It's also encouraging that the Alexa Fund invested in the June Oven, a stupidly expensive oven that also happens to be stupidly amazing.
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" - Sarah, 40 "Stupidly @ed person I was subtweeting.
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When Gonny lifts him up, he looks at me stupidly.
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In case it wasn't stupidly obvious, they're making you sick.
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It takes a degree of intellect to behave that stupidly.
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This lemon bath mat is stupidly cute and so soft.
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I attempted to drink a bottle of Jack Daniel's, stupidly.
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I pointed at a bee I thought, stupidly, might be Franklin's.
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Was it the glass of rosé I stupidly drank at dinner?
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Oh, and a gooey carcass that he stupidly decides to touch.
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I make a mental note that I'm stupidly low on groceries.
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I have stupidly taken it quite personally, which obviously I shouldn't.
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Oh Justin Trudeau, is there anything you can't make stupidly charming?
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Stupidly, mineral extraction doesn't provide one penny of royalties to anybody.
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"He realizes he stupidly sent the wrong version," Clubok told jurors.
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Local police are searching for the culprits of this stupidly dangerous prank.
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Stupidly, we expect loyalty and support from you after years of service.
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I believe that she's loyal, but I don't think she's stupidly loyal.
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Cooling towers are stupidly large, some towering more than 800 feet tall.
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"We ain't ever getting older," they chant together, stupidly, on the chorus.
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Who else is being stupidly ambitious and on the record like Doogee?
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Certainly "puppets, but dirty" has been done before, but never this stupidly.
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As the push-off date approached, our mountain of gear stupidly grew.
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Few have been as luxurious — or stupidly affordable — as & Other Stories' offerings, though.
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I'm sure "cheese breakdown" is included in that stupidly long list of symptoms.
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I only care about apologizing 4 the hurt I have unwittingly & stupidly caused.
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It's all those small little ways that make for a stupidly brilliant product.
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I drank so much water and stupidly forgot to pee at the restaurant.
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They're so stupidly hungry and abundant that sometimes, they just eat other lionfish.
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It's a sight to behold, in all its stupidly inefficient, 8-bit glory.
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And that was the exact thing that Laura Ingraham was stupidly arguing against.
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" Brazilians have always said they like their beer estupidamente gelada, or "stupidly cold.
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And why would you, if you could just open your stupidly perfect eyes?
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"We're open to looking less like a bunch of stupidly successful dudebros," he added.
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The pool of potential daters hasn't grown—it's been subdivided into stupidly specific zones.
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On the Metrograph's stupidly accessorized big screen, the composition of every shot feels intimidating.
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And hey, it still gets stupidly hard as you draw closer to Bowser's hideout!
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I stupidly think I'll be okay taking it without food, since I ate recently.
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I've been way too early (a huge bias for me), and sometimes stupidly late.
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No matter where these fictional characters show up, kids are stupidly obsessed with them.
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On the one hand, voters have a woman who stupidly installed a private server.
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The kibe that Drew Prosnitz had stupidly trusted lay coiled around the Golden Cow.
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The health care unit that so stupidly spurned a $20 billion bid from Danaher.
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We all have our downsides, times when we act stupidly or childishly or selfishly.
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What did you think when you saw people saying he was acting so stupidly?
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It's endlessly quotable, stupidly funny, and captures everything that made this comedy team spectacular.
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" She goes on, "How can I have behaved so badly, so cruelly, so stupidly?
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Those stupidly joyless Virgin Media vessels that've been named Van Diesel and Julie Vandrews.
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She offered me five dollars in commissary for the earrings, which I took, stupidly.
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Eat the terrine with toast points and cheer your stupidly decadent lifestyle, you champion.
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But sports, long the lynchpin of live television, kept those stupidly expensive cable packages going.
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The whip is currently being stored in L.A. while a stupidly rich buyer is found.
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"Our Country has lost, stupidly, Trillions of Dollars with China over many years," Trump tweeted.
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Obama attracted controversy at the time when he said police "acted stupidly" during the episode.
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It began a few weeks ago with the stupidly successful release of Miitomo for iPhone.
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To make matters worse for Clinton, the former secretary stupidly boxed herself in on ObamaCare.
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Think of it like this: You are at Disney World and have stupidly forgot FastPasses.
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I stupidly thought that career rejection, failures, and shortfalls were a result of the person.
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" THE SONG: "Peaches En Regalia," by Frank Zappa Myers: "This wine is stupidly well executed.
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Instead, I rather stupidly had drinks with friends and took my medication at 2 a.m.
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High on my own sanity, I stupidly did not consider this and went off antidepressants altogether.
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She spells her name stupidly and wears stupid clothes, both of which I know bother Harry.
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Trump might try to deflect, stupidly, and, wrongly, blame it on Obama to rally his supporters.
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Because my determination is stupidly greater than my level of self-preservation, I was pretty game.
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It was nighttime and Marshall "stupidly" stumbled into the policemen who had found their way inside.
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So conservatives stupidly place hopes in a right-wing Kanye or a Trump-friendly Roseanne Barr.
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I had thought — stupidly, it turned out — that Dr. Grigson had been put out of business.
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Thanks to New Starts, Honolulu is building a stupidly expensive—and supremely ugly—elevated rail line.
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His reference to dollars "stupidly" spent in the Middle East echoes concerns from lawmakers like Sen.
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He enabled many of us to adopt quite sophisticated attitudes to identity at a stupidly young age.
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MercuryImage: NASAMercury is the Scranton, Pennsylvania of the solar system—but even worse because it's stupidly hot.
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I was stupidly unaware of the [offense] this may have caused and the sensitivity around this issue.
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For pufferfish, the lead up is so stupidly intricate that it's exhausting and just kind of sad.
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And we burst out laughing in the middle of the song because it was so stupidly delicious.
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I was stupidly unaware of the offence this may have caused and the sensitivity around this issue.
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Some of these suggestions are so stupidly obvious and pedestrian, you might think I'm a bad son.
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I stupidly push forward despite my suit warning me constantly that my oxygen supply is running out.
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I went to stupidly try and find a gay surfer who loved Didion, Ed Ruscha and Tecate.
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I stupidly told him that it wasn't giving me any pain and was politely shown the door.
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"Do you have to be so stupidly transphobic and misogynistic at the same time?" one user tweeted.
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""The first time I applied, I was in a hurry and stupidly didn't wipe off the brush.
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The integration between the backend and the things New Yorkers/tourists actually confront can be stupidly uncoordinated.
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I usually preface that sentence with "stupidly," but I know it didn't feel stupid at the time.
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Until Cersei stupidly reinstated the Faith Militant, how much authority did religious figures really have in Westeros?
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Appropriately, "The Quavo" is the only one that includes the stupidly popular chicken sando ... 2 of 'em!!!
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You cannot convince me that Batman v Superman is anything more than a stupidly beautiful, hollow movie.
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" —Don Rickles "My stories are about humans and how they react, or fail to react, or react stupidly.
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We have vilified one another, we have pointed fingers at one another, we've debated stupidly, we've argued unnecessarily.
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"The Democrats won't do that, stupidly, because they will look too liberal," political strategist Hank Sheinkopf told CNBC.
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The Chinchees are a power pop trio from Minneapolis and their debut album is addictive—like, stupidly addictive.
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Just a stupidly succulent rib-eye, bound for a searingly hot pan and a couple of hungry diners.
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It sells horrible drinks as social occasions (Jägermeister, wine coolers) and stupidly expensive watches (Rolex) as personal validation.
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Then the price went up slightly and I stupidly sold them — netting me a cool $150 in profit.
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Stupidly, the left is playing its part in this crackup, perhaps ensuring that Trump will stay in office.
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I'm stupidly excited to watch your production and your Prior on crappy, hazy, most likely VHS cassette tape.
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They can be accessed, downloaded, and distributed publicly by friends and followers via a stupidly simple work-around.
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This stupidly easy recipe is courtesy of Ken Addington, chef and co-owner of Five Leaves in Brooklyn.
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Conor continued to rail against Floyd -- saying he's illiterate and stupidly blows his money on boatloads of strippers.
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"There's so many stupidly simple ideas out there that could potentially be lucrative," McCubbin told me in an email.
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I'm sorry I stupidly said, "I'm sorry," when you finally bothered to turn your head to acknowledge my presence.
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Aren't you ever tempted to just play basic, four-on-the-floor drum beats or stupidly straightforward rock riffs?
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We are already more inclined to remember what the President stupidly said about Charlottesville than what really happened there.
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Travis shared the stupidly cute vid of Stormi giggling and bouncing as she watched him on a monitor backstage.
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But the answer is stupidly obvious: If you want to be written about, win over a bunch of writers.
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We're reading that as "they won't be stupidly expensive," though we'll have to wait for full details on that.
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When it works, Face Unlock is stupidly fast and it combines nicely with the double-tap-to-wake gesture.
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It's a stupidly simple solution, really – just plug a bunch of existing machines into a new remote-controlled framework.
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In episode 4, Making a Murderer has cruelly — or perhaps stupidly — dangled a new suspect in front of viewers.
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I started swiping the home button up and staring stupidly at the screen waiting for it to automatically unlock.
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We get it, but in the end even the most militant straight edge videos were rarely staged this stupidly.
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At $300, and for something so important to those who suffer from severe allergies, it's still stupidly overpriced. [Reuters]
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"If it wasn't for me being so stupidly in love with it the team would have folded," he said.
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And you do get people who are stupidly generous because it's the holidays and they're drunk and they're happy.
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"I was stupidly unaware of the offence this may have caused and the sensitivity around this issue," he wrote.
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The coupe is stupidly quick off the line, taking an estimated three or so seconds to reach 28 mph.
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It was easy to start a chant that would result in someone actually getting hurt, just people behaving stupidly.
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Irritatingly, even after having completed the stupidly last-minute assignment, Darah didn't get in touch for a few weeks.
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We have learned a lot, but I don't want to sound stupidly optimistic, because we have to keep working.
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I pressed on stupidly for a while, until I could no longer deny that I was in the mud.
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" He said he had "stupidly agreed" to commit the robberies, and he wanted to apologize, "especially to my sons.
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Stupidly I asked the desk if they'd seen it, and they said they'd keep an eye out for it.
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But as Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School commented at the time, the brief was "inappropriately—and stupidly—threatening".
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" It annoyed him that people "stupidly and even maliciously confound Fantasy with Dreaming, in which there is no Art.
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This guy is a really bad guy and the reason the Democrats look so bad is they were stupidly defending.
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At this point, I stupidly realize there's another camera set up outside the nest that offers an entirely new angle.
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To raise hell, all anyone would need to know is where to look and the systems' stupidly guessable default password.
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Finally, I'd be messing up big time if I didn't mention how stupidly good, the S10's battery life is.
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The thing was stupidly expensive and quickly undercut by knock off gimbals on Amazon that went for half the price.
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"I was stupidly mean to him because I overlooked the reality and difficulty of taking over a show," he said.
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Powered by a unique five-out attack, Atlanta's sudden evolution into powerhouse was abrupt and seemed at times stupidly unstoppable.
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I knew that my parents and grandmother had been in touch with her but I had stupidly never sought details.
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Instead of trying to battle on the pitch to provide him with competition for places, I reacted stupidly towards him.
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You cannot have a White House comms director stepping all over positive narratives to stupidly talk about his personal grudges.
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In the next couple years, you'll be able to get stupidly fast 303G with speeds 100 times what's available now.
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On Sunday I stupidly put Susan Spungen's new recipe for Thai-ish coconut chicken breasts with vegetables in the oven.
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Thanking the first responders for helping her family, Faris described the incident as "stupidly dramatic" in a tweet on Friday.
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The officer had acted stupidly, they thought, and the nation's first black president ought to be able to say so.
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After so stupidly spending $7 trillion in the Middle East, it is now time to start investing in OUR Country!
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Some of these dresses and suits are so stupidly expensive — seeing them glisten in the stage lighting makes you slightly nauseous.
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It's a great little feature and stupidly simply — though it was a bit of a mixed bag in my own testing.
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I stupidly crafted a second green rug while labouring under the misapprehension that I'd be allowed MORE THAN ONE DAMN RUG.
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Rodriguez did that daft "let's swing wild and hype up the fans in the last seconds" thing and Jung stupidly consented.
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For years I used to stockpile boxes of Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorers because Microsoft stupidly discontinued the best mouse it ever created.
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You said, I stupidly thought it was okay for me to do what everyone around me was doing, which was drinking.
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I became stupidly obsessed with it and copied him stylistically for a long time until I finally found my own thing.
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He'd bought a new pair at Bergdorf's, stupidly wore them out of the store, and now had blisters on both feet.
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Loan Payments: I pay at least $450/month towards credit card debt that I stupidly got myself into during grad school.
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He also told us he's concerned the shooter stupidly thought he was helping the fight against police brutality by attacking police.
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" He continued: "Stupidly, I was about to say that word and I stopped and said, 'What's the right word to say?
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I see Daenerys going down with the ship to defeat GOT's Richard III, leaving Jon alone if he doesn't die stupidly.
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At once stupidly funny and painfully frightening, this is a good pick for anyone interested in feeling [gestures wildly] too much.
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Stupidly, the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security intend to let the EMP Commission terminate on Sept. 30.
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As the title suggests, Devotion is dedicated to the gut punch, headfuck, and shimmering euphoria of being stupidly, completely into someone.
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Two drones came out of the hole, buzzed stupidly, bumped into each other, waddled back to the hole, and fell in.
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The message that is buried in balance-sheets is not that American firms are behaving stupidly in response to today's business climate.
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It is an article of faith that previous generations of soft, weak leaders stupidly allowed others to push America into relative decline.
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He hands me a stupidly thick,saffron ice cream sandwich, rolled with pistachios and nestled between his housemade "Mashti Wafers," and smiles.
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So we eventually got on the flight and my wife went to sleep and I very stupidly decided to order a drink.
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It was arrogance that allowed him to stupidly fire back at gold star parents who had attacked him at the Democratic convention.
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He speaks with Gregg's same Virginian dialect, commands attention, and is honest to a fault—a source of his stupidly innocent humor.
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C&O Trattoria: It is impossible to leave C & O Trattoria without stuffing yourself silly with their stupidly addictive complimentary garlic knots.
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Which, to be one hundred percent clear, was a great career, consistent excellence over a decade plus, but also, so, stupidly charmed.
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We'd spoken to some investors, and they loved the idea, but I stupidly told them I'd deliver a prototype in a fortnight.
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Fueling speculation that Trump himself was present at the meeting, Sekulow's reference to the Secret Service is either false, or stupidly clumsy.
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After he saw the destruction Daenerys' dragons could bring during the Loot Train Attack, Jaime very stupidly charged after her and Drogon.
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" JLB in New York City said: "I stupidly didn't read 'Infinite Jest' until DFW died, but when I did, it was a revelation.
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Where previous OnePlus phones were stupidly fast but lacked finesse in their animations, the 6T gives a sensation of both speed and comfort.
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One of the perks of getting access to the show through Peex was some stupidly good seats — 11th row, center to be exact.
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One day, after chatting with some ISIS fighters, I stupidly rushed home and blogged about a specific story they had shared with me.
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The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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They probably didn&apost watch the debates, aren&apost fully educated on his policies, and are stupidly wrapped up in his unmerited enthusiasm.
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The Caps loss bugged me because I (stupidly) picked them to win the Cup, but about five minutes later, I was over it.
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I felt myself being drawn to larger-than-life characters who were loyal, strong, stupidly masculine, and had a juvenile sense of humor.
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It makes me stupidly proud when visitors pause to enjoy the view through the bridge's window: the small brown watercourse, the sunlit thicket.
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The U.N. Population Fund initially was oblivious, and in 1983 it stupidly gave a gold medal to the Chinese official overseeing forced abortions.
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Bannon stupidly picked a fight with Jared Kushner that he was all but certain to lose, and not only because Kushner is kin.
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There was a rumor floating around about wicked things that happened to girls who walked around too stupidly on lonely streets at night.
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Anyway, I did a line of MDMA and, stupidly, took a pill, and we left right after to walk the whole way down.
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Unbelievably, James Comey states that Polls, where Crooked Hillary was leading, were a factor in the handling (stupidly) of the Clinton Email probe.
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Ryan's always doing stupidly nice things like running through mud to raise money for charity or helping to build schools in South Africa.
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And, worst of all, your sad, innocent Chuck Taylors will smell like that one day — the day you stupidly did not wear socks — forever.
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Would I still be passionate about music if it hadn't been played to me on a stupidly expensive hi-fi from a young age?
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GM might be positioning itself for an all-electric future, but it's still producing stupidly-fast supercars like the gas-powered 23 Corvette ZR22.
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LG's stupidly thin Signature 4K OLED W series has finally been given a price, and it will put a dent in your bank account.
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The officers make their way to an abandoned building where they (stupidly) split up then each proceed to experience their own version of hell.
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Given how stupidly light this laptop is — at less than 2.5lb / 1.12kg — and the fact it uses an Intel U-series processor, I'm impressed.
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It's a visceral, almost stupidly violent act — but it feels good to see a 51-year-old actress lose it like that in 2018.
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The Harlem Shake internet meme is more than four years old and involves dancing stupidly when the beat drops during an electronic dance song.
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Which means a Jigglypuff and a Tauros wouldn't be the same damn size, and Pikachu wouldn't simply hover in the air, stupidly and detached.
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Burrata is heavenly no matter how you eat it: spread on crusty bread, scarfed down by the spoonful, or in this stupidly simple salad.
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Because here he is stuck in the dismal Winterfell plot, where he stupidly persists in trying to play the surviving Starks off one another.
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I raced through some woods and then stupidly tried to jump back into the sea to swim away, but they caught up with me.
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It would be nice if someday they tried to do so, not haphazardly and hypocritically and often stupidly, but intelligently and consistently and well.
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Now, there are a number of primo wines out there that also command stupidly high prices, but even they don't often achieve these heights.
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That's if we don't stupidly blow that month's money on new laptops we need for our jobs, or luxuries such as tanks of gas.
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Which seemed like such a stupidly bad idea at the time and now it seem like the perfect thing to do in a way.
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I'm stupidly optimistic, even in this weird political time, that there are a lot of unbelievably amazing people in the world who embrace this.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" he tweeted.
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When webcomic site The Oatmeal created its stupidly viral "moist" flowchart in 2015, those of us unafflicted surrendered all hope for ever salvaging the word.
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The stupidly hot couple's been married for more than 7 years now, so they obviously made it through that 7-year-itch thing, just fine.
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Hinge promised so much—the perfect midway point between a stupidly long questionnaire about your "values" and the swipe-happy world of modern dating apps.
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As I say, those of us who play Dota are stupidly passionate about it and we'd notice an infraction of this kind pretty much instantly.
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He was also criticized for backpedaling after accusing police of "acting stupidly" when they arrested a famous black scholar in his home for suspected burglary.
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He wants his most liberal enemies in politics and media to take the bait on these cultural war asides, and they usually (and stupidly) oblige.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" he added.
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Especially among people facing precarity at every turn, ruled by the most craven and stupidly cruel among us, on a not-so-slowly dying planet?
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" Added Trump: "The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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I'd go home, drink my flatmates leftover spirits, read angsty, badly translated poetry and stare stupidly out at the rain, nursing pathetic self-pitying thoughts.
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We've got people who should damn well die suddenly experiencing stupidly near-death escapes like in the case of Jaime Lannister and the magnificent seven.
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Stephanie Zacharek, Time Joker is dark only in a stupidly adolescent way, but it wants us to think it's imparting subtle political or cultural wisdom.
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Outside these specific cases, the general technique is almost stupidly simple: if a story grabs your attention for any reason, slow down and look closer.
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"Unbelievably, James Comey states that Polls, where Crooked Hillary was leading, were a factor in the handling (stupidly) of the Clinton Email probe," Trump tweeted.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" he wrote.
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Arriving on Dekmantel's label, "Magnet" is Hood doing what he does best: stupidly simple, punishingly effective clanking techno that sounds utterly out of this world.
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Beyonce didn't venture far for postcard-perfect shots of the Eiffel Tower ... she just stepped out on the balcony of her stupidly ballin' hotel suite.
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Besides being stupidly presumptuous, don't you think the old-time grapplers who wrestled shirtless thought the people who wore singlets back then were coddled little cowards?
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"I feel obliged to at least do the best I can and not do anything really stupidly self-destructive if I can avoid it," he said.
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The two are now living in Los Angeles, stupidly in love and slowly figuring out each other's preferences vis-à-vis, among other things, steak rareness.
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The result is a surprisingly authentic account of what we've been up to, what we've seen, what we want to remember — a stupidly earnest, unintentional diary.
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Like everything else in Aspen, it is stupidly beautiful: A hidden valley with the Rockies as the backdrop, under the perfect midday sun, filled with food.
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There are some improvements like slimmer bezels and thinner designs that make big phones more tolerable and easier to use, but they're still stupidly oversized phones.
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That's what happened to this TMZ staffer when he accidentally (stupidly) referred to D.C. as "Jon" during a recent segment on the "TMZ Sports" TV show.
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This reality series functions like a sporting event — yes, there's love involved, but mainly we're watching 25-31 stupidly attractive people play games until someone wins.
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Adrian exchanged a look with Peter, and Bella knew they were speaking to each other in that language which lovers stupidly think of as their own.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" the President wrote.
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And I was also contributing to that spread, because I (stupidly and cavalierly) brushed off my initial mild symptoms and went to the gym, office, etc.
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I've also been grabbed in the back of the head with an eagle's talons because I stupidly turned my back to an eagle that didn't like me.
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But damn if they haven't caught my ear with "Like Gold," which takes up the mantle of low-key banjo pop that Mumford & Sons stupidly laid down.
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"Unbelievably, James Comey states that Polls, where Crooked Hillary was leading, were a factor in the handling (stupidly) of the Clinton Email probe," Trump wrote in one.
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When the slasher is chasing a character, you can stupidly choose to hide under a bed — or not, and then deal with the consequences of either decision.
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Donald Trump is obsessed with size and saying "Merry Christmas," so it's only fitting he'd combine his two loves to send out a stupidly large Christmas card.
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The NY Jets tight end who stupidly talked cops INTO arresting him for DUI has been punished by the NFL ... and will be suspended for 2 games.
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But in a match as stupidly, gloriously messy as a three-on-five in an arena filled with, well, tables, ladders, and chairs, there wasn't much needed.
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" In another tweet, the president added: "General Motors MUST immediately open their stupidly abandoned Lordstown plant in Ohio, or some other plant, and START MAKING VENTILATORS, NOW!!!!!!
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Considering the intense focus of regulators and popular distrust of big banks "It really is crazy how stupidly Wells management has behaved," Sen said via e-mail.
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She was sitting next to Mr. von Trier at the festival news conference when he, jokingly and stupidly, said he was a Nazi, which he apologized for.
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That's right: This soup is just a little more magickal than the stuff you get from a can—and it's stupidly festive in its pumpkin shell bowl.
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Something was wrong with him, I'd say a broken wing if that didn't sound so stupidly symbolic, but his summer in our house, anyway, was a convalescence.
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Chris Hemsworth even recently apologized for wearing a Native American costume at a New Year's Eve party, saying he was "stupidly unaware" of the offense it would cause.
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Airbnb gives you 10 percent credit on a canceled reservation, but at the time didn't make it clear, so I stupidly got a refund and made another booking.
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Find your own voice, do not just stupidly and blindly follow the so-called rules of storytelling in terms of screenplays, the three-act theory, all these things.
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Nevertheless, some people are stupidly refusing to return their Galaxy Note 7s because, let's face it, it's one of the best phones ever made… when it's not exploding.
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I stupidly left all of my makeup at the theater last night, so I have to make do with my second string products to get ready this morning.
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" Trump went on to tweet support of his travel ban saying it should be "far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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We're told Weezy's lawyers and Universal Music both fired off cease and desist letters after Shkreli leaked more tunes earlier this month from the stupidly long-awaited album.
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At a loss, I picked up some sand and let it stupidly flow through my fingers as the sun started to break out from the thick clouds overhead.
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It has a vital message, affectingly rendered: Prejudice not only strangles individual dreams but stupidly bleeds a society of the talents it needs to reach its fullest potential.
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RB filed a lawsuit against the Rams in 2016 -- accusing them of stupidly installing a ring of concrete around the field ... creating a big risk for players in cleats.
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But the "acted stupidly" incident also hurt the president's standing with white voters, prompting him to take a more cautious approach to discussing race over the next several years.
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Despite the cops of my real world having a strange reluctance for non-fatal weaponry, their Hasbro counterparts caught criminals with stupidly convenient mishaps, retractable handcuffs, or giant fishnets.
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It's a cliché—or maybe just stupidly obvious—to describe an evening of MMA fights as "weird," but think about the moments that comprised Bellator 180 on Saturday night.
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Nor do I accept that this election was somehow fair, despite FBI interference, WikiLeaks dumps and a media that stupidly promoted a false equivalency in order to get ratings.
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But be smart and watch out for exaggerations—just because there's a lucky vibe in the air, doesn't mean that if you act stupidly everything will work out anyway.
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But there's this other rumor going around: a group of White Hats still aren't back after they stupidly ran next door to the Ritz to try and find Trump.
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Woodley weighed in on "The Hollywood Beatdown" (full episode drops Friday on the TMZ Sports YouTube channel) ... saying Logan was stupidly insensitive when dealing with a VERY serious topic.
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The patent, filed in July 2016 and published on Tuesday by the U.S. Patent Office, features an illustration of a drone, a home, and a man stupidly flailing his arms.
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This robot vacuum was spectacularly successful at entertaining the cat — presumably on account of its dumb disposition, bouncing stupidly off of furniture owing to a total lack of navigational smarts.
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J Lo and A-Rod are already looking like an old married couple -- an old, stupidly RICH married couple -- that still loves hanging out with each other and their friends.
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Still, the site works once you've picked out or taken your photo, it's simple to use, and Giphy pretty much makes it impossible to not make something that's stupidly fun.
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This method is stupidly useful — mounted weapons are the most powerful options in the game — and I can't believe it took me 20 hours to catch on to the technique.
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But if she wants to walk down the aisle with her "two stupidly handsome brothers" and "spend an obscene amount of money on the perfect white dress," that's fine too.
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The source said that among those arrested in Brussels on Thursday were three people "stupidly hanging around" near the federal prosecutors office, the heavily guarded center of the investigation effort.
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As has been noted, Nokia (the actual Nokia, that is) had a history of innovating on the imaging front from that 41-megapixel to the stupidly expensive Ozo VR rig.
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"He should have never have been involved in the investigation," Giuliani said of Strzok on Fox News while knocking Democrats for "stupidly defending" the controversial FBI agent during Thursday's hearing.
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Read more: Rafael Nadal and Odell Beckham Jr. may play in their stupidly expensive watches, but that doesn't mean you should tooThat kind of athletic prowess is a marketing tool.
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I am painfully aware of this fact because I stupidly had Google deliver it to our office, and I then threw it in a backpack to take home to test.
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You know how when you go on a hike and all you have to eat is, like, a soggy flour tortilla slapped with raspberry jam but it tastes stupidly ambrosial?
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Frye burst onto the scene in February of 1996 and had his tenth and last UFC bout, winning the stupidly named Ultimate Ultimate tournament in December of the same year.
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I used to think (and stupidly brag) that I only needed five or six hours a night, but this month taught me it's worth making sleep a priority, schedule-willing.
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He can claim a place in the annals of baseball history as one of a storied, stupidly large class of pitchers: those who got mad, punched something, and got injured.
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It's super busy, stupidly exclusive, and an annoying spectacle from an industry infamous for ignoring people who aren't "beautiful" in a very specific way that is irrelevant to most consumers.
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"I stupidly didn't bring a leash or a lifejacket, so if a [wave] took the board, then I just would've been stuck out there drowning in a suit," the comic explained.
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Unless you're in a working environment where heels impede your performance, or are stupidly risky, the choice between heels or no heels should be up to the wearer, whatever their gender.
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At the light, one of the guys got out of the car and the security guard, instead of just taking off, stupidly got out of the car and engaged with them.
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While it's not accurate enough for a diagnosis, it could be a way to flag potential problems and get someone, like my stupidly taciturn dad, to the cardiologist ahead of problems.
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"Drunken fish" might be a great name for a stupidly delicious Chinese seafood dish, but the incident that recently took place at a cider factory in Hereford is no laughing matter.
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Google's CES 2018 presence was an act of sheer brute force — a consumer electronics blitzkrieg that some how managed to standout among the bright lights of America's most stupidly garish city.
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Treatment is challenging because Szymanski says he doesn't want to make a person act stupidly or underperform—and you'll have a hard time getting them to do so, he tells me.
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This report not only documents Americans dropping a dime on their neighbors, it reveals that Voice stupidly posted online personal identity details, even Social Security numbers, of both complainants and accused.
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I didn't know how to read or skim the volume of reading we were given, so I was stupidly trying to read week 1 materials word for word during week 4.
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Allbirds Women's Wool Loungers, $95August 2017 review: I've now tried the Wool Lounger and the Wool Runner, and they're both stupidly comfortable — and I mean that in a really good way.
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And this does reflect a consistent belief that Trump has held: That the only reason the special counsel was formed in the first place is because Jeff Sessions stupidly recused himself.
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Stupidly, that did not end the controversy: Subsequent racist urban legends popped up about him sometimes wearing his pins upside-down as a Carol Burnett ear-pull to his Muslim Brotherhood friends.
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The pair I love the most is from Alo Yoga and they're stupidly expensive, but these are the second best if you're going for a casual, comfy legging can wear all day.
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In fact, I will happily confess to taking advantage of the TechCrunch New York couch after a big lunch, or after a morning that started stupidly early thanks to deadlines and embargoes.
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Well I (stupidly) put it in a somewhat precarious spot on a mantle, and it managed to slip off while playing music and fell about four feet to the stone landing below.
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This addresses one of the biggest gripes users had with the S22, since it was stupidly easy to smudge up the camera's glass cover when feeling around for the tiny fingerprint pad.
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The lyrics deal with people who see their art as more important than maintaining healthy relationships with real people, something I think most musicians and artists have stupidly done at some point.
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By now we're accustomed to this Puckish lad looking out at us with his can-you-believe-this gaze when his friends and family behave as stupidly as he predicted they would.
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I'm not quite sure how to express gratitude to the north Lake Tahoe fire department- we were saved from carbon monoxide- it's a stupidly dramatic story but I'm feeling very fortunate pic.twitter.
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" Trump then sent another message about the ban, writing "the travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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After Gates was arrested by a white police officer who accused him of disorderly conduct, Obama alleged during a press conference the police acted "stupidly" -- an assessment that drew anger from the right.
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"I'm doing this because ... I did actually, rather stupidly, for a moment believe that we'd won," Farage said, taking aim at those who campaigned to stay in the EU, or so-called Remainers.
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Even with all the crap going on in the world, you can always count on the internet to come up with something stupidly wonderful to distract you from reality and cheer you up.
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I can't tell you how long the Galaxy S8's battery lasts because Samsung's wireless charging cradle is so stupidly convenient that I always have the phone sitting in it while at home.
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Right now, as you read this, two sad, stupidly powerful men feint and jab at one another, flaunting nuclear arsenals like toys and holding the fate of the planet in their vulgar fingers.
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By stupidly perpetuating a culture rife with busting chops, teasing, and peer pressure to go out drinking, I made some women feel self-conscious, anxious, and fear they might not be taken seriously.
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The next morning, we went to a coffee spot nearby, and I stupidly ordered a mocha because I hadn't quite matured past drinking coffee if it was buried beneath a mountain of sugar.
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Or was he just stupidly, idiotically lucky, the beneficiary of thousands of little seven rolls stacked on top of the base level of greatness he worked for over the years of his life?
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She had brought in chocolates for sharing — "from an old source who somehow thought it wouldn't be creepy to bring them to a dinner, stupidly and unintentionally scheduled on valentine's day," she wrote.
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People on eBay have taken to listing the Popeyes sandwich for sale with starting bids at stupidly high prices, because who wouldn't want to pay $2,000 for a sketchy secondhand fast food sandwich?
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"I'm not quite sure how to express gratitude to the north Lake Tahoe fire department- we were saved from carbon monoxide- it's a stupidly dramatic story but I'm feeling very fortunate," Faris wrote.
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Their extra-long counter-revolutionary banner was called irresponsible by the students, so careful, so stupidly polite, kneeling down to present their petition to the prime minister, like the subjects of a feudal monarch.
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The idea of microwaving a thing that's already stupidly easy to make didn't make sense to me, but after microwaving this product for seven minutes, it became more of a baked mac and cheese.
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As we previously reported, Bush sued the city (which owns the stadium) -- claiming it stupidly installed a ring of concrete around the perimeter of the field ... incredibly dangerous for the players wearing slippery cleats.
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He's a frightening performer, so utterly himself that you can't compare him to anyone out there, nor can you compare his work to the synthetic or stupidly crafty stuff that passes as theatre nowadays.
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The greater the gap in size and weight, the more you are relying on either the smaller man having knowledge of which the bigger man is ignorant, or the bigger man fighting exceptionally stupidly.
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In a conversation with THUMP that we stupidly didn't record, the ever-enlightened DJ Harvey once told us he believes "Dancing Queen" is the greatest disco record ever made and it's hard to disagree.
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On the face this is a silly way to get injured, but it's even more ridiculous considering Ferguson is known for some of the most stupidly dangerous training exercises in all of professional fighting.
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If ya can't get the recipe for Popeyes' stupidly popular chicken sandwich, here's the next best thing -- a tasty loophole to get around the national shortage, and all ya need is some buns, hun!!!
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When he attempted in 2009 to be critical of the white police officer who had arrested Mr. Gates, saying that the officer had "acted stupidly," he stirred the ire of police and conservative groups.
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The previous winter, Marion had thrown a chessboard at him and called him an idiot, for castling when he had—for castling stupidly, in general, just to show that he knew what castling was.
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That notion is enthusiastically advanced by Donald Trump, who charges that a soft Obama administration has stupidly—and he has even hinted, treasonously—refused to keep the country safe, notably by attacking Islamic State (IS).
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" And he went back to the cornerstone of his campaign with this ... "The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher, and more specific -- but stupidly, that would not be politically correct.
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Nick stupidly invites Lisa to join him at Merrill's grandmother's summer house for the day and, even though she knows she'll be intruding and that Nick is still in love with her, she goes. Why?
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They'll laugh at the awkward, the stupidly savage, and giggle at the disturbing—which is just about all of A Quiet Place—until they've pretty much choked on their own cheap laughter because they're dead.
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I've got two stupidly powerful weapons right here: an assault rifle with 120 bullets in the clip, and a rocket launcher that burns through giant ants like a magnifying glass the size of a city.
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There is no sense to raising provider rates to reflect what private insurance pays, because those rates are stupidly inflated and, for that matter, deeply opaque: The public does not know what private insurance pays.
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By that we don't mean he's an art student or he's doing something stupidly weird as fuck that no one will understand—or any of the other not-so-great connotations of being labelled an artist.
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I've got a huge water-cooled gaming tower of doom at home, but I also have a stupidly powerful smartphone in my pocket — and it's the latter that now garners more of my time and attention.
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Luckily for us, at the end of that tumultuous decade and a half came Spider-Man: Homecoming, an almost stupidly enjoyable movie that gives us a bit of everything: Action, adventure, drama, romance — and yes, tears.
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The character designs are cloying, for sure, but cute in the same way the old games were (minus a really fat-phobic character in the first world, which is stupidly self-referential and not actually funny).
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He left his soon-to-be-stupidly-famous band Genesis to defend his artistic integrity and ended up being one of the few people to have Kate Bush bless their music with her presence multiple times.
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Now, as part of Refinery63's New Year, Do You initiative, our executive food editor, Elettra Wiedemann, and I are bravely (or stupidly, we haven't quite figured that part out yet) taking the challenge once more.
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Yes, the infant/future Jedi master ... is just one of the 'Star Wars' characters introduced in "The Mandalorian," the new Jon Favreau directed series that debuted when Disney launched its stupidly hyped streaming service at midnight.
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Four election workers were prosecuted in 2015 for (stupidly) adding six votes to the machines at the end of the night to make their machine counts match the number of voters who had signed their rolls.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" he wrote on Twitter earlier this month after a terrorist attack in London.
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Then, equally stupidly in Mattis' estimation, a few days into the Fallujah operation and "close to victory," Bush officials ordered a halt because they were concerned about the optics of the American assault on the city.
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John Cena didn't when he was squashed by The Undertaker, though the segment was stupidly fun and his story as an aging athlete who can't hack it anymore despite his best efforts is compelling as hell.
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Whether our reality will come to mimic art in this case remains an open question, but de Jarnatt believes there's still good reason to believe that at least some humans will continue to stupidly love one another.
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Yes, it roasts Big Tech like a basement creep hanging from a Kaslan thermostat-controlled boiler pipe (too soon?) — but it also remains true to its stupidly fun predecessors by laying on the comedy nice and thick.
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There is such poignancy in these futile devices, mounted stupidly on thin wood stands throughout the gallery, daring me to trip and break them — or maybe break off the stand and use it as a selfie-stick.
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She had stupidly gone to her dad for advice on this earlier in the episode, meaning Papa Pope already knew this meet up could happen and 100% has a plan on how to use it against Liv.
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His death has a somewhat sounder karmic justification than the needless martyring of Grimes the younger — Henry stupidly opened the gate containing the prisoners in a poorly-thought-through effort to take revenge on his parents' murderers.
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" Speaking in Ohio just days after a Somali refugee wounded several people with a knife at Ohio State University, Mr. Trump essentially attributed the attack to programs to admit refugees "stupidly created by our very stupid politicians.
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" David Barr Kirtley on familiarity: "A lot of the commentary I've seen has said you wouldn't be able to understand this if you haven't read the books, but I thought it was incredibly, stupidly obvious what was happening.
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But despite his affection for his former leading man, he is "stupidly ambitious," he told me, and viewed Louder Than Bombs as an opportunity to "grow, try something else," while still making the "close character portraits" he prefers.
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They examined a number of weak private keys—beginning with the stupidly simple key of 0x01—and discovered on the blockchain that its associated wallet had been emptied, as was the case with hundreds of similarly simple keys.
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If you can offer an experience within Microsoft's own software that makes it stupidly easy to keep working in Office or Excel or Teams, all running on the web, then maybe you keep those customers loyal to Microsoft.
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On top of that, this isn't the first time Avenir has put a stupidly large battery in a phone to get some attention, though thanks to its absurd dimensions, the P26K is the company's most extra model yet.
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We're renegotiating trade deals that are so bad, whether it is NAFTA, or whether it is world trade organizations, which created China, created — you look at China, it was going along like this, we opened stupidly this deal.
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It is so cold and out of character for a protagonist known as being stupidly loyal and honorable to side-step Dany's advances for three episodes, only to slide his tongue down her throat as he stabs her.
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But given the amount of people who drink caffeine every day, and either work around loud noise—in construction, demolition, waste removal, or those stupidly noisy restaurants and venues—the researchers reckon their work is worth knowing about.
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If you're drying it every time you wash you're hair, or if you dry hair for a living, than yeah, start counting your dollars and considering that insane price tag, because this stupidly expensive hair dryer is worth it.
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Yes, it was spurred by an ex-lover's quarrel, stupidly displayed for all the public to see, but it also fits into the growing trend of superstars using their social media to teach fans — and the media — a lesson.
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" He also added to his tweet that he would like to see a stronger travel ban: "The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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The second thing I learned is that there is absolutely no end to the list of stuff you need to buy for your sweet cooing financial sinkhole, including a camera to surveil your stupidly fragile nugget while they sleep.
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The Originals might be a supernatural soap opera about stupidly good-looking bloodsuckers fighting in New Orleans, but its subtext-rich blend of municipal maneuvering and gothic family drama also makes it feel like something else: a vital American saga.
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I had just witnessed the rare gathering of a marginalized community celebrating their independence from the gender binary, and here was a stupidly cliché reminder of just how deeply the concept of sex is rooted in the rearing of all Americans.
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We traveled to the front lines of the battle in Texas, where religious protesters camp outside rapidly closing clinics, as well as to an abortion spa in Washington, DC, where employees are working to de-stigmatize the stupidly controversial procedure.
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Despite the fact that I studied comparative literature, I found myself stupidly surprised to discover so many synonyms, each with their own nuance; as soon as I felt I had gotten a grasp of one word, 10 others would appear.
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ANDY MCCARTHY, "NATIONAL REVIEW CONTRIBUTING EDITOR": There are misstatements that you make which are innocent misstatements, and then there is stuff that you say which is not only wrong but like so galactically stupidly wrong it&aposs hard to explain.
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"The US mainland will sink into an unimaginable sea of fire on the day when it dares to touch our country by stupidly causing mischief and brandishing its nuclear and sanctions clubs," the commentary -- under the byline Ri Hyo Jin -- warned.
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Instead, Weekend Update and the cold opens are the two spaces where SNL gets blatantly political, and the show keeps leaning on smug, self-congratulatory liberalism, taking easy potshots at Republicans that make conservatives righteously angry and are stupidly one-dimensional.
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It's usually with someone you once loved or still love, or simply hate after a bad break-up, but it can also be someone you met in a bar who you instantly despise as person but find stupidly sexually attractive.
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As a punk rocker, you get stupidly embarrassed by that stuff, and so I would shit on the hit by having wacky performance art come out during the breakdown—stuff like our roadie would start ironing and shit on stage.
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Though Elizabeth, a former horse trainer who was married to Shatner for more than 18 years, walked away scant on equine cum, she did win the former couples' other two, equally-stupidly-named horsies—Belle Reve's So Photogenic and Pebbles.
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" (Actually, she was mixed race, with Portuguese, Chinese and Indian roots.) And even later, when she was at the height of her fame, she told CNN: "Every advert that came out, it would say stupidly, 'The Great China' on it.
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The host still serves up his fair share of "Wow, is Donald Trump's hair dumb" material, and his recent characterization of Eric Trump as the hunchback of the White House is purely silly (and stupidly funny, for what it's worth).
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A small zit — "It's not a stress zit!" she tells Gary, as he stupidly tries to soothe it with scalding hot water — at the beginning of the episode mushrooms into a shiny red mound taking up a large portion of her cheekbone.
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Why it matters: If science can find ways to make us braver — not stupidly brave, just better able to face danger — we might all be more functional people and be more willing to take risks, from starting businesses to living more adventurous lives.
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Certainly that is a notion enthusiastically advanced by his Republican successor, Donald Trump, who scoffs that a soft and squeamish Obama administration has stupidly—and he has even hinted, treasonously—refused to take the fight to the fanatics of Islamic State (IS).
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My wife and I often watch something during dinner, and while we don't usually take 40 minutes to eat, the Switch's design makes it stupidly easy to dock and start back up, without having to fire up another device, and another app.
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Temperatures are now the highest they've ever been in the 136 years we've been keeping track of them, and just in case you don't trust the record-keepers over at NASA, the stupidly hot temperatures were corroborated by the Japan Meteorological Agency.
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Friends of mine in the Star Wars community began reporting in that some stores still had dozens of them in stock, and after another couple of weeks, that price fell again and again, until it reached the stupidly low price of $99.
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"No one has ever reached out to me about it, nor did I feel like there was any point in trying to sue someone if I stupidly signed a contract that said they could do whatever they want with the video," she said.
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On the one hand, Galtung said, Trump might well offer an opportunity to avoid potential conflicts with great power rivals like Russia and China—on the other, he may still, stupidly, fight more unilateral wars and worsen domestic contradictions relating to minorities.
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Ah, Final Fantasy X. Although it's one of the most fondly-regarded entries in Square Enix's (Squeenix to the real heads) stupidly important Final Fantasy role-playing game series, some of its elements don't hold up in the 15 years since its release.
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Whether these adverts are the product of the game's publisher, marketer or developer, or all three, it is clear some of Battlefield 21's creators are not above treating the First World War frivolously, stupidly, if they think it could increase sales.
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When Washington attempted to salvage his stature by personally leading the first U.S. Army against the rebels as the nation's last active commander in chief, the rebels faded into the landscape, leaving Washington looking stupidly around the Western frontier for someone to fight.
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A lot of well-known stocks are in this stupidly overbought category: (RSI >70 = overbought) Micron 90 Microchip Tech 88 Lam Research 82 Xilinx 82 And a lot of well-known software names are in the same camp: (RSI >70 = overbought) Salesforce.
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There's also that devil on your shoulder, pointing out that luxury car you've been pining over, or conjuring dreams of a boating trip around the world, or stupidly giving you the idea that trying a burger that's been idiotically infused with gold flakes is necessary.
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The President said the police "acted stupidly," which he later acknowledged in an interview with The Atlantic's Ta-Nehisi Coates was a poor choice of words and said the uproar that followed those remarks drove home for him how much a president's words matter.
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Lee's next target is Kenny, whose time with Rachel he interrupts in order to talk to Rachel for a second time, and to show her a block of wood he stupidly carved with the knife his grandfather used to carry around during Jim Crow.
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The notch in the iPhone X is used to accommodate the Face ID tech that gives it its technological edge, but for a large swathe of consumers, the notch will simply be an identifier to show that you have the latest, stupidly expensive iPhone.
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If you're unfamiliar with Meyers, she has a knack for creating hilariously chaotic worlds where characters wear daring all-white outfits all the time, have stupidly gorgeous kitchens, and get their hearts broken to pieces only to have them repaired again in a hot second.
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The good news is that Samsung seems to be hearing your cries of travel woe and is setting up Galaxy Note 7 exchange booths at airports in various countries, in order to ensure no customer stupidly takes a dangerous device on-board an airplane.
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I realized how many years had passed since that first tizzy, how many memories I'd lost, how many opportunities I'd squandered, how stupidly oblivious It was that all my friends were well aware of what was going on but had no idea how to help.
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This is a process not worth paying attention to, except that if it were to go stupidly wrong (and this is DC after all), we might suddenly find that the thousands of AI startups in the Valley suddenly become "definitely not AI" startups post-haste.
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He was arrested right outside the federal prosecutor's office on Thursday, "stupidly hanging around", one person familiar with the investigation said, and detectives have been trying to figure out if he was reconnoitring the area for an attack on the heart of the investigation itself.
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In a sequence that's by turns heartbreaking and as stupidly hilarious as something from a scatological teen comedy film, Brandeis recollects her struggles with constipation — that is to say her struggles with pretending to be constipated so as to keep up the Crohn's disease ruse.
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"I love u all but I have been stabbed in the back by someone I stupidly trusted (not my man or my sisters) I am not about to be tried and tested to snitch and it's not in good taste to tell you who," she wrote.
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But the startup has figured out how to package it in a way that is almost stupidly simple for a retailer to use — all they do is add a line of code to their site, which calls a custom API whenever a customer lands on the site.
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Seeing as how a former reality star runs America and the EPA is helmed by a dude who's one bad haircut away from being a Captain Planet villain, it's only appropriate that a stupidly named submarine is going to play a pivotal role in understanding climate change.
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Leila Ettachfini, assistant editor When I wake up everyday and stupidly open the internet, often before I'm even fully awake (bad, I know), it can feel like I've been stomped all over with the world's dirtiest metal boots before my feet have even touched the ground.
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"The first thing he said that struck me was when he said the Cambridge police acted stupidly," she said, referring to Mr. Obama's remark about the arrest of Henry Louis Gates Jr., a black Harvard professor, in 2009 as Mr. Gates tried to enter his own home.
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After, which is often classified as YA despite its graphic sex scenes, is stupidly popular, garnering over ONE BILLION reads on Wattpad, a social media platform for writers to share their work, selling over 15 million print copies, and securing a big screen adaptation, which hits theatres April 12.
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After that, we walked through several alleys and tiny streets—past the stupidly long lines of the Tokyo outposts of Dominique Ansel and L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon—to his favorite Japanese bakery, where my mind was shattered yet again by the simple deliciousness of a savory curry donut.
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Jason, who played Wayne Arnold on the show, tells us he has a prescription for Ambien and stupidly took one before hopping in the truck for a quick errand, he had no alcohol in his system ... he's thankful cops got him off the road before anything really bad happened.
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For most imaginative people, before they get to an age when concepts such as mortgages and expensive divorces can be fully understood, the fantasy of having ridiculously large, swimming-pool-full-of-notes amounts of money usually means fantasising about stupidly fun, if ultimately unfeasible, things to buy.
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Belcampo had been offering these burgers for a stupidly low priced of $15 (normally priced at $23) as part of their Burger Awareness Month, one week of which was dedicated to ensuring that all of their customers get a chance to enjoy their premium meats at least once.
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I tried to give Z. room to dance but he held me tight, making me move alongside him, his flank hot against mine, his arm hot against my back, so that I felt myself swept by a wave of happiness or joy, my face stretched stupidly in a grin.
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Usually, pop songs are about one of three defined things: heartbreak, friendship, or being so stupidly in love you can't even assemble a bowl of Cornflakes without staring blissfully off into the middle distance and spilling milk all over the units—but sometimes relationships don't fit into those categories.
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"I stupidly posted a picture of her and I on graduation, which she had asked me not to do," Judge said, adding that she only did so after Simon had posted photos of Sidney's graduation that didn't include Judge — a move that caused tabloids to report that 'Tamra's not invited.
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It's fast, but not as secure as the fingerprint sensor, which is now located on the back (in the center, where it should be unlike on the S8 an Note 8, which is stupidly next to the rear camera) and is also the only way to authenticate Android Pay transactions.
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As for Barack Obama, I think we are still too close to say, though I agree with Jamelle Bouie that Obama's turning point — almost certainly unintentional — came during a press conference in which he said the Cambridge, Massachusetts, police "acted stupidly" in the arrest of Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates.
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"The fact that they're so terrified of any level of criticism that they're willing to come out with these ridiculous fees—and, honestly in this case, borderline intimidation—to cover up a stupidly oversized mug, is entirely unsurprising and in keeping with the FCC and the Trump administration," Brown said.
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When Amazon started selling its Dash buttons in 2015, it seemed like an April Fools' joke—an empire built on making everything stupidly easy to purchase somehow made it even easier and more mindless for users to get the dopamine rush of consumerism and order something with a literal touch of a button.
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You likely have at least one foodie friend who posts pictures of every amazing meal she eats, the buddy who always seems to be traveling to some exotic location, and maybe even one who's a new mom (and has a page full of stupidly cute baby pics, just in case you forgot).
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Sure, there are a fair share of songs about heartbreak and the odd questionable tale of a fictional baby brother's drowning as a metaphor for a relationship, but a substantial chunk of their discography—Digital Ash in a Digital Urn, especially—is just about being alive and how stupidly difficult it can be.
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A largely negative critical reception to The Spirits Within; disappointment from core Final Fantasy fans regarding its complete departure from the series's magic and materia, chocobos, and dudes with stupidly proportioned swords; and the film's failure to see a box office return on its costs of £137 million [$250 million] equalled a stinker.
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It's an obvious statement—numbers are information—but one that might lead to absurd conclusions, as a computer scientist named Phil Carmody attempted to demonstrate in 2001 with the discovery and publication of a stupidly long prime number representing a section of forbidden computer code implementing a DVD decoding algorithm known as DeCSS.
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After reading Dave Eggers's "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," I stupidly thought I too should type up self-indulgent, 5,000-word riffs about, say, finding an apartment in New York or taking surf lessons while on assignment with the Obamas in Hawaii, things that had little to do with the larger story.
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Read more:Rafael Nadal married his long-time girlfriend in a lavish wedding at a Spanish fortress with 350 guestsPhotos from Rafael Nadal&aposs Spanish wedding show a reception fit for tennis royaltyRafael Nadal and Odell Beckham Jr. may play in their stupidly expensive watches, but that doesn&apost mean you should too
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If Marc Bergevin makes a speech about how Weber does things numbers can't explain the way Dean Lombardi did for Doughty last year, voters who take everything general managers say at face value will nod stupidly in agreement like they did last year and put Weber at the top of their ballots.
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" It all started when one of the talk show's co-hosts, Tamar Braxton, took to Instagram with a picture of her sister singer Toni Braxton hugging her and a caption that began, "I love u all but I have been stabbed in the back by someone I stupidly trusted (not my man or my sisters).
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The Holiday exists in a world where women can run in three-inch heels, wear necklaces to bed, and somehow emerge from a drunken stupor with their hair perfectly blown out and lipstick intact, ready to be sexily embarrassed by a stupidly hot hookup who is already downstairs making coffee, because he's also a dear.
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It's not as if she's ever actually done anything; she is, in all likelihood, just a dull old Tory living in several stupidly large palaces; her ceremonial role could be executed just as well by pretty much any member of the public, or by one of her corgis, or by one of her waxworks.
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Rahul Khopkar knows this as the chef behind the four-month-old, 16-seat Ramen Hood stall at Grand Central Market in downtown LA. And you may soon confirm this yourself as you slurp his stupidly decadent, glossy, umami-filled tonkotsu broth, complete with a perfectly runny egg yolk and eggy noodles—which happens to be 100-percent vegan.
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And this was ultimately a shortcoming of mine, because I knew we were going to want to follow some white kids, but I gave primacy to the black and biracial kids, in terms of our casting, initially thinking — erroneously and kind of stupidly, honestly — that it wouldn't be that hard to find some good white student candidates.
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IDK man maybe this is a bit rogue but I just feel like FJM is the type of dude who would be presented with a stupidly hot hot sauce and eat it in front of a large group of people to assert his dominance despite it meaning he won't be able to like, speak for approx.
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The showrunners consistently underestimated viewers, most egregiously making us endure a way-too-long scene of Joffrey Baratheon forcing two prostitutes to abuse each other when we already understand his character to be stupidly evil from plenty of earlier examples—like having the butcher's boy murdered in Season 1 or beating and humiliating Sansa in court in Season 2, Episode 4.
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It took a total of three months for him to manufacture a $12 million dollar budgeted film—grossing a stupidly terrible $4.9 million, and it took slightly less than a month for it to be stripped from theaters An obvious corporate squeeze encouraged this shit, which in part had to do with the juggernaut that was American Idol at the time.
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This could be any January weekend in Rio, were it not for the fact that the Brazilians gathered here are wrapped up in heavy coats, beanie hats, and thick scarves, and hunkered down over steaming mugs of cinnamon-infused milk, rather than kicking back in shorts and rubber-soled flip flops to enjoy a beer served estupidamente gelada (stupidly cold).
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You tediously remove small chunks from your paycheck, lamely put them away in some snooze-ass mutual fund, watch it all slowly appreciate over a period of many, many years, and then, finally, after you've inched close enough to death to smell it, you finally stupidly take it all out and spend it on some new toy for your nephew.
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" On Sunday, the 72nd anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, the CNN news scrawl blared, in customary if alarming all caps, a statement from the North Korean state-run newspaper that the United States "will sink into an unimaginable sea of fire on the day when it dares to touch our country by stupidly causing mischief and brandishing its nuclear and sanctions clubs.
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"Bridesmaids" (2011), "The Heat" (2013), and last year's "Spy" were all R-rated comedies, none of which demanded much in the way of special effects, unless you count the bathroom sequence from "Bridesmaids"—a retching rebuke to Mary Wollstonecraft, who stupidly forgot, while issuing her feminist call to arms, more than two centuries ago, to mention a woman's fundamental right to barf.
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" In a speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, he said it would be his "number-one priority...to dismantle the disastrous deal," adding that the "problem is that [Iran] can keep the terms and still get the bomb by simply running out the clock," and that they'll "keep the billions and billions of dollars that we so stupidly and foolishly gave them.
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Then he gets a call from the hospital that she has taken a turn, and he gets on a very expensive private helicopter to be by her side, to tell her the things he hasn't told her, or hasn't told her often enough, to make up for these lost days when he was stupidly trying to make money rather than being a husband and father.
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Read more: Rafael Nadal and Odell Beckham Jr. may play in their stupidly expensive watches, but that doesn't mean you should tooBeckham wore a $189,500 watch while playing last weekIt's been just over a week since Beckham first attracted attention for wearing an orange RM 11-03, which he paid $189,500 for, in his first game with the Cleveland Browns, The Washington Post discovered.
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But just by way of context, let me take you back to the summer of 2009, when, following the arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis "Skip" Gates at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a new-on-the-job President Barack Obama said that the Cambridge police had "acted stupidly" in arresting a man who had clear evidence he was trying to enter his own home.
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The imperfection and chillness of Andersen's work makes it stupidly relatable, especially for young women; Sarah is always at odds with growing up, and her identity as a millennial woman in America is characterized in anxious frames, as seen when Sarah laments the disorienting, unattainable beauty created by Snapchat filters, or when she illustrates the severity of her period, or how one's life can fall to shambles while obsessively mastering makeup tutorials on YouTube.
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At this year's Sundance Film Festival, Leo's stunts inspired Vanity Fair to ask celebrities what the craziest thing they've ever done on-screen, and the answers ranged from the downright disgusting (Nick Kroll admitted to eating dog food onstage, twice) to the embarrassing (Kathryn Hahn's love scene with Josh Radnor resulted in a nude thong that moved out of place) to the downright dangerous (Armie Hammer bravely/stupidly rode a horse through a moving train).
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It doesn't mean it has, it doesn't mean it always has, it doesn't mean it only always will, it doesn't mean if we don't do it stupidly, imperfectly, haltingly, hesitantly, but if I want it to change, if I want those people to not vote like that again, if I want those folks to not support Islamophobic policies and racist policing, then I will tell you, in addition to the moral dimension, pragmatically speaking, hating them is counterproductive.
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