I've been tantalized by the latest big thing: vertical mergers.
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And that rare hint of vulnerability has tantalized Fox's rivals.
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I am tantalized by this "story" he has to tell.
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The question has tantalized and terrorized us for over a year.
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David was tantalized by the possibility of trunkness, yet still unsure.
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An ancient playground set, rust-streaked but still functional, tantalized our children.
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By this time, you should be tantalized enough to buy this book.
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But last season, his first with the Yankees, Eovaldi tantalized with the possibility.
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The idea of using pigs as organ factories has tantalized investigators for decades.
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This raises a question that has tantalized some observers during Mr. Trump's improbable campaign.
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The mystery of black holes has tantalized astronomers for more than half a century.
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For months, the prospect of a landmark trade agreement with China has tantalized Mr. Trump.
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The dossier tantalized Mr. Trump's opponents with a worst-case account of the president's conduct.
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The idea of "mining" e-waste has tantalized the recycling and electronics industries for decades.
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I'm like one of those terrible, commitment-averse boyfriends forever tantalized by something new and attractive.
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It turns out she is not the only fashion figure tantalized, inspired and bamboozled by camp.
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They are stories of seeking, of alienation, of awe and disappointment, of tantalized not-quite-understanding.
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Mariota won the Heisman a year before Henry, and tantalized during his first four pro seasons.
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The potential for a semifinal round featuring all four, each a past Wimbledon champion, tantalized observers.
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He is talking, caught midsentence while the painter seems to hover above, as do we, tantalized.
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We were tantalized with the battle outside the Tower of Joy in Bran's visions a few episodes ago.
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The album—built on top of spare, frosty programmed drumbeats and breathy hooks—tantalized listeners of all stripes.
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In contrast to earlier generations, younger Cubans have been tantalized in recent years with the possibility of change.
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But he has been tantalized by the idea of solving the North Korea problem since long before that.
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Trump tantalized, saying that he would reveal "sometime in the very near future" whether their conversations were taped.
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But tantalized by an expenses-paid trip to glittering Moscow at Christmastime, he agreed to one last mission.
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With a flick my bra sprang away from my body and a cool sweep of air tantalized my tits.
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The promise of domestic robots that offer companionship or perform basic chores has tantalized the technology industry for decades.
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The prospect of a cameo back at shortstop both tantalized and terrified him — exactly the response Maddon was looking for.
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Steele was tantalized, and took the job, thinking that he'd find evidence of a few dodgy deals, and not much else.
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In the years between "channel ORANGE " and the new project, Ocean has tantalized fans by leaving a misleading trail of breadcrumbs.
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Engineers who make hundreds of thousands of dollars are suddenly tantalized by the challenge of trying to break through a porous paywall.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For more than a year, General Motors has tantalized investors with plans to build its future around self-driving cars.
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At a time when Hollywood films were censored, the pulp periodicals and books tantalized readers with the promise of crime, sexuality, and violence.
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Investors have been flocking to "pet tech" in recent years, and in this case, are tantalized byt the growing market for veterinarian care.
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But Mr. Trump appears more tantalized, at least for now, by declaring an end to seven decades of war on the Korean Peninsula.
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Two entrepreneurs tantalized early on by the smell of dank profits are Pax Labs CEO Bharat Vasan and Eaze and Wayv founder Keith McCarty.
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The website says it's "specially designed for females," since women can only be tricked into using gear when being tantalized by pretty, shiny objects.
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I was tantalized by the work of Dave Hardy, Jen Mazza, Ian Pedigo, Alan Wiener, and Randy Wray, and wished I could see more.
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Spears tantalized at the Billboard Music Awards, performing a medley of her greatest hits – and hearkening back to the days of a girl named Lucky.
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You and I might be duly terrorized by terrorism, but Silva — whose series hero is the art restorer and Israeli spy Gabriel Allon — is tantalized.
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I really liked the touch of "modern" in POST-RACIAL and PURPLE STATES, and the liveliness of HOMOEROTIC, I'M INNOCENT, TANTALIZED, STARGAZING and ALL NATURAL.
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Lisa France, a senior writer for CNN Digital, says there's a common thread in these couples that keeps us tantalized: The good girl-bad boy dynamic.
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GoPro was playing off the idea of a drone you can "throw and go," which has persisted and tantalized since the market got off the ground.
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Or, you can be tantalized by the possibility of going a level or two (or twenty) deeper, to plumb the depths of this wildly evocative scenario.
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Mitchell is a pitching prospect who has tantalized the Yankees with an effortless fastball that sits around 95 miles per hour and a sharp breaking ball.
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The Washington Post explains how Trump became tantalized by a U.S. purchase of Greenland, a self-governing territory within Denmark, as a large real estate deal.
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Doctors have long been tantalized by a future in which powerful methods of genetic testing would allow treatments to be tailored to a patient's genetic makeup.
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Even if muruaneq —a Yupik word for soft, deep fallen snow—was basically powder, the question tantalized me: Does each language have its own world view?
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Since Jacobs' claims were revealed to Waymo's lawyers on Thanksgiving, they've been tantalized by the idea that Uber used secret, secondary systems to store information about competitors.
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Takarazuka's 'Chicago' (July 20 to 24) Who wouldn't be tantalized by this year's visit from the Japanese troupe Takarazuka Revue and its all-female version of "Chicago"?
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Long periods of falling inventory have tantalized with their promise of a tightening market, only for bullish expectations to be dashed by the mass re-warranting of metal.
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But over the intervening years, with more young women embracing the occult, paganism, and crystal work, it occurred to me: Are young men also tantalized by the occult?
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In that effort, Trump elevated Kim on equal footing with a US president and tantalized Kim with the prospect of an economic transformation of his heavily sanctioned country.
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BOBTOWN, Pa. — When Nic Zmija applied for a job at the 4 West coal mine three years ago, he was tantalized by a fat raise and a secure future.
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It is thought to be the largest bet on the interactive entertainment niche, which has long tantalized producers as a potential gold mine but has never gained widespread adoption.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy -- a moderate-conservative and powerful deciding vote on so many hot-button issues -- tantalized Washington last summer, amid unfounded rumors he would step aside after three decades.
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While undressing, Mann purportedly tantalized two leering guards with a striptease, lifting her skirt to expose her thigh to Josef Schillinger and Wilhelm Emmerich and seductively moving aside her blouse.
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" The scientist tantalized them with a radical theory about the foundation of the universe, which proposes that time and space fluctuate in a bubbly, unstable state known as "quantum foam.
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She pushed her modish sunglasses up her nose and smiled at the emerald-headed fowl that were tantalized and scandalized by the one morsel of bread Rebecca had tossed their way.
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Wilson tantalized millions with his vision of a better future, in which a League of Nations would prevent future wars, and democracies would allow people to select their most talented leaders.
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So I'm tantalized by the description of Mr. Harrison's follow-up, a comedy set among a troupe of medieval actors traipsing from city to city, a step ahead of the plague.
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The administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was tantalized by the acreage that remained and hatched plans to build 240 units of affordable housing on the rest of the site in 2010.
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I have to admit, I've long been tantalized by the pretty, candy-colored Dirty Lemon products popping up on my Insta feed — and equally skeptical of the high prices and lofty promises.
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Since the voting age was reduced to 18 from 21 in 1971, the "youth vote" has repeatedly tantalized liberal campaigns, only to see it underperform relative to their parents' on Election Day.
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He tantalized the Whitney, in 22004, by allowing "Phat Free," a seven-minute, inexplicably riveting video of Hammons kicking a bucket along an empty Harlem street, to appear in that year's Biennial.
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She's little more than a figurehead, stuck in an office right across the street from the most powerful person in the world, where she's tantalized daily with the promise of access to influence.
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A study from the same team that tantalized us with promises of youth (provided we can take the blood of youths) now suggests that old blood hurts health more than young blood helps.
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Until recently, Saudi Arabia tantalized investors with a plan to float its mammoth oil and gas company's initial public offering on an international exchange — then left them deflated after it shelved the idea.
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PIEVE TORINA, Italy — After a series of powerful earthquakes struck Italy last year, Martin Wikelski rushed here to test a hunch that has tantalized scientists and thinkers for millenniums: Can animals anticipate natural disasters?
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Behind the flurry of events, this new campaign could provide an answer to a question that has long tantalized historians and activists: What if King had lived to see his Poor People's Campaign through.
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The entrepreneur has tantalized the trucking industry with the prospect of a battery-powered heavy-duty vehicle that can compete with conventional diesels, which can travel up to 2200,2300 miles on a single tank of fuel.
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The entrepreneur has tantalized the trucking industry with the prospect of a battery-powered heavy-duty vehicle that can compete with conventional diesels, which can travel up to 1,000 miles on a single tank of fuel.
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His inexperience is meant to tamp down actual production, but in ways 20-year-old's before him have merely tantalized, Tatum often looks like any other fully-formed All-Star methodically working his way through complex responsibilities.
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Part of the juggling act is to make sure that people understand that we are a team, and at the same time, we are our own artists — but get tantalized, because we're going to come back together.
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He is a sucker for her intricate observations of daily life in New York, and seems both tantalized and horrified when she withdraws from the world, drinking excessively and passing out overnight in the magazine's ladies' room.
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That does not rule out the possibility that the two men could run into each other — a scenario that tantalized United Nations watchers when Mr. Rouhani and President Barack Obama were both in New York in 2013.
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The distinctions were unclear in an arc that both revealed the inner-workings of the Sanctuary and kept viewers as off-balance as poor Carl, who was repelled and enraged by Negan's cruelties but tantalized by his power.
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But, at the same time, while startup founders might be tantalized by the news of big investments happening around them, as many of them get closer to the funding stage themselves, they often realize it's nothing but a mirage.
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The walk alongside the trailer park felt very long, for by now we could see the water, blue and glittering, ahead of us, the bright rim of the lake, which tantalized us as we got hotter and more dusty.
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Walking the vibrant streets of Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic's capital, can be frustrating for the beach-seeking tourist — you're tantalized by the sight of the sea but the best beaches, with that quintessential stretch of pristine sand, are miles away.
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All but one, that is, which had long tantalized at least one non-casual fan: apart from the ears and the gull-wing eyebrows, the Spock who served under Captain Pike was nothing like the Spock who later launched a thousand zines.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Slack shares soared on Thursday on its first day of trading on the stock market, in a sign that Wall Street remains tantalized by fast-growing young technology firms even after the recent lackluster public offerings of larger companies like Uber.
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Australia, Japan and the European Union have either civilian or military hypersonics research underway, the report said, partly because they are still tantalized by the prospect of making super-speedy airplanes large enough to carry passengers across the globe in mere hours.
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One after another, these flashes tantalized Deshaun Watson's coaches and teammates on the Houston Texans, and in time they became expectations, and soon thereafter — a few games into this season, give or take — those expectations matured into a state of predictable comfort.
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No mammal is known to share that enviable capability, but self-healing hair cells look enough like non-self-healing hair cells that scientists have been tantalized ever since by the possibility that human ears might be induced to repair themselves, too.
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"There's an incident in the history of Starfleet that had been talked about but never fully explored," which will form the basis for the first season, Fuller teased, describing the plot point as something that had always "tantalized" him as a longtime "Star Trek" fan.
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All that while Musk has tantalized Tesla fans with the promise of speedy repairs and body work for Tesla owners, as well as "full self-driving" features and a pipeline of new products like sleek solar roof tiles and new electric cars and trucks.
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Bolton's lawyer, Charles Cooper, tantalized Democrats in November when he revealed that his client was "personally involved in many of the events, meetings and conversations" related to the decision to delay military aid to Ukraine, which is at the core of the House impeachment case.
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But his standing as a former billionaire insider, and his close ties with one of China's most senior intelligence officials, the disgraced former state security vice-minister Ma Jian, have tantalized a large online following and made him a center of attention in Beijing political circles.
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Leonard's taut stories, with their flashes of violence, shady morality and thugs oozing insecurity as well as intimidation, have tantalized television and film producers for decades — "Justified" on FX, featuring characters the writer created as well as his lyrical flair for dialogue, was a notable recent example.
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Hawaiian Music from the Kodak Hulu Show, which simultaneously promoted photographic film and tourism, Hukilau Hulas with drawings of and step-by-step notations for hula dancing, and Destination Honolulu featuring the Pan Am airline logo, all tantalized consumers with exotic, yet accessible, honeymoons and holidays.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, searching for a reason to keep the United States in Afghanistan after 16 years of war, has latched on to a prospect that tantalized previous administrations: Afghanistan's vast mineral wealth, which his advisers and Afghan officials have told him could be profitably extracted by Western companies.
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His 6900 Senate race against Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R) tantalized Democrats with the possibility of turning Texas blue.
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Fran Jeffries, a lithe, silky-voiced singer and dancer who performed a showstopping samba in the 703 film "The Pink Panther" and tantalized Tony Curtis with a seductive performance of the title song in "Sex and the Single Girl" a year later, died on Thursday at her home in Los Angeles.
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We were in Italy on our honeymoon, and in front of this doorway because we had read about the Via Francigena at home in Northern California, and been tantalized by descriptions of a beautiful, historical footpath welcoming of religious and secular pilgrims alike, in the manner of the Camino de Santiago in Spain.
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If not for the big, arbitrary round number sitting in the near distance for the Dow industrials, we'd not be tantalized, or exasperated, or asking why this market hasn't effortlessly added another two-tenths of one percent simply to touch the 20,000 level, on top of what's been an impressive 9-percent, six-week surge.
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The Twins hope that once Pineda recovers from the Tommy John surgery he had in July — either next season, when he will be paid $2 million, or in 2019, when he will be paid $8 million — he can more consistently find the form that tantalized and teased the Yankees over the last four seasons.
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Photos like Before the Law and The Summons (all works 2017), depict heavy wooden doors left ajar, open just enough to reveal half legible glimpses of what lies behind them: in the former, a strip of a grand portrait of a robed, ermined jurist; in the latter, just that sort of immanent "radiance" that tantalized Kafka's protagonist.
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A diverse lineup spread across eight stages means that your musical tastebuds remain tantalized—this year I am pleased to inform you that I was able to watch both Skepta and Slayer within a day of each other—and because there's no camping, it's an altogether more pleasant experience than most UK festivals (give or take the 4AM Metro journeys back to your Airbnb).
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Over the summer they made scant progress quizzing reticent officials, yet were tantalized by a conversation with one figure they would describe only as a "close associate of the President" but whom notes identify as Bill Moyers, code-named "Source M." Johnson's former press secretary, who had left the White House just as the secret peace gambit withered, said the reporters would "never get the inside story" of "Marigold" — the first time they heard the still-secret code-name — because none of the 10 or so officials who knew the truth would talk to them.
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