This year's political surprises are, actually, not surprises at all.
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Do you want little surprises, do you want big surprises?
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There were no surprises in the verdicts and no surprises in the reactions.
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What surprises me—actually what surprises me—is how fast it goes by.
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I had some surprises I mean, I was worried about surprises every day.
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It's surprises that knock the market down; and, by definition, surprises are not anticipated.
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Also, there have been no big surprises in China and no big surprises in commodities.
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And you know there will be surprises, but I think they will be good surprises.
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"Every time he surprises me he comes back and outdoes himself and surprises me again," said Sen.
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The point is, there are good surprises and there are bad surprises in both life and hockey.
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" Holloway continued ... "Don't let the bad surprises distract you from the good surprises in this great sport.
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Not all surprises are in the Fall And there have been other, earlier surprises this election season.
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If that surprises you to remember — as it surprises me — that's because so much else has happened since.
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"Surprises…surprises #ComingSoon," the actress captioned an Instagram post on Wednesday, sharing a teaser of what's to come.
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HEMMER: May be the Korean leaders meeting yesterday was another one of the surprises in a long list of surprises.
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"Positive surprises from retail sales, survey, and industrial production data outweighed negative surprises from housing data," the New York Fed said.
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Control room producers fear surprises; surprises created by the network's own employee would be a sure ticket to the unemployment line.
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When Brandon finally steps into the spotlight, it surprises Marianne, the object of his affections (Kate Winslet), but it hardly surprises the viewer.
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"Positive surprises from surveys and manufacturing data outweighed negative surprises from retail sales and housing data," the New York Fed said on its website.
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Microsoft probably has some actual surprises in store for the latter half of the year, but what those surprises might be is anyone's guess.
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Citi Research's gauge on U.S. economic data surprises was solidly positive in April and May, when its barometer for euro zone surprises was sharply negative.
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Not to mention, that ticket comes with free valet parking and "a few more surprises," though it's unclear whether those surprises include a jade egg.
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There are already a lot of surprises in Netflix's The OA, but one of the biggest surprises happens during the first episode of the second season.
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But the U.S., along with the U.K., has had the most negative economic surprises of any economy, while Europe has had the most positive economic surprises.
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The No Surprises Act eliminates these types of surprises by taking patients out of the middle of these disputes that should occur between insurers, hospitals and providers.
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U.S. data surprises have started to accelerate a little bit, but the big key is U.S. inflation surprises have been underperforming the rest of the world, said McCormick.
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By embracing humility — recognizing the inevitability of surprises and unknowns — and concentrating on systems that can survive and indeed benefit from such surprises, we can triumph over volatility.
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PLAN SURPRISES Surprises, Ms. Palma said, never get old, and incorporating unexpected elements throughout your trip is a fun way to restore your romantic bond with your partner.
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The risk of spoiling even a second of the film's surprises — surprises they, the Russo brothers, and Feige toiled so hard to make work — weighs heavily on both screenwriters.
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One of the greatest frustrations of this season is that all its action was effectively foreshadowed, meaning that surprises were only really surprises to the characters, not the audience.
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S. Inflation Surprises vs Europe, Japan & G10' click reut.
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Expect lots of liquid nitrogen — and lots of surprises.
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There were surprises — messes left in their vandalized cars.
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Check out the vid ... Charlie's always full of surprises.
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As of last Friday, with 15% of the companies in the S&P 500 reporting results, 84% had posted positive earnings surprises and 22020% had reported positive sales surprises, according to FactSet.
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Brittleness is the inability of a system to cope with surprises, and, as we apply computers to situations that are ever more interconnected and layered, our systems are confounded by ever more surprises.
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So there's some additional surprises in there that are new.
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Is there anything about Polyvore's handbag intel that surprises you?
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The surprises kept coming on Rachael Ray's 50th birthday episode.
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Just watch out for surprises around your plans this evening.
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Unless Jennifer Lawrence is involved, there's rarely room for surprises.
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Although I must say, I'm a big fan of surprises.
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His show and win money from Saturday night weren't surprises.
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Any surprises once you were watching the show at home?
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There are all sorts of surprises, both funny and tragic.
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Still, they choose each other — messes, surprises, pains, and all.
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Could the company have a few unleaked surprises this year?
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Yet, she surprises me, obliges me to questions those assumptions.
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Surprises arrive as you go through your normal, everyday routine.
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However, there were one or two surprises this year, too.
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"I had a few surprises reading her book," she says.
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Any surprises pop up in the year you were born?
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Lucious texts that he's on his way, which surprises everyone.
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Surprises will pop up in your intimate relationships this evening.
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However, this does not account for any surprises in testing.
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Of course, there's always the chance of a few surprises.
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Divisional surprises Perhaps this should be higher on the list.
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"Halloween is full of frights and surprises," the host said.
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That's because the annual VMAs thrive on surprises and controversy.
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How it tests, remakes, and surprises the best of us.
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The rest of the minutes didn't contain a lot surprises.
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Does he roll out any major legislative proposals or surprises?
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And here's the other thing: Life is full of surprises.
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But the healing power of connection is what surprises us.
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House with 85 Surprises — $189 (list price $199.99) L.O.L. Surprise!
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He is polling at 1% in Iowa, which surprises many.
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Okay, maybe not "surprises," but there was some good stuff.
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However, there are also a few surprises in the mix.
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Surprises in your career and public life take place today.
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"This is fluid; surprises are not ruled out," Straszheim said.
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The show's writing is crisp, avoiding clichés and bringing surprises.
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The KKW Beauty founder is a wealth of beauty surprises.
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Public life there, too, has been full of surprises lately.
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Soldiers would love it, to help avoid nasty, hidden surprises.
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But the economy is also capable of some welcome surprises.
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Even after the final scene, the show still had surprises.
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Who – no surprises here – showed up in his golden undies.
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"You don't want any surprises when it comes to taxes."
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Jenna Bush Hager kept the surprises coming on Monday morning.
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It surprises me that Apple continues to let that fly.
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Live television calls for some surprises every now and then.
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Live in Hollywood for long enough and nothing surprises you.
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"Life is full of surprises, bad and good," Draco reflects.
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But you see, the cosmetics company is full of surprises.
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"Definitely he surprises me — absolutely," Bening was quick to agree.
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So there could certainly be some surprises left in store.
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Big surprises will pop up at home this morning, Capricorn.
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If that news surprises you, you're not the only one.
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But the man was full of surprises, his family says.
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House with 2229.99 Surprises — $2339.99 (list price $289.99) L.O.L. Surprise!
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"What can I say, I'm full of surprises," she says.
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And that may lead to the third and fourth surprises.
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That's why this cheap shot brief surprises us so much.
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Still, there will undoubtedly be some surprises in the capsule.
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This morning brings unexpected surprises and brilliant bursts of inspiration.
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The rapier pace surprises even those closest to the project.
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WATCH THIS: Mom Surprises Son With Trip To Disney 7.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Uranus, the planet of surprises, reenters Aries.
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And there are a lot of surprises in this episode.
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But the Pentagon isn't just interested in anticipating surprises abroad.
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All jokes aside tonight's episode will certainly feature some surprises.
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" She continued, "We're doing a lot of fun, cool surprises.
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So I think there are still going to be surprises.
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This should help cut out some of those nasty surprises.
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Its religious life will probably give us many more surprises.
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Surprises are popping up and passion is in the air.
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" "The FBI has a policy of not announcing October surprises.
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This climate might have had some other, more ominous surprises.
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It seems all but certain that Election Day surprises await.
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Since there really were no surprises in forecasts, it's inexplicable.
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There are few surprises and few flashes of unpolished candor.
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Toni I guess the last one surprises me a bit.
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"The Hangover" (2009) is a comedy that's full of surprises.
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Even so, the September employment figures were full of surprises.
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The timing surprises me but not that they're pulling out.
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Look at this to make sure there are no surprises.
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"Nothing really surprises us anymore," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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Dan Price is a CEO with a flair for surprises.
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There aren't any surprises, but every bad thing carries weight.
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What were the biggest surprises about designing for this market?
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"I do not think anything surprises Mama June," Taveras says.
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In general, the debate had no surprises from either side.
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LG's apparently not much for surprises at this year's CES.
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Some interesting surprises around these themes will come shortly after!
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Big surprises arrive this evening concerning your career and relationships.
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More surprises like this could really make 2018 something special.
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This evening brings surprises, especially around your career or reputation.
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There are no surprises in the world of consumer electronics.
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There were no moments of high drama and few surprises.
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But by this point, we were used to such surprises.
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There are some surprises, like the popularity of fresh liver.
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Khashoggi's murder is only the most famous of those surprises.
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There are surprises, including a brief turn from Jean Smart.
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The Fed wanted to avoid surprises, and it has succeeded.
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Then improved genome sequencing and closer scrutiny brought more surprises.
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You're feeling chatty today, and surprises will arrive this afternoon.
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If so, there may be many more surprises to come.
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"Baikal prepares new surprises," said the founder of the race.
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The cities include existing tech hubs, and a few surprises.
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I suggested that there were sometimes surprises you couldn't predict.
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There were no big surprises; those had mostly come earlier.
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Surprises, especially in your friend circle, will pop up today.
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But a few had surprises they never could have imagined.
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Again, this lowers the risk of surprises in the end.
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This show can still offer surprises, can you believe it?
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Surprises like this are great when you're far from home.
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So we started talking about this years ago — no surprises.
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This is when surprises at the World Cup end — usually.
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It's not very long and will seem full of surprises.
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We'll toss in a few surprises that night, too. Sweet!
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Green checks were placed next to stars, performances and surprises.
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Mr. Bolton has now provided the latest of those surprises.
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Can't wait to see how Paltrow surprises us this time!
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Wien has been publishing his list of surprises since 1986.
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Surprises are inevitable, especially as the merger cycle turns downward.
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The biggest surprises confirm what an unbelievable slimeball Connie is.
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There are also pertinent surprises and rarities on the site.
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The ceremony itself was filled with tears, laughter — and surprises.
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Surprises come your way as the moon meets electric Uranus.
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"No more surprises, no more secrets," the Texas Republican said.
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Perhaps there's space for a few more surprises next year?
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The Indian government of Narendra Modi likes to pull surprises.
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The details revealed by BMW offer up a few surprises.
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There were few surprises in this year's list of nominees.
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"We got a couple of surprises left," Mr. Giuliani said.
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What it did not have were any revelations or surprises.
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That could be the first of the surprises to come.
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It never surprises me when there's differences among my friends.
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All we know is that with impeachments come political surprises.
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That's what made October surprises so effective in swinging elections.
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It surprises me how many people have seen that movie.
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"In politics surprises happen as they did today," he said.
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Yes, there were some nice surprises at this year's Emmys.
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O.J. Simpson: Parole In JeopardyKanye West: Surprises Fan w/ Yeezys
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Long before Friday's sell-off, Wien predicted several market pullbacks throughout the year, as one of the surprises on his annual "Ten Surprises for 2020" list, which he puts out at the beginning of January.
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This is only a small batch of the launches, as the retailer confirms exciting surprises from Fenty Beauty, Benefit, Briogeo, and Urban Decay are still to come, so we'll report back with those surprises soon.
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Sometimes, life throws the most unexpected, yet beautiful, surprises your way.
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My first year in the United States was full of surprises.
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The ground is already well trodden, so there are fewer surprises.
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LOS ANGELES — Surprises almost never happen anymore at the Academy Awards.
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Mercury meets with your ruling planet Uranus, bringing surprises at home.
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And, naturally, nice surprises and money look good to Wall Street.
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It possesses a very exciting energy, bringing surprises wherever it goes.
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Follow your intuition and enjoy the surprises that come your way.
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And same question for the Reddit community, positive or negative, surprises?
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The year of 2018 was intense, exciting, and full of surprises.
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Some of his greatest opportunities have come as the biggest surprises.
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It's a surprise to the marketplace, and markets don't like surprises.
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Surprises pop up today, and your relationships are also in focus.
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Although they aren't allergic to change, most Goats don't love surprises.
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He loves to build I don't think there's any surprises here.
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It's the final unexpected twist in an outfit full of surprises.
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And there are a few more fun surprises to come too.
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It's why many of us enjoy surprises, or sleight of hand.
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The study published Wednesday in the journal Nature had several surprises.
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Surprises will arrive at home and in your intimate relationships today.
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Yes, I'm A Witch, Too offers other quirks, tweaks and surprises.
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Surprises and extra goodies are always fun in any subscription box.
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When you walk in that room, there should be no surprises.
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Little does she know, Jeremy's got two big surprises for her.
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Season five is visually striking, but the story packs bigger surprises.
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One can only wonder what other surprises she has in store.
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"The size of capital here quite often surprises people," Cunningham said.
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They've been doing really well and have had very positive surprises.
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Surprises are the norm, so plans necessarily change on the fly.
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Either way, markets could be in for a few surprises yet.
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As per usual, Taylor Swift's latest album is packed with surprises.
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Consumer-facing names make up the potential positive surprises this week.
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Life is full of surprises, and sometimes they're even good ones.
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Finally, it's the Sun, on July 20, which will bring surprises.
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But this year, the release calendar was inked with fun surprises.
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What surprises is how the script always stops short of melodrama.
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Hamas called it the "first of many surprises" planned for Ramadan.
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Year after year, Starbucks brings us Pumpkin Spice Latte-themed surprises.
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That said, there were some interesting notes and a few surprises.
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Surprises pop up at home when the moon clashes with Uranus.
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But he surprises me by taking the day off work today!
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The October surprises go back to Anita Hill's testimony on Oct.
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"Bibi is risk-averse and hates surprises," explains one Likud politician.
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The 2019 Academy Award nominations are in — with a few surprises!
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Ellen DeGeneres often surprises the guests she has on her show.
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Surprises will arrive, but an anchoring energy will come this evening.
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But it was also a year of pleasant surprises in Washington.
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The fact that League has grown so much surprises its creators.
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If you're a gadget head, some of those surprises are great.
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Chances are, though, there's plenty of surprises left for today's events.
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Moss has already warned fans this season is full of surprises.
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But it always surprises me how effective and emotional it is.
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Financials have delivered the biggest surprises, according to analysis by Barclays.
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I can't wait for this season's surprises to finally be revealed.
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However, the Album of the Year was full of pleasant surprises.
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As for the technology in these TVs, don't expect many surprises.
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As expected, the Fed minutes released on Wednesday showed no surprises.
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But music's biggest night has also provided its share of surprises.
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I'm full of surprises like the end of The Usual Suspects.
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Surprises are on the way this morning, especially in your relationships!
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Maybe there will be some surprises at next week's Google event.
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"Nothing's surprising anymore and surprises are great!" reads the Playdate's FAQ.
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Let's take a look at the big surprises of the night.
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Castle Rock's biggest successes in those early hours are the surprises.
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Let's keep looking, the fossil record is always full of surprises!
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Once again, the lineup is peppered with surprises and doesn't disappoint.
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If that number surprises you, it downright stunned the show's host.
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Both companies could drop surprises when they announce their upcoming devices.
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How would you/have you reacted to such requests or surprises?
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They "were among the surprises that appeared one day," she recalls.
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But for all her scientific rigor, she is full of surprises.
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And there are bound to be some big surprises in store.
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The Walking Dead is a show built on suspense and surprises.
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"I think we're going to have some great surprises," he added.
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Not all of these surprises will come to pass, of course.
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Behave in a way that surprises yourself and you'll see growth.
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"We don't hold back surprises," Williamson says of the mystery man.
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Still reeling from the surprises in last week's Golden Globe nominations?
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That being said, Sun and Moon does offer up unexpected surprises.
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The moon clashes with Uranus at 11:24 PM, bringing surprises.
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And I have some more surprises that I haven't announced yet.
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Even so, the unique aspects of this confirmation fight ensure surprises.
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The Moon squares Uranus at 10:42 PM, bringing unexpected surprises.
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We can't wait to see what other surprises are in store.
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When these two planets clash, we can expect surprises and drama.
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The news of Viall's post-Bachelor plans surprises just about nobody.
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Venus also connects with unruly Uranus, bringing surprises to your relationships.
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It just focuses on humor, surprises, and having a good time.
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That night, Offred surprises the Commander in front of his office.
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But Lucy Hale has proven before that she's full of surprises.
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But Hilton, believe it or not, is full of surprises. Surprise!
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As with every presidential race, the potential for significant surprises looms.
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Surprises are still possible on Tuesday in a quickly changing environment.
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I had the impression that their complicity still surprises them daily.
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Lots of WeirdNo CES would be complete without strangeness and surprises.
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Yes, but: Not all the surprises have been bad, they note.
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She surprises Claire by asking her how to prevent a pregnancy.
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She bursts into the motel room and surprises Coates and Dixon.
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But history has shown Putin to be a master of surprises.
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A former spy, he is secretive and likes to pull surprises.
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"What surprises life gives you," Mario Simeone said of Gerardo's schizophrenia.
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There are no surprises, really; people have patterns to their actions.
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I think we're going to see some big surprises this week.
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It still surprises me how the man made it out unharmed.
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And plan for surprises by adding some cushion to your budget.
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"We got a couple of surprises left," Mr. Giuliani said, smiling.
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" And I think it surprises people when I answer, "Yes, absolutely.
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It's full of gut-wrenching surprises that catch us off guard.
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Finally, it clashes with Uranus at 12:14 AM, bringing surprises.
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Ariana Grande was full of surprises on Thursday night's Tonight Show.
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The moon connects with Uranus at 7:50 PM, bringing surprises.
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Keep things flexible, Sagittarius—surprises abound as you run your errands!
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Graceful Venus harmonizes with Uranus, the planet of surprises, on Wednesday.
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To talk about both, I'll have to spoil Beyond's pleasant surprises.
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The Moon connects with Uranus at 11:01 PM, bringing surprises.
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Carol surprises Cookie by showing up drunk to the red carpet.
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I also helped Letho—one of my favorite surprises, that quest.
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I catch my reflection in a window and it surprises me.
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Halloween brings plenty of surprises, thanks to Venus's opposition to Uranus.
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The Moon connects with Uranus at 9:46 PM, bringing surprises.
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The much-awaited RBI board meeting ended without any negative surprises.
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Click here to get Wien's full list of surprises for 2018.
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And even as programming clichés irk, there are surprises to appreciate.
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Each creates its own world, full of surprises and multiple rewards.
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Her book is terrifically encouraging, if not exactly filled with surprises.
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"There are all these wonderful surprises with Steve," Ms. Basile said.
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But beyond that, the movie offers conventional gratifications and no surprises.
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But these are minor quibbles compared to the surprises in store.
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"But it surprises me you don't know this issue," he added.
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The Moon connects with Uranus at 5:23 PM, bringing surprises.
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Surprises in love and in your creative process arrive this evening.
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But surprises like this one can be difficult to pull off.
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But life is full of surprises, and so is Japanese food.
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It would reduce the risk of unpleasant surprises down the road.
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Just one of a few surprises on a wild Saturday night.
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"It surprises me that you don't know this issue," he replied.
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That race was one of the biggest surprises of election night.
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The I.R.S. suggests performing a "paycheck checkup" annually to avoid surprises.
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It was not a night of surprises, but one of retrenchment.
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This novel is not, it must be said, full of surprises.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Sometimes the New York Times Crossword surprises even me.
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It's worth watching whether Michigan turns up any surprises on Tuesday.
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Civics A primary season that has already been full of surprises.
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It often surprises people to learn, for example, that Roe v.
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Unexpected surprises will come your way in your relationships this evening.
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Greater access to information means fewer impromptu decisions and fewer surprises.
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There are happy surprises, too, including a kouign-amann wedding cake.
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Sabathia has been one of the surprises of the Yankees' season.
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Maybe the company is saving some surprises for Tuesday's event. Maybe.
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That way, at least, investors can steel themselves for unpleasant surprises.
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Here's a guide to the day's big takeaways, snubs and surprises.
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Go deeper: U.S. economy surprises with 266,000 new jobs in November
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If anything it had a dovish tilt, there were no surprises.
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I don't like surprises, especially the kind that cost me money.
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Either way, Watson should expect more surprises than in Week 6.
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Bob Bland, Michigan's longtime equipment manager, is responsible for the surprises.
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The Muslim women meandered through their answers politely, with occasional surprises.
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"It was a children's book, which still surprises me," he said.
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Nona binning is another one of the Ultra's special photography surprises.
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It's short on surprises, and the ones on offer aren't pleasant.
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More surprises were found at the top and bottom of Jupiter.
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We're all wondering what new surprises are in store for 2018.
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A kangaroo surprises a cyclist in the middle of the road.
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More surprises are surely in store in the 2020s and beyond.
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There should be at least a few surprises — or potentially many.
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Still, there were a few surprises on the airline award list.
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More surprises will be unveiled as the premiere date inches closer.
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The moon enters Scorpio and opposes Uranus, bringing surprises about money!
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Surprises pop up in your relationships as the moon opposes Uranus.
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Research about other planets in the solar system revealed surprises, too.
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Other than that, there are no many surprises in this teardown.
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Big surprises are thought to destabilize the economy, hurting economic growth.
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GRAPHIC - U.S. economic surprises surge as euro zone flags: here(4).
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There were even a few surprises before the talks broke down.
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The sun and Uranus meet to bring you surprises early today.
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Have you found pleasant surprises like this on tour a lot?
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And the timeliness of certain themes and issues surprises even us.
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The moon connects with Uranus at 5:47 PM, bringing surprises.
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The Moon connects with Uranus at 1:40 AM, bringing surprises.
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I don't think there was anything in the way of surprises.
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It's a chatty, busy afternoon with surprises popping up at home.
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A few surprises, all of them unpleasant, are on the list.
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There are going to be some surprises definitely coming, I promise you.
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With 30 minutes left, BF surprises me and shows up with sandwiches.
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In the world of venture-funded companies, not much surprises industry observers.
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Even after running for hours, it can still create some real surprises.
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"I don't really love surprises," Conrad explained to PEOPLE at the time.
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The universe surely has plenty of surprises hiding in its depths.[PRL]
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Most elections have "October surprises" but this one has an advent calendar.
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A higher reading on the index indicates more positive economic data surprises.
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On August 26, my horoscope told to brace for surprises and breakthroughs.
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There were a couple of surprises involved with that film as well.
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The Moon opposes Uranus at 6:25 PM—watch out for surprises!
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Expect surprises at 12:42 AM when the Moon connects with Uranus.
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Venus will square off with electric Uranus on June 14, bringing surprises.
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Maybe she just shows up at the diner and surprises her friends?
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Luckily, this ruined world still has a few surprises up its sleeve.
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MNL: That really surprises me because comics are such a political medium.
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Which is to say, when something surprises O'Sullivan, it's a big deal.
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But there are definitely more surprises to come in terms of dragons.
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It no longer surprises me when white people talk about being white.
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There are some surprises on the list including gym chain Planet Fitness.
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Paulsen also sees rising economic momentum in positive measures of economic surprises.
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President Donald Trump's State of the Union address also held few surprises.
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That is, of course, if Samsung doesn't have more surprises in store.
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Surprises will arrive at 1:46 PM when the Moon opposes Uranus.
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Plenty of surprises…like, a favorite sandal going missing kind of surprise.
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But there were surprises all the way through the very, very end.
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For all its current and looming woes, Derry still generates pleasant surprises.
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They are low on surprises, chainsaws, screams and characters hiding in cupboards.
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"It will be a hub full of surprises and excitement," Zeiger said.
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No surprises here, ultra-dark being a seductive hue, and highly mediagenic.
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That is why lead can spring surprises on even the statistical experts.
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There were twists and surprises — but they were simple and well-designed.
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And, of course, Samsung always has a few surprises up its sleeves.
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Demi Lovato's birthday weekend began on Friday with a couple major surprises.
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As evidence, he noted that indexes of economic surprises are mostly higher.
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Surprises at work arrive this morning, but the changes may be helpful!
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Your social life will also be busy, with surprises arriving this morning.
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It's a new month, which means literally no more October surprises (Whew!).
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Surprises and puzzles in Venice and Vienna, from Sean Scully to Tintoretto.
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Life is full of surprises, and yesterday I got a happy one.
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Big surprises around these themes arrive today, Sagittarius, and so much excitement!
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Based on economic surprises, global economic momentum has changed quickly this year.
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Mr Hammond will hope that, for once, productivity surprises on the upside.
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So there's plenty of room for some other surprises on October 9th.
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Husband knows I love pistachio and sweets and surprises me with baklava!
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The Grammys red carpet is always filled with style and beauty surprises.
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And who knows what surprises might lurk on insurers' revised balance-sheets?
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The fewer surprises, the less opportunity there will be for awkward situations.
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The Moon in Libra opposes Uranus at 1:32 AM, bringing surprises.
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We used to bother going to movie theaters because we expected surprises.
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" Other surprises: Maureen Dowd: "I marvel at Donald Trump's talent for cliffhangers.
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If your answer surprises me, I'll share it with the AM family.
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Unexpected, playful surprises pop up during this introspective day for you, Cap!
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Combine the two, and we have over-the-top changes and surprises.
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But a highly functioning finance team can help avoid those negative surprises.
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Sea of Solitude EA always manages to roll out some indie surprises.
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Will the surprises that Uranus brings your way be painful or awesome?
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We do very little production ourselves, actually, which usually surprises most people.
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"Doug Risebrough encouraged us to go for the unknown surprises," McPhee said.
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By electing Clinton, America will get all our Hillarys, and no surprises.
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That way, you can avoid any potential surprises before it's too late.
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All this, and plenty of surprises are coming in the days ahead.
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Always the magician, you can, for better or worse, count on surprises.
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As far as the art is concerned, the surprises aren't too many.
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The moon squares off with Uranus at 5:54 PM, bringing surprises.
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Venus and Uranus clash, bringing you all sorts of surprises today, Leo!
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Just when I think I have this show pegged it surprises me.
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Oh, and there will be some surprises and unexpected activities, as well.
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Some surprises will come your way as you accomplish your tasks today.
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So this column would like to suggest five potential surprises for 2016.
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I like to have fun, and I think that often surprises people.
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No big surprises, but a welcome look behind the camera for fans.
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"She will not allow a quick unwind, nor anything that surprises markets."
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A scheduling difficulty arrives this evening, and so do surprises at home.
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Despite all the political risks, we should not rule out positive surprises.
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I asked them what surprises them most about Pruitt's leadership so far.
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Expect surprises—things won't go as planned, but it should be exciting!
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We might have a few surprises left, so check back for updates.
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Injecting these surprises keeps users checking back for new ways to share.
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There were a lot of surprises in that early version of UIKit.
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Surprises that include unrelated events like hurricanes and you know, alien invasions.
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"We're trying to protect the customer from surprises in pricing," Schiller says.
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There are few household names on the roster, but no huge surprises.
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But unfortunately for Cersei, a few gruesome surprises still lie in wait.
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And even in stagnating disciplines humans retain the ability to spring surprises.
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Politics is full of surprises, but the Comey firing was truly astonishing.
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Surprises will pop up today, and things will feel very in flux.
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Every October, Dunkin' surprises its customers with new spooky-sweet menu item.
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Surprises arrive this morning, but don't worry—you have it under control.
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Analysts say it's unlikely the policy meeting will produce any big surprises.
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But investors think there are 256 companies that will provide positive surprises.
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The Moon in Aries meets Uranus at 1:59 AM, bringing surprises.
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In news that surprises no one: the industry has a diversity problem.
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It was a week of surprises that kept fans guessing all day.
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"No surprises there, it's very much as we anticipated," O'Day told reporters.
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Get ready to enjoy a year filled with surprises and divine gifts.
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Do you have any surprises in store that you're able to share?
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Haniger has been one of the game's biggest surprises in April, hitting .
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Along the way, we had a few surprises — both positive and negative.
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This makes them a predictable option for borrowers who don't like surprises.
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In its final three episodes, Westworld will surely have some surprises left.
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In the case of the Taylor Force Act there aren't any surprises.
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Yet among this film's surprises is that each scene still exudes affection.
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But beyond those known challenges, there can be surprises along the way.
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The bottle has several surprises, like this secret sliding panel that revealed...
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And speaking of "surprises," Weezer brought out TLC and... Tears for Fears?
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Longoria told reporters how her new husband filled the evening with surprises.
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In order to avoid financial surprises upon arrival, Gloria did her homework.
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Surprises are sure to pop up in your personal life or family.
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More surprises come as the sun connects with Uranus on August 29.
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Taylor for more than 10 years now, and casting seldom brings surprises.
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Were there any surprises for you once you started putting it together?
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Kanye West is pretty great with the surprises as of late, right?
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So were there any big surprises in the results of the test?
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The Moon connects with Uranus at 3:40 PM and brings surprises.
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As a great man once sang, "surprises let me know she cares."
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If this stat surprises you — what about Nicki Minaj or Missy Elliott?!
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It's a powerful day for communication, and surprises are on the way.
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In other surprises, Aston Villa won a match, beating Palace 1-0.
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The moon squares off with Uranus at 9:50 AM, bringing surprises.
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There were a number of surprises at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference yesterday.
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Surprises will arrive today, helping you see things in a new way.
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In a show full of surprises, we didn't see this one coming.
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"Nothing really surprises me anymore, in football or in scouting," he said.
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The moon in Libra opposes Uranus at 12:21 AM, bringing surprises.
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Big surprises will arrive tonight, especially in the realm of public recognition.
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The Sun connects with Uranus at 4:15 PM, bringing enlightening surprises.
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"Nintendo always surprises," said John Taylor, an analyst at Arcadia Investment Corp.
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Here are some examples of what could be considered October surprises. OCT.
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It's a reminder that the election-year market is full of surprises.
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The emotions run still deeper at the end, when some surprises unfold.
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Analyses of wildlife fates in other regions will likely bring more surprises.
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Every tournament there are some surprises that some seeded players are losing.
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Still, any disappointments or surprises from either could yet unsettle the race.
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Under Mr. Flannery, the nasty surprises continued, and the board was unforgiving.
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This was also one of the other big surprises of the day.
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After all, Kinder Surprises give you a toy inside a chocolate shell.
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It's a relentless beast with enough surprises to keep things constantly exciting.
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The Moon squares Uranus at 1:22 AM, so expect some surprises.
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Deep feelings will come up this morning, and surprises will arrive tonight.
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That means a big budget, celebrity cameos and a ton of surprises.
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After the first few picks it became a round full of surprises.
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Your ruling planet Venus opposes wildcard Uranus tonight, bringing surprises your way.
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Tricky Clues Mr. Fagliano included 14 debuts today, some toughies, some surprises.
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Expect to have some surprises concerning your family or home pop up.
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"We've spent years filling No Man's Sky with surprises," Murray said then.
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I'm still looking for voice and for information and for emotional surprises.
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For that, Ms. McLay suggested giving yourself a small cushion for surprises.
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A fossil from around 45,000 years ago could be loaded with surprises.
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Here are 19 snubs, shockers, and surprises from the 2016 Emmy nominations.
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No surprises here: E3 2020 has been canceled due the coronavirus pandemic.
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Probably there would be a few surprises for me at the warehouse.
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It's about winners and losers, and about navigating trade-offs and surprises.
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Audio analysis of the six months of rescued recordings revealed some surprises.
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It's a feeling of cohesion and shared discovery, surprises and simple pleasures.
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The team's job is to limit technical surprises as often as possible.
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This almost only happens when something I normally wouldn't like surprises me.
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What were some of the biggest surprises as you worked on this?
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Spend a minute with it, and see if the result surprises you.
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The plot twists, Easter eggs and surprises are either obvious or labored.
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The artwork functions through slippages and surprises, personal additions and mysterious emendations.
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"Just one of those great surprises for our club," Matheny said Friday.
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Spanish pricing data held no surprises and did not move the market.
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But it's also great to be open to surprises throughout the day.
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I'd be a little surprised, but that said, surprises are so 2016.
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And I never thought that was possible, but she surprises us everyday.
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I doubt she'll recover, though this race has been full of surprises.
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Perhaps the final lesson from New Hampshire is more surprises are ahead.
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Spare change: There were some atypical, emotionally rich surprises in this episode.
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Surprises in your routine arrive as the moon connects with wildcard Uranus.
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But your seemingly rigid view of gender roles inside relationships surprises me.
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We'll tend them and take pictures, enjoying the surprises as they grow.
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If you pay close attention, you can discover variety and small surprises.
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Even without surprises, watching these people figure out their relationships is mesmerizing.
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The indiscriminate hunt for yield is bound to provide other nasty surprises.
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Some surprises have bolstered establishments, underscoring that the only certainty is uncertainty.
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Spanish pricing data held no surprises and did not move the market.
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Spanish pricing data held no surprises and did not move the market.
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"I grew up around rednecks, so nothing surprises me," Mx. Bond said.
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House with Real Wood with 85+ Surprises — $143 (save $20) L.O.L. Surprise!
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"The staff seems more excited about surprises than tradition," Mr. Belliveau said.
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There are few surprises in "Cavale," either in plot or in style.
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About halfway through the earnings season, most companies have posted upside surprises.
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Beyond that, here's to hoping Dell has some surprises up its sleeve.
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But how to explain the compulsion to record and share these surprises?
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His approach to narrative yields frequent surprises in terms of emotional impact.
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"Nothing surprises me about her anymore," said her husband, Bobby Nelson, 46.
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Among the surprises: Migrants appear to have moved to every US state.
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Our TV critics hashed out the snubs, surprises and most worthy picks.
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Here are the nominees and a look at the surprises and snubs.
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Mr. Hough's playing was lucid, rich with colors and full of surprises.
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MULANEY With this one, even that it's airing on TV surprises me.
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Surprises came mainly in which states Trump and Clinton managed to win.
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That sense of opportunity has long made it fertile ground for surprises.
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They were joined by a few surprises, including 11th-seeded Missouri State.
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A lot of things like that that might be surprises to people.
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So, by combining these two planets, Virgo, you can expect extra surprises.
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Because of all the awful things that could happen, the nasty surprises.
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The moon squares off with Uranus at 4:27 PM, bringing surprises!
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I am seriously hoping Nintendo has some surprises lined up for E3.
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LEVIN: And my view of that is, and see if you agree, they thought Hillary was going to win, they banked on Hillary, they wanted their third term of Obama and this man wins, surprises everyone; probably surprises himself.
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We already knew she wasn't bringing Kulture though ... so no big surprises there.
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"This is my third so there's no more surprises," he told the outlet.
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My hope for the project is that it will yield many more surprises.
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Guillermo Diaz is cautioning folks to remember "Scandal" is often full of surprises.
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Employees could generally count on few surprises, good benefits and a solid retirement.
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The moon connects with Uranus at 9:21 AM, bringing surprises our way.
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HBO's terrific five-episode miniseries Chernobyl has two big surprises up its sleeve.
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Here are the prizes: As usual, we have more surprises up our sleeve.
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Across Bon Voyage's seven tracks, the surprises and the ideas never let up.
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And on Messenger, we share videos and memes and plan surprises for birthdays.
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Good news, America: Patti LaBelle has some sweet surprises in store for us.
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We can't share too much just yet as not to spoil any surprises.
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There were a lot of surprises in the Game of Thrones series finale.
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"I don't know if anything surprises me anymore that he does," Gausman said.
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Even in a World Cup full of surprises, Russia&aposs team stands out.
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Hayes added, "We haven't seen any other surprises or concerns" with the engines.
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And now, as Feige notes, there may be a few "surprises" added in.
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"This planet still holds diverse environments that are full of surprises," he says.
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The Moon connects with Uranus at 10:49 PM, bringing excitement and surprises!
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Topline regulations First of all, there aren't too many surprises in the regulations.
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Although the most likely buyer is another tech firm, surprises cannot be excluded.
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But what surprises me is that it's the easiest thing to get right.
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I'm trying to make something every time that feels new and surprises people.
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The moon enters Leo and squares Uranus, bringing surprises to your social life.
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I check my work email so I won't have any surprises tomorrow morning.
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China has tried to inoculate markets against nasty surprises since the last crash.
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We tend to see surprises in the last few weeks of the race.
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But even in the most structured environment, there are always a few surprises.
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The Dragon Prince's second season is filled with these kinds of wonderful surprises.
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Surprises are also in the mix: Think sudden ride upgrades and special pricing.
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Tesla's over-the-air updates continue to bring surprises, like YouTube and Netflix.
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Every time I think Richard is going to be trash, he surprises me.
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That said, October has a tendency to throw up a few more surprises.
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There are no big surprises, but the jumps and jolts are well timed.
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That means there will be plenty of potential for major upsets and surprises.
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Watch out for surprises in your relationships as the sun clashes with Uranus.
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Luckily, the surprises she gets from Sonny also include a lot of giggles.
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One of the surprises for me was how challenging the written word is.
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"I think you're going to see some [surprises] behind the bar," he said.
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I like getting into a familiar flow and not worrying about unexpected surprises.
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Well a lot of you said black, so I have so many surprises!
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As always, there will be an open bar, networking, and other fun surprises.
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My husband surprises me by waiting at the curb when I walk out.
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Surprises are inevitable, but here's what we already know to look out for.
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She's not loud about it, she does it sneakily and she surprises people.
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"We could see some surprises with the August 2.13th USDA report," said Christopher.
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You can expect some big news around JPRGs and maybe a few surprises.
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The new Fear Factor host planned some great surprises to celebrate Eudoxie's birthday.
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Considering where the race is, I'm more interested in surprises in Senate races.
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October surprises such as a major national security crisis could upend the campaign.
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Like any journey into the unknown, mine was filled with surprises and uncertainties.
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"Finty gave it to me for my 81st birthday — she's wonderful with surprises."
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Scroll ahead for pickled surprises, crispy creations, and even an umami-flavored flake.
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But what the world really wants from the company is surprises, breakthroughs, magic.
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I'll save you some surprises: Citizen Kane was first, The Godfather was second.
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Here are all the snubs and surprises from the 2019 SAG Awards nominations.
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No surprises if Tyler got his hide and seek ideas from Monty Python.
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So new surprises and pictures will keep coming in throughout 2019 and 2020.
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It tracked domestic mutual funds through September 2015, and there were no surprises.
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However, unexpected surprises pop up as the moon clashes with rebel planet Uranus.
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"We could see some surprises with the August 12th USDA report," said Christopher.
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Update: The holiday season is full of surprises, even in the beauty world.
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Some decent positive surprises may be necessary for the market to gain conviction.
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It seems the company is planning some other surprises, based on this report.
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Later, Becca surprises Jason by flying in his best friends for the day.
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Pleasant surprises are in store on Thursday when the Sun sextiles unpredictable Uranus.
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There are still days when a strange emotion surprises me with its stranglehold.
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The Moon, in Cancer, clashes with Uranus at 7:17 AM, bringing surprises.
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The Moon in Aquarius connects with Uranus at 10:55 AM, bringing surprises.
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But if we've learned anything about Corinne, it's that she's full of surprises.
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Trump promised that he has surprises in store on all of these fronts.
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The vibe is chill early today; just watch out for surprises concerning money.
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When he unveiled his annual list of 10 Surprises for 2018 on Jan.
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The Moon in Leo connects with Uranus at 9:13 AM, bringing surprises.
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" She added, "This is a strange year and very little surprises me anymore!
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You get a lot of surprises when things come back from the factory.
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It surprises its reader with oddly placed italics and eccentric full-word capitalizations.
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Will Smith was full of surprises — and treats — on the set of Aladdin.
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But first, a spoiler alert: If you're looking for surprises, stop reading now.
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Random cinema-goers in LA have been getting a lot of surprises recently.
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The effects of the recent floods could sprout more electoral surprises next year.
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In a year full of surprises, Donald Trump has upended the political norms.
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And the performance did not go without some surprises and fun on stage.
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The two big surprises for Cramer were when 3M and Johnson & Johnson reported.
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And, those surprises come in the form of fresh additions to the island.
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Expect exciting surprises and genius ideas—but a bit of erratic behavior, too.
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It's a fun to find little surprises with sweet notes written on them.
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No surprises that Sesame Street's Cookie Monster knows a helluva lot about cookies.
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What surprises will Donald Trump have in store for us during tonight's debate?
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Those surprises show you can't learn about an asteroid entirely via correspondence course.
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Surprises will pop up in your love life and around your creative efforts.
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Some surprises concerning money and your career will come your way today, Pisces.
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So I won't say too much here, lest I spoil all those surprises.
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But today, the moon connects with Venus and Uranus, bringing you delightful surprises.
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That said, the absence of some big players leaves room for unexpected surprises.
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What surprises me in the text is the lack of reference to labor.
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Surprises pop up at home this morning, Capricorn, and confusing conversations take place!
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Taylor Swift might just have pulled off one of her biggest surprises yet.
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Lots of talk takes place, and surprises concerning work and money arrive, too.
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Expect some surprises, especially at your day job or as you run errands.
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"Understand the environment well enough so you don't encounter bad surprises," says Conley.
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The Moon also connects with Uranus at 11:34 PM, so expect surprises.
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Many of the blue-chip galleries at the fair offer no special surprises.
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This evening brings many surprises—don't make firm plans, as they won't stick.
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An unexpected change in routine will bring you some happy surprises, too, Scorpio!
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Humorous, dark and moving, with prose that surprises with its drug-fueled imagery.
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Scandal finished season 22016 with plenty of surprises and political twists and turns.
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The Moon in Capricorn clashes with Uranus at 10:37 AM—expect surprises.
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It was a long night of ballot counting, with many surprises and firsts.
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Pompeo is unlikely to let that happen, but history always has its surprises.
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Don't forget to bring your Mastercard for exclusive 29Rooms merchandise and other surprises.
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Apparently, Josh regularly surprises Daniel, loudly saying "Damn Daniel" and filming his outfit.
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In 2014, when I moved to the West Indies, there were many surprises.
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Pay attention to your search parameters so that there are no rude surprises.
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Day 83:Clinton surprises Canada with giant wall to protect our northern border.
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They must also prove that their cars can avoid big surprises and crashes.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's surprise press conference on Wednesday morning contained no surprises.
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The 'burbs are not a bad setting for O.C.D. — serene, very few surprises.
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We try to be involved in rule making so there aren't any surprises.
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Plus, it'll be exciting for her to receive the beauty surprises each month.
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And I love when he's decisive and resolute and surprises people as well.
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Week 2 of the NFL season saw plenty of surprises and thrilling endings.
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It surprises me that airlines have missed such an obvious profit-making opportunity.
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Stocks also have done relatively well even after economic surprises have been disappointing.
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The 71st Emmy awards on Sunday were full of notable snubs and surprises.
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We might be in for surprises as to who these people really are.
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"People enjoy surprises … it's been a part of toys for years," she said.
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Our Google Pixel 2 Liveblog Is Right HereAre you ready for some surprises?!
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You'd think that Restaurant Bror in Copenhagen couldn't throw up any more surprises.
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My life is full of surprises, this little guy is my son DAVIAN.
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The sun squares Uranus on July 29, bringing big surprises and a breakthrough!
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If you've played a game like this before, there are no great surprises.
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"I'm going to show her who the queen of surprises is," Kim says.
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Your ruling planet, Mars, connects with wild Uranus, bringing you plenty of surprises.
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The moon in Cancer clashes with Uranus at 9:17 AM, bringing surprises.
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Surprises arrive in your relationships on October 19, when the Sun opposes Uranus!
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The moon also clashes with Uranus, finding you running into plenty of surprises.
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Whatever goes up doesn't have to come back down, and nothing surprises me.
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That's the sort of stuff that Sergio Pettis surprises lightning fast flyweights with.
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Happening upon surprises like these could feel magical, and they weren't always exclusive.
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It's the inventor and innovator of the zodiac, and it also brings surprises.
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You hate being bored, and luckily some surprises are on the way tonight.
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Around every corner there seemed to be more surprises, like a hair salon.
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The Mach-E has several surprises, and that's thanks to the electric platform.
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As we wrote in September, this primary season has been full of surprises.
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Place 21 Glorious surprises seem to lurk everywhere in this grand Norwegian city.
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The results were not very interesting — no disease risks, no surprises, no ApoE4.
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He surprised me from the very beginning, and he still surprises me today!
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One of the biggest surprises was seeing such an unusual setup in competition.
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The moon in Aquarius connects with Uranus at 5:20 AM, bringing surprises.
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After a decade of negative economic surprises, maybe we shouldn't be surprised anymore.
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No surprises here: Biden had the most time, followed by Harris and Booker.
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But when you have played someone 38 times, there can be few surprises.
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There are no miscarriages, no blood tests, no trophons, and no horrible surprises.
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I didn't expect any surprises, having grown up in a thoroughly Korean family.
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But I often find Art Basel Miami Beach more valuable for historical surprises.
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So he and his wife weren't expecting any more surprises, of any sort.
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One of the biggest surprises is the addition of photographs by Stanley Kubrick.
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For those lucky enough to secure a seat inside, the surprises came early.
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Surprises will await those people who fall for this snake-oil sales pitch.
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There were no big surprises in three other Democratic races in the city.
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But here's the thing: Life has a lot of surprises, many are unpleasant.
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The fact that this vulnerability surprises them, she said, speaks to their privilege.
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We investigate the origins of some of these idioms — including a few surprises.
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We are making no predictions, beyond what we said last week: expect surprises.
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Remember how we talked about surprises in the run-up to Election Day?
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Mr. Ryan coolly told colleagues that he had come to expect such surprises.
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Lopez, 50, shared clips of the surprises to her Instagram Story on Friday.
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And then, some surprises: flashes of brightness from lightning strikes within the hurricane.
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The first two months of the coronavirus's spread have been full of surprises.
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It also contains surprises: Corot's monochromatic ébauche, Cézanne's rawness and Matisse's delicate draughtsmanship.
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After four years at Grady E.M.S., is there anything that still surprises you?
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Clinton and said he expected the surprises to surface in the coming days.
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Alongside the expected nominees, the 2020 Oscars lineup included a few pleasant surprises.
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The packages, ordered over the course of New Year's Eve, would be surprises.
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And it wouldn't be a Trump show if there were not some surprises.
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So life was good and its nasty surprises didn't seem so nasty anymore.
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New York (CNN Business)The Apple product surprises keep rolling out this week.
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Is there information about a specific college or university that particularly surprises you?
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There were few surprises among the nominees, but more than a few disappointments.
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You don&apost want any surprises like late payment fees and deferred interest.
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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is one of the Midwest's most delightful surprises.
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And we might be in for some surprises on "The Late Show" tonight.
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There were few interruptions, no surprises and a steady march to the exits.
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But he is full of surprises, not least of which was Thursday's victory.
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Here are some of the unexpected omissions and big surprises from the nominations.
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But there are websites that will allow us to avoid these unpleasant surprises.
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Amazon had a lot of surprises at this morning's big event in Seattle.
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The inflation data could be market moving if it surprises in either direction.
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The moon enters Scorpio and opposes Uranus, bringing surprises to your social life.
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His annual list of 10 market surprises is required reading on Wall Street.
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In such situations, while lower tax rates are welcome, tax surprises are not.
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The 2011 find by Mario Urbina and his international team contained several surprises.
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In this varied field, there is a heightened possibility for surprises or breakouts.
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You're sure to see a couple familiars, but perhaps a few surprises, too.
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We could see some surprises in Nevada, which is notoriously hard to poll.
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This is one of the several illuminating and often moving surprises "Félicité" delivers.
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Below, your Carpetbagger runs through some of the highest-profile snubs and surprises.
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Here are the top nominees and a look at the surprises and snubs.
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Still, the lists of approved and banned books in Texas prison have surprises.
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Scott Cacciola Sports reporter The 2015-16 season had everything: intrigue, entertainment, surprises.
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But we hope you'll find a few surprises in it, as we did.
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Ms. Wiseman, overwhelmed by her day of surprises and in tears, said yes.
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However, 22019 might find you feeling a little wacky and full of surprises!
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It's always hand lettering, and there are always going to be new surprises.
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Jupiter is the planet of growth and abundance; Uranus rules surprises and freedom.
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Campaigns dread any surprises on election day, especially weather, that might affect turnout.
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For me, Syfy's Channel Zero was one of TV's biggest surprises of 2016.
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Uranus ends its retrograde today, which means unexpected surprises in your schedule abound.
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Since Uranus is the planet of unpredictability, we'll also be facing many surprises!
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Moon in Capricorn squares off with Uranus at 12:43 AM, bringing surprises.
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It was a year full of surprises from first-time directors to veterans.
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Think of it as the Wonka factory of SF, full of constant surprises.
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The Moon in Gemini connects with Uranus 8:05 AM—expect some surprises.
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Positive surprises from the euro zone economy beat positive U.S. economic surprises for much of 21.60 (although that trend reversed late last year) and the euro zone economy grew at 22008 percent in the third quarter, its fastest since 2011.
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However, the Goldman Sachs report did find that surprises in the two measures tend to point in the same direction (62 percent of the time), so forecasters may be able to improve their models by taking into account big ADP surprises.
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While Spiegel did not reveal much about how they plan to make money, she did say there may be some surprises in store for users in the upcoming year — surprises that Spiegel implied users would be excited to pay for.
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Yet the euro zone economy grew twice as fast as the United States in Q210 and Citi's economic surprises indices show the U.S. index deep in negative territory, lagging the euro zone's positive surprises by the most in two years.
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The two had different ideas or surprises they wanted to wow the other with.
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"One of the biggest surprises about Iran is that they love Americans," he said.
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Why not skip the new ad, and save its surprises for the theatrical experience?
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Analysts said further downward surprises in inflation could lead to more aggressive rate cuts.
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Nervous energy is in the air, but so are brilliant ideas and fun surprises.
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What were a few of the biological surprises you came across during your research?
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I am looking for the accidents, looking for the surprises the accidents bring me.
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Yes, Better Call Saul was one of the best TV surprises of last year.
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Image: NASAElon Musk's home planet, which humans know as Mars, is abound with surprises.
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As always, Ru's interviews with the girls unveiled their share of sentimental surprises — i.e.
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But in a summer full of surprises—both good and bad—anything seemed feasible.
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But she is also leaving the door wide open for new surprises and frontiers.
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We're all so thrilled when my dad surprises us by walking into the room.
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Much like her character on Pretty Little Liars, Ashley Benson is full of surprises.
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Jackson surprises Catherine by playing her previously mentioned power anthem before surgery gets underway.
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A series of big surprises in either direction could lead to steep stock swings.
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Amazon's list of finalists for the location of its second headquarters holds few surprises.
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What I love about working with him [is] he surprises me moment to moment.
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Like, except for some surprises here and there, and who did better and worse.
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Of all the surprises on election night 22004, Pennsylvania might have outdone everybody else.
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"The story out of tonight will be Sanders wins and Klobuchar surprises," said Rep.
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It's not because of some secret history; it's because surprises make for startling entertainment.
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Jennifer Lawrence loses her composure when Jack Nicholson surprises her backstage at the Oscars.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Gemini, and surprises are coming your way.
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Hopefully, Microsoft will still have a few surprises left in store, so stay tuned.
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The latest season of Rick and Morty has been spectacular and full of surprises.
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"Oh What a World" also surprises, pairing an echoing vocoder with delicately plucked banjo.
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Surprises in your social life come up today, too, but you're feeling very supported.
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But El Moussa makes use of the distance to plan romantic surprises for Young.
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This morning's Emmy nominations announcement came with several surprises, several victories, and several snubs.
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It also reaffirms that our nation, beginning with Iowa, is full of unsung surprises.
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The daytime playlist kicks off with DC local Wale but also features some surprises.
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Any man would be lucky to date Khloé Kardashian – she's full of seductive surprises!
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Remember what I said about how I react to surprises, kind gestures, and gifts?
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Overall, no real surprises and a continuing of the policies set under Ms. Yellen.
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And whether they're rooted in joy, nostalgia, or wistfulness, those surprises get very addicting.
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To view a graphic on Euro zone economic surprises in negative territory, click: reut.
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But the company is poring over each agreement it signs to avoid ugly surprises.
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Now, with a lower profile, Amaro delights in the little surprises of clubhouse life.
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With Uranus moving forward, you'll likely notice some surprises pop up in your neighborhood.
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So I thought the surprises, twists and turns in the story would be interesting.
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More surprises could be ahead at the convention, which runs through Thursday in Cleveland.
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We will have a Buddha, an antique gold-embroidered Greek robe, and other surprises.
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"Bibi is risk-averse and hates surprises," explains an ally in his Likud party.
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The leading concern for markets and economies, according to Londoners, was central-bank surprises.
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The nearly 300 opinions Mr Kavanaugh wrote as an appellate judge contain few surprises.
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Like its sudden spike in online popularity, this cream itself is full of surprises.
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The most recent surprises have come with working with women in plus size bodies.
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Turning back to the primaries — does your crystal ball show any New Hampshire surprises?
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Big surprises are in store for you; eclipses often find us confronting unexpected issues.
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You don't want to miss this one — Samsung's conferences are always full of surprises.
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Emotional whirlwinds aside, we wouldn't trade these nine flawless Beyoncé surprises for the world.
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You wouldn't think either would be that controversial, but life is full of surprises.
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Surprises at home shake you up, so it's important that you set strong boundaries.
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It feels like it will never end, and there are constant last-minute surprises.
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But Grande is always full of surprises — and always when you least expect them.
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Kylie Jenner's 21st birthday surprises keep rolling in...Rolls Royce-ing in that is.
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He is if nothing else an unconventional deal-maker with a taste for surprises.
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There are few surprises left for me in the lives of these simulated beings.
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Just when one thought 2016 couldn't provide any more surprises, here comes Azealia Banks.
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See the touching moment a solider surprises his family at a school assembly pic.twitter.
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My hope for Joe is he surprises these new contestants with his strategic savvy.
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Surprises pop up in your social life today—an unexpected meeting may take place!
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Surprises were there to be had, certainly, but they weren't particularly treasured or protected.
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And the caucus states of Colorado and Minnesota could hold some surprises as well.
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"We are going to confront the regime with surprises and fast movement," he said.
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Very self-contained, but brimming with energy, and full of cool and creative surprises.
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"One of my biggest surprises is the ability to write a song," she adds.
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We got momentum and it surprises me, too, but that's what we are doing.
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More, throughout the exhibition Sonhouse blends his concocted surreal scenes with inventive, painterly surprises.
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After the dismal start to 2016, investors are certainly hoping for some upside surprises.
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The Sunday Service will feature a massive choir, orchestra and, we're told, other surprises.
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Read on for the biggest surprises and snubs from the 2018 Academy Award nominations.
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VICE: Were there any surprises on the North Carolina part of your book tour?
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Now, moving onto your – to your results, big upside surprises, especially at the studio.
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Starbucks has posted positive earnings surprises in 2 out of the last 3 quarters.
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Not a bad start to June—you're meeting people, feeling centered, and enjoying surprises.
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Scientists who have examined the stomach contents of Greenland sharks have encountered many surprises.
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There were few surprises Sunday, but the supporting actor win for Rylance drew gasps.
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Make your picks here Big day for Stallone The nominations were full of surprises.
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There are plenty of surprises in the new trailer for Samurai Jack Season 5.
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It goes to show that sometimes even the simplest surprises can make someone's day.
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Few surprises were revealed in his written statement, published the night before the hearings.
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This evening brings some surprises, which is great, because you've been bored as hell.
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One friend's parents gleefully informed me that all three of their children were surprises.
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Depending on the holidays and seasons, you could be in for some sensational surprises.
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A stressful conversation takes place, but so do unexpected, helpful surprises in your relationships.
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It's an exhilarating, fast-paced day, with exciting conversations and surprises coming your way.
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But the state is known for surprises and Cruz has built up momentum there.
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But it always surprises me the fervor with which people come at her sometimes.
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Other surprises and games keep kids engaged with the app and continuing to read.
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The company announced what we expected, and dropped a few (but not many) surprises.
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But still, seeing them in the final is a surprise, and surprises are good.
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Nowadays, the models also incorporate sentiment analysis around news headlines and economic data surprises.
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Surprises have defined my 2017 as well as others', not all of them welcome.
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Those aren't words I expected to write this morning, but sometimes life surprises you.
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The latest index, published on June 28th, springs few surprises in its main ranking.
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A quick, initial listen to Teitanblood's new EP, Accursed Skin, reveals no massive surprises.
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From there the tone was set for a week characterized by nice sounding surprises.
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Traders said there were no negative surprises in the results following a profit warning.
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When it comes to renovating your home, the last thing you want is surprises.
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The Hill's Reid Wilson takes you through five election-year surprises as November nears.
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Some strategists say the market would respond if the ISM surprises to the upside.
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"The results provide no surprises and we expect little market reaction", Jefferies analysts wrote.
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One of the biggest surprises for hosts is the variability in income, Rusteen says.
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There are no surprises in this bill, which represents compromise on the Republican side.
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In two words, no surprises – which for some is better news than for others.
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But while there was a lot I knew about millionaires, there were some surprises.
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The model produced some surprises, leaving off some recent generals and other famous commanders.
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"After nearly 30 years in public office, not much surprises me anymore," she said.
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SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMA Surprises: Kit Harington — It's good to be Jon Snow.
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Moving things along What surprises could still be in store from the prosecution's case?
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This concert should be more staid, but it will have surprises of its own.
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Sure, you could turn to Google, but let yourself have some surprises in life.
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Who knows — 2017 might have as many surprises and shake-ups as last year.
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Once buckled up, Shakira surprises Noah with her song choice -- "Zombie" by The Cranberries.
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Surprises concerning money may pop up, and unexpected emotions will bubble to the surface.
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"I have never seen Facebook reflecting on that, and that surprises me," said Hansen.
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Important news arrives this evening, and surprises from faraway places are coming your way.
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The timing is hectic for travel, so look out for surprises in your itinerary.
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After weeks of leaks, Samsung still managed to save some surprises for today's event.
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We still get surprises and we're still obsessed with finding out what they are.
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If your partner hates big, showy surprises, maybe don't plan a flash-mob proposal.
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But artificial intelligence sounds like it might still bring some scary surprises with it.
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The moon meets Uranus at 8:34 PM, and surprises are in the air.
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Uranus hates being bored, so some exciting surprises are sure to come your way.
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Whatever happens, embrace change, because whenever wild card Uranus is activated, surprises are guaranteed!
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Today's super moon eclipse in fellow fire sign Leo brings surprises your way, Aries.
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I have given some of them gifts and surprises that they never imagined receiving.
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If you're in school or abroad, you can expect some surprises to pop up.
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That response often surprises those who expect me to emphasize pay over everything else.
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It contains no bombshells or surprises, which perhaps explains why it went largely unnoticed.
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We expect the new data will reveal sharp differences and lots of hidden surprises.
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I would have liked it if the story had had a few more surprises.
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So I was fascinated by that, how good intentions cause such very big surprises.
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Despite its big laughs and no-you-didn't surprises, it builds a trenchant argument.
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But then there were the surprises — the ones that were, in brief, a mess.
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Nature's unforeseeable surprises, some unimaginable to us today, could become pivotal to our fate.
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Captain America movies always push me the furthest emotionally, and that consistently surprises me!
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Surprises arrive at 7:20 PM when the Moon, in Capricorn, clashes with Uranus.
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The vibe is inspired early today, but unexpected surprises will blindside you later on.
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Among the surprises this primary season were several high-profile upsets from the left.
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"We cannot exclude some bad surprises after a difficult fertilization period," a broker said.
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For a graphic on economic surprises in the euro zone and the U.S.: tmsnrt.
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But Bennu, which is 70 million miles from Earth, has been full of surprises.
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Given that the director is Drew Goddard ("The Cabin in the Woods"), expect surprises.
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And that box of darkness turned out to contain surprises of a wondrous kind.
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Having a sense of who you are can also mean surprises on your getaways.
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Perhaps this surprises you, as you've long heard Republicans cry about deficits and debt.
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Looking back at 2019's "Ten Surprises," a number of Wien's predictions came true.
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The diversity of the designs in Lopez's collection is what surprises viewers the most.
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Starting with the entrance, the facility is full of surprises tailored for the 'gram.
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It puts some of its most famous works front and center, but surprises abound.
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These are the sorts of surprises and discoveries that will delight open-minded consumers.
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Comedian Ricky Gervais hosted the 77th annual ceremony, which featured a handful of surprises.
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She just inspires me and she surprises me every day with how she's thinking.
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No shortage of big surprises, either, with Sharapova and del Potro setting the tone.
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"Julio never surprises me because he makes the extraordinary play seem ordinary," Quinn said.
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Jennifer Lopez pulled off many surprises while hosting Saturday Night Live over the weekend.
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But 2017, full of political surprises, showed that markets are surprisingly resilient to politics.
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"We're going to have fewer happy surprises," said Kate Grant, the charity's chief executive.
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Which is why even a very familiar season may still be full of surprises.
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Researchers at Malwarebytes said on Thursday that the device comes with some nasty surprises.
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History is replete with allegations of presidential campaigns engineering October surprises to win elections.
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My coworker surprises me with a salmon poke bowl she got me for lunch!
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One of the biggest surprises is I only get a few hours of sleep.
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And M. surprises me in the car as we are leaving with a necklace.
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Investors digested better-than-expected earnings along with no surprises from the Federal Reserve.
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The N.F.L. draft was highlighted by a slew of surprises in the first round.
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Photograph by Caroline Tompkins for The New Yorker And then there are the surprises.
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It's the strangest—and most welcome—surprise in a movie brimming over with surprises.
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"Watchmen" and "Game of Thrones" were among some of TV's biggest snubs and surprises.
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One of the greatest oxymorons in the world is we're not expecting any surprises.
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Congress's more assertive role is among the bigger surprises of Mr Bolsonaro's surprising presidency.
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I have worked for I.H.M.S. for a long time; nothing surprises me any more.
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Apple, more than any other company, loves to break out surprises at its events.
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Deeds'—where Adam Sandler surprises Winona Ryder with a date at Madison Square Garden.
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Any one of those unhappy surprises could wipe out a million dollars over night.
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Garrone's second ploy is to insure that no one is surprised by these surprises.
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"It surprises me that I've been hitting a lot of home runs," Suarez said.
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But maybe, just maybe, the decision-maker surprises you and approves your initial proposal.
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Someone involved in the case tells TMZ, there will be "major surprises" in court.
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Mr. Trump offered few foreign policy specifics in his speech and sprang no surprises.
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My husband, Jeffrey Zubricki, is always so good at planning surprises for my birthday.
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"Best of all, the State the of the Union had no surprises," Cramer said.
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Here's a complete list of the nominees, as well as the snubs and surprises.
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His collection had too few surprises; finally in its moment, not ahead of it.
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Since then, neither the economy nor the Federal Reserve has sprung any nasty surprises.
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Other surprises in space and astronomy may await us in the year to come.
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Among the other surprises, the veteran Glenn Close beat Lady Gaga for best actress.
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All this suggests that a Trump presidency will be full of many surprises, too.
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There probably won't be any surprises in the Senate race there: Incumbent Republican Sen.
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The Hubble observations have also yielded surprises about the size of the comet's core.
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Every time a new round of nominations is announced, there are a few surprises.
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IZ: I don't want to speak too soon, there haven't been such major surprises.
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Absolutely, we really try and operate at Spencer Stuart in a no-surprises [way].
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There's a nice spread of nominees across films, and there were some pleasant surprises.
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There were some surprises (Arby's makes a fried-chicken sandwich?) and some severe disappointments.
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It will bring some fun surprises to you and the people you're partnering with.
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But first: Venus squares off with Uranus on March 221, bringing surprises your way.
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Surprises come today, and important decisions are reconsidered as Venus moves back into Libra.
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And I don't think there were necessarily any surprises that came from this for investors.
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And the supporting cast members, while perfectly fine, don't find many surprises in their roles.
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