screen.
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Lowly litter So what's at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the deepest spot on Earth?
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Wyoming's low taxes overall helped it reach the penultimate spot on the list for early retirees.
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And she did just that, nabbing the silver medal and securing her spot on the team.
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Even incessant giggling can't tarnish the integrity of Fallon's Tyson, which is, vocally, spot on. 3.
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And, without spoiling the ending, the way it portrayed its lead white woman was spot-on.
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Update: Tesla's EPA certification, published today at Electrek, shows that Viswanathan's team estimate was spot on.
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Bill Weld, was "spot-on" in comparing Trump's immigration policies to Nazi Germany earlier this year.
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Well, if you get a guest spot on Orange is the New Black I'm DVRing it.
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Meanwhile, the 28503-page pocket version of the Constitution hit the No. 22019 spot on Amazon.
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Their estimates of how many people would gain insurance under the law have been spot on.
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That's some sage wisdom, and her hunch was spot-on: Scheana and Rob split in October.
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Maue said ECMWF has been spot on with Irma, while GFS has been off a bit.
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When he was 11, he found a white spot on his skin that wouldn't go away.
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It trails "The Avengers" by less than $20 million for the fifth spot on that list.
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The menu, overseen by chef Louis Barresi, creator of the Doppio concept, is mostly spot on.
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In the 2014 race for the ranking member spot on the Energy and Commerce Committee, Rep.
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The voice and flow are perfect and the Fairly Oddparents-esque lyrics are pretty spot on.
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"We are spot on where we want to be," she said in an interview on Wednesday.
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North Carolina coach Roy Williams said Jackson's performance was spot on to begin NCAA Tournament play.
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She barely missed a spot on the 2012 team at age 17, then had three surgeries.
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He looked at a spot on Astor Place where there used to be a parking lot.
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I'm always impressed with the fit of everything I'm sent — it's spot-on nearly every time.
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Brandon Nimmo was expected to be called up Thursday to take Cespedes's spot on the roster.
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It is securing a harder-to-obtain spot on the debate stage for the third round.
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Orlando earned its top spot on the list with the best rank in food and entertainment.
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TheBelmint Shiatsu Foot Massagerfeels like a person massaging your feet, and the pressure is spot-on.
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Roy Walter Brooklyn To the Sports Editor: Re "For Aching Believers, Remedy Is Spot On," Aug.
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It fell 57% to below $10 a share and lost its vaunted spot on the Dow.
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"I hit it in a spot on 16 that you just can't hit it," he said.
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Another Florida hot spot claims the fifth spot on U.S. News & World Report's ranking: Fort Lauderdale.
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The quality and fit are spot on and it looks cute paired with denim shorts too.
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In 2016, the entrepreneur landed a spot on Forbes' list of America's highest-paid reality stars.
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You can be traumatised, you can be bullied, and all of that was so spot on.
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In the clip below, watch how every Charlotte player gets to their spot on the break.
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I want a spot on that big double bed that takes up most of the room.
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A 30-second spot on this year's broadcast will run advertisers as much as $5 million.
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Gyllenhaal plays Morf Vandewalt, a deliciously spot-on caricature of an eccentric, hoity-toity art dealer.
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It also reached the #2 spot on November 27, 2015 and September 16 and 17, 2015.
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Solange's choice to center the song around Gucci—the person, not the brand—is spot on.
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Why this matters: Democrats are in a tougher spot on the Supreme Court than many realize.
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When we got to Grand Central, the competition for a spot on the pole was fierce.
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And they would rather die than drop a spot on The Hollywood Reporter's annual power list.
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"I felt it when I got kicked out of my spot on Claremont," Mr. Williams said.
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The Ramblers' starting five players are generally capable of shooting from any spot on the floor.
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While I think you should trust your instincts, that doesn't necessarily mean they are spot on.
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But failure to play this game can land you a spot on Mr. Trump's enemies list.
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She may not quite be in line for a spot on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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After doing more laps, I eventually found a spot on Riverside two blocks from my window.
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Its creators are then likely to seek a spot on Broadway, my colleague Michael Paulson reported.
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It's a rare bright spot on an increasingly dim horizon, an umami-rich glint of hope.
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While not necessarily budget-friendly, Mr. Cappuccio said that Blade hits the sweet spot on price.
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Without his family's exertions, Mr. Tropini maintains, Viale would be a blank spot on the map.
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"I walked all three stories and threw down the level; everything was spot on," she said.
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You must arrive early for the best chance of finding a good spot on the sand.
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That means earning a spot on the National Reimbursement Drug List — and that can take years.
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Kourtney Kardashian was quick to take action after discovering a small bald spot on her head.
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It's not like Disney has to worry about holding the top spot on the animation charts.
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No one, Rogers included, thought that the brand would get a spot on the exclusive schedule.
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Date-wise, he was spot on: The spring equinox will occur on March 19 this year.
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If that reminds you of another app, you're spot on: Bumble introduced verification several years ago.
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Best Gazpacho This creamy and cold Sevillian soup hits the spot on a hot summer's day.
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Or will it taste like those rolls of hay you spot on cross-country road trips?
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Even better, you may learn about a blind spot on that 14-karat résumé of yours.
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The ATP cedes only one spot on the main stadium each day to a women's match.
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US citizens who want a spot on the plane have been asked to contact the embassy.
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There, the suspect later said, he was told to point to a spot on the riverbank.
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They did their best, your parents, and most of the time their instincts were spot on.
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Barracuda Lake, aka Luluyuan Lake, is a popular diving spot on Coron Island in the Philippines.
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We'll talk Vegas massacre & Killing England knocking Hillary Clinton from #1 spot on best seller lists!
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Afterward, a doctor told him that a spot on his face looked like basal cell carcinoma.
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" Jerry Castellini, president and chief investment officer at CastleArk Management, believes Tepper is "absolutely spot on.
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Baldwin is running for her second term and recently scored a spot on Senate Democratic leadership.
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Saying the company needs better software is a spot-on diagnosis of ADP's most worrying ill.
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But he also said Judge would remain in the No. 3 spot on Tuesday in Detroit.
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It earned a top spot on our robot vacuum roundup as our favorite splurge-worthy model.
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"God's Property" went double platinum, and reached the No. 3 spot on the Billboard 200 chart.
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Busch earned the spot on his final lap with a speed of 187.301 miles per hour.
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Brio Bank took the top spot on our high-yield savings account list for interest rate.
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"I like it because it tastes very authentic and the spiciness is spot on," he said.
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From there, he nabbed a spot on the team for the 25 Olympics in Calgary, Alberta.
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O'Brien had been designated for assignment July 31, clearing a spot on the 40-man roster.
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When Lizzo's song "Truth Hurts" dropped in 2017, it didn't land a spot on the chart.
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Bose boasts a 20-hour battery life, and it seems pretty spot on from my experience.
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O.J. Simpson in 2016 and contended for a guest spot on Brooklyn Nine-Nine in 2018.
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She was surprised to win a spot on the show, which would bring her to Kabul.
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President Trump's reference to the "murderous regime" in Tehran that "cannot endure forever," was spot-on.
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That dingy little karaoke bar where Patti works and her mom performs was particularly spot on.
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Houston cleared a spot on its 40-man roster by designating OF Andrew Aplin for assignment.
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I tell people to find an empty spot on the dance floor and fill it yourself.
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Neal needs 3,500 signatures to secure a spot on the ballot in November as an independent.
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He'll be starting his journey in Puerto Rico, above, the No. 1 spot on the list.
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The radiologist used a black marker to ink an X above the spot on my skin.
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One of you can hold a spot on the indoor line while the other charges devices.
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So even though her SNL appearance was a surprise, her casting as Spicer is spot-on.
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Example: Owens Corning, an American roofing, insulation, and construction company, took the top spot on the index.
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However, proponents argued that Drunk Elephant's C-Firma was a spot-on stand-in for CE Ferulic.
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If picked up to series, the show would earn a spot on the broadcast network's fall schedule.
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How does James Worthy feel about Kevin Durant saying he'd take his spot on the Showtime Lakers?
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Daya, who snagged a spot on the list, couldn't help but gush about fellow singer Troye Sivan.
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Infielder Yandy Diaz will be recalled from Triple-A Columbus to take Encarnacion's spot on the roster.
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Milo Ventimiglia learned an important lesson from his guest spot on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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I can feel it breathe, and the spot on my hand where it's resting starts to warm.
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Schaeffler has a current net worth of $10.5 billion and holds the 120th spot on Bloomberg's index.
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Akumal, located just 13 miles north of Tulum, is a popular vacation spot on the Yucatan peninsula.
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The shape and size are spot on, but the texture is more like orzo than white rice.
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Before landing a spot on the show, Fletcher worked as a real estate developer in Dallas, Texas.
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Gundlach was spot-on with his call on the massive sell-off at the end of 2018.
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They were hiding inside a dark and crumbling trailer home that occupies a spot on the lot.
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Even when the game is literally unplayable, it still manages to occupy the top spot on Twitch.
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More surprising was the condemnation from Gingrich, who has transparently jockeyed for a spot on Trump's ticket.
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And that, people, is how I ended up with a guest spot on the show last night.
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It took out newspaper advertisements, and the chief minister delivered a folksy radio spot on the measure.
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"My accuracy rate over the last six months has been spot on in this case," Avenatti said.
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Believing Ford wasn't enough to keep her alleged assailant from earning a spot on the Supreme Court.
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In a fun '00s redux, she edged out ex Justin Timberlake for the top spot on iTunes.
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The 39-year-old's wealth grew to $10.83 billion, earning him seventh spot on this year's list.
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The ads centered around Zogby's spot on the committee, given his prominence as a critic of Israel.
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It's no surprise that Airbnb clinched the No. 2 spot on this year's CNBC Disruptor 50 list.
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With 414 of 415 precincts reporting early Wednesday, Rohrabacher easily won a spot on the November ballot.
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Being from Texas, I can assure you: These are spot-on pronunciations when spoken with a drawl.
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There's a "high reach extension" on this ring, which is supposed to provide spot-on clitoral stimulation.
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The kids pulled it out of the bag and set up a romantic spot on the roof.
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People immediately started going wild in the comments as they freaked out over Simpson's spot-on look.
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Valderrama and Kelly, 36, relaxed on some chaise lounge chairs in the popular vacation spot on Friday.
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Werder are in the relegation playoff spot on 35 points with Eintracht one place above on 36.
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Texas landed the top spot on WalletHub's ranking of the best states to start a new business.
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The perfect nude is relative — and for deeper complexions, this intense chocolate-berry blend is spot-on.
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Hamlin led until Brad Keselowski took the top spot on a restart following a lap 227 caution.
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As if you didn't guess, that landed her the top spot on the Billboard 200 albums list.
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"Halloween Blues," is one of the most spot-on pop culture-relevant episodes of the series, ever.
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The singer's "A Seat at the Table" just hit the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart.
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He is not facing re-election and is not seeking a spot on the national Democratic ticket.
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A TransUnion spokesman declined to address its churn and the company's third-place spot on Trim's list.
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Margot Robbie seems pretty normal in real life, but damn can she play a spot-on lunatic.
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And of course, Swift couldn't help but put cats in the No. 1 spot on her list.
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With a crowded leaderboard behind her, Henderson expects plenty of competition for the top spot on Sunday.
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Their poses are so spot-on the only major difference is their new taste in swimsuit styles.
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Nick's prediction was spot-on: Kevin and Danielle would get married two years later, in December 2009.
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Thankfully, after shopping this sale as many times as we have, our guestimating is pretty spot on.
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Even more interesting, established Overwatch players are not necessarily guaranteed a spot on an Overwatch League team.
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"Firstly, you need to disinfect the needle and find a good spot on your skin," he explains.
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The newly-minted duchess had a prime spot on the balcony — right next to the Queen herself.
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Gomez just took the number one spot on the social platform and currently has 69.4 million followers.
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The fight for the second spot on the ballot is between the more liberal Democratic state Sen.
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"Kellyanne Conway — I'm begging her to just consider a spot on the "Housewives' if she gets bored.
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" Alice continued, "I was put in between a rock and a hard spot on making a decision.
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Nonetheless, producers made the point for the mass audience ... and Colton says the decision was spot on.
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While they are obviously not a spot on match, the red dresses bear a lot of similarities.
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Doesn't seem like Gemma missed a spot on Abigail, although they should seriously consider a stronger SPF.
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Then Alhadeff took action herself: she ran for a spot on the local school board and won.
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Some of those theories that you've posted in Monáe's Instagram comments have been spot-on, she reveals.
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The team was able to secure a spot on Great Exuma, one of the Bahamas' bigger islands.
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Optical image stabilization helps in low light, HDR shots look good, and white balance is spot on.
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Or, at the very least, land themselves a spot on the next season of Bachelor in Paradise.
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Companies that pay more, for example, may secure a spot on the firm's list of recommended funds.
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Her book landed in Amazon's No. 1 spot on Friday, November 9, and has not budged since.
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Letizia then immediately wipes away the spot on Leonor's head where she was kissed by her grandmother.
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His group has raised $2.5 million and has already run a $150,000 spot on Fox News Channel.
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Carter's wife, Sandy, and their son, D. J., took Gary's spot on the infield during the introductions.
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The book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," hit the top spot on the regularly updated Amazon.
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VMware CEO Patrick Gelsinger earns the No. 1 spot on this list with a 99% approval rating.
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ISIS' continuing genocidal threats against Jews earned it the #2 spot on the Wiesenthal Center's Top Ten.
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There's a little spot on my drive home where the road goes over a tree-lined creek.
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We've seen Capitan Jocker at NYCC in the past and he's a spot-on Captain Jack Sparrow.
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While truly skilled in the art of debunking, he has a blind spot on his personal life.
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Howell's video hit the top trending spot on YouTube and has accumulated nearly 10 million views since.
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It's just a majority of those who cast a vote up to whatever spot on the ballot.
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This year, Ms. Haley is not even in the hunt for a spot on the Republican ticket.
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With Mr. Trump's selection, he gets a spot on the national ticket, but as the No. 2.
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Trump's marketing prowess, along with Bannon's deep and analytical assessment of political ideology, has been spot on.
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Democrats are set to lock up the second spot on the ballot, though the nominee remains unsettled.
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" Ryan has said that question gained a spot on what she alleges is "The White House blacklist.
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FlipSid3 responded with three strong wins, outplaying Mockit with spot-on passing plays and lots of pressure.
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"The start was spot on, that's the kind of response we wanted," Sharks captain Joe Pavelski said.
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But the capital of our 2017 Top States runner-up should earn a spot on anyone's shortlist.
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Nothing New recommended that I order my true size and that turned out to be spot on.
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During an appearance on "The Graham Norton Show" in 2015, Hathaway's impression of Spears was spot-on.
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We're talking about its astonishingly thorough, beautifully rendered parody—the one so spot-on it's mind-boggling.
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But the decision did not help her retain her spot on the Democrats' whip team next year.
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He has a favorite spot on the couch and a usual spot at the dining room table.
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Agreeable year-round weather and plenty of gratis outdoor activities land Tucson a spot on our list.
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By the time I got home, he was in his usual spot on the couch, out cold.
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Isted Grill was the last spot on the itinerary but it was one of the most memorable.
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Less than a week later, the duo was locked in for a spot on The Grammy stage.
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But it was the spot-on voice and "I'm just a regular girl" attitude that made it.
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For example, Parker pointed out that Swag guarantees each brand's colors will be spot on, Pantone-matched.
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The population of the common bumble bee is also dangerously close to earning a spot on list.
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Any one of these amazing dining destinations has secured a permanent spot on our foodie bucket list.
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This puts the blaze at the 8th spot on the state's top 10 list of largest fires.
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Balloons can be positioned above almost any spot on Earth in a couple of weeks or less.
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Located just outside of Yosemite National Park, this icon is the most photographed spot on the trail.
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When I saw this spot on Netflix, I was like, I have to come check it out.
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Branson also earned the No. 2773 spot on U.S. News' list of the best affordable family vacations.
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They say 2018 is the year of the female rapper, and I think "they" are spot on.
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Two days earlier, the race passed Point Nemo, the spot on earth that is farthest from land.
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Rapinoe drills a sliding shot from the spot on a lovely cross by Pugh on the break.
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Callaway said "doing all the little things" would separate players fighting for a spot on the team.
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"Dark Horse" held the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for four weeks in 2014.
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The inviting, airy space is located in a prime spot on Lake Street, steps from Lake Minnetonka.
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This dispatch brings her to Gangwon, South Korea, which took the No. 7 spot on the list.
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Front Burner This ample chocolate bird is worthy of a spot on the dessert buffet this holiday.
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Over and over again, I'd be told that the presentation was spot-on, and yet, no funds.
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The map provides the number of active, recovered, and fatal cases for every spot on the map.
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Points too for whoever did his hair and makeup, which is pretty much spot-on all round.
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"Kourtney, you have a really big spot on the top of your head," Kardashian West, 38, said.
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The White Sox recalled Ryan Cordell from Triple-A Charlotte to take Jay's spot on the roster.
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The Dodgers activated Kristopher Negron from the 10-day IL to take Muncy's spot on the roster.
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However, Trump valued McEntee's loyalty enough to earn him a spot on the president's 2020 reelection campaign.
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"And there it was -- an ominous spot on her brain stem," according to the family's GoFundMe page.
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This boutique hotel, located in the heart of downtown Charleston, snags the third spot on the list.
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Rick Del Mastro is CEO of the national billboard company that controls this specific spot on Broadway.
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Mr. Schumer responded later Thursday, saying the president-elect was in a "difficult spot" on the issue.
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His instinct about the burly white guy with the beanie and bomb-making bag was spot on.
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When I first read about Governors Island, I thought, This is the coolest spot on the planet.
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She has managed to secure a spot on the debate stage as more mainstream candidates like Sen.
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An Away bag landed a spot on Insider Picks&apos list of the best carry-on luggage.
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This year, the United States&apos capital, Washington DC, landed the No. 1 spot on the list.
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Thus, they weren't intended to be presidents when chosen for the second spot on a party's ticket.
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) called the memo "spot on," adding it "crystallized" concerns he's been expressing recently.
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After two bites, I gave up on it, and it landed the bottom spot on the list.
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This drawing of Melissa McCarthy as the Queen of Hearts from "Alice in Wonderland" is spot-on.
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But every so often gravity pulls the refuse toward the lowest spot on earth, the Dead Sea.
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When a shoulder injury cost him his spot on the team, he dropped out and was directionless.
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"The tweet from NWS Birmingham was spot on and accurate," Birmingham-based meteorologist James Spann Jr. tweeted.
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All you can focus on are the holidays, and work takes a spot on the back burner.
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The Twitter CEO kept his hands in one spot on the table or clasped them tightly together.
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" — Diana Wynne, San Francisco "I am a Democrat who thinks that President Obama's remarks were spot on.
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You'll be starting your journey in Puerto Rico, which took the No. 1 spot on the list.
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In an untitled piece from 2018, two printed tiles vie for a spot on a sharp diagonal.
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And meet the writer, Jada Yuan, who gets to visit each and every spot on the list.
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Her spot-on RBG ensemble includes a base -- her wheelchair -- decorated to look like the judge's bench.
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This song holds the number two spot on Billboard's greatest adult pop songs of all time list.
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I went into a few of the services I frequently use, and they were fairly spot on.
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She translated that following into a spot on Love & Hip-Hop: New York, then realized she could rap.
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"In Paris, this is long," Séguier adds, pointing to a spot on his chest just below his collarbone.
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It makes a spot on this list both for its prevalence and for its significance on the show.
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After interning at Good Morning America and graduating from Middlebury College, he earned at spot on ESPN's SportsCenter.
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For example, DuckDuckGo works for my internet search needs but isn't quite as spot-on as Google Search.
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Also, he'd asked ABC for a guest spot on The Goldbergs, and this was all he could get.
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"Godzilla is spot-on in asking us to face our inner demons," Woodbury wrote on his EcoPsychology NOW!
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Nwaba figured he would play overseas after graduation, or maybe get a spot on a summer league roster.
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The sun rose behind the Heel Stone, which traditionally marks the spot on the horizon for the sunrise.
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He said he's happy for the opportunity to vie for a spot on the final 12-man roster.
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And if Dagens Næringsliv's report is true, it seems our original predication could end up being spot on.
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RHP Matt Koch was recalled from Triple-A Reno to fill RHP Taijuan Walker's spot on the roster.
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Cloud stocks continue to be a bright spot on the Nasdaq as two more surged on earnings beats.
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Shangela's Mariah, meanwhile, was the perfect level of over-the-top, and BeBe's Diana Ross was spot on.
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I am still working on hitting the right spot on my Galaxy S10, months after I bought it.
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People immediately began imagining and sharing "Chuck and Nancy as parents" reactions and the memes were spot on.
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"They wanted to take a selfie at this spot on the dam and they slipped," Prabhakar told CNN.
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Amazon is reportedly having trouble tracking products that are moved from their proper spot on a shelf, too.
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There's no one to tell me to stop, or to see the puffy red spot on my face.
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For instance, typically fewer than 10% of applicants to Dartmouth College are offered a spot on the waitlist.
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I had to do something that was spot on to share that with the rest of the world.
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Another dancer, channeling Lady Macbeth, scrubs vigorously, with her knee, at an invisible spot on the hardwood floor.
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When it reached an altitude of 3,000 feet, a hot spot on board started transmitting a wireless signal.
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As for Kalanick, it appears he's keeping that spot on the board, and his voting power as well.
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Russian Egor Orudzhev secured third spot on the grid for the number 17 non-hybrid SMP Racing car.
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With her spot-on National Anthem, Stefani Germanotta already proved that she can definitely handle the Super Bowl.
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How do you figure out whether your toddler's description of an event is over-dramatic or spot on?
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It also landed Riley a panel spot on Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect, on which Riley addressed the controversy.
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Taking the top spot on this year's list in Baltimore, Maryland, which came in second place last year.
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Anzalone is running for a spot on her local school board, hoping to win in next Tuesday's election.
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As always, we consulted our friends, the Astrotwins, to get their spot-on astrological analyses of each sign.
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Similarly, despite the mockery that Mr Brooks's tale sparked online, his intuitions turned out to be spot-on.
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It also currently holds the number one spot on the Internet Movie Database's list of top-rated shows.
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"If these allegations are true, then I don't think he deserves a spot on the bench," Willcox says.
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Not even disguising himself as his favorite New England bro could earn Matt a spot on the couch.
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After interning at Good Morning America and graduating from Middlebury College, Will earned at spot on ESPN's SportsCenter.
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Jamie Foxx's debut album, "Peep This" (1994), was a flop, peaking at 78th spot on the Billboard 200.
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Others, like Gwyneth Paltrow, have taken a spot on the coveted red carpet every few years for decades.
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Not to mention, his perseverance landed him a spot on "Shark Tank," after trying two other times before.
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" A year later, Gormé scored a spot on the Billboard charts with "Blame It on the Bossa Nova.
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"She doesn't want to be spot-on, or exactly what you'll expect," the director said, according to Vulture.
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Two years ago, Jennifer Cordts noticed a red spot on her left breast that looked like a sunburn.
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But if you can ignore or be indifferent about that, the proportions of the car feel spot on.
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For that bit of improvisation, he earned a spot on National Geographic's best space photos of 2009. 4.
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My initial approach was spot on however the humidity and the creeping sense of failure made it impossible.
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At one point, the the No. 1 trending spot on YouTube was a crisis actor conspiracy theory video.
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Her work also earned her a spot on President Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing last year.
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For every spot-on answer, there are still many questions that illicit the "I don't know that" response.
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All of Erlich's sentiments are spot-on, but he didn't touch on what disappointed me most about Bright.
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That all matters, of course, because in the age of the cloud, Nadella's Dreamforce quote is spot on.
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And she's also adding cover girl to her expanding portfolio, landing a spot on Rolling Stone's latest issue.
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The entire outfit is spot on, down to the Eleven's sharp scowl and box of trusty Eggo Waffles.
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OF Rafael Ortega was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake City to take Nava's spot on the roster.
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If you had the best Vine in the world, you had the number one spot on the app.
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But, on the 73rd full day of the Trump presidency, it's clear that Jeb's prediction was spot on.
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Such gross-out humor may (understandably) prevent you from giving Vandal the top spot on your streaming queue.
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In 2018, Livability awarded Knoxville the No. 8 spot on the Top 100 Best Places to Live list.
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And he was spot on, placing his bet on $4, just 22 cents more than their real cost.
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I've used it every day since it arrived and it has earned a permanent spot on my countertop.
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At one point, he noticed a spot on his nose; every time he touched it, it would bleed.
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After saying yes and coming to her senses, Anna had a pretty spot-on response to Terry's scheme.
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Kincardine is a postcard-perfect spot on the Ontario shores of Lake Huron, home to about 0003,000 people.
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The show spoofed the Supreme Court nominee at Thursday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing ... and it was spot on.
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Both candidates have had their spot on the ballot in Illinois challenged after the recent primary filing deadline.
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That bumped him up to the third spot on Forbes' annual Billionaires List, ranking the world's richest people.
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The spot on the show was intended to promote Jean's new DJ self-help book Start from Scratch.
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It's got the potential to be a star-making role, but only if the casting is spot-on.
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Once selected, each participant is expected to raise approximately $15,000 to pay for their spot on the ship.
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Jerry Springer is no stranger to shock value and his spot-on Elvis impression delivers more of it.
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Interestingly Ariel Adams at ABlogToWatch predicted what a Casio smartwatch would look like and was pretty spot on.
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Sorry Rent, but I should tell you, your spot on the cast album bestseller list just got taken.
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The area was a cold seep: a spot on the sea floor where methane emanated into the water.
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The balance of spices is spot on: it is tangy but not tart, the sauce light yet substantial.
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LHP Dillon Overton was recalled from Nashville to take Hill's spot on the roster and start Saturday's game.
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She learned that a small spot on her leg was basal cell carcinoma, a form of skin cancer.
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It racked up hundreds of thousands of views and briefly claimed the top spot on YouTube's "trending" rankings.
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Claiming the top spot on U.S. News & World Report's ranking for Best Summer Vacation Destinations is Boston, Massachusetts.
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He noticed a tiny spot on his eye and tried to flush it several times to no avail.
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But it is worthy of a spot on your lazy Sunday streaming queue, especially this time of year.
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The display is lower resolution and lower quality than others, and has a flat spot on the bottom.
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The book's opening essay is about your desire to earn a spot on the cheerleading team at school.
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But these are outliers: the predicted chances for most of the groups of favourites were still spot-on.
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Over the course of ten episodes, male vocalists compete for a spot on America's next generic boy band.
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He is constantly defending his more insane pronouncements by claiming that somebody, somewhere, thought they were spot-on.
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To fill Bogaerts' spot on the roster, the Red Sox promoted infielder Marco Hernandez from Triple-A Pawtucket.
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After stimulating a spot on the skin for a few minutes, that spot will sweat for 24 hours.
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The final number was spot-on the average of August job creation since the recession ended in 2009.
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She then "gave a twirl that wouldn't exactly earn her a spot on 'Dancing With the Stars,'" TMZ.
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It is rumored that a few men dressed up as women to get a spot on a lifeboat.
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He is battling fellow defensive backs Deon Bush and DeAndre Houston-Carson for a spot on the team.
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Staring at the same walls, the same spot on the ceiling, having the same experiences day after day.
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From there, Luxury Action arranges transportation to the spot on the glacier where the igloos are set up.
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A 203-year-old Texas boy is certainly cementing his spot on the nice list this holiday season.
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Her spot-on delivery in the interview makes it clear the scene would have killed in theaters too.
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It was especially spot-on because of the nature of the event — she brought the galaxy with her.
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Floyd Mayweather's $285 million earnings in 2017 nabbed him the top spot on Forbes' highest-paid athletes list.
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Romney has already secured a spot on the Utah primary ballot by gathering the requisite signatures to qualify.
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The young men and women undergo psychological, emotional, and physical tests to earn a spot on The Offshore.
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Schilling was gifted the headlining spot on this card against Hisaki Kato—notable for not being a kickboxer.
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Delaney has secured a spot on the first 2020 debate stage, a validation of sorts for his candidacy.
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It's kind of like a design company because sometimes their functionality isn't spot on, but they look nice.
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The dimensions and colors are spot-on, the fabrics and ambient sounds piped into the rooms and hallways.
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But that $9 sparkling wine from the spot on the block will do just fine in its place.
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He could even play, although his spot on the periphery of the Raptors' rotation makes that an unknown.
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I was pretty spot-on with my prediction oil prices would trend upward, with gasoline prices rising accordingly.
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When Tori Spelling lands a guest spot on a show about a bar ... she really gets into character.
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Then I found the same spot on the map in Uber, which automatically translated the location into Chinese.
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He and I were at a prime spot on the west wall, just north of the control tower.
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A day later, he gave an additional $100,002 to maintain the top-spot on the #TeamTrees' donation leaderboard.
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Naquin, a left-handed hitter, won a spot on the Opening Day roster with a big spring training.
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The bureaucratic immigration details are spot-on, as Ms. Hudes consulted an immigration lawyer based in New York.
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Ms. McGunagle, 73, said she thought Ms. Clifford was angling for a spot on a reality television show.
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For a figure skater to earn a spot on the podium, they need to rise above the ice.
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He became so successful, he landed a spot on the Discovery Channel reality series "Property Wars" in 2012.
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It was her fearless sense of style that landed her a spot on PEOPLE's 2019 Best Dressed List.
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And before long, the upkeep of my back-pocket superpower took the top spot on my priority list.
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And even then, Iceland could sneak into the final spot on goal difference with a win over Croatia.
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Identifying one is fairly easy: Just look for the deep blue-black spot on their gills' upper edge.
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The Fringe is open to all performers, who pay a registration fee for a spot on the program.
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"What she is doing with this issue is spot on," one of the women, Sherry Warner Seefeld, said.
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She also tucked a display in a spot on the second floor where young readers could browse privately.
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