I thirst for new music from Kevin Parker like I thirst for water.
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He had a thirst for knowledge and a thirst for cuisine the same way that I did.
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" Chekhov wrote about "the thirst for powerful sensations," and Madame de Staël wrote about how "genius inspires this thirst for fame.
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A Shared Thirst for Attention Both men have a thirst for attention and are partial to finely tailored clothes and glamorous night life.
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Our thirst for information — and entertainment — makes sense.
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I MEAN, THERE'S SUCH A THIRST FOR IPOs RIGHT NOW.
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Socialism's thirst for power leads to expansion, incursion, and oppression.
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He played to their curiosity and their thirst for entertainment.
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Ingredients in the sickly potion that we instinctively thirst for.
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But there's a thirst for "justice" here that is unquenchable.
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But don't let Miami's thirst for designer labels fool you.
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And why could I never quench my thirst for success?
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It was the kind of shade Madonna fans thirst for.
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But our thirst for air travel has an environmental impact.
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But, instead, his insatiable thirst for praise makes him vulnerable.
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And Asia needs it because of an unslakeable thirst for infrastructure.
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Sarah casts a love spell that makes Chris thirst for her.
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THE world's thirst for clean drinking water is vast and growing.
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Hence, you must maintain a thirst for continual learning and growth.
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This curiosity and thirst for knowledge is what drives science careers.
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Fortunately, I found the young have a thirst for this message.
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There seems to be no end to her thirst for sauce.
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And I commiserate with their thirst for complete, if unobtainable, security.
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Ewoldt noted that patients often end up misinterpreting thirst for hunger.
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I assumed the elderly lost their vibrancy and thirst for life.
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He has exhibited a thirst for power in other ways, as well.
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"We would not thirst for a lifting of sanctions," the spokesman said.
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Four Guinness records wasn't enough to slake her thirst for outlandish showmanship.
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Cottonmouth and Dillard thirst for more power, money, and influence in Harlem.
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With this power, she relishes in feeding our beastly thirst for spectacle.
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Most critically, though, he brought with him a great thirst for redemption.
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Scores of private schools and universities are filling the thirst for education.
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The offense finally quenched its thirst for runs in the seventh inning.
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I had a wild imagination and an unquenchable thirst for the outdoors.
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The 31-year-old rapper's been open about his thirst for women.
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Trump has an insatiable appetite for praise, an unquenchable thirst for flattery.
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Jennifer Lopez has been pushing the boundaries of our thirst for decades.
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Looks like the tech industry's thirst for power is more than metaphorical.
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We learned of our thirst for understanding only as we slaked it.
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No loss of life, no invasion, no subordination, no thirst for retaliation.
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Are you a fun-loving American rudeboy with a thirst for adventure?
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Some analysts believe OPEC is too negative on the world's thirst for oil.
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Now they're interested in making people thirst for their hot new Colonel Sanders.
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But Mr Xi's thirst for power has raised the chance of devastating instability.
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It even almost makes me understand Kylie Jenner's endless thirst for technicolor weaves.
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Morgan appears ready to succumb forever to his thirst for revenge and retribution.
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Regardless, millennials' unquenchable thirst for the java is also having a cultural impact.
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That should position them well to meet Asia's growing thirst for instant coffee.
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There are already signs that retailers are giving into consumers' thirst for deals.
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As bond prices rise (and yields fall), it increases the thirst for bonds.
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And China's thirst for oil is unlikely to slow down materially in 2016.
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Many are willing to let their thirst for power overtake their self-respect.
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"Young people have the thirst for this; they get it," Ms. Dean said.
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Naked aggression and a thirst for attention have been hallmarks of Giuliani's career.
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The thirst for Timothée Chalamet showed no signs of slowing down this year.
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A top U.N. rights official last week warned against a "thirst for revenge".
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Instead, I thirst for the boys who have only ever chased cis girls.
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But the new amount reflects the thirst for content in the streaming age.
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At least in my case, it's also about having a thirst for understanding.
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Many Zimbabweans seemed resigned to this display of Mr. Mugabe's thirst for power.
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But competitors are popping up to meet this thirst for innovative workout regimes.
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His utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power.
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Verdict: Though the thieves' methods are deplorable, their thirst for literature is admirable.
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A businessman with a thirst for politics Trump's champion in agriculture circles has fashioned a persona not dissimilar to the candidate's: a big-time businessman who recently developed an insatiable thirst for politics and an interest in becoming a political kingmaker.
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As the role of dealers has shrunk, the thirst for instant liquidity has increased.
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God blesses those who hunger and thirst for justice, for they will be satisfied.
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In horror films, it isn't always a maniac who has a thirst for blood.
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Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.
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Those who thirst for great power are the ones mostly likely to abuse it.
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But given the thirst for yield, the issuer didn't have to go above 101.
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There's been plenty of hits and misses in the thirst for a new sensation.
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We must listen to this thirst for the freedom of nations and for protection!
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But the lesson is clear: law enforcement's thirst for your information knows no bounds.
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China and the EU, in particular, have expressed a significant thirst for American whiskey.
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LaCroix soared to great heights, driven by the American thirst for guilt-free refreshment.
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Leave its hero hanging in an awkward agony of unrequited thirst for photographers' attention?
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Trump constantly strives to slake his base's unquenchable thirst for harsher policies toward immigrants.
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That, he always said, was media hype, driven by the public's thirst for heroes.
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The result suggested a thirst for political moderation in a state Republicans have dominated.
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Watch -- Miguel chalks it up to the times and people's thirst for the spotlight.
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A THIRST FOR EMPIRE How Tea Shaped the Modern World By Erika Rappaport Illustrated.
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And indeed, it developed several internal combustion engines with notably reduced thirst for gasoline.
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That's my favorite David, the wide-eyed kid with a limitless thirst for life.
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Now, Lanigan says, the media's thirst for VSCO content has veered toward the cringey.
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Never mind the state's history of war campaigns fueled by a thirst for slavery.
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If you thirst for the quintessence of gin, you have to make your own.
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The thirst for newness, for advancement, becomes linked to materialism: new technology equals progress.
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His past few years in North Korea left him with an insatiable thirst for learning.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Denmark has refused to sate Donald Trump's thirst for geo-M&A.
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The study suggested that an ant's individualistic thirst for something better benefited the whole colony.
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The computing industry's bottomless thirst for more processing power is at least partially to blame.
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Elisa (Sally Hawkins), the movie's protagonist, quickly comes in contact with Stickland's thirst for dominance.
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Jack Nicholson combined the mischievous campiness of the character with the deranged thirst for violence.
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Go deeper: Holy crap, air ambulances are expensive Private equity's thirst for health care providers
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Russia, to which 80% of the country's booze went, had an unslakable thirst for it.
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Saudi Arabia has internal issues of its own that could limit thirst for aggressive actions.
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Claypool sees Lennon as someone with a thirst for knowledge, someone who approaches life zealously.
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The thirst for justice borne from personal tragedy is something we can all relate to.
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The "Ocean Eyes" singer had just performed there and the crowd clearly thirst for more.
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Our thirst for superfoods is symptomatic of a food system that prizes quantity over quality.
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Our thirst for knowledge for more about the record's production will be quenched very soon.
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The first night 400 students came, which showed the thirst for that kind of thing.
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China and the EU, in particular, have expressed a significant thirst for America's native spirit.
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Ashley is another self-styled caretaker who, in her thirst for attention, only causes harm.
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I agree, but humans will always thirst for something bigger, for something eternal or absolute.
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But Bloom also paints him as a man with an unquenchable, irrational thirst for power.
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It took a while, but I let go of my anger and thirst for revenge.
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Pernod Ricard is not alone in seeking to tap into China's growing thirst for whisky.
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McDonald's diners will soon be able to quench their thirst for as little as a dollar.
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Writers and editors, with their unquenchable thirst for validation, love to hear thoughtful responses from readers.
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Amid the Sahara-level thirst for Michael B. Jordan, Bim Adewunmi digs into the actor's appeal.
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Their thirst for next season's windfall blinds them from the next century's downfall, so it goes.
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Final thoughts: Drink plenty of water during the day so you don't mistake thirst for hunger.
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The Fashion Foodie Her appetite for the internet is insatiable, her thirst for pop culture unquenchable.
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In Raw (2017), a young woman (and former vegetarian) awakens to her thirst for human flesh.
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Marketers fret over whether young people around the world thirst for tea as their parents do.
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Experts say the schemes have one thing in common: They appeal to our thirst for glamour.
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As an entrepreneur, you should always keep an open mind and retain a thirst for knowledge.
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But Williamson's experience in a congressional election apparently didn't slake her thirst for politics in general.
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Experts say the schemes have one thing in common: they appeal to our thirst for glamour.
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We learn that she's just like her parents, a budding explorer with a thirst for adventure.
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It was not a thirst for water, however, which we had already sucked from our Camelbaks.
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Quench your thirst for deals with the best offers from across the internet for Sept. 6.
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The global population of people continues to rise, along with our thirst for land and consumption.
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That middle class also craves better housing, however, generating an insatiable thirst for land among developers.
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The Arab uprisings of 2011 showed a thirst for change among the young, says Mr Khouri.
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It is well documented that Fox News has the audience demographics that other networks thirst for.
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Her parents, Joshua and Wyn Haldeman, had a thriving chiropractic practice and a thirst for adventure.
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Yet her thirst for learning was cut short as she was unable to afford further education.
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That makes sense: Decelerating growth would eat into thirst for oil, which powers the global economy.
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Americans, like the Brits before them, may quickly tire of the EU's unquenchable thirst for regulation.
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The thirst for more information was bipartisan: In a Twitter post, Mr. Trump's running mate, Gov.
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People hated her constant smile, her theater-kid eagerness, her desperate and palpable thirst for approval.
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Rachel Dunphy's analysis of the potential dangers posed by YouTube's thirst for family content is excellent.
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Many who know me say I am also defined by my curiosity and thirst for learning.
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A lockout that wiped out the 153-5 N.H.L. season left behind a thirst for hockey.
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Americans&apos thirst for nonalcoholic drinks is growing, and the trend is extending beyond Dry January.
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Susie is a blind and deaf dog who, despite her condition, has a thirst for adventure.
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But the PRO MK-1 doesn't have any motors and doesn't have a thirst for batteries.
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A fizzy price tag, though, will require more than mainland households' thirst for the bottled stuff.
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Mangrum and his brother spent their childhood in the backyard where his thirst for competition began.
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One, a teenager, Ari, left as his thirst for knowledge came into conflict with religious restrictions.
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Why does grime have so much thirst for the fight to operate on its own terms?
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I work with history because I come from a country that has a tremendous thirst for reality.
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Stick it up on a wall and celebrate your thirst for caves and Jon Snow's butt ASAP.
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We were only guilty of being human in our thirst for a poetic justice that felt deserved.
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If you have a thirst for whiskey, check out this bottle from Macallan that goes for $35,000.
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For now, though, any of the methods described above should quench your thirst for dynamic desktop goodness.
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O.J. Simpson wasted no time quenching his thirst for blood ... but he watered it down with vodka.
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As Montag discovers from his interaction with Clarisse, this thirst for knowledge is a very dangerous thing.
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Speaking with Entertainment Tonight, Condor wants viewers to know that she totally gets the "thirst" for Centineo.
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Enter Ernest W. Burgess, a Canadian sociologist at the University of Chicago with a thirst for prediction.
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Given China's thirst for energy, the combined impact of these advances in renewables is still relatively small.
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The greater the glory, the great the risk; but will the thirst for it cost him dear?
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I agree with Flake's perspective that his Republican Party's thirst for power legitimized the likes of Trump.
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Why do you think there's always going to be a thirst for twins in the entertainment industry?
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This isn't even the first time Hot Priest gave holy communion to quench our thirst for him.
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If you're buying an ebike to slake your thirst for an ATV, this bike is for you.
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Mr. Trump's thirst for a reckoning among his inquisitors appears to have only grown in recent weeks.
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Beltran said Bregman just has an unquenchable thirst for the game and always wants to talk baseball.
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Weakened Amazon rainforest facing collapse within 50 years Is China's thirst for soybeans destroying the Amazon rainforest?
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"Chris Msando's blood has been shed on the altar of the thirst for absolute power," Odinga said.
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At the root of Western astrology's popularity, some astrologers say, is a growing thirst for spiritual guidance.
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Hannah Arendt once remarked that the only way to stop the thirst for vengeance is through forgiveness.
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Pomeroy: What I found was just this incredible entrepreneurial spirit, this thirst for its new green agenda.
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These are questions that demand the historian's interest in context rather than the reporter's thirst for detail.
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At this particular juncture in the horserace, there is a thirst for conflict between the two candidates.
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In November, the International Energy Agency predicted that humankind's thirst for oil could plateau within a decade.
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The thirst for revenge, in movies as in life, almost necessarily involves the dehumanization of its target.
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But in other ways, it is a stunning demonstration of the public's thirst for cross-party co-operation.
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According to her foes, it reveals a thirst for power that redeems any heartbreak and transcends all humiliation.
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Like their cold-war predecessors, these Asian titans have strategic goals as well as a thirst for publicity.
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"The economic and manipulative aims that feed disinformation are rooted in a thirst for power," the Pope says.
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We might be famed for our notoriously terrible teeth, our inclement weather, and our insatiable thirst for tea.
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See the stars who are taking full advantage of Friday Eve and quenching their thirst for the weekend.
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However, traders say that China's voracious thirst for oil will likely return once the immediate glut is cleared.
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The thirst for cheap products has led to a war for investor dollars among the major online brokers.
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The metal had been initially boosted by strong Chinese imports data, fuelled by the country's thirst for commodities.
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What ruins us, no, what has ruined us, is the thirst for a destiny, for any destiny whatever.
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In doing so, he put what Toobin calls his "naked aggression and thirst for attention" to good use.
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The Rake is a humanoid creature that is completely pale, hairless, and has a thirst for human flesh.
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It said that local governments should change their economic development model and curb their thirst for land revenue.
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On the British side, the thirst for tea was so unquenchable that it caused a national silver shortage.
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But in the thirst for exclusive access, the old rules get tossed by the wayside — ethics become inconvenient.
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Lear's gift is to find his own thirst for companionship echoed in the sense-making elements of language.
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In these days of 4K video streaming and our seemingly insatiable thirst for wireless broadband connections, that's important.
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"The snow was heavy, but far from what we need to quench our thirst for water," he said.
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The concerns surrounding the coronavirus outbreak are being exploited by hackers taking advantage of people's thirst for information.
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I'd watch an action movie in which they thirst for thrift, Indiana Joneses looking for a Gaultier grail.
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To Cartas, that speaks to an untapped thirst for offline contact, which businesspeople can use to their advantage.
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For Mr. Pierce, however, the consensus is rooted in a cross-party thirst for a return to normalcy.
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Arum still has a thirst for deal-making, promoting championship events around the world, and signing young athletes.
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The king proceeded to make a spectacle both of his personal life and of his thirst for power.
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Today's investor anxiety is clearly evident in the thirst for rich-world government bonds, the safest of assets.
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No peak: Nasser said the world is a long, long way from easing its thirst for his company's products.
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Upon being resurrected, this is what ultimately drives her thirst for immortality and destroying the rest of the world.
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It's Indiana Jones if Indy had an unquenchable thirst for gold coins and unique pieces of armor and equipment.
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But he concludes that accumulated experience and a greater thirst for justice may mean the impossible is merely improbable.
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Usually this doesn't really matter, because my unquenchable thirst for caffeine means there's never any dregs in my KeepCup.
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As a result, domestic thirst for foreign oil has waned, while companies have increasingly shipped U.S.–produced oil overseas.
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For hiring managers choosing between two candidates, that thirst for knowledge can really tip the scales in your favor.
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Instead, they left him tied to a tree and dying of thirst for the Man in Black to find.
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It's run with brutal efficiency, a keen focus on keeping its customers happy, and a deep thirst for innovation.
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In the meantime, the users' thirst for the drug—and struggle to get off it—is something that continues.
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Scream "gimme gimme this gimme gimme thaaaaaaaaaaaaat" as you embrace your vanity, your selfishness, your unquenchable thirst for things.
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Indeed, de Backer discovered that our interest in celebrities may feed off of this thirst for learning life strategies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - They emerge from their hiding places at night, driven to slake their thirst for human blood. Vampires?
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The thirst for content – any content – is why the FIA press conference has got televised in the first place.
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After Phoebe left and you could no longer buy it in stores my thirst for the necklace became insatiable.
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If there was this huge thirst for improv there would be star-studded teams that pack arenas doing it.
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HESS For me, it's this: As the season wears on, the show's thirst for matchmaking starts to feel programmatic.
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Mr. Sanguibe's thirst for knowledge underscores the fact that access to education should be a right, not a privilege.
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I first moved to New York in 2015, surely drawn by a similar thirst for this significance-via-location.
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Plus, LVL has already nearly doubled its Kickstarter funding goal, so there is clearly a thirst for adequate hydration.
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But it was a friendship that was soon contaminated, federal prosecutors say, by avarice and a thirst for power.
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And senior Republicans believe the specter of a chaotic witness debate could stifle the thirst for hearing new evidence.
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Irish culture is just as forceful for those born under its influence -- and it's something that Americans thirst for.
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Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred.
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His thirst for politics didn't end when he left government at the end of the Bush administration in 2009.
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Although his claim of being a self-taught artist is somewhat shaky, Lewis had a keen thirst for knowledge.
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Her new life is fulfilling — it gives her wealth and influence — but it doesn't fully quench her thirst for power.
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But it's unclear if long-term investors should worry that the world's unquenchable thirst for oil will finally be satisfied.
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Known for his fiery temper and thirst for power, Jackson studied law and later served in the House and Senate.
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Even India's richest man is unable to quench the country's thirst for free voice calls and high-speed internet connectivity.
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She's got the better part of both the money and the brains in her marriage — and the thirst for revenge.
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That thirst for the unambiguous approval we gobble up on social media doesn't define who we are as whole selves.
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There was a thirst for more information, as 57 percent of Americans said they wanted to see the entire report.
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Donald Trump will also face voters who are sick of his chaos, his lawlessness and his thirst for dictatorial powers.
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To those who want to become famous, a thirst for likes and follows might seem like an innocent personality quirk.
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President Obama, on the other hand, was quite intentional in showing restraint for fear of fueling jihadists' thirst for vengeance.
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The tech giants' thirst for space is one sign of Ireland's economic rebound from the chaos of a decade ago.
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That's especially the case if you happen to have endless delivery options around and an unquenchable thirst for reruns of .
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His aggressive thirst for power now seems to be defined by its toxic masculinity and threat to female power itself.
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""Millennials' seemingly unquenchable thirst for coffee is helping to push global demand to a record just as supplies are tightening.
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But, viewers' thirst for sexy details isn't as important as Ashley's privacy when it comes to her most intimate moments.
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Unfortunately, the Hawthorne faction's thirst for power may be precisely what leads the world towards season 8's titular apocalypse.
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Isady Royal engagement ring replica - £30 See Details After all the excitement you'll likely have a thirst for a cuppa.
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But there's more to it: McNally says the global thirst for oil is going to be higher than many believe.
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Pernod said it was "uniquely positioned" to quench a thirst for premium drinks from a fast-growing, affluent middle class.
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But all of that hasn't quenched the city's thirst for getting off, getting weird or finding new ways to connect.
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No one deserves to die, but it kind of satisfies our thirst for justice, which is a mindfuck isn't it?
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Not only is it just plain necessary for your body, but it'll also keep you from mistaking thirst for hunger.
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Again: Seriously, James was some concern for carbs and a thirst for anti-oxidants away from drinking on the job.
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"For better or for worse, I think the desire, the thirst for originals in Japan has gone down," says Inafune.
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We have a seemingly unquenchable thirst for the experiences our parks provide and the historic and cultural sites they include.
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But after a few months, it became clear that my insatiable thirst for adventure was chipping away at our savings.
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But those studies hardly slake people's thirst for answers to questions about how to eat or how much to exercise.
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His quest for power, thirst for challenges, and, above all, desire to protect the Earth from the most fearsome villains
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But it's now clear that the #B_Team is not concerned with US interests—they despise diplomacy, and thirst for war.
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But the thirst for more resisters has meant welcoming anyone with even an incidentally critical thing to say about Trump.
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Many of these rabid Army volunteers, Grandin notes, were former bounty hunters with an unchecked thirst for scalping their victims.
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Over 28503,22019 years later, the "Art of War" is the roadmap to containing China and their thirst for global domination.
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David Green is reportedly worth $6.3 billion now, thanks to this management style and to the American thirst for tchotchkes.
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There was a surge of thirst for the internet's newest crush, Noah Centineo (playing Lara Jean's love interest, Peter Kavinsky).
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Soccer's thirst for growth, for new worlds to conquer and markets to exploit, has forced it into countless grubby compromises.
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The extreme thirst for his admittedly hot but still very bad character even gave Badgley himself a slightly queasy feeling.
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There's always been something slightly derogatory about the way we speak of a thirst for wealth, fame, power or attention.
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Quench your thirst for knowledge during this transit by researching new subjects so that you can ask the right questions.
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This is still not enough to slake Cambodia's growing thirst for cement, expected to reach five million tons this year.
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She's got the better part of both the money and the brains in her marriage - and the thirst for revenge.
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The artists appearing in Reims also shared a tangible thirst for social change, especially when it comes to gender equality.
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It's beautiful and true, two disappointments propping each other up in the short term, while they thirst for a truer greatness.
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"It's now clear that the #B_Team is not concerned with US interests—they despise diplomacy, and thirst for war," Zarif said.
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Users weighing-in on Twitter's announcement mostly seem to be happy about the option, so there's certainly some thirst for it.
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Eyes still glowing with thirst for vengeance, Mr. Swenson's Javert met his end with soul shaken, but vocal resources firmly intact.
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And that is because our current thirst for wholesomeness is pointed in a different direction than Ellen's much-lauded niceness is.
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I should've been happy with that, but my thirst for more beauty accolades kept me stuck-on-stupid for a while.
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With beer intake declining, Forsyth said the thirst for soft drinks is growing and firms need to change their product mix.
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She is a bookworm with a thirst for knowledge who loves to write stories in the comfort of a woodland den.
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A thirst for new sounds and talent and an enthusiasm that could flatten out any obstacle put in front of him.
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As Kym, Hathaway is brash, needy, and self-loathing, giving her natural theater-kid thirst for attention a decidedly dark spin.
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You wake up in the morning, you've got a thirst for #numbers that's cranking on your soul like a drug addiction.
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Driven by Joe's thirst for power, the Kennedys have as much in common with a mafia family as a political dynasty.
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Still, the entrepreneurial spirit is alive, which some interpret as a thirst for the self-determination Puerto Rico has never had.
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They also said HSBC looked the other way when encountering signs of fraud, to help sate its "unquenchable thirst" for fees.
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"Avenatti's actions are mainly driven by his seemingly unquenchable thirst for publicity," the filing said, alleging that Avenatti "routinely denigrates" Cohen.
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That's because most combat sports fans have a thirst for big hits and knockouts, and boo safety-first fighters like Farmer.
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The head of the International Paralympic Committee, Philip Craven, on Sunday decried Russia's "thirst for glory" and "medals over morals" mentality.
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Is the capacity for art and a thirst for unnecessary knowledge the thing that keeps this sub sub sub brain alive?
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We always assumed technology and the naked transparency of social media would feed people's taste for freedom and thirst for democracy.
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That same year, several of his friends signed up for the green card lottery, and their thirst for opportunity was contagious.
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Universal thirst for instant "Game of Thrones" feedback ensured that these were quickly disseminated by and to a more diverse audience.
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Like Trump's election, the vote to leave the European Union was a symptom of a thirst for disruption at any cost.
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His thirst for understanding can never be satisfied: Each moment of knowing gives rise to a new moment of not-knowing.
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It could be people like Denbo, Jeter said, who share his thirst for competition and commitment to playing the game right.
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This thirst for parking translates to a loss of precious green space, making the outer-borough streets hotter in the summer.
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But there is a different road for you, because you are smart, you read well, you have a thirst for learning.
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But an industry that has come to rely on Asia's booming thirst for oil could soon be scratching around for growth.
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Lovato declared herself a Bachelor superfan through her thirst for contestant Mike Johnson (whom she's reportedly hanging out with *eyes emoji*).
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But unlike the other shows that have been collapsed under the internet's thirst for nostalgia, Gilmore Girls remains worth re-watching.
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It stains your mouth a rainbow of artificial colors and slakes your thirst for syrupy sweetness on a sweaty-ass day.
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Various Instant Pot enthusiasts have amassed their own online followings with a seemingly never-ending thirst for Instant Pot recipes and tips.
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On February 13, you might find that a shared philosophy, love of travel, or thirst for knowledge boosts positivity in your partnerships.
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As for her feelings about Quentin, Debra's adamant his movie will just end up glorifying Manson ... given Quentin's thirst for eroticizing murders.
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In fiery Sagittarius, Jupiter bestows you with foresight, zeal, curiosity, and a thirst for life that means others have trouble keeping up.
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You thirst for knowledge is not just for the advancement of humanity, but for the sake of understanding the laws of nature.
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Here's why: Last April, Saturn was residing in Sagittarius, a fire sign known for its sense of adventure and thirst for variety.
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Occidental's massively oversubscribed $13bn bond offering on August 6th shows fixed-income investors' thirst for yield rather than an appetite for shale.
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Negan, on the other hand, is portrayed as a pure sociopath, with nothing beyond his tired greaser schtick and thirst for power.
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But as we learn in the film, she was passed over once her ambition for conquest outstretched Odin's own thirst for power.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, responding to the sanctions said hawkish politicians close to Trump "despise diplomacy, and thirst for war".
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But the overhaul could take decades to come good, he added, despite a growing thirst for land deals in fast-growing India.
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" RELATED: How Trump awakened a feminist revolution in America In April, the world's thirst for new Beyoncé music was quenched with "Lemonade.
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If you've ever felt alone in your unquenchable thirst for blood, give My Favorite Murder a listen and make two new friends.
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But underneath the primitive thirst for delight and pleasure in his works, I think he is deeply engaged in some philosophical questions.
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But in 1988 the word "arsonist" had received significantly less airtime, and a political thirst for mandatory internment was yet to emerge.
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This thirst for knowledge allowed him to get exposed to a variety of subjects he had never necessarily learned about in school.
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In fact, most did the opposite, creating additional distractions by alerting me of unimportant things and by their thirst for regular charging.
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Once again, the group cited a weaker-than-expected thirst for oil from investors in the first three months of the year.
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After some time on The Stanford Daily covering the entrepreneurship beat, they realized journalism wasn't going to quench their thirst for innovation.
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She ignored her thirst for a long time, until her throat felt stuffed with cotton and the little girl wouldn't stop complaining.
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While "24" quenched a thirst for post-9/11 revenge, "Designated Survivor" understands that terrorism is an unyielding part of global life.
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No matter how much you thirst for those right-swipes, though, sometimes you're just not appearing on enough stacks of potential matches.
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As Buenos Aires' original speakeasy, what do you think about the city's current thirst for themed saloons that pretend to be unlicensed?
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Bond funds, thriving this year on investors' thirst for safe yields, attracted $1.9 billion in their 14th straight week of new cash.
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So instead of being able to accommodate America's vast thirst for oil at the time, they had to import oil from elsewhere.
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What's interesting in America now is that there's such a thirst for new work, definitely more than when I first started working.
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The coronavirus pandemic has caused global travel to collapse, eating into the world's once-insatiable thirst for oil, which powers the economy.
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But when you have an insatiable thirst for monetizing the plight of the medically afflicted, a few Chattanooga drugstores simply won't suffice.
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The concept is a no-brainer: satisfy Americans' seemingly insatiable thirst for political analysis from ready-made political stars with inside perspectives.
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The technology's thirst for electricity has been a flashpoint of intense criticism from detractors who see it as not being environmentally sustainable.
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Of a celebrity candidate, known for her big-hearted optimism, taking on a reality-show president defined by his thirst for combat.
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Instead, it slakes our thirst for narratives that remind us that humanity will have a distant future, in whatever form it takes.
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Sales surged 50% last year, buoyed by the apparently unquenchable thirst for spiked seltzers such as White Claw, Truly and Bon & Viv.
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" The newspaper said Hatch earned the title based on "his utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power.
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But it's also true that our quenchless thirst for startup villains leads to exaggerated extrapolation, even when errors are acknowledged and addressed.
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Prosecutors say users have an increasing thirst for combinations of heroin and fentanyl, which they refer to as "fire" for its power.
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Maybe it has something to do with the things we thirst for — things like approval, attention, affection, recognition; all the interdependent needs.
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In a career that's careened from real estate to reality TV to politics, there's been one constant: a thirst for more attention.
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Sanders also targets the telecom and media industry's relentless thirst for consolidation, most recently exemplified by the controversial T-Mobile Sprint merger.
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Gin Mare, produced in Spain — a country with a great thirst for gin and tonics — makes its own tonic water, called 1724.
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The ISS is also a symbol of our thirst for exploration, and it has inspired millions of students to pursue STEM careers.
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I believe that being open-minded and having a true thirst for knowledge helps us see around corners and create the future.
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The Trump tax cuts have caused trillion-dollar deficits, which means the government has a huge and constant thirst for free cash.
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Most of us know that feeling of restlessness, the need to fly somewhere (anywhere, really) to quench our thirst for exciting adventures.
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To date, every song on Game Over is in Spotify's Top 100, proving there is a thirst for this menage a trois.
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It has everything: a melodramatic two-way mirror reveal (err, "Ruveal"), insatiable thirst for revenge, and a Rihanna lip sync for the ages.
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The first two stanzas: I need a butt-shine, Right now You are holy, Oh, sacred Cow I thirst for you, Provide Milk.
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Facebook's unquenchable thirst for personal information is often interpreted as sinister or malicious in nature — a frame that feels a bit too convenient.
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In the obituary published by Koch Industries, Charles recalled his younger brother as having an "insatiable thirst for knowledge" — just like their father.
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But as Angela Merkel's long reign as chancellor draws to a close, Mr Merz's gambit has exposed the party's thirst for political novelty.
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In victory, his thirst for revenge abates, his fear of foreigners diminishes, his imagination for what he and his presidency can be enlarges.
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"What's common to all the heroines is their thirst for life, their desire to break through conventions and ability to inspire," Gorle says.
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Common Wealth is only the latest think-tank to have sprung up to cater to the thirst for new ideas on the left.
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When Fidesz took office in 2010 it was driven by a roughly equal blend of ideology and thirst for power, says Mr Martin.
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Despite the pivot to China, certain countries have resisted its dominion, wary of China's thirst for raw materials and its lax environmental standards.
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"Let's face it: As society goes to a more PC culture, the thirst for combat sports has gotten more violent," says Malignaggi, 38.
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Having an eternal thirst for commemoration and remembrance, the 19th century was influenced by the Victorian obsession with spirituality and early photographic techniques.
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So, for those of you mourning the loss of Bill Compton and Edward Cullen, watch these movies to sate your thirst for vampires.
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"As this Court has probably already surmised, Mr. Avenatti's actions are mainly driven by his seemingly unquenchable thirst for publicity," the motion said.
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Apple's insatiable thirst for thinner, which we can see across the iPhone and Mac, appears to have finally caught up with the company.
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But the President's curious tactics, and perishing thirst for some deal, any deal, shouldn't obscure the quietly efficient work of his partisan opponents.
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If you were looking for a rap song that could slake your thirst for more Making a Murderer-related media, look no further.
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There was a thirst for a Pokémon game that wildly exceeded expectations, probably even more than Niantic, the creators of Pokémon Go, anticipated.
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Even though the Chinese have little appetite for political change, they have a huge thirst for security, transparency and the rule of law.
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" He also called out Steve Bannon's thirst for media attention, saying, "I'm not Steve Bannon, I'm not trying to suck my own cock.
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While many of these pills went to legitimate patients, millions more were showered on troubled communities with a voracious thirst for pain relief.
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Her thirst for power persuaded her to continuously lie and break the rules — and it may finally be come back to haunt her.
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Following the Red Wedding, she's consumed by a thirst for vengeance, and kills any Frey, Bolton or Lannister she comes across as payback.
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Her thirst for discovering more of the world always ensured she made the most of every second of her action-packed young life.
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Drinking plenty of water—including before, during, and after your run—helps, since you can sometimes mistake thirst for hunger, Rumsey points out.
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Another question is whether the world—Syrians especially—could set their thirst for justice aside and accept Assad's retirement to a comfortable estate.
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It was this thirst for knowledge of both myself and the deeper mysteries of the world, unimpeded by others' dogmas, that drove me.
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I watched this documentary series on Netflix where American serial killers were interviewed about their thirst for blood and their urge to kill.
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But Mr. Abiy knows his country is overwhelmingly young, with a median age of 18 and a thirst for economic and political freedom.
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But we have a president who gleefully flaunts his instability and thirst for disorder every day, so these stories are very old news.
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As France's museums face austerity-driven cutbacks and struggle to satisfy a public thirst for contemporary art, private money is becoming increasingly important.
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There may be something else at work, too: This new breed of quarterback seems to thirst for the limelight and bursts with competitiveness.
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Most had prepped together, gone to college together, joined up out of a sense of noblesse oblige but also a thirst for adventure.
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Sagittariuses have an endless curiosity about the world around them, and a thirst for knowledge and understanding of the ways of the world.
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Meanwhile, one look at his Twitter account is enough to show that victory has done nothing to slake his thirst for ego gratification.
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That didn't slow down advertisers' thirst for an effective way to covertly raise the profile of their brand in the eyes of consumers.
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Its insatiable thirst for resources has fueled higher prices for industrial commodities and a reflationary pulse for manufacturing that has been seen worldwide.
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Speaking of solving, Damon Gulczynski offers us a puzzle with which to open our week and quench our thirst for a good crossword.
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Surely, Tyga too has seen the thirst for his distant cousin Tony and become curious who these anthropomorphic owls with humanoid genitalia are.
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The thirst for Selena-like beauty hasn't waned, either — a search for a "Selena Quintanilla makeup tutorial" on YouTube yields more than 16,000 results.
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" Not a thirst "for something that has a beginning and an end, something inherently encompassed and enclosed," but for what "lies beyond all boundaries.
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Did Metro 2033 and its sequel Metro: Last Light not sate your thirst for shooting mutant animals in an eerily beautiful post-apocalyptic future?
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Gates as a child had a thirst for independence, and his parents granted him freedom — a lot of it — to do what he wanted.
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What set him apart from the others on the cruise, to me, though, was his thirst for proof and his radical embrace of skepticism.
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If there's a common link between these four undead guys other than their thirst for blood, it's that they're all traditionally attractive white men.
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However my love for the music came long before I uncovered an unquenchable thirst for understanding the nature of reality and experiencing higher vibrations.
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Then he opens up about the resulting sleepless nights and "trust issues" he's experienced, tempering his thirst for retaliation with his post-traumatic stress.
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Millhiser cops to his publication's thirst for eyeballs in his piece today: It's no secret that the digital news business is driven by clicks.
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"Just the thirst for Noah is just... It's a desert out there and everyone's so thirsty for him, and I love it," she said.
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Exports are rising and a number of companies are planning new projects amid record U.S. gas production and growing global thirst for the fuel.
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By then, the podcast Serial had been out for a year and downloaded millions of times, unlocking our collective thirst for revisiting closed trials.
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This week, before playing among the stars, we fly to the moon, where scientists have an eager thirst for water from the lunar rock.
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Kilgrave burst into the scene with all his cards on the table; a past with Jessica, unparalleled telepathy, and a palpable thirst for violence.
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The only thing that will is your love and thirst for a form of music that is defined by a 3,300 year-old instrument.
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With more than 270,000 followers on Instagram, Shamekh Al-Bluwi has definitely captured the attention of users with a thirst for creative visual projects.
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He has been pitched in battle for a fortnight, and has a king's thirst for the frosty brew that doth might brow for doth!
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After an hour or two spent next to Disco Stu, you'll likely be covered in bruises, blood, and the unquenchable thirst for physical freedom.
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In the meantime, quench your thirst for new emoji by looking at the exploding head, mermaid, and remaining 67 characters coming later this year.
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The ships, burning marine oil and leased from a Turkish firm, will be a temporary fix for the sprawling archipelago's rising thirst for power.
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Washington's penchant for intervention, Bacevich contends, is driven by more than America's thirst for oil or the military-industrial complex's need for new enemies.
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But when disaster struck they got glimpse of horrors faced by people who take to sea out of desperation rather than thirst for adventure.
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If that were his reasoning, it certainly wouldn't be the first time U.S. Middle East policy was driven by our thirst for foreign oil.
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Over the course of the next two decades, it passed a number of bills aimed at slowing the city's seemingly unquenchable thirst for gin.
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Yet by hyping its findings, the government continued to misrepresent the gangs as sophisticated criminal organizations, ruthlessly driven by a thirst for financial gain.
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His hunger for attention became Rudy Giuliani; his thirst for pomp, Scott Pruitt; his taste for provocation, Avenatti; his talent for duplicity, Manigault Newman.
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The Moon meets Pluto at 2:21 PM, stirring up very intense emotions: jealousy, obsession, and a thirst for power, to name a few.
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We all stare mesmerized at our screen, trying to slake the endless thirst for political news in our need to understand this administration's actions.
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Instead, he spent decades whipping up publicity in any way possible through New York tabloids to slake his thirst for attention, good or bad.
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New fatherhood had triggered a variety of symptoms in me, but none quite as unexpected as a rising thirst for some tradition to share.
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The thirst for revenge that the Furies articulate so passionately has not died down since the days of the Greeks, according to Mr. Vance.
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To quench America's thirst for gasoline and jet fuel, these decades-old refineries require a steady dose of medium and heavy grades of crude.
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It's not the first time that internet users, showing a thirst for chaos, have displaced meaningful record holders in favor of a lighthearted gag.
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The Purina Incredible Dog Challenge is quenching our thirst for the sports in this post-All Star lull, and in the most delightful ways.
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They often have a thirst for blood, draining their victims like vampires, although they occasionally just bite their human and animal victims to death.
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The public thirst for all things O.J. Simpson – thanks to FX's remarkable American Crime Story, which concluded its 10-week run on Tuesday – is strong.
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The reality is that terrorism is an emotive term, validating fear and creating a thirst for the ostensible security measures proposed by self-proclaimed saviors.
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It's made all the more dicey because each woman's court is dominated by men, many of whom thirst for the power to rule as king.
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Miranda Lambert's hot cop husband is no stranger to the spotlight ... because his thirst for fame once led him to an appearance on 'Project Runway.
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But unlike most of the incoherent lunatics who inhabit the internet, Kevin is an insightful lunatic with eclectic tastes and a thirst for new music.
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Capital is being funneled to a number of new investment vehicles that have a high level of thirst for advanced, and often exotic, investment products.
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The new preview, released on Wednesday, is dedicated to Strode's insatiable thirst for vengeance against the man who tried to kill her 40 years ago.
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Or was it simply a clever bit of stagecraft that continued the mutually beneficial branding of having Drake's Thing be an endless thirst for Rihanna?
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The backdrop: Automakers are readying a slew of electric vehicle models in coming years that appeal to Americans' thirst for size, Axios' Steve LeVine reports.
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In Novogen, Budapest-based photographer Daniel Szalai explores the fraught relationship between tech and nature as humans thirst for mastery over the world around us.
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Devoid of humanity and single-minded in her thirst for destruction, Akasha serves as a fatal warning that vampires are abominations, regardless of their allure.
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After Bloodborne, I looked for other games to satiate my thirst for something that demanded the same degree of the mental tenacity that it had.
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Whatever the reason, he never obscured his authoritarian tendencies, his will to power, his sexism, his greed, his dishonesty, his racism, his thirst for vengeance.
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"In the alcoholic beverage industry, we have seen this come to life with a literal 'thirst' for drinks with a lower alcohol content," she said.
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The thirst for democracy, the personal bravery shown by citizens from across the political spectrum, made it all but impossible for the mutiny to succeed.
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When recording Black Origami, that thirst for new experiences took her all the way to India, where she recorded a few of the album's tracks.
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Though Mr. Clyburn is the most prominent Democrat to say he would take the job, he might not slake the party's thirst for generational change.
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And for a while at least, outrage in Iran at the assassination is fuelling a thirst for revenge and has drowned out anti-regime protests.
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"His thirst for historical trivia concerning jazz and the world of Duke Ellington in particular was unquenchable," the jazz historian Steven Lasker said by email.
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The forces of liberalism, modernity, cosmopolitanism, the open society, and Enlightenment values always have to push against our innate tribalism, authoritarianism, and thirst for vengeance.
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He is just one more alternate personality, the "Mastermind" who embodies Elliot's rage and thirst for vengeance against the 1 percent and its destructive system.
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Somehow, in the process, he accidentally turns himself into a "pseudo-vampire," gaining vampire bat-like qualities, including echolocation and a thirst for blood. Wild!
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Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for their own tax-exempt right to endorse candidates, for theirs is a seat in the Rose Garden.
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"There is such a starvation and thirst for any acknowledgment, that the first person to waltz in has a greater chance at success," she said.
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When recording Black Origami, that thirst for new experiences took her all the way to India, where she recorded a few of the album's tracks.
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One idea that's been increasingly mentioned in recent months is the notion that Facebook could offer a subscription option that would relieve its thirst for data.
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Go deeper: Behind the swift fall of a private equity giant Private equity's thirst for health care providers In hot cybersecurity market, acquisitions crowd out IPOs
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"There's an unquenchable thirst for ETFs across all segments of the market," said Martin Small, head of U.S. iShares at BlackRock, the largest ETF asset manager.
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"Just the thirst for Noah is just... It's a desert out there and everyone's so thirsty for him, and I love it," she told the outlet.
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The most important struggle playing out in American politics right now is between President Donald Trump's thirst for power and his inability to use it effectively.
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Until recently it was most visible in Bordeaux, where Chinese buyers snapped up tracts of vineyard to try and quench their homeland's thirst for grands crus.
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On a cold February night in Stamford, Connecticut, the chill in the air is doing nothing to dampen patrons' thirst for Half Full Brewery's craft beers.
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As Europe's thirst for coffee and chocolate grew, merchants keen to cash in on the crops started establishing vast plantations wherever the plants could be cultivated.
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That may seem like a palatable amount to many readers, but only if one naively overlooks that the federal government has an unquenchable thirst for revenue.
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That is, until I started covering camping gadgets and discovered that a lot of modern campers are gadget mongers, with a serious thirst for battery life.
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To prove it, we did some digging and came up with a whole host of ways you can satiate your thirst for beauty — on the cheap.
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"Real Change" was the Liberal campaign slogan, and it was something that Canada seemed to thirst for, after 10 years under a guarded, scandal-plagued government.
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Meantime, sports fans turn to events like marble racing to quench their thirst for competition, and the Northern Lights put on a spectacular show over Lapland.
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Several candidates, including former U.S. Housing Secretary Julian Castro, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, said there was a thirst for some new faces.
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In the same period, the market for vintage clothing exploded — another example of that thirst for authenticity and, perhaps, a rebellion against fashion's built-in obsolescence.
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With a population of 1.3 billion people and a rising middle class with an unquenchable thirst for sports, China is a "spectacular" untapped market, Messick said.
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Between nuclear weapons, climate disaster, and tech bros' unbridled thirst for control over our lives, it sure does feel like the end is approaching "nigh" status.
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A global thirst for yield and expectations that inflation will remain tepid have increased demand for longer-dated U.S. debt and flattened the U.S. yield curve.
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" Not much has changed in this regard, except that now, as much as we thirst for approval, we dread being condemned precisely for being so "thirsty.
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The VelocityShares Daily Inverse VIX Short-Term ETN (XIV), which had $1.9 billion before this week, is emblematic of Wall Street's thirst for a winning bet.
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N. Much like a moth is drawn to a flame, we were drawn to memes about moths and their unquenchable thirst for lamps in summer 2018.
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I guess it says something about the thirst for Kanye, and the lack of time we all have to get our own special solitary, romantic moment.
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Many of these tweets were a response to prodding by UK humor site the Poke, and I thank them for their thirst for memes alternative facts.
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"I do feel like this is such an anxiety-ridden time for everyone that there is a thirst for all kinds of comedy," she told the outlet.
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The fears that exist about his thirst for power — some critics have called him authoritarian -- will be brought up each time he uses an executive order. 3.
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Melinda and I loved this memoir of a young woman whose thirst for learning was so strong that she ended up getting a Ph.D. from Cambridge University.
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She, too, has a thirst for justice, just like the Minuteman on television, but her story is incomplete — to herself as much as it is to us.
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Custom geofilters are the must-have party accessory for the Snapchat generation and, now, talented designers are setting up businesses to quench people's thirst for bespoke filters.
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His name, Tyrone, is not the scariest handle, but he's as ruthless as any dedicated evildoer, with a spectacularly foul mouth and a thirst for young flesh.
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"You have to be knowledgeable, you have to be prepared, you have to be willing to learn, you have to have a thirst for knowledge," he said.
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With his 3,200-square-foot research operation, Bauerle said he hopes to create a new business model to satisfy Colorado's insatiable thirst for locally-made craft beers.
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Beijing's unslakeable thirst for the latest technology has spurred a proliferation of "accelerators" in Silicon Valley that aim to identify promising startups and bring them to China.
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This season, that's meant turning Daryl into a bit of an anti-hero, with a thirst for revenge and a disregard for the ethics of armed conflict.
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Yes, Nancy, whose thirst for power leaves actual bodies in her wake, gets her comeuppance in the end, but she never feels like an all-out villain.
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"Corazón" is the only song on Spotify's Global Top 20 chart without English-language lyrics, proving the thirst for Spanish-language music persists as 2018 kicks off.
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I understand the psychological roots of the superstition: not only a thirst for right answers to be revealed with certainty but also a smug pride in ourselves.
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The media-savvy clan is recognizing fans' thirst for Kylie-related information, satiating it to a point… just until they get to the real matter at hand.
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Researchers like us are now able to take advantage of mobile technologies that can exquisitely mimic viral properties and combine them with people's thirst for adventure games.
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However, judging by the sheer amount of content on the subject, people really do have a thirst for knowing how to "spice things up" in the bedroom.
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But nothing has slaked car buyers' thirst for high-riders, and Lamborghini is just the latest of its brethren to break from tradition to meet the market.
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Additionally, Jenner has to deal with unwanted advances from 21 Savage (the original Savage — keep up) who has been publicly announcing his thirst for her for awhile.
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But LaVar's constant thirst for attention has made some wonder if it will make NBA life harder for Lonzo as he enters the world's top basketball league.
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However, randomized trials of lifestyle behaviors that take years to show benefits are not realistic or responsive to the rightful thirst for public health recommendations about activity.
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" In the editorial, the paper went on to blast Hatch, attributing his influence to "his utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power.
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Although our thirst for alcohol dates back to the Stone Age, nobody has figured out a good way to deal with the ensuing hangover after getting drunk.
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And while my Om is, to me, not necessarily a religious symbol, it is still so much more than a signifier of Western thirst for Eastern spirituality.
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"People have such an open mind here about new music, and a thirst for new music, I kind of can't imagine doing it anywhere else," Danielle adds.
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Massive expansions over the past two decades have allowed the three firms to feed China's thirst for energy, but also to become a breeding ground for corruption.
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Till the end of his presidency, Nixon was trapped by a thirst for approval he would never get and an appetite for destruction he could never achieve.
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However, it is apparent based on their ignorance of the positive effects of the GOP tax plan, that Democrats have let their thirst for power blind them.
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Kyle's strength is born of trauma: After a violent "death," she returns as the fierce, latex-wearing, eternally red-lipped anti-hero with a thirst for revenge.
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The American soda giant has joined the battle to satisfy consumers' thirst for java by paying $5.1 billion for Costa, the world's second-largest chain of cafes.
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Or are the wellsprings of action and the drivers of history less ethereal: money, fear, the thirst for power, circumstance and opportunity, with culture as an afterthought?
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The spirits industry data shows the trade war is stalling exports at a moment when thirst for products such as American whiskey is surging around the globe.
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Also I think there's a thirst for expressing South Asian identity and immigrant identity really explicitly in the USA right now, because of everything going on politically.
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And according to a new report by the New York Times, my thirst for rewards makes me a giant sucker — and possibly a vulnerable target for hackers.
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Life on the Road, meanwhile, looks towards the interminable talent shows of the noughties, The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent, to explain Brent's thirst for fame fast.
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"(China's) rapidly expanding economy and ... thirst for oil has in recent years provided a major pillar of price support," Stephen Brennock, analyst at London brokerage PVM Oil, said.
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The agency already has Facebook and Twitter accounts where they thirst for young talent with memes, and Instagram would be the intelligence agency's latest foray into social media.
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For Warren, Sanders' success is proof of what she and her team told Clinton early on in 2016: that she should heed voters' real thirst for progressive populism.
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She pointed to Trump's shutdown over the federal government over border wall funding last December as an example of what she sees as his thirst for total control.
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London is incredibly diverse and there's a thirst for agave spirits right now—at El Nivel, we've got variations like raicilla, which is more acidic, almost vinegar-like.
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Some fans' thirst for tragic music without regard for her well-being jibes with this idea of an unbreakable black woman, not human, an ubermensch emboldened by unhappiness.
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Beneath that steely Scorpio exterior lies a thirst for adventure, exploration, and ever-broadening horizons — no wonder Jenner has worked so hard to overcome her fear of flying.
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How much of this shadowy commerce is for personal gain, and how much is to meet the North Korean regime's thirst for hard currency, is impossible to say.
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John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter: Much of the film's big wizarding-politics material will be appreciated mostly by those who thirst for ever more backstory in Rowling's universe.
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Next, wear the many crowns of Queen Elizabeth II in Netflix The Crown's royal showroom, and quench your thirst for the extraordinary in Perrier®'s Flavor Chambers.
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It's only the extremism of the rest of the Republican Party, the thirst for anything that could be called "repeal" at any cost, that makes him an outlier.
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" He continued, "I hope she will have your playfulness, your spirit, your sense of justice, your love of chocolate, your faith, and your thirst for depth in life.
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If you're unimpressed by your buddies' fashion sense, there are plenty of vintage or online swap sites like Bag Borrow or Steal to quench your thirst for threads.
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They haven't sated our thirst for a really top-quality celeb wedding, but we can still offer our grudging respect for their Seal Team 6-level ninja secrecy.
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He played right into the NBA's prestige trap for no reason other than a thirst for marginal glory and a chance to get his eyes soaked with champagne.
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After all, it's about a man who understands the art of the deal and who anticipates our limitless thirst for the black stuff seeping up through the dirt.
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Ever since Super Mario Odyssey gave the world its first tantalizing glimpse at Mario's nipples, the internet has been set aflame with curiosity and thirst for more details.
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He figured the thirst for an online learning platform in the tech arena was there and soon launched Udacity (the name is a combination of "audacity" and "university").
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The success of both Donald Trump on the right and Bernie Sanders on the left owes a lot to the thirst for radical candidates who break the mold.
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The rotation has not yet reached staples, but we expect that as the thirst for growth wanes, solid investments like food and beverages could come back into favor.
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Hatch spokesman Matt Whitlock released a statement accusing The Salt Lake Tribune of pursuing an "unquenchable thirst for clicks" in their scathing Christmas Day editorial published on Monday.
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The thirst for seltzers follows the trend, especially among Gen Zers and millennials, away from traditional beers and toward lighter and healthier beverages — while still getting a buzz.
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Low interest rates and cheap debt have contributed to a boom in private equity fundraising since the financial crisis, supported by investors' thirst for high-yielding alternative assets.
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If we know anything about the American auto industry, it's that drivers in the US so thirst for pickup trucks, automakers are giving up on boring, little cars.
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Sansa discovers that Arya has become a cold-blooded killer in the intervening years, her understandable desire for revenge quickened by an almost wolf-like thirst for blood.
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Jonah Hill splashed onto the big screen in 2007 with bro-y classics like Superbad and Knocked Up; films that reinvigorated a collective thirst for misogynistic stoner humor.
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In a letter to Washington, he recalled how he was struck by Judge's "thirst for complete freedom" and warned the president about the political consequences of transporting her.
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Another ray of light came through the form of China's unquenched thirst for cognac which helped French spirits group Remy Cointreau deliver stronger-than-expected third quarter revenues.
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Extreme as it may be, in a world where people are moshing to Skrillex drops, there's clearly a thirst for something heavy and visceral from mainstage electronic music.
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There's no sign of slaking the public's thirst for agave spirits now that we're hooked, and there isn't an infinite supply of agave to feed our increasing addiction.
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"A blossoming job market and an exploding entertainment scene [are] fueling an appetite (and thirst) for all things locally sourced and artisanal in craft," a local expert said.
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Our thirst for color is even more apparent when you look at the art world, a world that, it should be noted, invariably influences fashion and jewelry brands.
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The men share a zeal for shirtlessness — the president on horseback, the player on the dance floor at his own wedding reception — and a thirst for expressive celebration.
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Red lines were breached, the perfunctory calls for the dictator to step down were made, and the thirst for moral outrage was quenched, as people continued to die.
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Ray's death has redeemed her, at least in that her diabolical nature is now driven as much by a thirst for justice as it is by pure greed.
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So, with less thirst for cash and modestly improving subscription revenue growth, Zuora is still on the path towards the next revenue threshold despite a rough past year.
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He has surrounded himself with advisers such as Stephen K. Bannon, who claims to be a Leninist and lauds villains and their thirst for power, including Darth Vader.
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As the political climate outside the box office got bleaker and bleaker, people became more vocal about their thirst for stories that are emotionally compelling but not too heavy.
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With her father telling her to "consider the coconuts," Moana is immediately torn between her thirst for more and her bond to her home and the people she loves.
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Defending their supposed dadbods is merely promoting mainstream standards of desirability under the guise of subversiveness, repackaging thirst for the same conventionally hot bodies with a supposedly new twist.
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Airbnb highlights a quirk of our own age, in which the thirst for the authentic can come at the expense of the locals who are supposed to provide it.
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As James Douglas, he's one of Robert's most trusted companions, whose loyalty is matched only by his thirst for vengeance against the men who stole away his family's lands.
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The deal is the latest indication of the undiminished thirst for high-yield debt, even from frontier markets - so called because of their poverty and rock-bottom credit scores.
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The bottom line: Sharing is just one way to solve one of the biggest problems still ahead of AI — figuring out how to slake computers' unending thirst for data.
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If your thirst for knowledge is insatiable, but your classroom days are long gone, you can still get the learning you crave with these expert-led online training bundles.
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The group's thirst for dramatics—and blood—was part of the then-WWF's efforts to build more inhuman, monster characters alongside The Undertaker and Kane during the Attitude Era.
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Her life was marked by hardship and sadness, but she maintained a candid thirst for the sea, in which she enjoyed losing herself from early childhood, and for knowledge.
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Potted plants have been popular for centuries, and as our thirst for domesticating the wild grew, so did our fascination with exotic flora, brought back as specimens from explorations.
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To slake the Pentagon's thirst for dollars, Congress has been cramming non-wartime funds into the OCO, which are normally supposed to be included in the base defense budget.
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It was this sort of blind thirst for impossible victories that drove Republicans to shut down the government and nearly send the U.S. government into default on its debt.
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During the commodities boom, speculators were often wrongly blamed for pushing food and energy prices to stratospheric heights, when the true cause was China's thirst for scarce raw materials.
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" A 2015 piece began, "Failing health and a deadly thirst for power are driving Hillary Clinton to an early grave, The National Enquirer has learned in a bombshell investigation.
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I'm not sure how many will be included in each car, but I know it's not enough to quench New Yorkers' thirst for a charge, especially during rush hour.
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He had read through the trilogy, and "trying to quench my thirst for more of the [Asimov's] work," turned to I, Robot, he told The Verge in an email.
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But the initiative is propelled both by China's need to find new markets and by Asia's unslakeable thirst for infrastructure, so expectations of its failure could be misguided. 5.
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"It was just a matter of Justin becoming bigger and stronger, because he did have that thirst for knowledge and a passion for what he was doing," Trundy said.
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"You had such a thirst for sacrifice," Ms. Bullock sang at one point, and the orchestra answered with loud whoops, then a sudden drop to a sad, lonely whistle.
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Instead, he seeks it out constantly, betraying a perishing thirst for adulation -- even when his relationship to a given event, good or bad, is indirect, tangential or plainly nonexistent.
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Over the past several years, I have worked with incarcerated learners across the country; their stories are often heartbreaking, but their grit, dedication and thirst for opportunity are unparalleled.
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THE WARRIORS AND THE THUNDER AND THE CELTICS AND ALL NBA TEAMS SHOULD EXIST ONLY FOR MY PLEASURE, TO FULFILL MY NEVER-ENDING THIRST FOR PLAY AND FOR MEATS.
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Following President Obama's historic loosening of travel restriction to Cuba, the island nation is currently struggling to keep up with America's unquenchable thirst for hot beaches and cold brews.
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But like that pastor, I suffered most in the dark hours after midnight, when my desire for sleep, my raging thirst for it, would drive me into temporary insanity.
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And fourth, and finally, The Gambia example reveals the thirst for participatory democracy in Africa, and the coming-of-age of a population ready to hold their leaders accountable.
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Silverstein: And what is it that you think brought on this sort of, it seems like a real thirst for this sort of information and knowledge in America, certainly.
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Cersei is ranks high this week, but her selfish desire for power and thirst for violence indirectly resulted in the death of all her children and many more people.
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Demand was growing roughly three times as fast in the early 2000s, but greater fuel efficiency and an economic slowdown in China have reduced the world's thirst for oil.
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Avenatti's actions are mainly driven by his seemingly unquenchable thirst for publicity," Mr. Cohen's lawyer in California, Brent Blakely, wrote in the motion to Judge S. James Otero. "Mr.
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Second, you cannot overstate the appetite, desire and thirst for some sense of unity, and just rationality, as opposed to the divisiveness and chaos that this president has brought.
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That was before the son took over the vines and, like other young producers, began to commercialize the production, taking advantage of a new global thirst for distinctive wines.
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Mr. Tilton, who began his career as an assistant to Betty Parsons at her renowned 57th Street gallery, had an eye for the new and a thirst for discovery.
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Because of his thirst for learning and curiosity, he admits to buying more books than he can finish and signing up for more online courses than he can complete.
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After the disastrous first year of the Trump presidency, and his historic low standing in the polls, I thought Americans would have a new thirst for stable, experienced leadership.
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The tales of his life will be legendary, an unquenchable thirst for women and weed and wine and also KNOWLEDGE about the ways of life on civilized alien planets.
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Perhaps more unnerving than the tech CEOs' indifference, and the telecom's thirst for unregulated glory, is the appearance that the politicians have already made up their mind on net neutrality.
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Beneath her sweaters and good girl persona, Jules has a very special set of skills and a thirst for revenge — a quest that, in the pilot episode, leads to murder.
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India's thirst for milk illustrates an increasing impact it is anticipated to have on global markets, as it overtakes China as the world's most populous country in the coming decade.
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In Alexandre Dumas' work The Count of Monte Cristo, the eponymous count also faces an unrelenting thirst for revenge, and the unquenchable fire it creates that often has unintended consequences.
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The site has a LinkedIn-like thirst for my attention, and its "throw-strange-shit-against-the-wall" approach has earned at least a few seconds of it every day.
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Chinese buyers, whose thirst for Bordeaux kept prices afloat through the financial crisis, fled the region after 2012, when a crackdown on corruption meant demand for luxury goods dried up.
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Since then the geopolitics of energy—usually defined as the impact of energy flows on the power and influence of nations—has been mostly about the world's thirst for oil.
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The surge in gasoline demand in 2016 came amid low pump prices and lower unemployment, but there have been early signs this year that consumer thirst for gasoline is weakening.
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Provided India's economy continues to grow, and fuel prices remain moderate, India's thirst for gasoline will be the most important source of oil demand growth over the next few years.
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Honestly it seems like Kevin just has a deep-seeded thirst for blood, and it can only be sated by the murder of a bumbling and loveable working-class stooge.
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The white tiger has been a staple of Chinese astrology since antiquity; it represents a thirst for blood and is thought to bring mortal danger to infants and pregnant women.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's foreign minister called on Tuesday on U.S. President Donald Trump to reject his hawkish allies' thirst for war, adding that Iranians had outlasted every aggressor for millennia.
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Over the entire 26-228 period, global consumption increased by more than 26 million bpd, as the growing thirst for oil in emerging markets more than offset lower OECD demand.
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This focus on strengthening the nation at home makes most nationalist movements preferable to imperialist ideologies (whether Christian, Muslim, Marxist, or liberal), with their thirst for engaging in universal wars.
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Citizens of the United States will soon celebrate Halloween — a holiday that melds American ambition, the country's unquenchable thirst for ephemeral humor, and the thrill of putting on a costume.
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Ronda Rousey, Dana White's unapologetic thirst for "needle-movers," and matchmaking that takes storylines and crossover appeal into account are all, at best, polarizing elements in the greater UFC picture.
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But it does offer thoughtful commiseration for artists feeling frustrated with "haste and thirst for new ideas" and the "diminishing of our creativity," as Mr. Alaïa said in the book.
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A short train ride from Brussels, in the sleepy university town of Mons, Belgium, is an inconspicuous white building that houses a relatively obscure testament to humanity's thirst for knowledge.
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Its people thirst for a Europe of churches and traditional culture, but are frustrated in their high-minded aspirations by obstacles thrown up abroad, in this case the English weather.
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Vivendi, controlled by French billionaire Vincent Bollore, is seeking to cash in on the music industry's revival, driven by a growing thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services.
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Trump's thirst for personal loyalty could narrow the universe of Republicans he might consider hiring, given that many top GOP aides were deeply critical of him during the 2016 campaign.
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We see Succession in our newsrooms, our politics (as seen during Tuesday's Democratic debate), and any space where thirst for money and power makes people do and say questionable things.
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His vision for the future, as conveyed in the franchise's many iterations, was a progressive utopia where racism and poverty were mostly eradicated in favor of a thirst for learning.
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Pernod, the world's second-largest spirits group after Diageo, said it was "uniquely positioned" to quench a thirst for premium drinks, from a fast-growing, affluent middle class in Asia.
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Trump's thirst for the "ultimate deal" in the Holy Land could not be more far-fetched, however much his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, hones his skills with Henry Kissinger.
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The big picture: The prospectus makes the case that Aramco is very nicely positioned to increase market share in a world where global thirst for oil is flat or declining.
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Meanwhile, on a grassroots level many rank-and-file liberals thirst for a more critical line on the conflict than Obama or other party leaders have been willing to take.
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"With great pain and thirst for justice we tell the people of Venezuela ... that Councilman Fernando Alban was murdered at the hands of the regime of Nicolas Maduro," the party said.
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In any case, you can quench your thirst for both Kravitz and intense mom drama in Monterey Bay when Big Little Lies returns to HBO for a second season in June.
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The thirst for posh water will only deepen, predicts Euromonitor, a market-research firm, as middle-class consumption in poorer countries catches up and as Westerners continue shunning unhealthy soft drinks.
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We are writers who met on the internet, dissecting popular culture and finding kinship in obvious and unexpected ways, by bonding over our thirst for various famous people, via pithy tweets.
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All eyes are on sports utility vehicles (SUVs) at this year's Beijing Auto Show, where industry stalwarts are racing against local rivals to indulge the mainland's growing thirst for larger vehicles.
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As with virtually everything else in his campaign, the engine is what his gut feels is right on any given day, and the fuel is a thirst for social media approbation.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - North American farmers are turning back to a neglected crop, sowing fields with the largest rye crop in years partly as consumers satisfy a growing thirst for whiskey.
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Cong Yin, a franchisee at World of Beer Shanghai, told FOX Business that China's growing thirst for beer has as much to do with demographics as it does with the economy.
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My thirst for Friends to Play Words With was so unquenchable I did something I knew I should not do and tweeted out my username to my almost 43,000 Twitter followers.
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While museum administrators voiced concern that visitors would be horrified viewing actual human bodies on exhibit, the public has instead proven to have an almost insatiable thirst for seeing scientized dead.
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Thus, with an open mind and a thirst for ranch, I went to the Safeway near my Vancouver apartment and purchased the first six brands of original ranch I could find.
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Zhang Baohui, a mainland security expert at Hong Kong's Lingnan University, said while China had a thirst for long-term bases and reliable ports, the Indian Ocean was a greater priority.
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Fortunately, whether you're a local or foreign founder in an emerging market, there is a way to quench your thirst for the international investment that you need to scale your company.
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According to my parents, they couldn't so much as go to the grocery store without picking up an Archie comic to satisfy my thirst for the latest Betty and Veronica drama.
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For decades, their coffers bursting from the world's thirst for oil, Saudi leaders cared little about what other countries thought of the kingdom, its governance or its anachronistic restrictions on women.
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Less common in Latin America, the musical gatherings have been adopted by Latinx immigrants in the United States, who use them to quench their thirst for the culture they left behind.
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He watched videos of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a notorious Qaeda operative with a thirst for beheading people, who pioneered the use of gruesome videos to draw recruits like Mr. Vinas.
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From the beginning of the race, the senators from Massachusetts and Minnesota, along with Harris, have tried to project toughness, steely determination, a willingness to fight and a thirst for confrontation.
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The increasing legalization of cannabis has led to a great "thirst for information" on this subject said Heather Thompson, Deputy Director at Elephant Circle, a birth rights organization based in Denver.
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The company — and the craft brewing industry over all — had been growing steadily as consumers lost their thirst for beers made by large corporate brewers like Anheuser-Busch InBev and MillerCoors.
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And seeing Seven give into her thirst for vengeance in killing Bjayzl — a change from the idealistic morality "Star Trek" has historically aimed for — was a welcome evolution for the franchise.
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But one of the film's strengths is how it connects that driving thirst for readership and access to Enquirer management killing stories that could damage its relationship with major celebrity draws.
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While I am grateful for an ever-deepening pool of queer love stories, watching them in adulthood does not sate the deep thirst for direct experience I felt in my youth.
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"In offering vivid details about Mr. Manafort's thirst for the finer things in life, the prosecutors sought to paint him as a man driven by greed," wrote the New York Times.
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When Kratos' journey ended in 2010's God of War III, he had successfully slaughtered every Greek myth short of Narcissus, satisfying a thirst for revenge against the gods who wronged him.
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That said, this new move from MoviePass — while at least transparent in its blatant thirst for even just one month of addition subscription revenue — would seem to be yet another brazen overreach.
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On one hand, there is a desire and thirst for youth culture; for new and unknown designer to be at the forefront of things before the rest of the world catches up.
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The IEA forecast global demand growth of 1.3 million b/d (barrels per day) after a weaker-than-expected thirst for oil from investors in the first three months of the year.
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Garden variety growls are largely ignored in favor of a reverb-soaked, high-pitched yowl that may turn off conventional death 'bangers but should intrigue those with a thirst for the extraordinary.
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It's also a way to show the current administration that the general public has a thirst for science — and that people from all over the globe are willing to fight for facts.
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Mr. Weill has not lost the thirst for success that helped build Citigroup and its predecessors, with a stock performance that more than doubled the broad market when he was chief executive.
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His thirst for experimental sounds means that in addition to boldface names like Metro Boomin and Mike WiLL Made-It, his tapes always come loaded with off-kilter beats from relative unknowns.
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Under a light drizzle, he ended the day as he had begun it, urging Colombians in his homily to put their differences behind them and beware "the darkness of thirst for vengeance".
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Thanks to technological innovation, grassroots movements, and the natural human thirst for information, aspirations of a free and open internet have guided the development of the internet for the past two decades.
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Her determined effort to overcome the impediments that waylaid other women who have sought the presidency now offers fresh evidence to critics that she is driven by a craven thirst for power.
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"This thirst for yield has provided very cheap cash, which they'll be able to use to finance this deal even with an increase in leverage," Mr. Piecyk said in a telephone interview.
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I still thirst for the infinite stream of information that the web provides, but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that being away from it all has me calmer than ever.
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We've seen the trend crop up once again with the fashion set's endorsement — a response to the rise of athletic-as-day-wear and seemingly unquenchable thirst for a good sartorial throwback.
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Social media videos of training camp and never-ending wells of fan threads on r/CFB have helped satiate our collective thirst for football, but we don't have to wait any longer.
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Certified financial planner and ReisUP founder Tara Falcone, who works with military families, said opportunities like this help veterans "quench the thirst for community" that usually arises after returning from active duty.
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But whether a team wins by 50 or 60 proves less about its inherent quality and more about its style of play, its use of substitutes and its thirst for the jugular.
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Though he already had a thirst for cinema and knew that he wanted to make films, he studied marketing and finance before dropping out of the university to go to film school.
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Unsurprisingly, people are turning to the internet to get up-to-the-minute information on the coronavirus outbreak, but the thirst for information during a pandemic is a perfect opportunity for hackers.
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It turns out that the "cure" works a little too well, and suddenly he's gifted with all the powers of a vampire, including said echolocation, along with the unquenchable thirst for blood.
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Meanwhile, folks like the Sinaloan rancher will find ways through, because we now thirst for their dope and they need the last room on a house, or a cow, or a tractor.
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But both states have emerged anew this year as a defining battleground for both parties, in no small part because of Mr. Trump's thirst for vengeance against Republicans who have crossed him.
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Some church officials said that Africa's receptiveness to Catholicism was increasing because government corruption has eroded faith in secular institutions and created a thirst for something, and something absolute, to believe in.
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" Still, she focussed on child sex-crime victims, and it was easy to understand the common thirst for retribution among fellow-parents: "You can see the fear and anger, as a parent.
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Setting up shop next door to an $21625-trillion market, nearly one-third of the world's total consumer spending, saves money and time as businesses cater to today's thirst for immediate gratification.
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In a parliamentary speech, she declared that she will not dignify the terrorist by ever mentioning his name, so as not to give in to his pitiful and evident thirst for publicity.
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As it turns out, King Ruenard caused the problem by building a dam to satisfy his thirst for power at the expense of damaging the natural resources on which the Northuldrans depended.
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The same public thirst for catfights that fueled initial enthusiasm for the movie has sealed its legacy as the cinematic record of a feud between two washed-up bitches with oversize egos.
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NEW YORK/ SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Beijing's unslakeable thirst for the latest technology has spurred a proliferation of "accelerators" in Silicon Valley that aim to identify promising startups and bring them to China.
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EDM may have re-lit the yankee masses' thirst for electronic music, but if this year's programming is any indication, the stateside palate has matured quickly and dance music isn't going anywhere.
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We know that 18+ adults make up over half of YA's readership, and I'm certain new adult was born out of that grown-up readership's thirst for enjoyable sex scenes in YA stories.
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" The tweet blew up, in part because the cool dad's cool photo looked like this: The thirst for Ink Dad is real — Dihnai said "everyone's asking to be my stepmum or my stepdad.
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Putting aside the monstrous thirst for flesh, a zombie is essentially halfway between a living human and a rotting corpse, animated but staggering around without much grace, a desiccation disguised as a person.
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Casten's victory, as one Democratic strategist put it, was "the exception that proves the rule" in a year when officials have begun to assume that there's a thirst for women on the ballot.
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But, unlike the sun-kissed tan he took from the set of Baywatch, Efron left all aspects of Bundy behind, from the wavy hair and polyester suits to his unquenchable thirst for blood.
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Hannah said that she was pleasantly surprised to find not only "a thirst for telling women's stories," but also stories of women who, like Graham, had been glossed over by time and circumstance.
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He happens upon this discovery in the most unfortunate fashion: his thirst for blood causes him to attack the first person he sees — his sister, come to welcome him home from the war.
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Amazon Prime is here with just the show that will quench your thirst for all things deeply British and deeply political with another based-on-true-events period piece A Very English Scandal.
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The last month demonstrated that rather than a thirst for nationalism and xenophobia, what the French are craving is a return to grown-up politics, but away from the consensual neo-liberal approach.
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The thirst for these kinds of characters is growing with each TV season, and comedy actresses, in particular, have broken down the door to allow darker and more morally ambiguous characters in drama.
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In other words, Weiner's sexting to teenage girls had a much greater electoral effect than Vladimir Putin's thirst for world domination — even if Putin is a much more compelling villain for the party.
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The same issues are playing out here as in many parts of the West, whether the American Midwest or north of France: the fate of industry, changing demographics, a new thirst for nationalism.
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The research arm of security firm Check Point has found that cybercriminals around the globe have launched phishing and other malware deployment schemes that ride on people's thirst for information about the coronavirus.
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The corporate juggernauts often called "Big Beer" clearly get the multifaceted appeal of independently brewed craft beer powered by a thirst for locally made products like beer made from traditional and unusual ingredients.
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It also forecast a boost in the July-September period from an earlier Mid-Autumn Festival in China, where it banks on a thirst for premium drinks from a fast rising middle-class.
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Set in a forlorn desert brothel, Hoffman's tale focuses on Clementine, played by Dern, and her tenacious thirst for vengeance against the Rufus Black Gang — a roving band of outlaws that murdered her daughter.
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The thirst for a more pure feed has turned into a minor-meme that involves some variation on this format:Screenshot: Scott J. FormanAt this point, Twitter is the only social network I can tolerate.
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Why it matters: China, which has a large and growing thirst for gas imports, has been an emerging growth market for the expanding U.S. LNG industry (though cargoes to China have fallen of late).
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Before first responders or the local news crew showed up, Rhoda Young was on the scene—an aspirational reporter with a cellphone, an unquenchable thirst for the truth, and a mouth like a sailor.
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Surely, we must see now how deeply we have failed one another and that our willful ignorance, thirst for vengeance and reluctance to even acknowledge our hatred and injustice will rip our nation apart.
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The floating farms are seen as another possible alternative energy source, and most of us will likely become more familiar with them when our planet's unquenchable thirst for fossil fuels eventually overpowers its supply.
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Vivendi, controlled by billionaire Vincent Bollore, is seeking to cash in on the growing public thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, which have propelled UMG's profits over the last four years.
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As an example, if Trump had plunged ahead with his thirst for a trade war, the U.S. might not have won China's backing in the U.N. vote last weekend for sanctions against North Korea.
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This is not the sort of actress who has ever been guided by a thirst for "vehicles" or roles that display "range" or "versatility," let alone projects that generate awards buzz or box office.
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Bad news, gamers: our collective thirst for new smartphones could throw off your chances of being able to get your hands on the hottest console on the market for the rest of the year.
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It's now up to a team of deep-sea researchers—led by Jonas Taylor (Statham), Jack Morris (Rainn Wilson), and Jaxx Herd (Ruby Rose)—to save humanity from the meg's unquenchable thirst for blood.
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A democratic society in its thirst for liberty may fall under the influence of bad leaders Of course, Plato was an unabashed elitist who believed that societies should be ruled by specially-chosen "guardians".
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Helping them 'achieve the lifestyle they want in the future'You only have to follow a few high-net-worth athletes on Instagram to see that some have a seemingly unquenchable thirst for expensive things.
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India's thirst for gasoline - the fuel most used by passenger vehicles - has soared 12.6 percent in the first six months of the year from 2015, growing at more than double the pace of China.
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CVC's bumper new fund shows how low interest rates and cheap debt have contributed to a boom in private equity fundraising since the financial crisis, supported by investors' thirst for high-yielding alternative assets.
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Colorado's METRC database is a prime example of the thirst for total sativa surveillance, which means that the likelihood of legalized states allowing individuals to grow their own plants at home is severely diminished.
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While this hostile environment makes plain that none of us can take any of our human rights for granted, it's equally clear to me that people's thirst for justice is as strong as ever.
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With a population of 1.3 billion people and a rising middle class with an unquenchable thirst for sports, China is considered a lucrative and largely untapped market for both consuming and participating in sports.
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While underlining China's thirst for cash as its economy slows amid a debilitating trade war with the United States, the move also appears largely symbolic, as two-thirds of the existing quota remains unused.
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January 23's demonstration, which has already led to at least four deaths, will represent the strongest pushback yet against Maduro's unquenchable thirst for power by the citizens and officials he's subjugated for years.
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While women account for about half of movie tickets sold, Haubegger said she believed the greater success of films starring women and people of color can be attributed to a thirst for fresh storylines.
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It isn't a thirst for fairness that makes one bring a book like this to the beach, but here and there a reader may wish the author had given Margaret a smidgen more credit.
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Behind the effort is a thirst for financial market data — and an effort to challenge both bigger market operators and Bloomberg LP. A deal would be pricey, valuing Refinitiv at $27 billion, including debt.
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Competitive markets properly incentivised, and politicians serving a genuine popular thirst for action, can do more than any other system to limit the warming that can be forestalled and cope with that which cannot.
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" The editorial said that Hatch was given the designation based on "his utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power," and told the longtime senator to "call it a career.
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Praising Ms. Warren for her forceful economic critique and Mr. Booker for his forward-looking pragmatism, Ms. Campbell said there was thirst for both outlooks among Democrats — and sometimes within individual Democrats like herself.
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On this week's podcast, Hagan talks about "Sticky Fingers"; Simon Winchester discusses "The Taste of Empire" and "A Thirst for Empire"; and Gregory Cowles, Lovia Gyarkye and John Williams on what people are reading.
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If American activists, politicians and regulators allow it, these reactors could be exported to the world in the 2030s and '40s, slaking poorer countries' growing thirst for energy while creating well-paying American jobs.
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Some U.S. producers said growing demand for U.S. energy would overcome the impact of China's tariffs just as higher oil prices this year have not slowed the global thirst for oil and natural gas.
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"As an entrepreneur and creative individual with a thirst for growth, my reflection this year led me to realize — with a heavy but excited heart — that it's time for my next adventure," she wrote.
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If Varys is right that the best ruler is someone who doesn't want, someone who can't get caught up in the thirst for power or be overcome by anger, Bran is a pretty good choice.
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"Orchidelirium," which opens on Saturday, evokes this heady time, when imperial ambition and ruthless acquisitiveness coexisted with the high-minded thirst for knowledge epitomized by naturalists like Charles Darwin, himself no stranger to orchid fever.
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Ostensibly, viewers are meant to believe that Henry's thirst for revenge can be traced back to Morgan, who spends the entire episode elsewhere, stabbing Saviors with his spear while hallucinating the walking corpse of Gavin.
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The group, controlled by billionaire Vincent Bollore, is seeking to cash in on the growing public thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, which have propelled Universal's profits over the last four years.
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Before he died in 1988, he designed countless models, earning the adoration of pretty much anybody with a shit-ton of money and a thirst for speed—from Thai royalists to popular self-help gurus.
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Yields fell across the board on Wednesday with analysts comparing the market's thirst for fresh news to "a junkie, waiting for the next fix" as risk appetite slid after a global sell-off in equities.
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While Ibrahimovic has maintained his warrior-like frame and unquenchable thirst for trophies, Mido waved goodbye to his sportsman's physique long ago and now, at 33, looks set for a career as a TV personality.
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He serves on the board of the national non-profit, Facing Addiction, and recently launched HeartWater, a platform designed to quench a universal thirst for authenticity and hope through powerful stories of all-inclusive recovery.
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"Not only are we seeing the tenants have a major thirst for new product, we're also seeing it from landlords and capital providers that are looking to invest in real estate as well," Hinton said.
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Everyone got the chance to speak, and while all stories were unique, they carried some common themes—a thirst for what you know you can't have, the chaos following a relapse, guilt, shame, and sadness.
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Day three does offer a pleasant surprise: My dad's thirst for fresh content leads him to discover an obscure treasure trove of old photos I have completely forgotten about, suddenly filling me with warm memories.
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Why it matters: His lengthy remarks during a speech to the CERAWeek by IHS Markit conference highlight the growing prominence of debates over when the global thirst for oil will stop growing and head downward.
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While underlining China's thirst for overseas funding as its economy slows amid a debilitating trade war with the United States, the move also appears largely symbolic, as two-thirds of the existing quotas remain unused.
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It's hard not to be inspired by all of that intellectual wealth, so pick up some reading material of your own at Blackwell's Bookshop, which has been slaking Oxford's unending thirst for books since 2100.
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Jim and Steven were courageous conflict journalists, daring to bear witness to the Syrian thirst for freedom and the threat of violent jihad; Peter and Kayla were committed, compassionate humanitarians who responded to Syria's suffering.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump, Jr. seems to have inherited his dad's talent for riling up the Republican base, as well as his thirst for power, suggesting the Trumps may be angling to become a political dynasty.
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NEW YORK, Feb 11 (LPC) - Consumer products manufacturer Edgewell Personal Care is poised to return US$600m to investors already flush with cash and lacking opportunities to redeploy capital to quench their thirst for yield.
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"Instead of conducting themselves in coherence with their own Christian faith, they follow the principles of the world, which lead to satisfying the inclinations toward arrogance, the thirst for power and for riches," Francis said.
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Another ruthless yet elected madman on a mission, with a blood-thirst for ultimate control and like Hitler, he has frenzied his country's people enough for them to abandon their own dignity, compassion and humanity.
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In a bid to capitalize on Millennials' growing thirst for chilled coffee drinks, Lavazza plans to launch Nitro Cold Brew - cold brewed coffee infused with nitrogen - machines in 500 French bars, restaurants and hotels in September.
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Her progressive platform, combined with an understanding of Idahoans' thirst for local autonomy and certain conservative-leaning policies, helped her create a coalition she was hoping would be strong enough to deliver her the governor's seat.
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Or is the thirst for clicks worth choosing hyperbole over truth, and the outrage less about the pursuit of objective truth and more about the insistence that the powers that be enforce one's own political goals?
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"Young people are saturated on social media because they're the most active on it, we know that they care and that they've got the thirst for information," Nelli Huié, digital manager at the Climate Council, explained.
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Nahum Barnea, Israel&aposs leading columnist, said the events highlighted the country&aposs fragmented nature and how even after seven decades it still cannot escape its conflict with the Arabs or its unquenchable thirst for recognition.
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Speed addicts China's rapid pace of innovation, relentless spirit of experimentation and the country' thirst for novelty and new experiences has turned the country into the biggest competitor for Silicon Valley in the marketplace of ideas.
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But now that podcasts are becoming increasingly popular, there's a new thirst for great audio content and an audience clearly keen to hear shows created and hosted by women, people of color, and the LGBTQ community.
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But that very madness and their thirst for truth and justice gives them access to the universal, enabling them to lay the cornerstones of the cosmopolitan justice that the world had been waiting for since Kant.
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And lastly, industry watchers are already speculating about which data company might be bought next, as exchanges look to quench clients' seemingly endless thirst for financial data while also generating new streams of revenue for themselves.
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At the plant in London, which slakes all of Ontario's thirst for Labatt's Blue and Budweiser, Mr. Bridger said retirees were getting about eight 24-bottle cases — what Canadians sometimes call a "two-four" — a year.
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Most likely, it's a combination of factors that came together at once, fueled by the class clown nature of social media, in which the thirst for retweets fuels people to try and one up one another.
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Each evidences a palpable thirst for trying new approaches to painting and subverting received wisdom, whether through the use of garish color palettes, the incorporation of sculptural elements, or the cutting and piercing of the canvas.
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Headquarters: Alameda, California Place on last poll: 54 Why it's hot: The millennial-thirst for adventure has contributed to the growth of outdoor brands such as REI, The North Face and Patagonia even more than before.
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The actress/singer/current Masked Singer Australia judge is about to drop a new single, and there are 30 seconds of it available to satisfy the thirst for new Lilo music you didn't know you had.
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"With consumer thirst for content increasing by the day as the legacy multichannel collapses and time spent on mobile increases, we believe uptake of Quibi will be rapid," LightShed analysts wrote in a note to clients.
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The first — represented by our president-elect, who seems incapable of laughter, and some of his apologists — is the bad kind, embodied by the thirst for profit or by apocalypse fetishism, joyless ideology, and even cruelty.
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And, to judge by its visual and aural manners, it might as well have been made then, so reverent is Strickland's thirst for the period, with its soft-core-porno tropes and its throbbing horror flicks.
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Those stories indulge Air Force captain–turned–cosmic superhero Carol Danvers and her unquenchable thirst for exploration, leaning into her competitive tendencies and giving her the audacity to consistently risk everything, even if it means failure.
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The impact of all this media space for campaign politics, and the thirst for content, became clear in the 2016 primaries, with a series of televised debates that took place in both parties during 2015 and 2016.
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In "Frontier," which is available for streaming on Netflix now after having aired first in Canada, he plays Declan Harp, a half-Irish and half-native who has a dark past that fuels his thirst for revenge.
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While you may never be able to explain your overwhelming thirst for, say, the priest in Fleabag or Kristen Stewart, when it comes to the actual physiological sensation of thirst, usually there's a logical explanation for it.
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He was seen abroad as an urbane diplomat but at home often as an ego-driven manipulator in domestic politics who eroded his party's identity out of a thirst for cabinet posts after election losses to Likud.
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It's a big, honking metaphor for Kevin's real world, where those in his orbit are paralyzed by a thirst for what's next, some new big thing to come along that makes the old big thing more palatable.
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Well, it shows that there was a budding smartphone market before the two US giants came in, and that Apple enjoyed a brief lead on Google before being surpassed by the latter's unquenchable thirst for more users.
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The meme spawned dozens of copycat videos and propelled the song back into the limelight, proving once and for all that few forces in the universe are stronger than our thirst for lowest-common-denominator physical comedy.
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But it's Payet's snake-hipped slips past defenders and his unquenchable thirst for nutmegs (Holland's Quincy Promes the latest in a long line of victims) that invite the Ronaldinho comparisons as much as his dead-ball genius.
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Mr. Trump also possessed in spades the primary fuel of every successful Twitter account: a bottomless thirst for promoting one's supposedly necessary ideas on anything and everything, no matter how frivolous the subject or banal the observation.
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Curiously, or maybe not so curiously, the universe chooses this moment to throw him a bone and the hoop collapses, putting the rim at eye level, and allowing the child to finally slake his thirst for victory.
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Just once, I wish that a movie studio would put its thirst for the almighty dollar aside and listen to the very same teenagers' voices it's pretending are omnipotent in series like The Hunger Games and Divergent.
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Many up-and-coming artists thirst for an OVO cosign, while a smaller subset rebel against the idea of conforming to the mainstream, finely-produced sound of the 6 God and his roster of R&B crooners.
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Her enterprising ways of finding new revenue streams, her relentless ambition, and her thirst for ever-increasing riches and power sound an awful lot like a certain group of people that did some very, very bad things.
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Greg told us that his grandfather, Norm, had a thirst for adventure that went beyond exploring rivers; he was also an avid aviator who flew single-prop planes over the canyons and buttes of his beloved Southwest.
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The Spurs put up Kidd at a fancy golf resort in San Antonio in a nod to his other favorite sport and the thirst for details about his visit led to multiple sightings of news helicopters overhead.
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Earlier on Saturday the Turkish foreign ministry spokesperson also criticized comments from the UN's High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid bin Raad, who said Ankara should rein in its "thirst for revenge" against internal dissenters and critics.
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Researchers suspect that the unquenchable Italian thirst for olive oil plays a role in the country's favorable health outcomes, as it is a generous source of vitamins E and K as well as omega-6 fatty acids.
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On one occasion he trained group members how to slit the throats of rabbits in a wood outside Paris and jokingly described himself to Rajraji as a "future mujahideen with a thirst for blood", the documents showed.
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Yet on the same night that Mr. Sanford struggled, Mr. McMaster, a staunch Trump ally, was forced into a runoff — a vivid illustration that the Republican base's thirst for insurgency does not necessarily spare Mr. Trump's supporters.
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The delays, which some called the first casualty of Australia's diplomatic rift with China, are a worrying sign for the firm which has until recently benefited from an insatiable thirst for wine among China's growing middle class.
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Heineken has struck a $3.1 billion partnership with a company that controls China's largest brewer, China Resources Beer, as the two firms seek to tap a growing thirst for premium brands in the world's biggest beer market.
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As evidenced by the recent re-emergence of certain songs, this summer's hit television show Stranger Things, and what seem like endless TV and movie reboots of older properties, there's a thirst for nostalgia in pop culture.
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The thirst for industry elitism and superficial accolades had quickly turned a lot of individuals I knew into vultures who would only hang out with me to appear diverse, portraying the role of the ally for visual purposes.
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When the episode begins, Gypsy (who is now 21, born in 1991, but believes she is 18, born in 183) is experiencing what the kiddos call thirst for the first time, at least as far as we've seen.
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Given the audience for both, the film could tap into some of the thirst for flesh-and-blood heroes -- as opposed, as Gibson has stressed, to the costume-clad variety -- that turned "American Sniper" into a huge hit.
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Exactly where the White House's decision to bend itself out of shape to suit the Saudi's current thirst for more and better weapons, in a region already exhausted by conflict, will lead in the years ahead is unclear.
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By stripping away the human personality engrained in our politics—and migrating from a republic to a direct democracy—we might circumvent the media's appetite for a face altogether, and the public thirst for personality in its politicians.
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He has talked openly about his thirst for a new challenge, but Democrats close to Clinton say Podesta is still on her list as a potential chief of staff, a position he held in the first Clinton administration.
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The editorial said its award for Hatch had more to do with his "utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power" than with the fact that he's the longest-serving Republican senator in history.
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This might quench President Donald Trump's thirst for vengeance, but as a strategic matter the politics are extremely dumb, and not just because the public will blame the governing party for the problems with the health care system.
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But since its inception, blog culture has long rewarded more obvious sampling with viral traffic and and baited media attention, allowing more and more artists with a thirst for the headlines the opportunity to make jokes like Cicierega's.
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Perhaps, as a child, he had some sort of traumatic swan-related experience—maybe a gaggle of them ganged up and pecked the hell out of his frail, prepubescent body, leaving him with a lifelong thirst for revenge.
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It was a night of trades and tears and a seemingly insatiable social media thirst for the sort of drama that the N.B.A. generates like no other league once its gyms go dark and the balls stop bouncing.
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Gregor Gysi, a fellow Easterner and political opponent from the Left party, said that spending half her life under Communism gave her a visceral thirst for freedom — but also made her more socially conscious than other Western conservatives.
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New York (CNN Business)Starbucks has sold nearly half a billion Pumpkin Spice Lattes over the past decade and a half, and this year it's hoping to satisfy people's insatiable thirst for PSL drinks with a new option.
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"In the darkest days of conflict, when hope was in short supply, Seamus represented the fierce thirst for justice... Ireland has lost one of its most fierce champions for justice, equality and peace," SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said.
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The clammy end-stage Rudolph Giuliani currently butt-dialing reporters and nodding out in cigar bars certainly fits with Trump's careening personal sloppiness and unseemly thirst for attention, but trades Trump's plummy savoir-faire for spittle and sozzle.
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"The evidence leaves little room for doubt — in an apparent thirst for retaliation, Hong Kong's security forces have engaged in a disturbing pattern of reckless and unlawful tactics against people during the protests," he said in a statement.
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Netflix must also overcome a growing number of local rivals, many of which have mimicked the company's business model to offer subscription on-demand programming, often in national languages, to quench people's thirst for content obtained over the Internet.
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Creator Himan Brown struck the same chord with audiences that Rod Serling would continue to clang all throughout the 1960s on The Twilight Zone, attaining impressive longevity through an infinitely renewable formula and the public's unslakable thirst for fear.
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But when the struggle for racial equality is framed as a pursuit for domination and a thirst for violence—the foundation on which inequality in this nation was built—it undermines the revolutionary mission and reinforces the status quo.
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Based on the blog of the same name by Erin Lowry, the book bridges the divide between education and entertainment, which will appeal both to this generation's notoriously short attention span as well as its thirst for financial knowledge.
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It reminds the viewer that the opiates harvested in colonial India and sold in China helped fund the insatiable British thirst for imported tea, and that Britons' love of a brew indirectly provoked the Opium Wars of 1839-42.
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Players have taken advantage of the poorly named "Pro HUD" and the Switch's fixed screenshot button to capture not just breathtaking photos of Hyrule, but Zelda's respect (and often thirst) for the indomitable Gerudo champion (and definitely girlfriend) Urbosa.
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In 254 the state legalised betting on horse races, allowing punters to slake their thirst for action dozens of times a day rather than once every four years, without any risk that a bookie would fail to pay out.
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It's interesting ... for the most part famous people -- especially in Hollywood -- wouldn't dare visit, much less support Trump, but it's amazing how a little thing like an election and the thirst for access can change things in a flash.
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Dr. Ford is playing his own game, that of the creator-god, and it's as gratifying to him to watch from above as his children evolve as it is for the park's guests to slake their thirst for depravity.
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LVMH, run by billionaire chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault, has been investing in some of its smaller brands to stay ahead of the game as luxury firms compete to attract young buyers with a constant thirst for new styles.
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It should be clearer now, almost twenty-two years after the fact, that honoring our fallen, celebrity or otherwise, should be done with great care, and supported by more than our insatiable thirst for more and more and more.
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Yes, his bottomless thirst for attention is abetted by broadcast and social media; many Americans are locked in a codependent relationship with a president who's able to set new highs in lows on nearly a daily, sometimes hourly, basis.
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The original Jafar was the epitome of the noxious trope of the shrieking, fey, vaguely homophobic Disney villain; Kenzari's Jafar is quiet, straightforward, and almost affectless, except for occasional moments when he lets his thirst for power seep through.
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But the thirst for change among Democratic voters has been evident across the map, even where incumbents were not challenged and even in conservative areas where the party is seeking to rebuild from its decimation in the Obama years.
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Critics say Instagram offers a carefully staged version of everyone's best life — which, in turn, can inspire nagging feelings of envy, or exhaustion at keeping up a facade, or a crushing need for approval, or a thirst for realness.
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Essie's thirst for news — "the planet bucking like a horse trying to throw us all off and out into space," as she describes the state of things — provides a daily catalog of woe writ small as well as large.
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That is why England continues to hold its twin cup competitions in such high esteem, though winning them is often not enough to save a coach's job or build a player's reputation or slake a fan's thirst for success.
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After all, the empire-building and thirst for military bases that led the United States to take Puerto Rico away from Spain in 1898 are long since obsolete, and Puerto Rico is linguistically, culturally, and economically distinct from the United States.
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Higher commodities prices have helped boost the value of exports, along with a global thirst for electronic gadgets, but many countries are reporting stronger sales volumes as well, even as the new Trump administration starts to flex its muscles on trade.
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The little tidbit on Zuck's thirst for global domination comes from a thorough look in the New York Times at how the social media platform is trying to maneuver a world filled with a variety of government regulations and crackdowns.
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Campaign officials hoped the spectacle would satisfy Trump's thirst for the spotlight and saw it as a way to "reset" the campaign's efforts, one campaign source said, signaling to grassroots supporters and donors alike the start of the campaign season.
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Facebook is rewarding me for pissing my friends off, and its new thirst for comments seems to have driven itself into a loop that won't let my friends free from the grasp of a piece of content that they actually hate.
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Marvin Minsky, who combined a scientist's thirst for knowledge with a philosopher's quest for truth as a pioneering explorer of artificial intelligence, work that helped inspire the creation of the personal computer and the Internet, died on Sunday night in Boston.
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"Voters have demonstrated their thirst for the Big Gulp, an outsize figure who can provide a sugary rush not normally found in politics," Ben Terris wrote in a Washington Post story featuring The Rock, Curt Schilling, George Clooney, and Angelina Jolie.
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Cooke speaks in constant deadpan, but her comedic timing is spot on, and the way she conveys a thirst for human connection despite Amanda's lack of emotions turns what could been an empty shell into a character with plunging depths.
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The Medicis may have become shorthand for patronage when they cozied up to their favorite Renaissance artists, but that thirst for recognition, for a real relationship with their idols, has long been recognized as the preeminent domain of diehard music fans.
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Instead, her characters give a uniquely empathetic voice to the messy and imprecise ways young couples grapple with fertility struggles, pulling them out of the darkness and showing us their disillusionment, their unspeakable pain, and, ultimately, their thirst for hope.
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Still, the fact that this is now Apple's third patent relating to a fingerprint-reading display suggests the company still has some tricks up its sleeve—and it might finally quench our thirst for a beautiful, home button-less iPhone.
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SINGAPORE/MUMBAI/MANILA (Reuters) - The cost of Asia's growing thirst for oil will surpass $223 trillion this year, about twice as much as in 2280 and 28, as oil prices touch $29 per barrel and continental demand hits a record.
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But that said, their report is noteworthy because it argues that EVs will curtail the global thirst for oil so much that the decline will outpace other areas of heavy demand — namely petrochemicals and trucking — in the not-too-distant future.
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SYDNEY, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Australia's Treasury Wine Estates Ltd, the world's biggest listed stand-alone wine company, posted a record half-year profit as it catered to China's thirst for mid-range product and benefited from a United States purchase.
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Amazon has a death grip on online retail, of course, but its naked thirst for an Amazon-populated smart home has been obvious since it took the smart step to open its Alexa platform up for practically anyone to ship with.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The top U.N. human rights official urged Turkey on Wednesday to stem a "thirst for revenge" following a failed coup that has led to the arrest of more than 16,000 people and to uphold detainees' right to due process.
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During her visit, which she covered for the Washington Post , she was seemingly overwhelmed by the museum's thirst for #selfies, and she also watched a man calling himself Maraschino Marcus give a lecture about the process of making ice cream.
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But where once these quotes/info gathering events worked well, in more recent years they have gone rapidly downhill, through a combination of a rapidly changing media world and the thirst for television channels to show as much as possible.
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And it's not about the lack of a still ill-defined "civility" too many have begun clamoring for, and too many others have prioritized over a righteous thirst for justice (as opposed to the relative calm of the status quo).
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And the city's population has swelled, to an estimated 8.6 million people a year ago from 8.2 million people in 2010, setting off a seemingly unquenchable thirst for housing, especially given job growth in Brooklyn, which outpaces the city over all.
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With the challenge from Australian men's singles players having fizzled out in the early hours of Sunday morning, Barty is the last player standing who could quench the nation's thirst for a first home champion since Chris O'Neil in 1978.
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A thirst for revenue "at all costs" drove traders at Credit Suisse to take large, risky positions, catching top executives off guard and forcing them to accelerate cost-cutting over the next three years, the bank's chief executive said on Wednesday.
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A patchwork quilt of short quotations from around 120 different publications and public figures, from Lyndon B. Johnson to Pope Paul VI, this literary collage skewers what the artist viewed as a Western thirst for violence during the Vietnam War.
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More relevant is that, in future, as people feel more oppressed by things like poverty and mental illness—and as dark net dealing and message boards become even bigger parts of drug culture—the thirst for flipping will inevitably only increase.
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China's growing thirst for oil amid still-sturdy economic growth is increasing its reliance on imports, while Venezuela's trouble exporting as its infrastructure crumbles means it's missing out on crude oil prices that have risen to their highest in years.
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Yet here we are: But the banality of the god of progress, the idea that the best life is writing explainers for Vox in order to make the world a better place, never quite slakes the thirst for something deeper. Rats.
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Over all, the testimony filled in a picture of two men with few scruples and a powerful thirst for money, hiding payments from Ukrainian clients in foreign bank accounts and deceiving accountants, banks and tax authorities, both individually and together.
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It seemed like The Walking Dead was trying to get the audience to thirst for blood — to be relieved when Negan started hitting someone in the head with a baseball bat — rather than to fear what Negan was capable of.
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Australian-issued RMBS volumes were tracking at $9.1 billion between January and June 5 this year, according to Refinitiv data, led by a global thirst for yield, but at a slower pace than the $26 billion for all of 2017.
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I am sure it was similar to a variation of the guttural utterances anyone with a heart, a pulse, and a thirst for facts has been spewing during this unintended comedy show we have all been living in since the election.
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Unapologetic 8-bit throwbacks like the recent Double Dragon IV might play for the nostalgic types, but for those of us who don't thirst for scan-lines, it comes across more as a cheap cash-in than a touching tribute.
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So, we're trying to be flexible, recognizing that investors and our markets thirst for the kind of information that--that I hope is going on in the boardrooms, and that I expect is going on the boardrooms of most good companies.
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VENICE (Reuters) - A nearly four-hour long movie about a woman's thirst for revenge and her feelings of forgiveness after 30 years in jail for a crime she did not commit won the Venice Film Festival's top prize on Saturday.
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But he developed a thirst for more perspective than the daily deadlines could deliver, and he concluded that South Africa's eventual transformation into a multiracial society would proceed slowly enough to be documented over time in stark black-and-white photographs.
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At this rate, and with superhero movies and television shows continuing to rake in money at the box office, it feels as if no schlub will be left untouched by Hollywood's thirst for stars who look believable when doing superpowered things.
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Their ascent highlights investors' continuing thirst for the popular business models of land and expand and recurring revenue, where software salespeople get small teams hooked on their products and then watch them spread more broadly throughout the organization, leading to bigger monthly payments.
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To capture the thrill of Daenerys' campaign to reclaim the Seven Kingdoms, Morocco offers an incredible destination for those that are drawn to the Bay of Dragons' dramatic coastline set against the harsh desert — and that have a keen thirst for adventure.
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Some of them have set up shop outside weed dispensaries, some have remixed Childish Gambino songs (and scored a 113 box order from Gambino himself), and, most recently, one Coloradan has figured out how to exploit our near-universal thirst for Aquaman.
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The growing public thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, and the recent signing of several major licence deals, have put the owners of music rights such as UMG in investors' spotlight as they compete with streaming platforms such as Spotify.
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Much of this growth is focused in Asia Pacific and the Middle East as the growing affluent middle classes and their thirst for travel is set to drive 6 percent growth in the $738 billion airline industry over the next few years.
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"I had a thirst for identifying with people who were not their story, who had developed a new story for themselves instead of sitting in this little box that they'd made for themselves because of this label they attached to themselves," she says.
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That thirst for growth, a cornerstone of Gazprom Neft's plans to increase its oil production by 8 percent to 100 million tonnes (2 million barrels per day) in 2020, shows the struggle Moscow faces in adhering to a global deal on oil output.
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So let us get this right: AirFrance believes debt-ridden, job-seeking millennials are going to purchase a blisteringly expensive Business class ticket to satisfy their obsessive thirst for VR because, you know, they're so geeky that everything techie must appeal them!
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But the attention that the Jolt grabbed, both from us here at The Verge and our auto journalist brethren, as well as folks on social media, shows that Teske is right — there is a thirst for more EV designs, at least in theory.
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Going to a senior party is the coolest thing possible, but the Colleens find themselves faced with a number of different obstacles along the way — including Satanists, long-lost Canadian fascists, and an army of talking Nazi bratwursts with a thirst for blood.
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And for those who are on the thirst for new music from Dej Loaf since those bangers were released on her debut EP And See That's The Thing last summer, you're in luck, as the MC has released a new 11-track mixtape.
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The movement is in part based on apparent xenophobia and a no-quality control thirst for views, yet the founder of Flows Exposed, the only Blackpool YouTube channel with a clear no-racism policy, is adamant to come up with some solutions.
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At the heart of the diplomatic collapse, according to more than a dozen administration officials and others familiar with the matter, was Trump's own thirst for a legacy-making breakthrough -- one he came to believe could even secure him a Nobel Prize.
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" His book, he writes in his preface, "is a narrative for beginners and nonspecialists" — an "introduction and a survey" that aims "to make the past come alive" and "make the reader thirst for more," with "an eye firmly fixed on present-day concerns.
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Mr. Pryce's Shylock, meanwhile, evinces little rage and thirst for vengeance — he knows better than to fall into the traps laid for him — but instead argues his case with a measured rationality that, despite its monstrous consequences, never feels tinged with unbridled malice.
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Universal is tapping public thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, on top of a rebound in physical sales of compact discs, fueled notably by the success of "Bohemian Rhapsody", the 2018 biopic of Queen's lead band singer Freddie Mercury.
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In the middle of music blogging's golden years, it seemed that every smart music fan with a thirst for the unheard and underexplored had a platform of their own, a place to share the strange sounds they've stumbled upon or sought out.
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And even though the fashion scene here is yet to reach its potential, the awareness and inspiration wave seems to be in full motion, as creative people here are tapping into this thirst for authenticity, while stirring feelings of pride and empowerment.
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Even this is not sure, such is the thirst for renewal and the furor of "dégagisme" ("scram-ism"), as the far-left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who claimed 19.6 percent, called the anti-politician trend — only to fall victim of it, too.
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Today, apps on smartphones provide real-time data, making storm chasing a pursuit accessible to all — seasoned professionals and trained meteorologists, as well as homegrown enthusiasts with a thirst for thrills and the celebrity that comes with posting dramatic videos on YouTube.
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Played with acidic irony by Brianna Hildebrand and Alexandra Shipp, Sadie and McKayla exhibit all the textbook signs of narcissism, and their bloodthirstiness is really a thirst for the followers that murder is able to drum up for their online horror brand.
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The growing public thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, and the recent signing of several major license deals, have put the owners of music rights such as UMG in the spotlight of investors' as they compete with streaming platforms such as Spotify.
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So not just the ability to track your real-time location, look into and harvest visuals and ambient noise from your domestic environment, and gobble up your metadata, they also thirst for the capability to crack into the content of your digital communications too.
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Whether as a rebellion against data-hungry services like Spotify, the desire to discover truly weird music, or a thirst for the bad old days of the wild west internet, several Soulseek users I spoke to feel that there's a renewed interest in the service.
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Howard was born with that physique, got paired early on with Stan Van Gundy—one of the first coaches to understand the power of three-point shooting as a spacing method—and developed such a thirst for approval that he committed himself to defense.
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And like all celebrities, the feelings this boring specter conjures — the frustration that she gets rewarded over and over; our thirst for something interesting about her; our desire for her to be more, be better — reveals more about us than it does about Lively.
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BEIJING, Aug 15 (Reuters) - China's Zhenhua Oil Corp, a subsidiary of Chinese defence conglomerate Norinco, has set up a new business unit to invest in liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals and trade the fuel to help feed the country's thirst for the cleaner-burning fuel.
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CREDIT SUISSE CHIEF SAYS RISKY BETS WERE A 'SURPRISE' | According to Tidjane Thiam, the chief, a thirst for revenue "at all costs" drove traders at Credit Suisse to take large, risky positions, catching top executives off guard and forcing them to accelerate cost-cutting,
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As prosecutors lay out their case against Manafort, jurors will hear about a man whose vanity and thirst for splendor eclipsed any discretion about whom he joined forces with, where he had to travel to consort with them and how he conducted his business.
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The thirst for justice has brought together perfect strangers and galvanized more than 129,000 people to signed a petition to the White House asking for Avery's pardon, but has done little to connect us to the humans on the other side of that violent crime.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Leading prayers before a huge crowd in Bogotá, the capital, Pope Francis on Thursday urged Colombians to avoid "the thirst for revenge" and finally accept peace, whose arrival last year ended a half-century of war but left the country bitterly divided.
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The Jell-O-loving British artist Howard Hodgkin, who died in March at 84, said his thirst for acquiring things was "unquenchable," according to Antony Peattie, the artist's partner, in his foreword to the catalog of Sotheby's auction of Mr. Hodgkin's collection, held on Tuesday.
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The thirst for a legal fight stems not only from impeachment's offer of a nonelectoral remedy for Trump but also from the way the legalism and rhetoric that surrounds any discussion about sustaining Constitutional norms offers a stark contrast to Trump's style of politics.
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But you might nonetheless feel like an older kind of moviegoer while you're watching it: an adult, for one thing, whose intelligence is respected by an intricate, thematically thorny plot even as your thirst for visceral excitement is slaked by clean and breathless action sequences.
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Work along the border, according to tribal leaders of the Tohono O'odham Nation who live on both sides of the border, is blasting ancient burial sites and siphoning an aquifer that feeds a desert oasis where human beings have slaked their thirst for 211,245 years.
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Right, the man the entire sport, Charles Barkley included, once genuflected before, celebrating a thirst for victory so unquenchable that anything he did — bully teammates, brutalize the front office — was considered part of the price people paid while going along for six championship rides.
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Michael Desiderio, executive director of the Executive MBA Council (EMBAC), which represents more than 300 EMBA schools, told Business Insider that the growth of EMBA programs throughout several decades serves as a "testament to their value" in meeting the organizational thirst for leadership development.
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So urgent, indeed, is the thirst for experience that rages in Ronan and Pugh, under Gerwig's command, that the other actors who complete the March quartet—Emma Watson as Meg, and Eliza Scanlen as the vulnerable Beth—are doomed to make less of an impression.
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Even if the move is a comic blip on the radar of you, your family, your friends, and every other person in America, it stirs the hearts and minds of the people of China, who thirst for the emergence of the next great player from their country.
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The progress the Mattachine Society (the same advocacy group responsible for the Julius' Sip-in) had been making now seems vanilla by comparison to the physical confrontation between the community and authorities on the streets of Greenwich Village, and a thirst for something more militant takes hold.
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Intel built its entire business on our unquenchable thirst for power in the PC era — the company rode Moore's Law to higher and higher levels of performance, and when the mobile revolution arrived and the industry and consumers reprioritized battery life and heat, Intel began faltering.
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Guterres then touted Bachelet&aposs qualifications: the first female president of Chile, first head of the gender equality agency known as UN Women, "a survivor of brutality" by a Chilean dictator, and a physician who understands people&aposs thirst for health and economic and social rights.
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But a growing public thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, and the recent signing of several major license deals, have put key rights owners like UMG under investors' spotlight as they vie with streaming platforms like Spotify to take advantage of the changing trends.
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In November of 2015, billionaire hedge fund manager David Tepper's Appaloosa Management, which acquired a 9.3 percent stake in TerraForm Power, sent a letter to TerraForm's board of directors criticizing the Vivint deal, saying it was motivated by the SunEdison's thirst for cash payouts from IDRs.
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But finding a balance between society's thirst for justice and the need to address the root causes of violence, such as a lack of jobs, a corrupt police force and easy access to guns, will be crucial if El Salvador is to have peace, experts say.
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That's how tremendous of a role the drink played: The British thought they could capitalize on the colonists' thirst for tea and the Americans were furious because they knew that if the market was saturated with cheap tea, people would not be able to resist it.
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"On/Off " Rumors abound that this minimally manipulated track was a goof at the expense of Franz Ferdinand's thirst for a remix from the robots, but the static scratching Daft Punk tacks on actually does add a bit of necessary edge to this blunt iPod commercial staple.
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"The Intuitionist," with its dystopian concerns and futuristic mood, gave way to the folkloric past of "John Henry Days"; "Zone One," Whitehead's contribution to the unquenchable American thirst for zombies, was his departure from "Sag Harbor," with its coming-of-age feeling and concessions to nostalgia.
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Viewers with less of a thirst for action but who still desire cautionary political messages in their entertainment can hop over to FXX for this animated adaptation of Dr. Seuss's environmental fable, with the voice of Danny DeVito as the title character, speaking for the trees.
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The thirst for information is such that one essential set of college basketball data that will help determine the field for this month's N.C.A.A. tournament, Ken Pomeroy's eponymous KenPom ratings, includes a metric to shed light on when things do not actually go by the numbers.
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Nico Muhly: Psalm 63 Mr. Muhly, a composer with a particular fondness for choral church music, has been commissioned to set this psalm, which explores the thirst for God, for a concert called "Gratitude" that will be performed by the Tallis Scholars at the Ethical Culture society.
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It seems the women of the 17th century who loved calico for its sweet appearance and sweeter texture — its fun, as Johnson has it — were once considered, of all things, anti-England, since the wool growers of Albion could not slake their thirst for softer textiles.
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Neeson's admission that his thirst for revenge, as a native of Ireland raised in the times of "The Troubles," the often-violent religious division that rocked Northern Ireland before the current peace, compelled him toward hateful behavior illustrates the truly global dimensions of anti-black racism.
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PARIS — Declaring that citizens had an "overwhelming thirst for renewal," President Emmanuel Macron urged France's legislators in a speech on Monday to live up to the "gravity of the circumstances," warning against the fear and cynicism wrought by poverty, terrorism, new forms of labor and ecological change.
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The dystopian lake filled by the world's tech lustHidden in an unknown corner of China is a toxic, nightmarish lake created by our thirst for…Read more ReadBut as demand for rare earths continues to grow, our dependence on China has left many worried about a future supply crisis.
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Said to be the cultural offspring of yuppies and hipsters, yuccies are a cross between "the yuppie's new money thirst for yachts and recognition with the hipster's anti-ambition, smoke-laced individualism," said self-proclaimed yuccie David Infante, who coined the term in a Mashable post last June.
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Building on the giant video game franchise created in the '27.5s by a Japanese insect collector and game developer, Pokémon Go has become a phenomenon that takes advantage of our nation's ADD nature, our reliance on smartphones, the warm fuzziness of nostalgia, and our human thirst for escapism.
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Led by Dr. Agam Bansal at the India Institute of Medical Sciences, the study analyzed news articles from October 2011 to November 2017 and found there have been 259 reported deaths—dubbed selficides in one part of the article—resulting from that never-ending thirst for Instagram likes.
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The dolls and dandies attending the Jazz Age Lawn Party simultaneously express a passion for arcana and a thirst for making the scene as they lunch on the lawn (plucking grapes, scooping quinoa, picking at Caligulan spreads of Carr's crackers) or else cocktail like tycoons in $5,000 V.I.P. tents.
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I think whether it's listening to podcasts, talk radio ratings being at a seven-year high, whether it's subscriptions to the New York Times and the New Yorker surging, whether it's CNN and MSNBC's ratings surging, even in a post-election year ... there is a thirst for information.
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He wasn't a product of '201973s counterculture — he was a master manipulator of it, one who used the "free love" ethos of the time to prey on a cadre of troubled, abused young women, who continued to carry out his thirst for violence even after he was in jail.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In 2300, Plains All American bought a shuttered Virginia refinery for $4503 million to use as a terminal and storage hub, betting that East Coast refiners would need to look beyond their own rail yards to satisfy their thirst for cut-price inland crude in coming years.
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"What we need to put across is that the thirst for revenge ... be reined in and that proper procedures and guarantees of the pursuit of due process are upheld in respect of all these Turkish citizens not withstanding that some are believed to have turned against the authorities," Zeid said.
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And they probably had a point but I was a young man in Barcelona with a thirst for crisp, cold continental lager and a desire to get out and about so, like an sitcom teenager sliding out of their bedroom window, I slipped out and went to a Villalobos set.
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There are precious few Kamalas — indeed, precious few quotidian details of ordinary life — in Erika Rappaport's sturdy "A Thirst for Empire," in which she tells with authority how tea and the culture of tea drinking has influenced the greater history of the British Empire and the British-influenced world beyond.
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Elsewhere she free-associates about her prevailing thirst for art school girls, her love of indica, and her plan to fuck your dad and take all of his money—which isn't really much of a policy platform, but you could see how that sort of philosophy might unite this divided country.
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But eventually his thirst for Papa Roach vinyl got the best of him and he decided to open up multiple bot accounts all running his script, which required Scott to create a phone number on Twilio in order to open a Google voice account in order to open multiple Twitter accounts.
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With the success of Spider-Man: Homecoming and Tom Holland's winsome turn as Peter Parker, coupled with the ever-growing thirst for anything Marvel superhero, Sony has turned to its trove of Spider-Man-related character rights and found Venom, a Spider-Man archenemy that's as popular as he is fearsome.
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Having been the cinematic subject of the male gaze for far too long, women are now gazing back with brutal genre subversions like the shit-talking fetus in Alice Lowe's Prevenge, cannibalism-triggering Brazilian waxes in Julia Ducournau's Raw, and a sorceress' campily villainous thirst for dick in Anna Biller's The Love Witch.
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That the book was a big bestseller and stoked a thirst for more insider-y political memoirs cannot negate the fact that if Comey was so intent on taking the moral high ground, he could have quit and come forward with his allegations before he was pushed out of the Trump administration.
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Hurley tells me, "We are in the perfect storm of the thirst for innovation at the traditional league level, the next level of maturing for esports, investment in sports betting and overall dire need to better understand today's largest populace of sports fans — millennial / Gen Z." The closed beta launches in the spring.
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In essence, Netflix has let Scorsese release his director's cut, and absorb the steep costs, in its thirst for an awards contender, when the first 45 minutes or so -- before Al Pacino swoops in, devouring scenery as Jimmy Hoffa -- and last half-hour easily could have been nipped and tucked without losing a whole lot.
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"So if you have sent your 'Hunter' fight jets to bomb the Muslims, then know that the Islamic State has sent you 'hunters' who thirst for the blood of the disbelievers, hunters who will not hesitate to slaughter you," said a man referred in the video by the nom de guerre Abu Umar al-Baljiki.
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Nueva Germania became part of Paraguay, and it was rumored that the Auschwitz physician Josef Mengele passed through it while on the run following the end of World War II. In a century defined by Europe's ceaseless thirst for gold and slaves, psychopathic Cossack adventurer Nikolai Ashinov was both an exception and the rule.
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Though they have exposed a great deal about how art is bought and traded today, one of the Panama Papers' biggest revelations about the art market dates back nearly 21997 years to a Christie's auction that was, by many accounts, a harbinger of the subsequent ballooning of the market's thirst for postwar and contemporary art.
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Will he do right by them, or will he do what the oil and gas industry — which has given him more than $300,85033 during his political career—wants him to do, which is look the other way while they recklessly destroy public lands and kill endangered species in their thirst for greater quarterly profits?
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A single word suffices to evoke the man who descended from the Sierra Maestra with his ragtag army to overthrow the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista in 1959, purge Cuba of American domination, proclaim the empowerment of the poor, and embody Latin America's thirst for an end to government by the pampered coteries of imperialism.
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"The framers were prescient men who created a government that could withstand the worst of human foibles — corruption, vindictiveness, the thirst for tyranny — and wrote a Constitution to combat those foibles in many of their forms, not all of which will always be present, but which emerge in different guises in different eras," he said.
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At some point, my emotional palette transitioned from despair and longing and loneliness to a thirst for vengeance and a superiority complex, and although I no longer care what my high school classmates are doing, I would be lying if I said this pattern hadn't repeated itself in college and in my early career.
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The night featured host Ricky Gervais phoning it in with his usual jerk schtick, winner Phoebe Waller-Bridge doubling down on her unabashed thirst for Barack Obama, drunk actors, and earnest speeches from winners like Patricia Arquette and Michelle Williams speaking on climate change, reproductive rights, and other major issues like the fires in Australia.
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