" - Lauren, 34 "All four Beatles, especially John. Swoon.
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Her recent Vanity Fair interview basically made our hearts swoon.
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These movies are made for swooning, and swoon we did.
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They swoon over the budding connection between Nuri and Yasir.
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You can swoon (and cry) in all the same places.
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Sometimes we're in the mood to swoon over a romance.
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That's the day before the start of the August swoon.
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It's repartee to make William Powell and Myrna Loy swoon.
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Airline stocks arguably offer more value with their recent swoon.
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The swoon resulted in a record intraday low of $25.58.
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From there, we went to her studio, Swoon Art House.
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LVMH investors might swoon at such a price tag, though.
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Someone more established could make you swoon after the 20th.
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I wanted to swoon and be taken to those times.
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The internet loves to swoon over "Queer Eye's" Antoni Porowski.
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Will there be a summer swoon, or a rocket rally?
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The swoon was reminiscent of Facebook's debut in May 2012.
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We can't help but swoon over phones with big, 3,500mAh batteries.
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And they never fail to make us swoon over their cuteness.
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Click through to see interior photos and swoon along with us.
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A picture like this makes a wife and moms ❤️swoon!
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Or her swoon-worthy marriage with pro basketball player Dwyane Wade.
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Nothing makes an apartment girl swoon like a nice shelving unit.
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She shared the swoon-worthy moment with her followers on Instagram.
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And luckily, his follow-up collection is just as swoon worthy.
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If stocks swoon, I'd look at it as a buying opportunity.
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Back then, that was enough to make a young girl swoon.
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Oh — and he finds Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson incredibly swoon-worthy.
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This is swoon-worthy stuff; you need to make it now.
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I thought what Gaia and Swoon were doing was really spectacular.
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Lyft's fast swoon was reminiscent of Facebook's debut in May 2012.
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That's significantly lower than the levels seen during the August swoon.
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Just make sure to drink water, eat saltines and swoon responsibly.
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A few of the boys here, some girls swoon, are swimmers.
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He does not expect a summer swoon, as many analysts do.
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Important evangelical figures like Franklin Graham, Billy Graham's son, practically swoon.
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You don't just watch Luca Guadagnino's movies, you swoon into them.
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When was the last time a pasta salad made you swoon?
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The Mets are in a June swoon that keeps dragging on.
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"I swoon every time he looks over here," one woman said.
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Instead of pain and regret we see just a stunned swoon.
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Airbnb, a lodging site with positive EBITDA, still makes investors swoon.
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Do you know what it's like to swoon for 45 minutes?
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Barack and Michelle Obama are back at it again, making everyone swoon.
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These are the kinds of stories that will make a Virgo swoon!
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He chuckled that Prince chuckle that made men grin and women swoon.
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We should be continuing to swoon over the young starlet Christian Pulisic.
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I'm a sucker for vintage movies, especially ones with Harrison Ford. Swoon.
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I swoon over Pinto Gris from Oregon (most specifically, The Willamette Valley).
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Refinery29: "Before You Call Me Baby" is a pretty swoon-inducing track.
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He pays for the food and beer and also the movie. Swoon.
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The swoon set tongues to wagging, about its cause and likely effect.
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When it comes to farmers, talking about pickup trucks makes them swoon.
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No spoilers on his future love interest, but trust me, you'll swoon.
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The actor's cooking skills aren't the only swoon-worthy thing about him.
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China soybean crushing margins swoon after sharp Brazil sales price rally: reut.
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This swoon follows a burst of strength after last November's presidential election.
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If you watched the show, you'll definitely swoon while watching this video.
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I tell him teasingly that I understand why he makes women swoon.
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I know that we, the viewers, are expected to swoon at this.
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The new moon on the 6th could bring a swoon-worthy prospect.
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Leading scorer Dylan Larkin has one goal in that 210-game swoon.
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After her first storytelling event at the Kensington Storefront, Swoon couldn't sleep.
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Is this collection of ceramic ware impressive enough to make you swoon?
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Some things are so precious you don't know whether to swoon or cry.
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Another set the swoon-inducing path for a two-time Sexiest Man Alive.
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But this heady environment, especially after a recent stock-market swoon, looks vulnerable.
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After a lengthy swoon, the White Sox are flexing their muscles once again.
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Dream outside the lines of convention — a shared adventure will make you swoon.
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And as if he wasn't swoon-worth enough, he's also a good friend.
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But there is more to the manufacturing swoon than Mr Trump's trade war.
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If not, at least we have Instas of the actors to swoon over.
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In other words, they're enough to make the literature geek in anyone swoon.
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During the October swoon, the posted its worst monthly drop in seven years.
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During Friday's swoon, the broad market index had its worst day since Aug.
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Clearly, because only a heartless person would not completely swoon over this trailer.
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Not every market swoon knocks an affected economy into that sort of rut.
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Craig Ferguson makes for a swoon-worthy leading man on the silver screen.
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There are temporary tattoos, rainbow locks, and tons of swoon-worthy makeup designs.
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There's no clear link between the blood clot of 2013 and Sunday's swoon.
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Jeb Bush wasn't fit for the presidency because voters didn't swoon for him.
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Toronto allowed at least 110 points five times during its 2-5 swoon.
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Milo Ventimiglia makes us swoon and cry every week on "This Is Us."
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There are also organic light emitting diode (OLED) TVs that make nerds swoon.
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Formulas can seem attractive but don't swoon too hard for them, writes Spooner.
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Technology stocks rebounded last week from a two-week swoon, rising 2.27 percent.
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Yet even today, Copa-Cogeca enjoys special access that would make others swoon.
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This would cause U.S. interest rates to spike and financial markets to swoon.
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The exotic truffle collection uses intriguing flavors that will make any foodie swoon.
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SPNY rose 2.3 percent as oil prices bounced back from their recent swoon.
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Of course, there's always one tough Shark in particular that doesn't swoon so easily.
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Even when singing ridiculously awkward song lyrics, Idris Elba can make a crowd swoon.
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Bay windows, built-in bookshelves, and swoon-worthy moldings give it an inimitable charm.
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Swoon, born Caledonia Curry, has been experimenting and challenging herself for almost 20 years.
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He's giving everyone out there a reason to swoon, no matter their political views.
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Kardashian posted a video of the swoon-worthy floral arrangement on her Twitter account.
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Hyland helped Adams celebrate his 34th birthday on Tuesday with a swoon-worthy Instagram.
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Tuesday night's swoon was just above levels identified as "limit down" by the CME.
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There, Swoon worked with local activist and artist Baba Wayne to create a mural.
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"Despite the rhyme, stocks generally just mark time," Stovall said of the June swoon.
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You laugh and cry and swoon and yasss and grab the couch in suspense.
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Blake's electronically altered white-soul voice has shifted from a sniffle to a swoon.
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Compared to Monday's swoon in the bond price, the increased default probability seems low.
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Maybe I'm just a lazy millenial who can't help but swoon for nice design.
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These photos are guaranteed to make you swoon for those good ol' PLL days.
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Seen here, he proves he's every bit the swoon-worthy style star, as well.
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Get ready to swoon, because this might be the cutest news of the day.
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I still swoon at the thought of his grazed knuckles caressing the piano keys.
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Swoon, an online retailer, told The Guardian that loveseat sales are up 4,500% recently.
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Expectations for so hikes have been scaled down dramatically amid the new year swoon.
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See if you can identify the films that gave us these swoon-worthy quotes.
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Oh and you're supposed to give mezcal a kiss when you drink it. Swoon.
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Then garnish with whimsically shaped orange-peel discs to make your Instagram followers swoon.
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Watch, swoon, and then share with the BLFs (best lady friends) in your life.
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The pictures of the girls (and their quotes) in this story are swoon-worthy.
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The music, art, and architecture of the town have made connoisseurs swoon for centuries.
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If he falls short, look for the stock market to wobble and perhaps swoon.
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Swoon. To you, he may just be Archie's dad on Riverdale (this generation's 90210, arguably).
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There are an endless number of ways to make your love swoon on Feb. 14.
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The provider type could make you swoon during a Venus-Saturn trine on the 20th.
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The project is equal parts powerful and swoon-inducing — check out some sneak peeks below.
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Next, Dior Homme released new 2017 ads featuring Robert Pattinson for everyone to swoon over.
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It's the kind of book that will make you smile, swoon, tear up, and think.
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Texas Tech had six turnovers and missed all four of its shots during that swoon.
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As an adult, he was known to swoon in the presence of high-ranking generals.
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But it was more than her looks that made me swoon – Ms. Smith liked me.
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Ottawa is 4-for-39 with the man advantage during the 11-game swoon. 3.
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Get ready to swoon over some perfectly plump beach bodies and colorful, stylish corgi-kinis.
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After the global crisis growth briefly revived, only to swoon again because of institutional weaknesses.
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I didn't know at the time, but it was a piece by [Brooklyn artist] Swoon.
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In the foreword, she even says Jeffrey was the first feminist she ever met. Swoon.
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A swoon-worthy picture of a man in uniform has captured the hearts of millions.
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Steamy voice or not, Sam Hunt just needs to show up for fans to swoon.
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He's remembered for giving a striptease that made then-judge Paula Abdul and viewers swoon.
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Yet tween girls will swoon for Mr. Galitzine's broody cheekbones and Ms. Kampa's ingénue sweetness.
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There may yet be more delays in the talks; markets may swoon as a result.
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There's no sudden swoon for her around the bend, no fresh disenchantment in the offing.
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Swooning is usually not good, but does the dollar swoon put us in real peril?
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Michael B. Jordan has been making us swoon since his days on "Friday Night Lights."
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This was just before the fourth-quarter swoon ended last year on a sour note.
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Swoon thinks those early art classes may have saved her from a substance abuse problem.
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But this time, as public discontent rises and oil prices swoon, money is not available.
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Step into a center-hall colonial, and you swoon over crown molding and carved woodwork.
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It's a swoon song suspended in the same galaxy as Beach House or Mazzy Star.
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The scenes in Manhattan made me ripe with envy, and the clothes made me swoon.
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SHANGHAI — Leave it to other countries to soar and swoon in their quarterly economic performance.
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Gail Collins The world was a-swoon over Donald Trump's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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The history of the movie business is a soaring ascent followed by a long swoon.
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Defensive sectors outperformed for much of 2019 even after Wall Street recovered from that swoon.
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But it was the animal note of civet that made women balk and dandies swoon.
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The latest correction was the S&P's 10-percent swoon in February from the Jan.
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That's Alciato dreaming about a Man City-Man United derby between Guardiola and Mourinho. Swoon.
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Patrick is just the sweetest, kindest, most patient and swoon-inducing boyfriend David has ever had.
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Predictions that markets would swoon after a failed constitutional referendum in December proved off the mark.
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Pride & Prejudice stops, like the vast majority of romances, at the height of the romantic swoon.
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She had a dog (swoon) and spent half the night teaching me how to play pool.
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Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph made a swoon-worthy red carpet debut at the 2019 ACMs.
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Youngsters like his down-to-earth style, just as their British counterparts swoon over Jeremy Corbyn.
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Get ready to swoon over three new products that will change the way you use Pinterest.
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If Iowa's voters don't swoon for him, it erases the whole gaudy prelude to that moment.
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Camp also shared a look at her Reem Acra wedding gown, which was perfection, indeed: Swoon.
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Here's a wedding photo Kardashian shared a full 156 weeks ago — just try not to swoon.
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The market's January swoon is creating an entry point well below what was possible in December.
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Jordan belted out 53 seconds of Mark Lowndes' "Hold" ... and it's guaranteed to make you swoon.
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They shoulder the film together beautifully, setting off sparks of conflict and swoon-worthy sexual tension.
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Just watch this clip of him talking about his own menagerie and try not to swoon.
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New dad Prince Harry makes us swoon whenever he stands up for his wife, Meghan Markle.
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The goal was to help them "make conscious contact with that part of themselves," Swoon says.
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The worst swoon this year was a 3.3 percent fall between March 2 and April 19.
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During the stock market swoon on Friday, the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds rose sharply.
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Once again, on his favorite subject, he pretend-faints on the couch in swoon and desire.
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Investors are looking to the Federal Reserve and its peers as markets swoon and infections rise.
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Williams wrote the play in a swoon of romantic gratitude for his great love, Frank Merlo.
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At a minimum, Mike Bloomberg's weak performance in Las Vegas caused his national numbers to swoon.
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Except everyone in my office is currently thirsting over Pierce Brosnan at the Golden Globes. #swoon.
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Swoon over the holiday hijinks of one Jonathan Taylor Thomas in I'll Be Home For Christmas.
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Lost in the noise, the guitar fuzz, the emotion, this is the sound of a swoon.
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Sadie and McKayla are catty, prone to jealousy, and quick to swoon before their male victims.
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Beckham wished Chloe Grace Moretz a belated happy birthday on Tuesday with a swoon-worthy Instagram post.
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Perhaps you'd prefer to swoon over the magical Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dance numbers on TCM.
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Olivia Culpo Breaks Down Her Swoon-Worthy Instagram Style Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Still, it seems unlikely we will have a major swoon like we had in January and February.
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Just a few years before Kalin wrote the script for Swoon, the Supreme Court case Bowers v.
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Swoon was very influenced by Warhol's films, and you know key avant-garde figure of the '60s.
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"I found that when people described near-death experiences, there were a few common elements," said Swoon.
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Single Scorpios, save your final rose for someone whose successful life makes your security-loving sign swoon.
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Cara and her four-legged friend Leo on the front row at Chanel's haute couture show. Swoon.
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Tatum shared the tribute on Instagram and Twitter — and when you read his words, you'll swoon, too.
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The singer, 26, posted two photos of his wife to Instagram along with a swoon-worthy caption.
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We've long known Harington is a master of many things — keeping massive secrets, making women swoon, etc.
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Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black are completely swoon-worthy on the latest cover of Out magazine.
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What makes one listener swoon may grate on another like the sound of a dial-up modem.
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It seems like every other day Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau does something that makes us swoon.
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First, the rationale behind this theory is that markets swoon more often than not during summer months.
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We can't all be Ciara and Russell Wilson, but we can sure as hell swoon from afar.
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The S&P index is up 15% year-to-date, after enduring a swoon earlier in 2019.
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Still, the December 2018 swoon is making investors nervous that earnings growth may have peaked this year.
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Brad Paisley's wife didn't fall for him because of his swoon-worthy voice — but rather, his wit.
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You don't have to be a Michelin-starred chef to serve a swoon-worthy plate of pasta.
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After the stock market suffered a steep swoon this month, results like that should help stocks recover.
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What we once ate begrudgingly now makes us gawk, even swoon — and we pay handsomely for it.
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Kids will swoon over Baltazar's illustrations of World War II fighters strafing robots as pteranodons swoop by.
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Notable participants include John Legend, Patrick Martinez, Shepard Fairey, Van Jones, SWOON, Andrea Bowers, and many more.
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A stock market swoon yesterday wasn't enough to sway President Trump from his aggressive stance on trade.
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But there was a brief period after Biden's Iowa swoon when this analysis didn't seem to apply.
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Or swoon with a couple of royal bodice-rippers starring Alan Rickman, Matthias Schoenaerts and Mads Mikkelsen.
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She'll swoon over the chic French aesthetic and the aromatic blend of rose petals and blackcurrant leaves.
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Those weren't just the Peter Kavinsky improvs that made everyone swoon (The Spin, The Popcorn, The Splash).
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Glossy photo spreads on popular blogs like Tiny House Swoon make the small life look disproportionately good.
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But here comes this man who looks like Jon Hamm into Sandy's life and she doesn't swoon.
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Plus, the series' showrunner is Once director John Carney, who's great at capturing the swoon of love.
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Swoon creates her signature paper pieces but also incorporates acrylic paint, found objects, coffee stains and more.
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It might fall into a swoon to see a strike drill involving more powerful cutting-edge weapons.
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One character, a detective who's so magnetic that he makes women swoon, is a hard-boiled cliché.
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U.S. stock index futures rallied on Wednesday as global markets continued to recover from the Brexit vote swoon.
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Is it wrong for me to think that Bieber's dad was pretty swoon-worthy back in the day?
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The Crown Princess's swoon-worthy 19-year-old surf-loving son from an earlier relationship, Marius Borg Hoiby.
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Others still think that Kamala Harris or some other fresh, young candidate will make the Blue Team swoon.
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See how they swoon: The internet has been in awe of the dad of three for a while.
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The guy looks good in uniform and he knows how to turn the page for a pianist. Swoon.
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My thought bubble: Normally a market swoon of this magnitude would slam the window shut on primary deals.
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In fact, implied volatility on the QQQ is the lowest it's been since before the market's August swoon.
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Then he opened his seat belt too, floated down to join Lovell and felt the same sickly swoon.
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Donors swoon when they hear that 56% of Rwandan MPs are female—the highest share in the world.
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And there's a lavish moment near the end that recalls the dreamy swoon of An American in Paris.
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To All The Boys I've Loved Before has multiple potential love interests, and they're all equally swoon-worthy.
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Turn up the AC, grab a cup of iced cocoa, and escape to these swoon-worthy winter wonderlands.
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This is especially true when an accommodation offers a swoon-worthy panoramic view that provides endless Instagram fodder.
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Texas 2B Rougned Odor is mired in an 0-for-19 swoon over the past five games. 3.
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I'm pretty sure this teen heartthrob was not making movie-goers swoon with a Michael Myers-looking face.
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Check out the swoon-worthy snaps of the attractive Aussie to help ring in his latest birthday. Crikey!
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War Machine's got a way with words ... more than enough to make his pen pal-turned-fiancee swoon.
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Many of the world's prominent economists have declared that the market swoon looks out of step with fundamentals.
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With her blonde hair, effortless beauty and swoon-worthy wardrobe, we're constantly trying to steal Kate Bosworth's style.
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As long as you avoid these errors: Formulas can seem attractive but don't swoon too hard for them.
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I know the term "serious explanation" of policy tends to make you swoon, so I'm presuming you agree?
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But then Donald Trump came along, Republicans fell into a swoon, and Trump trounced both Bush and Cruz.
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But with markets quickly rebounding after a brief swoon, a rate increase looks like it's still a possibility.
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Back in the late 90s and early 00s, Josh Hartnett's very name sent teen girls into a swoon.
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But there was a lot to be attached to, even to swoon over, before last week's Brexit vote.
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Justin Bieber as Link LarkinLink's calling card is making the teen girls of Baltimore swoon over his every move.
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A December stock market swoon intensified the President's broadsides against Powell, who Trump described as "loco" over rate increases.
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Looking at photos of the hot doc horsing around with his husky makes us swoon — and bark for more!
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Aloş, a cat from Turkey, dazzles with a mesmerizing set of peepers that will make humans and felines swoon.
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And how did this sweet and serendipitous moment get caught on camera for the Facebook masses to swoon over?
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Take a peek at the swoon-worthy launches below, then set your calendars for February 3, when it drops.
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Ultimately, Khouw believes the recent ongoing rise in the VIX indicates that many investors feel a swoon is coming.
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And, if that's enough enough, we have a whole video of Ellen/Portia tidbits that will make you swoon.
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Jackson dumping his girlfriend and coming back for Maggie after all this goes down was already swoon-worthy enough.
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Arbor Swoon Rocker Women's Snowboard for $315 ($135 off): Arbor's boards are sustainably sourced and super fun to ride.
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Nissan brought along six of its previous GT-Rs, including swoon-worthy examples of their '69 and '73 bodies.
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Devin Dawson is raving about his new fiancée — and the swoon-worthy way he asked her to marry him.
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Whether or not you're getting ready to say "I do," everyone can appreciate a collection of swoon-worthy gowns.
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It's enough to make even the most hardened of wizards (and probably more than a muggle or two) swoon.
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As if Game of Thrones star Kit Harington weren't swoon-worthy enough, he goes and say something like this.
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The current macroeconomic gloom is overwhelming as China wobbles, emerging markets falter and stock indices the world over swoon.
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Following their extended swoon, public high-growth SaaS comps trade at just 5x revenues today – on a good day.
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The market withstood Wall Street's sharp drop on October 24th, ending the next day flat after an early swoon.
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On the Magnificent Mile's digital hoardings Google urges pedestrians to swoon into the arms of its voice-activated assistant.
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But your current feelings toward the Hawkins heartthrob don't matter; what matters is his swoon-worthy, perfectly-coiffed hair.
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Did you swoon for Julian Fellowes' dearly departed Downton Abbey, but always sort of wished it had more murder?
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"I didn't think much about settling down until recently," the swoon-worthy actor said in the magazine's May issue.
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"What has happened is a colossal military disaster," says one character (who may in fact be Harry Styles — swoon).
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So in honor of Irwin's birthday, her boyfriend Chandler Powell posted a sweet tribute that totally makes us swoon.
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Sam Hunt performed a swoon-worthy rendition of "Body Like a Back Road" at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards.
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The two regularly share photos of their two adorable daughters on Instagram, only adding to Rhett's swoon-worthy status.
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Holly Golightly (Audrey Hepburn) is fast asleep as Paul — her soon-to-be lover (swoon) — knocks on her door.
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How many times in a row can you swoon to marks that sound the same chord of rippling anatomy?
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Amid nuclear's swoon in Japan, coal is set to replace gas as the country's largest electricity generator, Bloomberg reports.
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There was also a dancing horse, named Lorenzo, which is the kind of thing that makes the internet swoon.
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It's been a season of streaks for Detroit, which won six in a row prior to its current swoon.
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It's easy to group the soft pulse of ambient-leaning electronic music and the slow swoon of shoegaze together.
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As we seek synergies and swoon over small talk, relationships can move a little too swiftly to be trusted.
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Lina Bo Bardi's swoon-inducing furniture; Heidi Bucher's phantomlike sculptures; and Josh Kline's chronicle of a 'calamity in progress.
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Oh, these women: They make you swoon, and then they stand there aloof as you collapse at their feet.
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Add a raft of toasted bread and a glass of nicely acidic Gambellara from northeastern Italy, and swoon away.
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Although there's no indication regarding how she identifies, she has a certain butch swagger that's making some people swoon.
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Not to mention, they come in dynamic flavors like lavender latte and churro — and arrive in swoon-worthy packaging.
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When Joe Trudeau — sorry, "Justin Trudeau" — visited the White House recently, he made everyone swoon, especially the president's daughter.
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Peter Cecchini, global chief market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald, makes a compelling case for a market swoon in 5003.
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NC State endured an even longer swoon after Bryce's 226-pointer as Virginia surged ahead with 20 unanswered points.
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Kansas City's swoon has put it in seventh place in the wild-card standings with 16 games to play.
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The broader market swoon has also wounded biotech share prices as riskier assets have lost favor to start 2016.
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That includes the presumption that Vietnam would fall in a swoon before the manly forces of the United States.
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They played it perfectly, and they made us swoon in the writers' room, so we're hoping people like them together.
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Jessica Simpson couldn't help but swoon over husband Eric Johnson on Wednesday, as he held their newborn daughter, Birdie Mae.
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Vincenzo Natali is the kind of director who makes the cult movie-steeped audiences at Austin's annual Fantastic Fest swoon.
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Aside from providing us with quality screen time, they both boast swoon-worthy proposal scenes fans dream of experiencing themselves.
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That fix each other's outfits and who just felt like posting a ton of swoon-worthy Instagram photos together afterwards.
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I have no idea how to express any of my feelings in a way that seems sincere and swoon-worthy.
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Nicholas Sparks couldn't write more swoon-worthy stuff than Winter's caption, in which she waxed poetic about her "incredible" man.
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More likely they will swoon over nature's ephemeral beauty and, like their hosts at this time of year, drink wildly.
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A swoon in global rates has swept the 23-year Treasury yield to its lowest level in nearly three years.
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On Thursday, volatility traded at around the 25 mark, an extreme level last seen during the market swoon last summer.
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Before this dapper dude was making the ladies swoon, he was just another well-suited lil stud in Cypress, California.
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A First Lady who can turn up with a turnip and make the country swoon, but still advance serious initiatives.
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There's only one Jack on a boat (some) audience members are going to swoon for, and it's not this guy.
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The survey was taken during December's stock market swoon, the worst month for the S&P since the Great Depression.
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Industrial designers and tech critics used to swoon over Apple's latest hardware; nowadays you witness less swooning and more bemusement.
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"In addition to the gay night life there's something about crooning cowboys in Nashville that makes us swoon," he wrote.
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But additional injuries and the realization that the Canadiens would not recover from their midseason swoon forced a roster transformation.
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What I needed was a solid companion, not a man who could make me swoon just by smiling at me.
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With his program of songs popular in the Berlin of the Weimar Republic, Mr. Kaufmann dials up the swoon factor.
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Meghan Markle told Eye Swoon that her breakfast routine is an 'açaí bowl, clean cleanse shake, or a green juice.
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Down the block is Lamoon, which opened last year and specializes in northern Thai cuisine and makes food writers swoon.
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Uber, Airbnb, Lyft, Palantir and Pinterest are all angling to go public in 2019, despite the recent stock market swoon.
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The artists here range from Swoon, who has created installations for MoMA, to Christian Boehmer, whose satirical drawings command $1,250.
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Generation Grandparent People talk about the first glimpses of their first grandchildren in terms borrowed from romantic poetry: They swoon.
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"The Cro-Magnon" look, he calls it — wide forehead, frostbit eyes, a chin so square it must make mathematicians swoon.
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COVID-19 and fears it could hamstring the global economy have sparked a swoon in U.S. equities and bond yields.
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Texas Tech ended a nearly three-minute scoreless swoon with a layup by Jahmi'us Ramsey with 1:57 to play.
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"I am always thinking, what can I do to make my customers fall down" — to make them swoon, she said.
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We'd gossip and giggle, swoon over Justin Timberlake and sip from our coffee cups, which made us feel so adult.
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A swoon of that size would shrink a $100,000 investment in an index tracking the broad market to roughly $503,000.
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Consequently, Donovan's parts on songs like "Swoon," the first they made together, are clusters of notes that aren't obviously consonant.
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Corden steps up to the challenge and the two men duke it out with voices so harmonious, they'll make you swoon.
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And you don't have to miss a single swoon-worthy bite, since we're taking you along with them in virtual reality.
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Later, on stage when Centineo picked up the award for Favorite Movie Actor, Condor enveloped him in a big hug. Swoon!
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Songs like "First Position" are hot because they demystify our desire and champion our autonomy, in swoon-worthy, boots-knockin' style.
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Macesz Bistro:Duck, lamb, and chicken dishes to swoon over make this locally loved restaurant a fine-dining experience worth checking out.
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Vanessa Antonelli, who specializes in designing nurseries and kids' rooms, has created plenty of swoon-worthy spaces for big-name stars.
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But with a few simple tips, you can create a profile for almost any dating app that anyone would swoon over.
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From the northern lights to the city's swoon-inducing scenery, Reykjavik, Iceland ranks pretty high up on our travel bucket list.
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Another thing that separates Every Day from, say, Twilight, is that there is no swoon-inducing male lead in the equation.
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Even before the market swoon, Anaplan was already headed toward an unusual IPO because it has a brand new finance chief.
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No surprise that refinances, also referred to as prepayments, have jumped in the past few months as rates began their swoon.
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As if Hugh Jackman wasn't dreamy enough, he's now making hearts swoon by showing off his baking skills in the kitchen.
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On Sunday, during Sheeran's closing set on the main Glastonbury stage, the Beckhams were spotted watching from the VIP area. Swoon.
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As you can read in the caption above, Allen writes a super heartfelt caption to Bellisario that makes us collectively swoon.
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While it appears Jed might take home the crown with his original song (swoon), Luke P. does something no one anticipates.
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Monday, the actor posted a selfie with son Flynn, declaring a swoon-worthy love for his offspring, as Us Weekly notes.
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Before this slick stud was making the ladies swoon, he was just another greased up guy growing up in Cypress, California.
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Marking her 37th birthday, Jonas posted two photos of the actress on his Instagram post along with a swoon-worthy caption.
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At the time, my older sister would constantly swoon over Little Bow Wow and B2K, gushing over how "hot" they were.
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We also got to swoon over model of the moment Lily Jean Harvey, snapped up by Topshop for the SS17 campaign.
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He took his crooked smile and those eyebrows on Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph's Bronx Beat and made your mom swoon.
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He gives Jerry a button to pass on to Jeannie, which, it's revealed, evidently came from his best church shirt. Swoon.
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Then, in 2014, I started a company called ManServants, which lets women hire swoon-worthy gentlemen to serve as party entertainment.
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We may judge or may swoon when we see gold-leaf interiors, replete with marbled pillars (hello, Melania and Donald Trump).
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The R+Co Death Valley Dry Shampoo has a lightweight formula that instantly refreshes your hair with a swoon-worthy scent.Pros:
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AROUND THE WEB: Texas boomtowns are suffering as the price of oil continues to swoon on Wall Street, USA Today reports.
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The next TV bachelor to make the ladies swoon as they compete for his love is none other than ... Dennis Graham!
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Sure, a picture paints a thousand words, but Prince Harry's recent art purchase can be summed up in just one: swoon.
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Each one brings a bevy of more swoon-worthy beers that you've only fantasized about while reading reviews on Beer Advocate.
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Someone who breaks from type — and possibly comes from a different culture or corner of the world — could make you swoon.
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In secret, he would kiss the scar in a swoon of emotion, but in time, he would cease to remember why.
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In a swoon, he invites her out that night, and, as flirtation gives way to deeper feelings, they fall in love.
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The Untamed's swoon-worthy romance unfolds around Lan Wangji, who comes from the most rigid and restrained of all the clans.
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It's fine to swoon over the Marvel Comics monarch of Wakanda in "Black Panther," but a real-life facsimile is dreadful.
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It's not just a Twitter phenomenon: celebrities have caused users of Instagram and Facebook to swoon from an unexpected follow too.
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Never mind that Tobey Maguire said he couldn't breathe because he had water pouring up his nose — it's still swoon-worthy.
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A sparkling British-American cast of newly minted and long familiar stars chirp, swoon, pine, quip and shed the odd tear.
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But in the economic swoon today, getting by as an investor, says one wealthy Russian in the capital, means thinking small.
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While nobody can know when the U.S. stock market might swoon, there is one thing about which one can be certain.
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Paul Ryan Until recently, Ryan was regarded as the Republican idea man, whose riff on cutting entitlements made conservative intellectuals swoon.
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Yet the typically brash Brown was not quite ready to say his team's midseason swoon was firmly in the rearview mirror.
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Fortunately, this live performance video of "Two Ghosts" is here to deliver more of the swoon-worthy Styles that we love so.
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We thought we reached peak swoon levels when Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez executed a BFF takeover, but we were so wrong.
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During the kiss, Tracy couldn't contain herself and pulled a surprised Link backwards as she locked lips with her swoon-worthy crush.
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Viewers are supposed to swoon when a woman is forcefully pulled into a kiss after trying to walk away from her lover.
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He embodied a sensitive masculinity that women could swoon over and the men at the festival could say, yes, I like him.
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Internationally renowned artist Caledonia "Swoon" Curry glimpsed the afterlife when her mother died in 2013, following a protracted struggle with lung cancer.
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We would suggest that Trump's recent swoon is exactly for the same reasons that had Republicans feeling quite chipper prior to today.
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After gazing out into the California landscape, Arie rides off on his motorcycle, which is supposed to make us swoon, I think.
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Boeing shares fell to 2.5% to close at a nearly seven-month low of $331.06 on Monday in a broad market swoon.
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That would not have happened six weeks ago, when the mere mention of tax reform would send markets into an upward swoon.
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Nothing quite replicates the heady rush of first love, but Call Me By Your Name might come close – it's that swoon-worthy.
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Elevate pulled its IPO in January 2016, during a stock market swoon and on increased concern that credit markets would be tightening.
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A late-season swoon of five losses in seven games for Wisconsin coincided with Happ's 13-for-33 tailspin at the line.
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Mulberry, which most recently made us swoon with its fall 2017 duvet coats, has decided to sit out the catwalk going forward.
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Coming off last year's stockmarket crash and the surprise depreciation of the yuan, many had expected the economy to swoon this year.
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I met a lanky, pouty-lipped Melburnian and let myself be seduced by his accent, swoon-worthy utterances, and amazing kissing technique.
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Despite the fact that he has never worked full time for anyone else's label before, Mr. Saunders seemed in a similar swoon.
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Strengthening the melancholic tone, An Wei's moaning, cello-infused soundtrack provides the perfect base for Mark Lee Ping-Bing's swoon-worthy visuals.
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The Gamecocks' February swoon is beginning to feel a lot like last season's, which cost them a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
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It'll make you believe that there's a swoon-worthy story out there for you, just waiting to be stumbled into and lived.
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The 30-year Treasury bond yield fell to an all-time low 1.91% last Wednesday, tracking a similar swoon in rates overseas.
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Do we not swoon at the verdant backdrop of Turtle Pond and Belvedere Castle, more alluring than any scenic designer could conjure?
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There are no obvious bubbles in tech, real estate or other industries, and the Dow has mostly recovered from last year's swoon.
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WEST CALDWELL, N.J. — Steve Schwartz looks like a voter who might swoon for the Republican tax plan, unveiled last week in Washington.
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Her investigation of "domestic" forms was also prescient: Artists as different as Swoon, Cindy Sherman and Emma Sulkowicz are indebted to her.
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The 217-year Treasury bond yield fell to an all-time low 22016% on Wednesday, tracking a similar swoon in rates overseas.
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No ladies swoon in "The Beguiled," Sofia Coppola's toxic thriller set in the South during the waning months of the Civil War.
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Wintrich was too distracted to participate; he was curled up on the bed with his laptop, in a swoon of self-Googling.
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Stock futures on Wall Street pointed to a steady open after a tech-led swoon pulled major U.S. benchmarks sharply lower overnight.
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Settle in, get cozy, and prepare to tuck into the big steaming bowl of comfort food that is Set It Up. Swoon.
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J. P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said he's not worried about the tech stock swoon because the economy looks 'quite strong.
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Although the '90s produced many heartthrobs for us to swoon over, two of them have more than just their looks in common.
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And we've discovered another totally gnarly dog cruising around Clissold Park in London, stealing the show, and making all the other pups swoon.
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Many of the listings are just $33 or $34 a night, on average — and they're in some seriously swoon-worthy and underrated locations.
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Indeed, New York City is really the primary co-star, providing a lavish backdrop for the swoon-worthy moments, such as they are.
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"You made me a part of your wonderful book for the whole world to read?" she asks, ready to swoon from the flattery.
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And what about Sam Hunt, the country singer who makes us swoon every time he picks up a microphone and flexes those muscles?
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And while feeding accessories like this are almost too cute, the cat water fountains are just as practical as they are swoon-worthy.
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Stocks rose Monday following a Friday swoon after President Donald Trump stoked trade tensions, a move that sent the Dow down 623 points.
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ET on Lifetime and feel free to swoon over the clothes even more, especially now that there will be a silhouette for everyone.
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The business offset the lower asset levels from December's stock market swoon with higher interest income through more lending to its wealthy clients.
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Hardwick and the AIDS crisis, did making Swoon feel more necessary in 1992 than it would at a slightly earlier or later time?
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Backed by 3G Capital, a private-equity firm, the new group slashed costs at a pace that made rivals shudder and investors swoon.
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Nine months after postponing its initial public offering amid a stock market swoon, online lender Elevate is still waiting for a market rebound.
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While the audience was busy trying to absorb that idea fully, Reynolds reverted back to being the stuff of swoon-worthy father dreams.
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Saut said he made that summer swoon prediction based on a proprietary market timing model, which also signaled a top in late October.
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And don't forget the swoon Kansas City's offense had midseason last year (Weeks 1-5: 32.4 points per game; Weeks 43-13: 18.0).
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In his spare time he watched anime, played Yu-Gi-Oh cards, and produced filthy dubstep and electro under the name DJ Swoon.
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Add cheese to the OUTSIDE of the bread for a food hack that delivers a slightly crispy, even cheesier sandwich to swoon over.
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Stark's work acts to reflect the impressions left by Bowie's presentation of the scintilla sublime or those mesmerizing moments which make one swoon.
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This has reduced the number of engineers who spin out to launch their own startups, thus also contributing to the angel deal swoon.
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"This would be the kind of classic stock that could be bought on an oil-related swoon ahead of the quarter," Cramer said.
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Last night's Grey's Anatomy poured over Jackson (Jesse Williams) and April's (Sarah Drew) shorter-than-it-seemed marriage, showcasing the swoon-worthy moments.
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The president has been fuming at the Federal Reserve and chairman Jerome Powell, blaming the recent market swoon on the Fed's rate hikes.
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It's an extraordinary image: an unholy hybrid of prison and theatre, guaranteed to make any Foucault readers in the cinema swoon for joy.
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Even financial markets in developing countries, which tend to swoon in unison when one of their peers implodes, recently have been doing well.
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December and January swoon notwithstanding, Porzingis is far surpassing the inconsistent glimpses of unicorn-like dominance he displayed in his first two seasons.
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Retail trade continued its streak of losses with a decline of 11,100 jobs for the month, bringing its 12-month swoon to 84,000.
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Go: Our critics recommend what to see in New York galleries, including Lina Bo Bardi's swoon-inducing furniture and Heidi Bucher's phantomlike sculptures.
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This chow chow and terrier poodle mix has a fluffy tail, loving eyes, and a unique look that will make dog lovers swoon.
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Banks are among the hottest stocks as investors try to make sense of the recent stock market swoon and rising interest-rate environment.
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Eleven opponents have reached the 100-point mark during the swoon and Phoenix is ranked 22th in the NBA in scoring defense (242.9).
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Even with the swoon in shares Monday, investor optimism about the Model 3 has pushed Tesla shares up about 65 percent this year.
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Despite the occasional swoon in technology stocks and the persistent decline in energy issues, the market continued to rise through the second quarter.
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The peso has already weakened 17.3% so far this year to 45.6 per U.S. dollar after a 55% swoon against the greenback in 2018.
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Yes, we're forever indebted to Duchovny for his charming and swoon-worthy Mulder, but it is Anderson who's the more skilled and acclaimed actor.
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Wall Street's so-called fear gauge, the CBOE Volatility Index, is at 25, the highest it's been since the market swoon earlier this year.
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The market swoon that dinged Wall Street banks to start the year hampered M&A deals, and in turn, hurt investment banks' top lines.
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Instead, we're gonna celebrate with 22 of our absolute favorite swoon-worthy moments from the past 12 months, listed below in no particular order.
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ICYMI: MTV Movie & TV Awards fashion recap, plus JLO makes us swoon with a throwback photo Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The profanity says it's an R, but for those who don't clutch their pearls and swoon when someone says "fuck," it's pretty PG-safe.
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The British pound's swoon to 22.97-year lows against the U.S. dollar has created bargain basement prices for luxury seafaring vessels, according to YachtWorld.
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That swoon was largely caused by worry about China melting down and a potential recession in the U.S. Both of these now look unlikely.
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The Knicks have suffered four double-digit defeats during their swoon and also played poorly in Tuesday's 224-2108 loss to the Boston Celtics.
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The little guy's newest video is set to Celine Dion's "Because You Loved Me" and its sentimentality will make you and your mom swoon.
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We saw Abby (Darby Stanchfield) and David (Joshua Malina) develop a swoon-worthy relationship, only to have it torn apart by lies and mistrust.
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For Sant, the fact that Summer quotes a line that "cuts right to the core of why we are Smiths believers" is swoon-worthy.
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That model actually foresaw the 2015 summer swoon, but missed what he expected to be a "rip your face off" rally in late December.
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The change in plans was initiated in October, when the couple attended a concert so swoon worthy that "one thing led to another" naturally.
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi saw its stock swoon during Wednesday trade despite posting a fourth-quarter earnings report that beat expectations the previous day.
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Amy Schumer Okay, technically her boyfriend, Ben Hanisch, wrote this one about her but ti was just too swoon-worthy nOT to include. 7.
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Khloé, 31, must have missed his swoon-worthy performance in Titanic, because she guessed Kourtney, 36, would pick Beverly Hills, 90210's Luke Perry.
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It's hard to completely understand the Academy's paralysis, except perhaps that after last year's ratings swoon, there are too many cooks in the kitchen.
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The pictures are poetic, the kind of thing that you want to see in isolation so that you can swoon over them in peace.
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For the moment, 2018 will mark another year of recovery for the Russian economy after a steep recession triggered by oil's swoon during 2014.
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Despite the late swoon, Xavier is in the NCAA Tournament for the fourth straight year and the 11th time in the past 12 seasons.
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"Times sure have changed since the old Shaft made women swoon by simply treating them like s---," said Steve Davis in the Austin Chronicle.
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Stocks dodged a summer swoon, but Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson says the market may see an autumn pullback of about 5 to 6 percent.
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Movies like Tom Kalin's Swoon, Rose Troche's Go Fish, and the aforementioned Priscilla all have films released in 1991 to thank for their existence.
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Amid an opioid epidemic that kills more than 2877 Americans on average every day, artists like Swoon are wielding their craft to combat addiction.
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"It's a very dark piece," Swoon says over the phone from Tokyo, where she's installing Medea for an exhibition at the Mori Art Museum.
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Before this youngster was making the ladies swoon with his smooth vocals, he was just another cutie coming in red-hot in Petersburg, Virginia.
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This month's historic swoon in oil prices has some on Wall Street worrying that crude will settle in a range under $40 a barrel.
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Corporate executives aren't using their own personal funds on average to buy their company's stock during the market swoon, according to a research firm.
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If you want to swoon even more, you can watch videos of him playing guitar and singing on Instagram while wearing a hoop earing.
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So, we think investors are bordering on complacent and the usual fears of a summer swoon are probably more justified than not this year.
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The stocks were recovering nicely from their swoon, he said, and in any case they were all being liquidated and replaced with safer investments.
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The action is tense and the characters have character, but it's Locke's descriptions of this "little piece of heaven" that will make you swoon.
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Other companies have tried similar approaches, such as MacMillan's Swoon Reads, which has readers vote on young adult titles that the imprint should publish.
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The core elements of the premise — rogue tentacles, prickly villains, a found family and swoon-worthy romances — are familiar to aficionados of genre entertainment.
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The company owns $173 billion of stocks and the market's swoon in the fourth quarter helped cause losses of $22.7 billion on those securities.
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There are cute boys to swoon over (KJ Apa of Riverdale plays Starr's sweet but oblivious boyfriend, Chris), meals to enjoy, and parties to attend.
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The event drew huge crowds and brought together renowned street artists, like Shepard Fairey, Faile, Swoon, JR, D*Face, and stencil pioneer Blek Le Rat.
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The optical illusion allows Levi to be tall, dark, and awkward, instead of, say, a ripoff of Chris Evans's dashing and swoon-worthy Captain America.
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LME copper had closed the previous week at $7,193 per tonne and, after surviving a Tuesday swoon to $6,885, it closed last Friday at $7,22015.
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With her nearly $1 billion cosmetics empire, it's no wonder Kylie Jenner's invested in some of the most swoon-worthy Louis Vuitton collaborations with Murakami.
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For now, drink in the music video above like a cold beer at the bar, and swoon, or feel jealous, or a little of both.
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That swoon - which was as much as 25.2 percent at one point - is by far the worst performance for U.S. equities during a presidential transition.
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It was a dreamlike, larger-than-life experience created by the artist Swoon, who first gained notoriety in the early 234s as a street artist.
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Better still, the brand has dozens of other high-quality brow products that are just as swoon-worthy — but stocking up will definitely cost you.
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Here he looks back on his iconic feature Swoon, working with Gran Fury and ACT UP, and his definition of activism in the Trump years.
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While she had seen pictures of Emberlin, it wasn't until he came to pick her up for their first date that he made her swoon.
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Let us count the ways in which this video proves that a day on the set of Outlander would make us swoon with joy:1.
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As soon as I saw Jessica's pale pink and sparkling silver gown, I couldn't help but swoon over the dazzling beading and overall ethereal vibe.
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"[This Is Us] has affirmed a way of life that I was raised with," Ventimiglia, who plays heroic and swoon-worthy Jack Pearson, tells PEOPLE.
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Europe's markets suffered a stormy start as the pound followed its worst day of the year with another 20.1% swoon against all the major currencies.
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Zac Efron reminded fans of his swoon-worthiness when he was spotted taking a swim class that left onlookers needing to cool off as well.
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It's a new year, which means countless new opportunities for celebrities to make us swoon with their sprawling estates, spotless penthouses, and spacious vacation homes.
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But all that pressure pressed this film into a diamond: Directed by Jon M. Chu, Crazy Rich Asians is fun, funny, gorgeous, and swoon-worthy.
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Thankfully, today's most swoon-worthy release, the ColourPop Studio 1400 Eyeshadow Quad, costs less than that sad salad from your local lunch spot, and — surprise!
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To wit: Her acting career is soaring, her marriage to John Krasinski is swoon-worthy, and now her hair, too, fits the title — quite literally.
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As we await more men in kilts and swoon-worthy romance, every bit of information about Outlander season 3 is a piece of internet treasure.
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They swoon at the thought of receiving one of those texts, because Drake has done more than appeal to good old-fashioned, heteronormative, female desire.
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Oh, and be sure to swoon over an particularly exciting photo of Xander and Cordelia, who seem to have made up after all these years.
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While you'll swoon over the velvet makeup cases, luxe perfume and decadent body butter from Korres, the brushes are the crown jewel of the collection.
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My cofounders and I are even working on a manual book that will enlighten men about what it takes to become a swoon-worthy gentleman.
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Lawmakers and staff took a break from their work on Wednesday to swoon over puppies and kittens at an animal adoption event on Capitol Hill.
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The procedure is to sell in May and buy back in October, or at least after the summer swoon, and avoid the typical summer losses.
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Kim Kardashian has a fix for that: Powder highlight and contour kits, so everyone — both cream and powder makeup lovers — can swoon over her products.
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Men carry on in much more sexually aggressive and invasive ways on stage and we're expected—and indeed, do—swoon at their unbridled dream-boatiness.
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Literally millions of them to be exact, and Centineo's commitment to posting dreamy pictures and tweets daily isn't slowing down the swoon train anytime soon.
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Currently an array of colorful works by artists Maya Hayuk, Swoon, Momo and duo Faile are on display for its first temporary exhibition "City Lights".
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Whether you're shopping for yourself or looking for the perfect gift for someone else, any Disney or Mickey Mouse lover would swoon over these picks.
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After boasting his refined taste in niche British film, Corden challenges his writing staff to come up with a swoon-worthy sketch for Hugh Grant.
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I know that's heresy to many — it largely eschews the novel's comedic aspects in favor of swooning romanticism — but, dammit, I love a good swoon.
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In the past, Gomez has made us desperate for bangs, while Washington and Robbie have made us swoon for monochromatic makeup and bright pink blush.
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Seattle also had aspirations of ending a 15-season playoff drought before it fell out of the wild-card derby because of its own swoon.
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The company has quietly, but systematically, been courting the fashion world since 2014, and fashion has been in something of a collective swoon in return.
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This closing scene would make any audience member swoon for that sweet teenage love feeling — the feeling that Reeder captures the most in her shorts.
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Like Cogan, Athena Calderone of Eye Swoon (68.7K followers) was able to translate her passion into a full-time role creating and curating food content.
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My ideal version of myself is able to get all my work done and turn out gorgeous, Pinterest-worthy meals that make my boyfriend swoon.
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SWOON 😍😍 The porgs instantly became a sensation, in the same way that BB-8 had in the run-up to The Force Awakens.
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I just make it so I can cook up Meera Sodha's aunt Harsha's recipe for naan, then dip the bread in the sauce and swoon.
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With a cast of 11 and a five-person band, it's a friendly musical, wistful and searching, and it has strings to make you swoon.
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Businesses and investors can't abide uncertainty, and that contributed to Wall Street's November swoon, which wiped out all of the year's gains at one point.
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A drop in technology and internet stocks marked the latest swoon and shook confidence in a group that has propelled the market in recent years.
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From there, the tale takes flight in a way that comes close to magic realism, with the characters and events falling into a gothic swoon.
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A close look at the data appears to show that the industry is not in a fatal swoon but needs to adapt to current trends.
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Last week, risk spreads blew out to levels not seen since 2005 while the local peso currency extended its year-to-date swoon to 36%.
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Miss de Lappe walked over to Amy Ruggiero, who was dancing the part of Laurey, and demonstrated the proper way to swoon over a man.
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The play's director, Jose Zayas, encouraged Dionicio to try it in the next run-through, and it worked, sending Rodriguez into an adorable impromptu swoon.
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The weakness came just as stocks were recovering from last week's swoon on worries linked to escalating tensions between North Korea and the United States.
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The actor wished his The X-Files co-star Gillian Anderson happy birthday in a swoon-worthy message for all Mulder and Scully worshippers out there.
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There's a hypnotic, give-a-fuck 70s street swagger to it, thanks to the muscular basslines, but also a surfy swoon to Neilson's casual-cool croon.
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The actor's girlfriend and Riverdale costar Camila Mendes has confirmed that Melton is just as swoon-worthy in real life as he is on the screen.
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Fletcher's fiancé, former pro football player Jordan Rodgers, posted a sweet message on Instagram for Fletcher's 26th birthday that should probably come with a swoon warning.
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Whether you're hoping to make your significant other swoon or just surprising your close friends, the crafts ahead are cute, relatively easy, and anything but cheesy.
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Classic movies and TV shows, like When Harry Met Sally, The O.C., and Friends, among many others, feature momentous midnight kisses meant to make us swoon.
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Salesforce had its worst day since February 183, plunging 8.7 percent on Monday to $121.01, leading a swoon in shares of companies that sell subscription software.
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If it feels like there are swoon-worthy makeup collabs from YouTubers and social-media personalities coming at you left and right, that's because they are.
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It all happened so fast, but it was enough to make lots of people on Twitter swoon and demand the same attention from their future spouses.
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"I have found that a lot of my long-term projects are really about how creativity addresses crisis — from ecological disaster to social crisis," said Swoon.
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"There are a million ways to meet people," he told ET. Odds are, after his swoon-worthy stint on The Bachelorette, that won't be a problem.
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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan Tatum always know how to make us swoon — they're one celebrity couple who always seem to be on the same page.
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Watch ET's video about the pair's anniversary, below — including a swoon-worthy interview in which Legend shares how he first fell in love with his wife.
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In the spirit of celebrating those soon-t0-be sexual awakenings, we asked queer women to tell us about the fictional characters who make them swoon.
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Fumai as Palladino goes into a swoon before hearing from each of these marginal feminists, who emerge from the smoky darkness and fade back into it.
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It's more likely stocks will take a pause and move sideways this summer than roll over in a "June swoon," according to a number of strategists.
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The Canadiens, trying to get back on track after midseason swoon, added size and grit by acquiring rugged forwards Steve Ott, Andreas Martinsen and Dwight King.
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Both oyster sauce and fish sauce—umami bombs in their own right—are used when concocting the sauce here, effectively making the glaze immediately swoon-worthy.
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As the Village goes, West 11th delivers on the swoon meter: gracious old brownstones, inviting restaurants, cafes and bars, an art gallery and a tiny spa.
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Their optimism for productive trade negotiations has helped the S&P 500 rebound from its swoon in August to within 53% of its all-time high.
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That result kicked off an 23-22 swoon for the Magic, who capped a three-game homestand with a 281.8-229 loss to Chicago on Tuesday.
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This one is much more clearly connected to the main franchise with the appearance of Jude Law as Dumbledore (swoon) and yes, a return to Hogwarts!
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Related: Street Artist Swoon Brings a Spiritual Installation to Detroit 40 New Murals Color Detroit's Eastern Market Intimate Murals Revive Abandoned Buildings Across the United States
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The post-Brexit bounce — after the post-Brexit swoon — helped to produce a 21 percent return for domestic stock funds in the quarter, according to Morningstar.
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" Recalling Mr. Berry's famous duck walk, which made women in the bar swoon, Mr. Wilson said, "We considered that silly music because we were jazz aficionados.
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After a monthlong swoon that knocked the Phillies out of first place, they've won four of six and Manager Gabe Kapler wants his team thinking playoffs.
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But Aceco's fortunes soon turned, and in 2015, facing a cash crunch amid a broader swoon in the Brazilian economy, Aceco stopped paying off its creditors.
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"I am inclined to conclude this is just another market swoon here in the United States," said Scott Anderson, chief economist for Bank of the West.
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The vision of Yank in the stokehole — bare-chested and begrimed with coal, his phallic shovel raised high — sends the girl into a swoon of revulsion.
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If you think of "Anne of Green Gables" as a love story and swoon at the name Gilbert Blythe, chances are you watched the mini-series.
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D. comes over to my house to pick me up and he's adorable, wearing a blue blazer and khakis and holding white roses for me. Swoon.
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Thankfully, all that pressure has pressed this film into a diamond: Directed by Jon M. Chu, Crazy Rich Asians is fun, funny, gorgeous, and swoon-worthy.
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These costumes aren't just there to swoon over, either; they provide some very welcome armor, making it easier to take on some of the trickier boss battles.
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It should be as easy as falling in love with a fake boyfriend who drives across town to stock up on Yakult for the ski trip. Swoon.
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Tom Kalin came out of the AIDS activist group ACT UP to make Swoon, which casts a revisionist queer lens on the Leopold & Loeb "perfect murder" case.
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British inventor Sir James Dyson announced this week that his company will spend more than $2.7 billion to build a swoon-worthy, zero-emissions vehicle by 2020.
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It's been 30 years since Patrick Swayze made fans swoon in Dirty Dancing, and now you can own the leather jacket he sported in the famous film.
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Chávez had the good fortune to take office at the tail end of a two-decade swoon in oil prices, and to preside over a price surge.
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After going on a shoe shopping spree, Jenner posted a series of photos of her swoon-worthy purchases, including trendy styles from Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Balenciaga.
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You can view, in gorgeous typeface and swoon-worthy photos, each thing she's built over her career and the steps she's taken to continue to grow it.
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However, one of Wall street's biggest bull told CNBC that despite a delay from the Federal Reserve, a June swoon is very much still on the table.
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While Molly does swoon over a male love interest's ability to correctly name her Hogwarts house, the girls generally don't bond over bits of pop culture arcana.
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There's a scene in Tom Kalin's 1992 film Swoon where accused killers Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb appear to make love in the middle of a courtroom.
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Building on her own vision and those reported by others, Swoon leveraged Library Street's divided architecture to create three sections: the tunnel, the barrier, and the meadow.
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That said, you could swoon for a successful "provider" type near the eclipse on the 1st — even someone with a bit of an age difference from you.
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People are eager to know whether Berkshire continued this repurchase plan in the fourth quarter, when a late-year market swoon might have presented a buying opportunity.
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"You have no idea how much I'm falling for you right now," sweet Pete says at the end of the night, fireworks blasting in the background. Swoon!
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In what nearly felt like an effort to undo the innocent-sounding Sunday swoon fest answer above, in his next response he disclosed a more lusty confession.
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Despite crude oil's 4 percent rally this week, one technician who saw the January swoon in stocks coming sees a long, bearish road ahead for the commodity.
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A friend of mine recently sent me a link to the Swoon Kink store on Etsy, which uses cashmere to make restraints, floggers, and, yes, masturbation sleeves.
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Read More Market calm has eerie parallels to pre-swoon August Five out of the top seven stocks with the highest short interest have risen this year.
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ABOUT RUTGERS (20133-22013, 274-271): The Scarlet Knights have been competitive during their swoon, losing four of their last six contests by fewer than 10 points.
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Underexposure to equities softened the blow of the stock market swoon of 2007 and 2008, but it also deprived minority households of corresponding gains when markets recovered.
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A difficult June swoon may have diffused the Philadelphia Phillies' early-season momentum, but Peter Bourjos has led his team's offensive renaissance over the past two weeks.
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The beginning of June ushers in cherry season, when fruit lovers swoon for heaps of firm, yellow Rainiers, sweet deep red Bings, and heart-shaped Sweetheart cherries.
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Frank Bruni Before we delve any further into the coughs heard round the world and the swoon that changed history, some perspective: Running for president isn't hard.
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If you fancy ultralight backpacking, you'll swoon over the Nemo Hornet 2's minuscule 2-pound-and-5-ounce packed weight and its extremely easy setup system.
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His two grand paintings of St. Matthew, done in 1600 for the church of San Luigi dei Francesi, shocked an older generation but made younger artists swoon.
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U.S. oil jumped more than 23% on Thursday for its best day on record, as it clawed back more than half of the losses from Wednesday's swoon.
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The market's most recent swoon began on Wednesday after the Fed signaled it planned to keep raising interest rates next year, citing the strength of the economy.
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They have also been promoting the film together, on and off, since its triumphant premiere earlier this year at Sundance, where it sent festivalgoers into a swoon.
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Artworks line the walls and are propped up on landings, including fragments of a mural by the multimedia artist Swoon that are sandwiched between sheets of glass.
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It's part of my job to get past the initial swoon, and not be swayed by a discount, even as I wonder how realistic our budget is.
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Duke's midseason swoon left the team with a 4-4 mark in conference play and 3 1/2 games behind league leader North Carolina as of Jan.
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Billionaires, who added billions to their fortunes in recent months, saw a reversal of fortune Monday as the stock market swoon chopped billions off their net worths.
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Royals 1B Eric Hosmer has followed a 3-for-26 swoon by going 4-for-11 with two homers and four RBIs in his last three games.
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Ties We're supposed to subject our relationships to some recipe for permanent swoon and are made to believe we are failing if we just live in reality.
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The deep swoon all but knocked Pittsburgh (37-23) out of the National League Central race and the immediate goal is staying part of the wild-card chase.
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He speaks French Cooper set the internet ablaze a few years ago when he casually spoke French in an interview and made thousands of women swoon in response.
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Singer and middle school assistant principal G. Star Swain made onlookers swoon with her powerful rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the Lincoln Memorial earlier this month.
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" Yardeni added: "If this is still a bull market, as we believe it is, then the latest bearish technicals and October's swoon should mark the latest buying opportunity.
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Apple and Amazon had been battling it out for the highest market capitalization, but the online retailer's stock has dropped in the tech swoon that began in October.
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The Duchess of Sussex is effortlessly charming, living a real life fairytale and doling out a never-ending supply of adorable couple photos for us to swoon over.
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Interestingly, the Lab worked with soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo (and the less swoon-inducing members of the Portuguese soccer team) ahead of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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Treasurys barely rallied at all during stocks' nasty October swoon, and indeed a 60/103 stock-bond portfolio would have lost a jarring 3 percent during the month.
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The artist known as Swoon has used a variety of mediums to create whimsical worlds and captivating portraits throughout her work, both for the street and the museum.
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Elite Daily reports that Shepard took to the social media platform to wish his wife a happy 37th birthday, and the message he wrote totally made us swoon.
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Some days, you come home wanting to snuggle up with your sweetheart and watch something that'll make you laugh, cry, swoon, and fall in love all over again.
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Interestingly, the VIX has not risen for six sessions in a row since the market's August swoon, which took the down 11 percent in a half dozen days.
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The CBOE volatility index spiked nearly 50 percent, hitting a high of 26 — but that paled in comparison to the high seen during the August swoon (above 40).
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So the couple took matters into their own hands and launched the Dancing With Her magazine and website, complete with an Instagram account that will make you swoon.
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Taraji P. Henson's weave and wig game is unmatched (especially on Empire)... ...but it was her big chop in August of this year that wowed us most. Swoon!
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If your other half is the type that would rather throw back a few shots than munch on candies, this unique present is sure to make them swoon.
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But whether they verge towards cringe-worthy or towards swoon-worthy, each of these movies will make you reevaluate the cookie-cutter standards we place on romantic relationships.
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Without an extension, however, global oil production would rise by more than 1 million barrels per day at the start of June, and oil prices would likely swoon.
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Nutanix filed its original prospectus in December, and then delayed going public in the first quarter amid a stock market swoon that scared off everyone in the pipeline.
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The benchmark S&P 53.793 posted its biggest monthly percentage gain, at 7.89 percent, since October 2015 as U.S. equities continued to surge from their late 2018 swoon.
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Do we think the art market and the world of collectibles are going to hold up any better in a market swoon than they have in the past?
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But once you saw past all that sparkle aside, you couldn't help but swoon over her chic, simple updo — and her hairstylist, Adir Abergel, is spilling the details.
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Stocks finished out the past week with just a slight loss, after Wednesday's deep swoon on concerns that Trump's Russia troubles could be taking a more serious turn.
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So truly, what else can he do but brood, endlessly, as prostitutes swoon all around him but he remains far too honorable to ever think of touching them?
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The tech sector fell 0.5 percent, recovering from steeper losses in the session and coming on the heels of its biggest two-day swoon in nearly a year.
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This surge in yields and swoon in prices wasn't ascribed to China's dumping of Treasuries, of course, but to the "Trump Trade" that changed everything after the election.
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And if you're a sucker for those hard-to-come-by goods, you're bound to love this new, equally swoon-worthy selection from Donatienne, launching in early March.
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From Bella Hadid in Off-White (swoon!) to Olivia Palermo in her own Banana Republic design, see the red carpet looks we can't stop talking about this A.M.
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Twitter's offices also include swoon-worthy features, such as a coffee bar that offers custom-designed lattes, on-tap brews, trendy décor and colorful murals by local artists.
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Many other cryptocurrencies have performed similarly in recent weeks — a swoon in late December and then a bumpy price recovery since then, none more so than Ripple XRP.
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Also on view is the actual "Hickory" raft, which was constructed in Slovenia from reclaimed wood and discarded furniture by the artist Swoon (Caledonia Curry) and her crew.
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At the moment, chances for Democrats' winning the 30 seats they would need to take back power are considered slim in the absence of a complete Trump swoon.
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In the fourth quarter, JPMorgan and several other big banks took a hit in their fixed-income trading operations as a market swoon kept clients on the sidelines.
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After Ben Higgins made viewers swoon as a fan favorite on Kaitlyn Bristowe's season of The Bachelorette, he's now on his own journey to love on The Bachelor.
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Trump has cast the recent bull market run as a reflection on his fiscal policies and he's blamed the late-year swoon on expectations that rates will tighten.
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While these giants make mainstream media swoon with their AI platforms, it's indie developers utilizing these platforms, like those at ROSS and Slack, who create the real innovation.
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What makes the outlook for 2020 seem so different is that the oil price swoon is coming at the same time coronavirus appears likely to wallop those sectors.
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The bitter irony of the current swoon is that it was triggered by the emergence of something the world has been awaiting for years: higher wages for workers.
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He delights — if a man can swoon, Kinsky swoons — over her blood-red damask frock from Worth and the Cartier star of diamonds that was her fashion trademark.
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Noted Pratt alumni include Jan Groover, Nancy Grossman, Eva Hesse, Ellsworth Kelly, Robert Mapplethorpe, Juan Muñoz, Roxy Paine, Duke Riley, Joan Semmel, Swoon, Mickalene Thomas, and Terry Winters.
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He said the Fed should act as quickly as Sunday to assuage financial markets that have been in an aggressive swoon all week as the virus has spread.
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Her vision of "Wonder Woman" — someone strong, loving and vulnerable, who exudes sincerity, which Ms. Jenkins says is sorely lacking in films — has most critics in a swoon.
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Philadelphia SS Freddy Galvis' June swoon continued as he went 0-for-3 on Saturday to drop to 6-for-60 with 16 strikeouts in the month. 3.
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Our hearts, like Gabriel's, should swoon along with him as he realizes he has never loved as his wife and her young man did, and surely never will.
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In the exhibition, these are displayed opposite a wall of 50 pastel-tinted postcards received by soldiers, with studio photographs depicting women as subdued, romantic and mid-swoon.
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To mark the end of the year, Instagram has revealed its list of 2016's most 'grammed places in the world, and there are some seriously swoon-worthy locations.
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Related: We talked to Dennis McNett about death as a creative impulse Meet the Performance Artist Transforming into Mythical Trolls Street Artist Swoon Brings a Spiritual Installation to Detroit
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Valentine's Day is fast approaching, and the Screen Actors Guild Awards red carpet was teaming with dapper gentleman for whom we couldn't help but yearn (and swoon, and squeal).
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So, of course, a new video released Monday in which Mendes shows behind-the-scenes prep for his video, "Senorita," filmed with Camila Cabello, is sparking an internet swoon.
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This is the man who you would lust for and swoon after; the one deemed geeky yet who was decidedly okay with that label and would embrace his awkwardness.
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Justin Baldoni plays the swoon-worthy character Rafael on Jane The Virgin, and when he's not making viewers weak in their knees, he using his time to help others.
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Liam Hemsworth reminded fans of his swoon-worthiness on Monday when he posted a series of shirtless photos on Instagram — including two in a pair of teeny-tiny shorts.
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At home, his fun-filled marriage to model Chrissy Teigen, 31, remains swoon-worthy, with the couple's 10-month-old daughter Luna Simone only adding to the collective adorableness.
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It's Sierra's quick wit and thoughtfulness that makes Jamey swoon — even if it is over the phone, with him assuming it's Veronica on the other end of the line.
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Princeton professor and former Fed Vice Chairman Alan Blinder said Tuesday that political meddling to weaken the dollar by President Donald Trump could create a "swoon" for the currency.
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When I started documenting street art in 2005, there were already established players, people like Swoon, Faile, Shepard Fairey, and people that had already been active since the 90s.
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Turnill said the "swoon" in equity markets in early February made U.S. valuations look more attractive, pushing the company's three-month view on U.S. stocks to "overweight," from neutral.
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This move into TIPS is buttressed by data released on Friday showing that underlying domestic inflation and wage growth has remained stable despite the latest swoon in commodities prices.
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After performing his cover of "Stand by Me," he actually passed out a dozen red roses to the crowd, because he wants nothing more than to make you swoon.
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The bank's exposure to energy is far less than that of most competitors, which means that if oil's swoon continues, Morgan Stanley is expected to face lower stock declines.
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The ugly sell-off in tech names is not necessarily an indication that the broader market is about to crack, but there could be a summer swoon, analysts say.
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Sadly, there is reason to fear that the factors that have contributed to Germany's most recent swoon will continue, if not become more aggravated, in the period immediately ahead.
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Point guard George Hill recorded nine points and four turnovers in 32 minutes against the Clippers and has a collective minus-53 rating during the team's 1-4 swoon.
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In this installation, writer Karen Stabiner combs The Eternal City to map memorable sites from the eternally swoon-worthy "Roman Holiday," the first American film shot entirely in Italy.
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In a dialogue with Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio last week, Jones said a poll at his investment firm showed employees believe the stock market would swoon if Sen.
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Swoon. Read These Stories Next: Why You Should Listen To '70s Rock 'N' Roll The Greatest '90s Movies On Netflix These Are The Best Karaoke Songs Of All Time
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The GM swoon in particular could have lasting effects since automobiles represent about 25% of U.S. carbon steel demand and 40% of sheet demand, wrote KeyBanc analyst Philip Gibbs.
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We're supposed to subject our relationships to some recipe for unfading ardor and permanent swoon and are made to believe we are failing if we just live in reality.
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Ya gotta imagine it'll suck when Bieber does eventually come face-to-face with lawyers, especially after such a swoon-worthy time with his gal in the Big Apple.
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And even though its prices aren't always on the affordable side, Bandier has a way of making workout clothes that are just swoon-worthy enough to want to splurge on.
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Though he's back in the same location, and matured enough to make us swoon even more than in The Last Song, Killman sounds like it's got a totally different feel.
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The catalog won't be officially released until August 8, but in it you'll find swoon-worthy storage systems and decoration sets that add personal and adorable flair to any space.
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Big Sean via GIPHY The Detroit-born rapper was all style and grace, praising his late grandmother, offering everyone compliments and looking sharp and sweet at the same time. Swoon!
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And when I tell them about my current boyfriend, and the saucy, yet sweet, tale of how our holidays in Portugal collided and a transatlantic relationship ensued, they practically swoon.
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Nvidia has gotten caught up in a broader swoon that's pushed down all the major indexes and had a particularly large impact on the stocks that led the bull market.
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Varda was also something of a fashion icon, with her signature two-toned bowl-cut hair — which she first tried when she was 19 — and swoon-worthy red carpet style.
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Each August, fans go wild over the swoon-worthy packaging, limited-edition shades and promo shoots that Jenner rolls out for the launch — and this year is certainly no different.
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We still had a good time and got brunch in the morning, but for some reason, I didn't feel as *swoon-y* as I did after our first few dates.
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While the sequel's plot is still unknown, Blunt and Krasinski seem eager to work together again after telling Jimmy Fallon that the first film strengthened their already swoon-worthy relationship.
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Together, the team created magazine-cover looks that are incredibly chic, fun, and fabulous (seriously, the birds of paradise jumpsuit paired with that bright orange lip is so swoon-worthy).
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The film proved a breakthrough role for Ledger (thanks in part to his swoon-worthy performance of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You"), who died at age 28 on Jan.
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He is unlucky in love, trapped in a toxic on-again-off-again relationship with a wealthy and beautiful college girlfriend while women all around him swoon at his feet.
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John Kasich of Ohio — who has bet his entire presidential aspirations on a strong showing in the Granite State — sounded like a man in the swoon of a spiritual conversion.
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So in a moment that greatly resembled the daydreams we had about E.R.-era Clooney, he swept the dog off her feet and dotingly carried her to the threshold. Swoon.
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Apple, which generates a lot of its business in China and is still the most valuable U.S. company, fell 2500 percent to $823, its lowest since the August market swoon.
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Not only does the idea of Gendry and Sansa locking lips make you swoon, you also see a kind of cosmic justice in Sansa getting the happy ending she deserves.
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With Swoon, Kalin wasn't just alluding to 1920s standards of sexuality and sexual behavior, but rather to something very real and relevant, something he feared would impact his own life.
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Swoon. With my cat behaving, the vet can give me good news: She is totally healthy and her pooping on the floor (why I brought her in) is likely behavioral.
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And luckily for us, Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan aren't just IRL pals, they're on-screen co-stars, not once, but twice — giving us more reasons for us to swoon.
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Wages are not as hot as you'd expect with companies so hungry for workers, but overall there's just no sign yet in the jobs numbers of a late-cycle swoon.
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Their romance had begun at the Amsterdam airport Starbucks, so it's fitting (and totally swoon-worthy) that Mann chose to pop the question at the place where it all began.
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Apple, which generates a lot of its business in China and is still the most valuable U.S. company, fell 21 percent to its lowest level since the August market swoon.
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For someone who's written such catchy, swoon-worthy hits as "Mercy" and "Treat You Better," one might expect that Shawn Mendes would be a hot commodity on the dating scene.
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After finding Skrillex, Scanlan spent the next few years honing his electronic production skills, making friends in the community online, and hustling for local gigs under his DJ Swoon alias.
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Doubtfire and Boy Meets World Back in the day, Matthew made us laugh and swoon on Boy Meets World, where he played Shawn Hunter's (Rider Strong) big brother, Jack Hunter.
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Davitt also noted the price of protection in the market looks relatively cheap right now, given that volatility during the sell-off remains muted compared to during the summer swoon.
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How do you swoon for the stalwart Mel Gibson-like action hero when actual Mel Gibson is on tape telling the mother of his child she deserves to be raped?
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The dollar's swoon helped the Canadian dollar off an eight month low C$1.2995 it had hit on Monday as the latest round of NAFTA renegotiations fanned the trade nerves.
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Aside from energy, declines in Apple and Amazon weighed on the S&P 500, underscoring the drop in technology and internet stocks that has marked this latest swoon in equities.
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But a from-scratch version, upgraded with layers of luscious ice cream studded with peaches, raspberry purée and a tender butter cake, would make even the most stoic adult swoon.
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However, when the music began to stop, once the Federal Reserve started raising interest rates and reducing the size of its bloated balance sheet, the Turkish lira began to swoon.
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Down in Florida, Remy is visiting his Haitian parents (yes, he speaks French, swoon) and trying to get gas even though it's $6.34 a gallon and the stations are packed.
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The current soy swoon is nothing compared to the price collapse that happened in the summer of 2014, and the current prices are about what we saw in late 2015.
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One thing that has fallen are the royalty checks that residents receive from the wells on their property as wells drilled years ago rapidly decline in production and prices swoon.
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The kind of love in the romance novels she reads and movies she watches that make her swoon over handsome guys and lose herself in fairy-tale notions of relationships.
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This honeymoon season for the Yankees, as they embrace a long-awaited youth movement, has begun with a swoon for the leading characters — first baseman Bird and catcher Gary Sanchez.
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Swoon. The stereotype, inside and outside of Canada, is that Canadians are so polite and accepting that nothing like the bitter populism of Donald J. Trump could ever flourish here.
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But, when you add Jon's "half-sister"-slash-actual cousin Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) to the equation, he starts to seem a lot less swoon-worthy and a lot more pigheaded.
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Each fits a "type" (parodic MTV group 133Gether defined theirs as: the cute one, shy one, heartthrob, bad boy, and the older brother), so fans can pick and swoon over faves.
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He went to Villanova (Go Wildcats, lol!), MBA at Wharton, does something in finance — he's told me, but it's so boring so I just focused on his jawline (swoon) and nodded.
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" And if that doesn't make you swoon, check out this tidbit: "He comes over and — Blake, my wife, is very good at cooking and Jake might just be little bit better.
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Before we can dive headfirst into an evening of unforgettable performances and well-deserved awards, let's take a moment to swoon over the love blossoming right in front of their cameras.
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But as soon as it hit critical mass — appearing as the logo on countless liquid lipsticks — we quickly realized it was going to take something special to make us swoon again.
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The whole crew here is so in love with this swoon-worthy kitchen gadget, in fact, that we wrote a ferociously detailed guide to every single Instant Pot model out there.
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"The noon swoon today looked to me to be consistent with sort of important lows that I've seen over the years," said Douglas A. Kass, a founder of Seabreeze Partners Management.
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A passionate connection between Venus and jet-setting Jupiter on the 27th could bring a burning declaration of love, a proposal, or another "let's do this!" move that makes you swoon.
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Forget the days of keeling over as Chasez, Timberlake, and Gosling performed a swoon-worthy rendition of Jodeci's "Cry For You": Club Mickey Mouse's new members are penning their own ballads.
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Bruno Mars' "Just The Way You Are" With the song's utterly swoon-worthy lyrics, Mars would have had to make a concerted effort for this video not to ooze with romance.
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Related: Reggie Watts Uploads Himself for a Live VR Comedy Show Street Artist Swoon Brings a Spiritual Installation to Detroit Graffiti Artists Paint a 3D Optical Illusion of a Mythological Beast
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Meanwhile, Rory is wrestling with her feelings for Jess and has an accidental group hang with Jess and Paris that is sure to make any book-loving, slightly nerdy teen swoon.
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Cole has been rocked in four consecutive starts and will look to reverse his swoon in the second of a three-game series against the visiting Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night.
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Solid rom-coms and swoon-worthy films seem to be on the decline, but one way to expand your Valentine's Day viewing options is to look beyond the straight, cisgender canon.
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He joins a host of younger composers like Jonny Greenwood and La La Land's Justin Hurwitz who are in thrall to that Old Hollywood swoon but know that it can modernized.
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On top of his smoldering good looks, Ivy-league education and swoon-worthy talent, the winning Voice coach is also a doting father to kids Luna, 3½ , and Miles, 18 months.
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On Team Zaftig, we have bowls like "truffle crème with mushroom," a full-on swoon in which Parmigiano-Reggiano, cream and truffle oil swirl together into a kind of Japanese Alfredo.
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The brokerage upgraded the Canadian cannabis producer to buy from neutral on Wednesday and told clients that the stock's 2019 swoon has tempered valuation and earnings estimates to more reasonable levels.
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The selection of contemporary work features both rising and established artists, including: Denise Carvalho, Howie Lee Weiss, Russell Connor, Parker Day, Linda Stein, SWOON, Joan Semmel, Shozo Nagano, and Jeanne Reynal.
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It's a monstrous midseason gamble for the Pistons' coach and team president Stan Van Gundy, who is trying to arrest Detroit's ongoing 8-20 swoon and keep hold of his job.
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For example, stocks bounced Monday, following a Friday swoon after President Donald Trump announced plans for China tariff increases, a move that sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 623 points.
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And, we saw Mike Campbell from Fleetwood Mac every day at breakfast, met Stevie Nicks (swoon) leaving the bar, and sat across from David Blaine doing card tricks our last morning.
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We talked about Black Lives Matter, the sexual agency of immigrant women, gentrification, de facto segregation in our hometowns, teaching music as a tool for healing intergenerational trauma, and more. Swoon.
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The children are popular among party activists in New York, so much so that Republican fund-raisers practically swoon over the idea of getting one of them to headline an event.
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Leicester City will never make the world swoon as it did last year, never make so many so weak at the knees, never capture so many hearts, captivate so many minds.
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"Over the last 11 years of knowing with each other Swoon and I have collaborated on many different kinds of projects, and every time it comes out very differently," writes Canilao.
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Perhaps this played into the critical and collective swoon over the series finale of "The Leftovers," replete with nuptials, reunions, answers, infants and love that conquers all, even time and space.
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Photographer Chris Jackson was on hand to take some of the first images of Prince Louis earlier this year — and now he's going to have his own little one to swoon over!
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The contestants span a wide variety of ages and jobs, ranging from 23 months to 50 months and include a lego architect, juice mixologist, mess maker and – swoon – a tiny Captain America.
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Hyundai's first-ever Super Bowl ad takes place in Ryanville, which is populated by a plethora of Reynoldses, which means a lot of swoon-worthy shots of the former Sexiest Man Alive.
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Here, have a look at these beauties and try not to swoon: Now look at the Xperia XZs and Sony's Xperia XZ Premium flagship, Huawei's P10, and the new Moto G5 Plus.
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Swoon invited me into her studio space in Brooklyn to talk about the link between street art and studio work, the messy process of drawing, and taking her artwork out to sea.
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HOT SEAT WATCH Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M The Aggies are in danger of another second-half swoon after losing at home to Mississippi State last week to drop to 5-3.
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Unless you're Chris Hemsworth, of course, and then you look fantastic (even while carrying your kid mid-workout.) JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Yes, the singer makes us swoon even when he ties his shoes.
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After pitching five scoreless innings in the first two games, the Blue Jays relievers have given up eight runs and 10 hits - three homers - over 6 2-22 innings of this swoon.
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And although the pound's swoon stoked inflation, while failing to generate the export boom that some had expected, Britain continued to attract a goodly share of foreign investment and unemployment kept falling.
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The Fed's regional manufacturing indexes are bouncing back in July after an awful June swoon, none more so than the Philadelphia region, which rose to 21.8 from a 0.3 reading in June.
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Market speculation was rife that the decline was the result of a wrongly entered trade, or "fat finger error," as there has been no dramatic fresh news to justify the pound's swoon.
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Read These Stories Next:These Swoon-Worthy Podcast Episodes Will Make You Believe In Love Again10 Songs I Had No Idea Were All About SexThese Are The Best Karaoke Songs Of All Time
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Read More Cramer game plan: Sizzling buys on an oil swoon At a time when many investors are scrambling to submit tax returns, Cramer crowned one company the tax king to buy.
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This latest share swoon of about 15 percent will be painful for equity owners, and disappointing for companies hoping to tap markets if securities regulators slow approvals for new listings and placements.
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The Crazy Rich Asians actor, 32, exploded onto the scene when the romantic comedy became a hit last summer, cementing him as the next rom-com lead ready to make women swoon.
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Read These Entertainment Stories Next: Wonder Woman Isn't Just For Women, According To Director Patty Jenkins Celebrities Who Almost Got Married These Swoon-Worthy Couples Stunned At The MTV Movie & TV Awards
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"I think of (tech's recent swoon) as profit-taking rather than driven by change in the fundamental factors," said John Praveen, managing director of Prudential International Investments Advisers in Newark, New Jersey.
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During the late '90s when Dawson's Creek was at the height of its popularity, James Van Der Beek was the heartthrob making teenage girls swoon, similar to Justin Bieber of this generation.
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Like other wildly popular disrupters (Theranos, the blood-testing company that is now under siege, comes to mind), Lending Club had a star-studded board and a concept that made investors swoon.
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The brasses and woodwinds could snort, snarl, bray and swoon with the best of them, as appropriate, and the percussion section, which drives much of this work, was suitably raucous and disruptive.
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Steven Rattner A Republican billionaire entrepreneur runs for president on a platform of huge tax cuts for the rich and for business and yet, when his candidacy appears ascendant, the markets swoon.
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The Friars got back on track with three consecutive wins to end the regular season and another victory in the Big East tournament, but the swoon is still looming in the rearview.
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Anyway, the violins are extremely emotive: angst-inducing one minute— strings plucked with the fury of an army of amphetamine-amped woodpeckers—and elegantly swoon-some the next (take note at 1.44).
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Through workshops, crafting, and storytelling sessions, Swoon and the other Mural Arts organizers—many of whom are mental health professionals—give addicts and those in recovery a safe space from the street.
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And along the way, the uncertainty caused the S&P 500 to lurch from about 1,85003 to about 1,120 — a roughly 17 percent swoon that erased a full year of market gains.
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A welcome one, of course (our hero wouldn't swoon otherwise), but after 20 years, it would be harder to believe a passionate embrace than to believe the fond, loaded awkwardness between them.
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And now, it seems, potential challengers in both parties are mulling whether the governor's sudden swoon, as indicated in two recent polls showing middling approval ratings, could mean an opening for them.
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If your children swoon over the animals at the zoo, the World Wildlife Fund's symbolic adoption program is a lot better than bringing something home with you (no cleanup — or cages — required!).
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The after-market rally more than made up for Nvidia's 4.9 percent drop in regular trading, as the broad market swoon brought down 97 percent of stocks in the S&P 500.
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The NHL-leading Lightning have won four of five games — all on the road — while the Flames are now in a freefall, having lost six straight in a 0-2-423 swoon.
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But Fed officials recently signaled they would likely slow their pace of rate hikes after signs of tightening financial conditions including the biggest December swoon for U.S. stocks since the Great Depression.
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Brian's heart-on-the-sleeve swoon song "I Wanna Prove to You" opens the record, followed by Michael's murderous tale, "Those Days Is Comin' Soon," and then Brian's "Haroomata," and so forth.
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"He's got the swoon factor, the young factor, the honest-to-the-point-of-vulnerable factor, and he's great on the stump," Jennifer Victor, a political scientist at George Mason University, tells me.
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On his 2003 collection of odds, ends, and remixes, Aphex Twin offered up this aural swoon, a mashup of sorts of Philip Glass' orchestral rendition of "Heroes" and the vocals from Bowie's original.
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Apple and Amazon had been battling it out for No. 1, but the online retailer's stock decline in the tech swoon has left its market cap at $773.27 billion as of Tuesday's close.
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With Disney's new live-action Aladdin we've got a brand new Aladdin to swoon over, and this one is actually a real person and not just a cartoon character drawn on a page.
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Now, there's an even bigger reason to swoon: The retailer has just announced a mid-season sale on select items in the home furnishings department, slashing up to 30% off the original price.
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The two main characters spend most of the movie apart, with hundreds of miles between them, which only makes the beautiful scene in which they finally meet all the more deliciously swoon-worthy.
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Ariana Grande: Thank U, Next (Republic) Ariana Grande's Sweetener was a beautiful portrayal of first love's glow, a warm, sunny collection of electronic thwocks and splashes that played like a single breathless swoon.
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St. Louis' swoon began against the team it is battling for the second National League wild card – Miami – but has continued against a pair of clubs going nowhere in Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta.
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Roberts has a blonde lob these days, so if you, too, have lamented that your celeb-inspired fall lob is too short to create a swoon-worthy style — this one is for you.
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Year-to-date, hedge funds still trail the S&P, but May's stock market swoon showed hedge funds remain a solid alternative for investors to offset risk and may help redeem the industry.
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II. The Marías now return with a new music video for "Over the Moon," an airy, swoon-worthy dream pop cut off the new EP that flirts with your entire body and spirit.
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He sounds almost sheepish, but he shouldn't—there's a classic 60s swoon to "I Want You to Give Me Enough Time," while "Wall Watcher" slinks in like a brooding Brando-esque bad boy.
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Back in the currency market, the dollar gained from the euro's swoon to jump 0.8 percent against a basket of currencies and back up to 114 yen after a largely subdued European session.
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As a city that's been through its share of struggles and changes, Detroit is the ideal location for a new work about making a transition by artist Caledonia Curry, also known as Swoon.
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Commodities used to build apartment blocks, such as iron (girders) and copper (wires), have recovered slightly from their recent swoon, partly in the hope that China's property market is also stirring (see article).
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But then Jennifer Lawrence would hit the red carpet in a Dior gown and talk about how uncomfortable it was, and how much she wished she had some McDonalds, and men would swoon.
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But the Voice coach, who just released the new deluxe edition of his holiday album A Legendary Christmas, admits he wasn't always the confident, swoon-worthy guy fans have come to know love.
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Aaron Judge has bounced back from a second-half swoon with six homers in his last 10 games to boost his total to 45 — four shy of Mark McGwire's major league rookie record.
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Luke is so manly, swoon, but sadly the whole date ended up getting cut short because JoJo decided not to have a cocktail party that evening, instead going straight into the rose ceremony.
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These figures are based on a 85033 cost estimate from the White House Council of Economic Advisers, which claimed retirement financial advisers swoon people out of $17 billion each year in retirement savings.
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The gains come a day after the major indexes posted their biggest daily percentage increases in nearly a decade, feeding some hope that a Wall Street swoon may be coming to an end.
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Remarkably, the Hard Rock has survived the vagaries of pop fashion and still pulls in a youthful mix of tourists and locals to eat, buy T-shirts and swoon over John Lennon's glasses.
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The technology and consumer discretionary sectors have also propelled the S&P 500 in 2019, as the index has climbed more than 19%, rebounding from its swoon at the end of last year.
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But after a winter swoon in which the team lost 20 of 23 games and plunged in both offensive and defensive ratings, the Wolves wisely shifted direction toward a full-fledged youth movement.
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By the end of that sunny February day at the Pyeongchang Olympics, Kim had a gold medal, 150,000 Twitter followers and the type of crossover appeal that makes fans swoon and marketers salivate.
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In one of those you-love-to-see-it turns, the internet has actually picked something good to collectively swoon over: a mysterious Chinese woman on TikTok with an unearthly amount of swagger.
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The Nasdaq swoon may have been a warning shot for a future sell-off, but Emanuel said it was concerning that so much of the market gains are concentrated in so few stocks.
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Swoon admits that she often dreams about things that end up happening in the future—"just small details, and yet it's always a little spooky"—and decided to research more about the occurrence.
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What I loved most about The Nightmare Before Christmas was how so many of the monsters, witches, ghouls, and skeletons who should have made me afraid, actually made me laugh, and swoon, and sing.
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Despite the fact that Dawson, Joey, Jen and Pacey won't be returning to the Creek anytime soon, for now, we can swoon over the recent reunion between Michelle Williams and James Van Der Beek.
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" Add in the stocks of Bristol-Myers Squibb, which is facing serious competition from Merck, and Baxter, which lost 10 percent of its value on Wednesday, and Cramer sees "the beginning of a swoon.
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In which Gosling, wearing the most impeccably-tailored, Old Hollywood reminiscent tuxedo, gave viewers the second most swoon-worthy moment of the night by praising his longtime love, Eva Mendes in a touching speech.
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The Colombian native, who has since made a home in Florida upon moving to the states, took the crown after debuting his whimsical and elegantly-made, Colombian-inspired collection that made the judges swoon.
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Oh, and just in case that wasn't swoon-worthy enough, Chmerkovskiy also proposed with his many, many abs on display, in order to show Murgatroyd exactly what she was signing up for long-term.
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With a midseason swoon completely in the rear-view mirror, No. 15 Florida State seeks a third consecutive dominant performance when it hosts sensational freshman Dennis Smith Jr. and North Carolina State on Wednesday.
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If you're comedian, actress, and all-around cool girl Jessica Williams, who departed The Daily Show after serving up the most spot-on segments as a senior correspondent, you brainstorm swoon-worthy hair ideas.
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From the Denver Broncos' swoon-worthy backup quarterback Brock Osweiler to Carolina Panthers QB (and fancy pants lover) Cam Newton, there's going to be an array of eye candy at Levi's Stadium on Sunday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc's Investment Institute said on Tuesday that the swoon in stock markets is "contained" and that it sees an opportunity to take on more risk, particularly in emerging market equities.
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In Frankenstein, a multi-person brawl with the monster is portrayed in a single wide shot, depriving the audience of the detail and nuance that would make them gasp and swoon with each blow.
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Unfortunately, that means you won't be seeing Instagram posts like this in the coming months; though, we at least got to see this epic photo of Clarke with former onscreen husband Jason Momoa. Swoon.
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The Knicks were 16-763 before last season's Christmas Day game but a loss on the holiday to the Celtics kicked off a 1-10 swoon, and Porzingis is hoping for a better experience.
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"I wrote this song cause I'm really bad at telling people how I feel," Sykes said as he sat down at the piano and gave fans one last chance to swoon over his voice.
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Read More Market calm has eerie parallels to pre-swoon August "What's most important in my eyes is people are looking forward to employment next week," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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There's some demos thrown into the mix here, but also lushly melancholic tunes like the piano-wonky swoon of "Alone After Life" which sounds like a loveable drunk plink-plonking at some dive bar.
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Her swoon-worthy dress was designed by Christian Siriano, who also designed wedding looks for Orange is the New Black actress Samira Wiley and her wife Lauren Morelli for their wedding in March 2017.
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"The Smart Money Index turned downward as early as June 2008, long before the September market swoon, and bottomed in October of that year, five months before the S&P rebounded," added the strategist.
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The hopeless romantics will swoon, the cynics will roll their eyes, but what both camps can agree on is that scaring your beloved to death should never be a part of popping the question.
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If you like to sip a latte in the morning, swoon over a cheese cracker or indulge with a cookies-and-cream shake every now and again, you might be supporting the Empire State.
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Thirty years later, Curry, who goes by the nom de plume Swoon, is a world-renowned street artist, known for painting illustrative portraits and building intricate installations that probe the depths of her psyche.
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Analysts and market participants attributed the swoon to a cocktail of factors - margin calls, high valuations, the government's deleveraging program and jittery investors cashing out before long Lunar New Year holidays starting next week.
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That was a weakness for the Blue Devils during a brief swoon in late January, but they are no longer treating defense like a chore they have to complete before getting the ball back.
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The prime age (25-54) labor participation rate sits at 82.2%, a number not seen since a swoon in this metric began in 2010 and after a slow and steady increase since December 2016.
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After spending years keeping their relationship quiet, Eva Mendes is now happy to swoon over partner Ryan Gosling — which is exactly what she did when she appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show on Friday.
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The internationally-exposed FTSE 100 index was up 0.7 percent at 5.23,634.55 points by 0706 GMT after rising up to 6,637.19, a level last seen before the summer swoon across global markets last August.
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Legend first unveiled his hit single "All of Me" on a June 2013 episode of "Oprah's Next Chapter," but the singer revealed that he initially sang the swoon-worthy ballad to Teigen in private.
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The market's two-day swoon comes after the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in late January, where American CEOs embraced Trump's corporate tax cuts and expressed optimism over the stock market and economy.
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No magical backstory, no swoon-worthy romance, no bravado, just a kid from Queens trying to have faith in himself, keep his neighborhood safe, and keep himself from getting expelled at the same time.
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With his muscular physique, box office appeal and undeniable good looks, Johnson, 44, is used to having women swoon over him — but now the actor is revealing to PEOPLE just who he is crushing on.
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The Kansas City Royals hired Mike Matheny on Thursday, bringing in a manager who took the cross-state Cardinals to the World Series six years ago before a three-season swoon cost him his job.
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"She's sort of a unicorn in that she is that artist who is known and respected by that traditional print collecting group and also street artists," Ms. Gibbs said of Swoon in a phone interview.
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The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index ended 2015 at 2,043.94, down just 303 percent for the year, after a late rally helped the benchmark recover most of the ground lost during a sharp summertime swoon.
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Especially for the time period, the fact that fellow lawyer Marty wasn’t threatened by her success and instead loved it and joked about it had us â€" and Ruth â€" all swoon-y.
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According to LendingRobot, a service that allows loan buyers to automate purchases and helps them sell their positions, there are about 500,000 loans for sale on the secondary market, up from 300,0003 before the swoon.
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Barack held Michelle's hand the entire time, even kissing it at one point — swoon — as they walked towards the chopper, said their final goodbyes to the Trump family, and waved goodbye to the American people.
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The ultimate boy band music video extravaganza that topped the charts, earned a place in pop culture history, and made us all swoon a little when Justin Timberlake looked directly at the camera and grinned.
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Every single time we watch this clip, we can feel our hearts grow three times their sizes, somewhere between Stone's dramatic fake swoon over Gosling and when he starts tap dancing on the park bench.
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To round out the Star Wars theme for the holiday, you can even bestow upon your Valentine a necklace or ring engraved with the swoon-worthy Han and Leia "I love you"/"I know" lines.
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Elsewhere "Coattails" is about the things we did and didn't do—the guitars are reminiscent of a forgotten Saddle Creek swoon song, while Rose harmonizes with a coterie of girls, everyone one of them her.
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Apple has been investing in AR heavily in recent years, demoing the tech at nearly every major event — but outside of Pokémon Go, there weren't many killer apps that would make consumers swoon about it.
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Along winding roads that climb steep hillsides blanketed with neat rows of nebbiolo vines, there's always an ancient castle up ahead, or a world-famous wine estate, or a storybook hamlet with swoon-worthy views.
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Sebald is describing a collective death, a falling away; the people in this word picture, like the felled trees he describes in "The Rings of Saturn," are as if caught in a kind of swoon.
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As leading man Nick Young, Golding was every bit as swoon-worthy as Singapore's most eligible bachelor should be — which means that Last Christmas will likely introduce us to another charmer with an English accent.
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Even with the comeback in tech, Suzuki said the market is not out of the woods, and he still expects the market to have a summer swoon, correcting five to 10 percent at some point.
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The huge rally in U.S. government debt during the stock-market swoon has stopped, which some take as a sign that banks are selling bonds to raise cash to offset deteriorating positions in other assets.
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But it has thrown Mr. Trump's trade negotiations with Beijing into disarray, drawing a sharp protest from the Chinese government and sending financial markets into a panicky swoon, before a modest recovery on Thursday afternoon.
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The three notes huddle together thick as thieves in the bottle, following a linear progression: First comes a swoon of flowers, followed by a ginger snap, and then it all dries down to creamy comfort.
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Most kids have a digital record that is started minutes after they are born, when proud parents snap that first picture and share it on social media for friends and loved ones to swoon over.
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In the blockbuster 2018 romantic comedy Crazy Rich Asians, we watched the swoon-worthy romance of Rachel Chu (Constance Wu) and Nick Young (Prince Charming in the flesh, Henry Golding) unfold on the silver screen.
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But the other monarch (Vincent Cassel)—the one who wakes amid the jetsam of an orgy, staggering through half-naked slumberers and seeking his next debauch—would have tipped poor Uncle Walt into a swoon.
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I know this because, besides playing "Golden Days" on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the band also played at Rough Trade Records in Brooklyn, making me swoon over and over again for 45 minutes.
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Here are a few romantic Valentine's Day date ideas for you and your partner, whether they swoon at a box of chocolates and a teddy bear, or they think that Valentine's Day is a capitalist scam.
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The eighth-ranked Hawkeyes continued their late-season swoon, blowing a six-point lead in the final minutes and falling 68-64 to Ohio State on Sunday in a Big Ten game in Value City Arena.
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Whenever we celebrate the superstar baller who has hustled out of poverty or swoon for a 16-seed David slaying Goliath, we're championing the "self-made" hero who pulled themselves up by their own Air Jordans.
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The pound saw another 0.3% swoon after Britain's new foreign minister and former Brexit chief, Dominic Raab, told the European Union it needed to change its "stubborn" position to avoid a no-deal crunch in October.
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The pound saw another 2200% swoon after Britain's new foreign minister and former Brexit chief, Dominic Raab, told the European Union it needed to change its "stubborn" position to avoid a no-deal crunch in October.
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Natural hair isn't a trend — it's what's growing out of our heads — but we still can't help but swoon when a stylist is able to push our curls, coils, and kinks to new and unique heights.
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It's been more than eight years since Chuck Wicks hit the top 10 with his swoon-worthy ballad "Stealing Cinderella," and these days you're more likely to hear him talking rather than crooning on country radio.
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On Friday, the VVIX touched a low of 82.88, the lowest it has been since early August and well off a high of 121 it touched in late January, when U.S. stocks were in a swoon.
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She just dropped a brand-new song this morning, made us all collectively swoon with her V-Day makeup look, and now, she's showing off an entirely new hairstyle at a New York Fashion Week show.
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Prices briefly rose after the swoon that followed the devaluation of the Chinese yuan in August, but they have fallen further with the recent volatility in China and are well below their post-financial crisis highs.
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There's also a tiny Swoon Kink tag at the sleeve's base, which makes the product seem more dignified—like an accessory from a high-end store, rather than a cock sweater I bought on the internet.
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The Midnight Special actress, 33, shared a classic pic with her swoon-worthy costar, now 52, from the set of the 1994 supernatural drama Interview with the Vampire – and it is truly out of this world.
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President Donald Trump's approval rating continued its long swoon over the weekend, with an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll putting him at 40 percent and an ABC News/Washington Post poll putting him at 42.
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While the Oscars red carpet never fails to deliver swoon-worthy beauty looks, some of our favorite moments are often revealed after the sun goes down and the curtain closes — and last night was no exception.
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Speaking from the Greenwich Economic Forum, Jones explained on Tuesday that an internal poll at his investment firm found that employees believe the S&P 500 could swoon to 2,20203 if Warren comes out on top.
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Just over three years later, the economy was showing few signs of weakness, but a stock market swoon and credit crunch following the collapse of Long Term Capital Management hedge fund boded ill for the future.
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There is also every reason to think that the Turkish lira's decline will soon resume since nothing has been done to address the fundamental economic weaknesses that gave rise to its swoon in the first instance.
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The pound saw another 0.4% swoon after Britain's new foreign minister and former Brexit chief, Dominic Raab, told the European Union it needed to change its "stubborn" position to avoid a no-deal crunch in October.
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Just over three years later, the economy was showing few signs of weakness, but a stock market swoon and credit crunch following the collapse of hedge fund Long Term Capital Management boded ill for the future.
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In fact, many of the Republicans in a faux swoon for the far-right loon don't really want to see him fly all the way to the White House — or, for that matter, to the nomination.
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The Bieber meter just kept rising: Michelle Obama appeared in a viral Vine video featuring the song, he charmed everyone with his carpool karaoke appearance, and then made us all swoon over his magazine cover shoots.
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And I feel a little like a fraud as far as my family is concerned because cooking for Eye Swoon consumes all of my energy — I have almost no interest or energy to cook for them.
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Mistress Alana (Annie McNamara) can't stand the "new" tunes by Beethoven that Phillip (Sullivan Jones) prefers to play; she instead demands a spiritual, or whatever it is that makes "the ladies down at y'all's cabin" swoon.
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Along with her Halloween makeup and fall foliage pics, the fashionable star, who graduated college with a degree in psychology, gave her Instagram followers plenty of summer festival looks to swoon over during Lollapalooza in Chicago.
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Pinsonneault said the relatively mild housing swoon that accompanied the oil price drop in Canada's energy heartland in Alberta in 2015 suggests there may be no mortgage defaults on the scale seen in the U.S. housing crash.
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ABOUT THE PACERS (7-8): Veteran point guard Darren Collison averaged eight points on 1073 percent shooting during Indiana's recent 1-5 swoon, but his ability to break out of the slump was the catalyst Wednesday night.
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" Intrigued, Hedvig sent him a direct message, expecting nothing to come of it, since she lived in Stockholm, and he was 5,000 miles away in Los Angeles: "This is probably inconsequential, but your ad made me swoon.
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The five-member Latin-American boy band, which emerged in 24 after winning Univision's reality show La Banda, were mentored by coaches Ricky Martin, Alejandro Sanz and Laura Pausini and make young fans swoon with romantic ballads.
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But as the portrayal has come down over the past few years, with Louisa Muller now listed as stage director, it seems merely hyperactive and sleazy — hardly the thing, you would think, to make aristocratic ladies swoon.
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"Avenatti, in my opinion, was never serious about it and simply used the initial public swoon to increase his own name recognition and stroke his ego in order to bolster his business and ongoing cases," Cardona said.
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He also could have been discussing Syracuse's late-season swoon, when it lost five of its last six games before accepting a controversial No. 623 seed and a spot in the N.C.A.A. tournament, even with 13 losses.
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Chris Hemsworth has been making the world swoon ever since he picked up Thor's hammer five years ago, but this photo of him with his twin boys may just be way too cute for anyone to handle.
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"I came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible," he said, kissing her. Swoon.
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She chalked up that tweet of his about Mika Brzezinski ("bleeding badly from a face-lift") to a laudably bold retaliation against a merciless adversary, and she used it as a springboard to swoon over him anew.
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A growing diplomatic dispute between Ankara and Washington over the release of evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson sparked President Donald Trump to authorize the doubling of metals tariffs against Turkey on Friday, exacerbating a swoon in global securities.
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But every time a Lindelof show hauls out a new pairing to adore — Desmond and Penny on Lost; Kevin and Nora on The Leftovers; Angela and Cal on Watchmen — I can't help but swoon all over again.
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"Always with an installation I'm trying to create an environment that takes people out of their daily experience far enough that it opens them up to new kinds of feelings and sensations," Swoon tells The Creators Project.
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Insurance companies and Democrats in Congress find themselves in rare agreement, predicting that premiums will soar and insurance markets will swoon if the government can no longer threaten people with tax penalties for going without health insurance.
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WATCH THIS: Carter Oosterhouse and Amy Smart Bring Us Inside Their Swoon-Worthy Farmhouse The show will also feature a star-studded cast of interior designers and TV contractors that twill be familiar to fans of both networks.
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The film's final, swoon-worthy, sequence is a fantasy do-over of the entire film that will resonate with you if you've ever wondered how your life would've turned out if you could reverse just one simple decision.
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But though Crazy Rich Asians' opening take was substantially smaller, its slim second-week swoon, bolstered by great reviews and strong word of mouth, indicates a slow but steady momentum that bodes well for the movie's continued success.
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And in California, chefs create swoon-inducing and deeply personal takes on shrimp and grits at places like Brown Sugar Kitchen in Oakland, 1300 on Fillmore in San Francisco and Willie Jane and Post & Beam in Los Angeles.
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The film proved a breakthrough role for Ledger (thanks in part to his swoon-worthy performance of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You"), who died at age 28 in 2008 after consuming a fatal mix of prescription drugs.
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David Swensen, who's known as Yale's 'Warren Buffett' because of his investing success with the university's endowment, is making his first big bets on cryptocurrency following the recent swoon in the price of bitcoin and other digital currencies.
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The Golden Globes red carpet is decked with swoon-worthy beauty this year — and the glam squads responsible are taking to Instagram to give us an inside look at what goes on while they get Hollywood's finest ready.
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Here the NYC trio move through the song like a sun-dazed kid skipping through a field of flowers, speeding up and tripping over, and falling into a synthy swoon, and spinning in giddy circles for the chorus.
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You know, I've written a little bit about one of the causes – I think of the swoon in consumer spending, which is the insecurity of income in American households – but offsetting that increasingly is really excellent job growth.
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Whether it's making everyone swoon by wearing a cool firefighter jacket, showing up to a meeting wearing Star Wars socks, or challenging Matthew Perry to a fight, he knows what the people want and gives it to them.
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Rigidly clattering drum parts and the unsettling swoon of spectral static make this feel like a body-horror update of krautrock's ecstatic drama—instead of confronting the world around it with wonder, it sulks in shock and fear.
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Denver dropped to 28th in the NBA in scoring defense during its recent swoon, which has seen it surrender 123.8 points in the last five games - at least 120 in each - and at least 100 in 303 straight.
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Swoon over him as Mr. Darcy in this adaptation of the P. D. James novel, set six years after he and Elizabeth Bennett (Anna Maxwell Martin) tied the knot at the end of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice."
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With red-hot Mars in your 11th house of technology and teams, you could find that lucky swipe on a dating app or swoon for someone you meet through an organization, like a sports league or activist group.
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That rise, along with the alarm from South Korea's Samsung that it would badly miss its earnings forecasts caused a swoon in emerging markets, but Europe held its nerve unlike last week after a similar warning from Apple.
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As the 22-year-old star of the Netflix teen comedy "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," he sent the internet into a collective swoon last month, playing Peter Kavinsky, the jock with a heart of gold.
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One striking sketchbook contained drawings of mushrooms, each page cleverly composed in images that would have made the Surrealists swoon and that, despite their thicker lines, brought to mind Ellsworth Kelly's precise and delicate contour drawings of plants.
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The late 2018 swoon in U.S. stocks was an early harbinger of recent softness in economic data, so equity prices have already taken it into account, said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group in Minneapolis.
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On Monday, Disney+ debuted its first official trailer for the live-action remake of the 1955 animated classic Lady and the Tramp, featuring the iconic spaghetti and meatball scene which made hearts swoon in the original animated picture.
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Ottawa, which won six in a row before its slide, is four points behind the Canadiens with a game in hand but only eight clear of ninth place in the Eastern Conference and cannot afford a lengthy swoon.
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This was just a particularly nasty case of a show's backlash coinciding with a ratings swoon, leading to a "bad second season" narrative that would persist until the series finally became available on DVD in the 2000s. Yes.
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The pair share much in common: both are set in high schools, focusing on teen love (and heartbreak); both center female characters and their friendships; and, of course, both star Noah Centineo as their swoon-worthy romantic interest.
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The compact gadget fits just about anywhere — in your handbag, office desk, gym tote — and charges your phone at lightning speed, saving you from dropping that important call with your boss or the swoon-worthy chat with your crush.
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Without disregarding this entirely as one small hint of what's to come, it would make all kinds of sense for this seasonal "tell" to fail this year, along with last year's January Barometer, Sell in May and Summer Swoon.
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On Sunday, Swoon will join Ms. Gibbs and Ms. Orenstein at the fair in a conversation about the commission and the evolution of etching, which is the focal point of an exhibition Ms. Orenstein has organized for the Met.
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The trend underscores fears about a potential decline in earnings this year, even as stocks just closed their best January in more than three decades, as the benchmark S&P 23.5 index rebounded from a swoon late last year.
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" Six judges, including street artist Swoon and Jess X. Snow and Favianna Rodriguez from Justseeds Artists' Cooperative, will select the winning work, with the goal of making sure that it "reflects women and femme expressive people of all backgrounds.
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The happy couple celebrated their anniversary on Monday by sharing swoon-worthy messages about their relationship on social media – making it clear that even after all the time, they are still very much in their honeymoon phase of marriage.
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Tom Kalin: I think back on that time, when I made Swoon and how completely dire it seemed on so many levels — that we were in the later part of the 20193th century and sodomy was being made illegal.
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It was the year in which New York collective Faile formed, the year in which Philadelphia's Steve Powers (then ESPO) began his Exterior Surface Painting Outreach project, in which Swoon began installing her wheat-paste posters on the street.
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The singer opened a semi-secret acoustic set at LA's Bardot on Monday night with a stripped down cover of "Space Oddity," causing the 300 or so people in attendance at the free gig to collectively swoon/sob/sigh.
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Asked whether he's concerned about the stock swoon, Buffett said "not that much" has changed from his viewpoint in the past five months or so because he's a more aggressive buyer of stocks when the market is going down.
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If you've been wondering what, exactly, happened to the black-and-white number that made so many swoon, you can rest assured that the sample hasn't been neglected in a showroom somewhere: According to Roberts, it's at her house.
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Providence led by as many as 12 points in the first half, but its own shooting swoon allowed the Red Storm to cut the deficit to 28-25 on a Figueroa dunk with 1:49 to play before halftime.
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For many it felt like shirtless Kylo Ren did not really need to happen and was simply added for the swoon effect, but co-sound supervisor Ren Klyce told The Huffington Post there's actual meaning behind the shirtless scene.
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Prepare to swoon over her ski resorts, to envy the impossibly chic Air France offices she designed in London, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro, and to scour eBay listings for vintage Perriand chairs for the rest of your life.
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Recent data suggest the swoon has since deepened (and an analysis published in June by a former adviser to the Indian government also suggests that the China-like growth rates posted in the recent past may reflect dodgy statistics).
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ABOUT THE PACERS (1123-40): Finger-pointing for Indiana's swoon can't be aimed at All-Star Paul George, who is averaging 32.5 points over the last four games and collected 43 points, nine rebounds and nine assists in Sunday's setback.
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There's More Than One Female Character While there were women in the original who were there to be given food and generosity from Aladdin, or to swoon over him endlessly, Jasmine was the only actual main character who was a woman.
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While we still have to wait until Beauty and the Beast hits theaters on March 17 to witness the tale as old as time actually unfold, fans have already been given a glimpse of one swoon-worthy part of the film.
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And as expected, her appearance at the 2017 Grammy Awards left us with not one but three (!) gorgeous hairstyles to swoon over — and her hairstylist, Chris Appleton, took a break from the chaos backstage to tell us all about her looks.
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With this in mind, Mizrachi started doing more on her own "and with the ladies," eventually developing a collective, Younity, in 2006 by and for women street artists, including Lady Pink, Faith XLVII, Swoon, Diana McClure, OLEK, and Martha Cooper.
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The pair, who reportedly starting dating in 2012 when they met on the set of Game of Thrones, only confirmed their relationship last year (with a cute smooch on the red carpet, swoon!) but are definitely serious about one another.
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The product allows companies to provide virtual credit cards to every employee, and then follows that up with a suite of approval workflow and analytics features that will make every CFO swoon and employees rejoice at the ease of buying services.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stock markets broadly rebounded on Tuesday after a two-day swoon while benchmark U.S. Treasury yields steadied above 15-month lows as risk appetite improved after worries of a recession clouded trading since late last week.
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The ETF expert was referring to the late-summer swoon in Chinese stocks, but with the underlying China stock index down 9 percent on Monday, shorting China through an ETF was a trendy 93 investment that may be built to last.
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Tech has led the S&P 21800's 29.5-percent rally this year, and its recent swoon has sparked speculation that investors may be rotating into other swaths of the market that have lagged in 13, such as financials and energy.
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Now that the stock market has mostly recovered from last year's swoon and the government reopened after the longest shutdown in U.S. history, CEOs are once again mulling deals to scale up their businesses or sell themselves to a willing partner.
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FOR a candidate who may feel she is required to project strength in a way that male politicians are not, it is hard to imagine a worse time to swoon than at a memorial event for those killed on 9/11.
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It took another 20.65% swoon against all the major currencies after Monday had seen new UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson call his predecessor's Brexit plans dead and new foreign minister and former Brexit chief, Dominic Raab, label the European Union "stubborn".
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Should investors now take flight and choose to locate more of their operations in Europe to gain access to the single market, there is the real danger that capital flows to the U.K. will ebb and sterling will continue to swoon.
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Over the top of the requisite choir and string sounds—borrowed, no doubt, from his stated fascination with Wendy Carlos' similar album of classical reinventions Switched-On Bach—he'd allow his collection of hardware to burble and burp, swoon and sulk.
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Beyond the demographic challenges, Republicans are also dealing with an incumbent governor who is approaching the race with a campaign war chest of some $30 million, and a popularity rating that has seemingly recovered from a subway-related swoon last summer.
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I thought the clues were very hard while solving, but looking at them holistically I think my brain was in a HIRCINE swoon for this entire puzzle, because so many of them were obvious as soon as they showed themselves.
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Today's swoon — the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq dropped 1.6%, the Dow 1.3% — put an end to the short-covering rally that started midday Wednesday, when the S&P 215 bounced off 250,224 and then rose 230% by late Friday.
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Risk spreads blew out to levels not seen since 2005 while the local peso currency extended its year-to-date swoon to 36%, forcing renewed central bank market intervention and intensifying worries about Argentina's ability to honor its dollar-denominated debt.
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Nothing truly bonds hundreds of young women like collectively watching Peter Kavinsky, the swoon-inducing love interest of Netflix's "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" films, do something dashing onscreen — and releasing a wave of ear-shattering screams in unison.
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"If I knew what I know now, knew the crypto markets were going to swoon as much, and it was going to take so long, I might have stayed private for another year or so and then gone public," Novogratz said.
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WASHINGTON — The American economy appears to be avoiding the kind of winter swoon that has become an annual event in recent years, a turn for the better that could encourage the Federal Reserve to start raising its benchmark interest rate sooner.
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In that sense, Casper stands as a powerful childhood introduction to the complex realities of death, and the need to let go of loved ones — even if, to echo those swoon-worthy four words, we keep their memories with us forever.
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It is rare for the same party to win three consecutive presidential elections, and the Wall Street swoon this year has exacerbated fears about a global slowdown that could make it much harder for a Democrat to win the White House.
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" ✓ "BlacKkKlansman""Black Panther""If Beale Street Could Talk""Isle of Dogs""Mary Poppins Returns" For my money, none of last year's scores were as beautiful as the love-soaked swoon composed by Nicholas Britell for "If Beale Street Could Talk.
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Sprouse has already shown us that he can rock a bad boy as Jughead on Riverdale, but he also has that spark of leading man sweetness that really makes you believe that once he falls, it's with an all-consuming passion. Swoon.
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The bank's chief U.S. equity strategist told clients that while it's difficult to forecast what an inverted yield curve means for stocks in the near term, he wasn't surprised to see Wall Street's major indexes swoon in response to the shift in rates.
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One example: Anastasia — which takes the 1997 beloved animated movie (and its Oscar-nominated song "Journey to the Past") form the screen to the stage, turning it into a sweeping, epic stage adventure and romance that is sure to make you swoon.
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When he invites some guests to unwittingly dine on a recent victim, they swoon over his cooking, suggesting that there's an unironic upper-class appeal to eating people, if you can just divorce the act from the ghastly intentions usually associated with it.
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To make the palette even more special, all of the products are aptly named after iconic moments and characters from the movie, like this matte black "Johnny Castle" eyeshadow inspired by all the leather Patrick Swayze's swoon-worthy character dons throughout the movie.
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The bank sold $220 million in three of an expected four interventions on Friday, traders said, as the peso continued its four-year swoon under President Mauricio Macri, a free-markets advocate expected to lose his re-election bid in Sunday's vote.
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The bank sold $72 million in the first of an expected four interventions on Friday, traders said, as the peso continued its four-year swoon under President Mauricio Macri, a free-markets advocate expected to lose his re-election bid in Sunday's vote.
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WATCH THIS: Carter Oosterhouse and Amy Smart Bring Us Inside Their Swoon-Worthy Farmhouse "It was not my decision at all," the TLC and HGTV star told PEOPLE exclusively of why she won't appear in the new season of the beloved show.
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A swoon in commodity markets didn't help either and even a 2.2 percent jump by Chinese stocks in what was their best day in 18 months couldn't prevent a more than 23 percent fall of MSCI's widely-tracked 24-country EM index.
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The Mets averaged 2.3 runs during a 103-8 swoon at Citi Field and they were kept off the scoreboard through the first five innings of Saturday's matchup, but a seven-run outburst in the sixth led to an 8-1 win.
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Chip and Jo are celebrating 215 years of marriage, and in honor of our favorite Fixer Upper alumni and all of their laugh-out-loud and swoon-worthy moments, we've taken a cue from Joanna and rounded up the couples' best throwback photos.
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As Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra settle into their newlywed lives, photos of their glamorous Indian wedding are still making fans swoon, including a slew of newly released shots that capture the joy and romance of the star-studded festivities earlier this month.
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The Hurricanes' loss to Toronto last month was part of a 21-game tailspin (33-23-24) that provided a crushing blow to their playoff hopes, a swoon that was slowed with a 23-3 win over the New York Rangers on Thursday.
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If, on a recent Saturday night, you happened to find yourself walking down a desolate street at the edge of L.A.'s Skid Row, you might have passed an open warehouse roll gate in a building displaying a Swoon mural on the exterior.
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Read More Market's message to the Fed: We don't believe you On a short-term chart of the Dow, Ross noted that the index has formed a double bottom, which is similar to what was seen during the August and September swoon.
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Out went Prime Minister Stephen Harper, who had turned Canada into one of the world's top climate villains, and in came Justin Trudeau, a smart, handsome, charismatic heir to a political dynasty who made progressives throughout North America—including President Barack Obama—swoon.
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The EGOT-winning star and Voice coach got candid in this week's special issue, sharing all the swoon-worthy details of his life as a superstar, loving husband to Chrissy Teigen and doting dad to tots Luna, 3½, and Luna, 18 months.
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Diamondbacks RH Zack Greinke (10-3, 3.61) Philadelphia's June swoon has not affected Eickhoff, who improved to 3-1 in his last four starts on Thursday after allowing two runs and five hits in six innings of a 33-3 victory over Minnesota.
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By day, Mr. Hudson is a member of the National Association of Letter Carriers, but for Labor Day weekend this year, he was moonlighting on the stage of the Delacorte, delivering that fake letter from Maria that sends Malvolio into his foolish swoon.
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"Human nature is very consistent — pain is the ultimate motivator for change, and a 24% market swoon in under three months has most tactical and historical indicators suggesting extreme pain," said Tony Dwyer, market analysts at Canaccord Genuity, in a note to analysts.
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Adding currency to their already too swoon-worthy relationship, the couple next appear on the cover of Vanity Fair together in October and give their first joint interview, during which they both admit that they feel they've found their "twin" in each other.
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Needless to say, when the check-writing was all said and done, the lawyer gave us the keys, and I managed not to swoon on the hot streets of Park Slope, we didn't exactly feel like toasting our success with Veuve Clicquot.
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Spy Light: Stephenie Meyer, whose "Twilight" series made teenage girls everywhere swoon over supernatural beings like vampires and werewolves and Robert Pattinson, returns with her second novel for adults: "The Chemist," a romantic spy thriller, enters the hardcover fiction list at No. 5.
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As the toll of those afflicted by the virus continued to soar and financial markets from Tokyo to New York continued to swoon, world leaders are finally starting to find their voices about the gravity of what is now officially a pandemic.
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The village's buildings are instruments, ranging from an elegant metalwork structure created by Swoon and Darryl Reeves that has blaring horns activated by levers to Klass Hübner and Andrew Schrock's "Chateau Poulet," where pulled ropes whir sonic fans into an eerie hum.
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You can swoon at the deranged beauty of Jerry Hall, modeling Stephen Burrows at Studio 54 the very night she first met Mick Jagger, then pause to appreciate how Hall has pulled off the greatest last laugh in history by marrying Rupert Murdoch.
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By moments, he means that increasing Google/Facebook domination and a deepening print swoon that has cracked the back of the UK press, and added more insult in the U.S. Certainly, the surprise of the Brexit vote only further handicaps a struggling press.
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A spokesperson for the Bureau of Economic Analysis — the bureau that publishes U.S. GDP data — said that while the office isn't able to tie the decline in imports to U.S. trade policy, much of the decline came from a swoon in consumer goods.
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Biden's early Iowa swoon has been reversed, he's leading the Real Clear Politics polling average and is even with Sanders in FiveThirtyEight's average, and Elizabeth Warren and Sanders seem headed to war with each other as the race enters the final stretch.
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In "Sell/Buy/Date," her new solo show about the lives of sex workers, Ms. Jones transforms into several characters — from a feisty elderly Jewish woman to a seasoned black rapper — with the kind of dialectal veracity that would make any linguist swoon.
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WATCH THIS: Trading Spaces star Carter Oosterhouse and Amy Smart Bring Us Inside Their Swoon-Worthy Farmhouse Original host Ty Pennington even turns up to help out, appearing in the trailer donning a hard hat and leading an army of community volunteers.
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A swoon-worthy opening immediately places Bruno de Almeida's latest film in a world that seems to exist only in cinema: A suave, wavy-haired Michael Imperioli steps out onto an empty, neon-lit street, as an Italian ballad plays in the background.
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