The thrill of discovering sincere expression in an unlikely place — a context thrill — extends to the expression itself — a content thrill.
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The thrill of the chase, now, is a thrill no longer.
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It's a thrill to watch, and an even bigger thrill to compete.
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He thinks of himself as a thrill seeker, with acting as one more thrill.
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All I remember is the thrill of the kiss, and the equal thrill of everyone immediately tattling.
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Research suggests some people get a thrill out of not actually being in danger, but by experiencing the thrill nonetheless.
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The Hugging Snowman Tree Topper will absolutely thrill your kids, but let's admit it: It's adorable enough to thrill adults as well.
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I remember the thrill of making digital connections with close friends and then the thrill of making new friends and crushes on the network.
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The thrill of watching Game of Thrones is inherently tied to the thrill of theorizing and imagining what crazy plot twists the future episodes hold.
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There's rarely the thrill of the unexpected, which is tough to explain in a series that longs, deeply, to provide the thrill of the unexpected.
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When you emerge from "Doomocracy" you've felt the visceral thrill, the thrill that good theater delivers, the sense of having been through something energizing and focusing.
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But after the thrill of actual action — plunging down a flume, being flung around by bungees — can the thrill of a new leather jacket really compete?
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The "aggressive thrill" has become one of the most popular thrill rides since its debut in 2002, Amusements of America, the rides' operator says on its website.
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The thrill of seeing "Fin de Siècle II" again is part of the thrill of the whole show, which ends with several recent digital works commissioned by the museum.
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"It's a thrill, and it's even more of a thrill for the folks that have participated in having their tree selected," a spokesman for the National Christmas Tree Association said.
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The thrill of shows like Wipeout and American Ninja Warrior is the thrill of watching someone smack teeth-first into a large piece of plastic in exchange for money and attention.
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The core thrill of the knuckleball, under the weird dips and swerves, is that it survives; the thrill is all the more pronounced when it's helping a team do the same.
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The Fire Ball is described as an "aggressive thrill" and has become one of the most popular thrill rides since its debut in 2002, according to Amusements of America, the ride's operator.
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The most profound enchantment for the collector is the locking of individual items within the magic circle in which they are fixed as the final thrill, the thrill of acquisition, passes over them.
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The thrill of seeing your enemies embarrassed and scattered to the wind, to destroy your inferior enemies in front of a national TV audience is the ultimate thrill, vicious and acidic and immoral.
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We read The Thrill of the Chase front to back.
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The aforementioned "thrill" of location settings can also be terrifying.
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A small thrill for anyone drawn to the style's minutiae.
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Thrill to the sights of Maymo confronting his skeleton tormentor!
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"It's such a thrill to love you when it's real."
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Thrill to explore the wild new frontier of medical couture.
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Trincone's designs inspire sadness, thrill, rage, warmth, ardor and more.
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T.' Tamburello, Tori Deal and Jordan Wiseley Thrill Seeker Throwdown
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For me, that's always been the thrill of doing science.
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I soon discovered outweighed the thrill I got from pulling.
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Mostly, what drove Corbally was the thrill of the chase.
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"I'm coining a new phrase, Netflix and thrill," she said.
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There's nothing like the visceral thrill of mixing live music.
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"It's a thrill to be back home," Kevin Jonas said.
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Get Out is a thriller, and boy, does it thrill.
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It sounds like "The Thrill Is Gone" by B.B King.
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Part of the thrill was not having to be tidy.
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As a versatile flying gadget, it's a thrill to use.
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Erotic thrill is generated through the tantalising possibility of possession.
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That's part of the visceral thrill — you're facing the unknown!
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You thrill to the recognition, not the context or execution.
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Reading it is a thrill, sure to leave you breathless.
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It's part of the thrill and fun of it all.
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Is there a thrill in the uncertainty of being independent?
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There's nothing like the thrill of watching a scary video.
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For all the thrill of it, there are also downsides.
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Thinking, with a thrill of fear— He still has time.
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It's not easy to deliver a thrill with a book.
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But for more thrill behind the wheel, consider the M2i.
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Andretti raced in 29 Indy 500s and the thrill continues.
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And the thrill, he said, had not worn off yet.
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I didn't get the thrill of finding the "perfect" gift.
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B.B. King is gone, but the thrill will never die.
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But for Dory, they're also the thrill of her lifetime.
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They get a thrill from the smell of your hoodie.
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There's nothing like the thrill of a good flirty conversation.
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For him, the inextinguishable thrill of life is in noticing.
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"The biggest thrill wasn't really making a profit," he said.
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The thrill of being part of that group is tangible.
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This could make Eugenie's wedding day a thrill to watch.
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What I understand now is the thrill of the sport.
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"Luckily, I love the thrill of the hunt," she said.
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Being back in the region, he said, was a thrill.
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An oblique thrill was animating his movements, a buoyant flush.
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Typically, tackling ten to twelve trigrams thoroughly taints the thrill.
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With mezcal circa 257, discovery is part of the thrill.
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There's nothing quite like the thrill of falling in love.
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I was waiting for this thrill of being evil onstage.
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Meeting people with long memories gives me an elemental thrill.
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Porsche proves practical transportation can be a thrill to drive.
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Salahuddin wanted adventure, and thrill, and the feeling of achievement.
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They hate leaving the thrill of running, climbing, and touching.
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I get the thrill of projecting fantasies onto attractive strangers.
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This was exactly the thrill ride I was looking for.
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As his tolerance to LSD increased, the thrill had diminished.
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" What follows is a text shot through with "vertiginous thrill.
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Rather than breaking your piggy bank, ask around about inexpensive local places that combine the traveler's thrill of enlarged horizons with the lazy person's thrill of lying around while people bring you hot towels.
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The emphasis here is still on the thrill of the drive, but intelligent driver assistance features will help make it possible for the ride to maintain its thrill while adding a lot more safety.
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There is a kind of thrill when an art piece is calling you, but also a thrill about doing the illicit act of talking on the phone while you are peeing or taking a poop.
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Gather round, ye olds, and thrill to a tale of yore.
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It's hard to convey the thrill of that news to everyone.
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It's for thrill seekers of the world, people into extreme adventure.
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Jacqueline is quiet and police, while Jillian is a thrill-seeker.
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But to be part of this was just such a thrill.
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But for others, it's all about the thrill of the chase.
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Susan Hockfield: Thanks, it's a thrill to be here with you.
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Following this advice could keep you healthy while enjoying the thrill.
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"It was actually a bit of a thrill," he told PEOPLE.
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First on the list is Zac Efron, 30, the Thrill Seeker.
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Here more than ever, Polachek's elastic vocals and inventive trills thrill.
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As we sifted through the contents, I felt a rising thrill.
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No wonder her stories continue to thrill new generations of readers.
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"This Storm" offers, says Ellroy, "the thrill of human beings changing".
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But Base jumping isn't just about the thrill of the fall.
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Even still, users felt the thrill of direct participation in policymaking.
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After you finish it—after you feel the thrill of the
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The thrill of social media is often the possibility of surprise.
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Rather, they commit the hate offense for the thrill of it.
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The thrill of the competition Whether it be The Beatles vs.
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For Sting and his wife Trudie, the thrill is never gone.
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Or are you still waiting for the release of Thrill Kill?
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And it allows the thrill of driving to speak for itself.
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A lot of the new ones are fast-paced thrill rides.
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But it's Brown's reports on editing that offer an illuminating thrill.
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"Gilmore Girls" came back to thrill its fans from the aughts.
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Far from being wounded, she relishes the thrill of the dispute.
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But we would also have to add intrepid thrill-seeking retiree.
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The thrill of Twitter in 2016 was visceral and habit-forming.
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But it was always a big thrill talking to Sandy Koufax.
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They all came out of nowhere and gave Democrats a thrill.
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Lively has been getting in on the thrill of this chase.
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It was Luke who devised, and named, the Thrill Hill workouts.
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Thrill-seekers can enjoy the scenery via skydiving or bungee jumping.
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Thrill-seekers are constantly searching for their next source of adrenaline.
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Yet the concluding game always manages to summon a unique thrill.
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We thrill to a kind of pornography of exposing and shaming.
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You can't dictate every single beat — where's the thrill in that?
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The show itself, it must be said, is a sensory thrill.
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"It's definitely a huge thrill to hit a triple," Pillar said.
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The thrill factor, of course, has to do with who's dancing.
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There is a transgressive thrill to how Tony punctures mindless niceties.
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In the aftermath, the thrill of Game 7 was almost forgotten.
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Not all films about bank robbers are high-octane thrill rides.
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"It was a huge thrill to play with Phil," Long said.
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It's both a visceral thrill and a sickening plunge into chaos.
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Are thrill rides safe for children who meet the height requirement?
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Sitting on "L'Infini" delivers the thrill of surfing a lunging wave.
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There is no thrill in sitting inside of a real pandemic.
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"The biggest thrill wasn't really making a profit," Mr. Cohen said.
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Really, the thrill of making a sound has never left me.
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Mr. Gossett never seemed to lose the thrill of the chase.
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There's a new thrill ride — Astro Tower — opening on Coney Island.
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It's a thrill paired with a sense of need and immediacy.
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You're pushing the boundaries, and it's a bit of a thrill.
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The abundance the store offered was too much of a thrill.
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Amazing investigative reporting and A real thrill ride of a read.
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"It's still a thrill for us," said Holt, back in Accrington.
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That's where I get the biggest thrill and rush and connection.
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That's where I get the biggest thrill and rush and connection.
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MURPHY: I think the thrill is the same across the profession.
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And if that were to change, if any old Muggle could suddenly be trained in magic, the whole thrill of Harry Potter's acceptance at Hogwarts would lose its narrative frisson, its admission-to-the-inner-circle thrill.
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The locker room went nuts, and Will the Thrill went nuts himself.
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It is a thrill that I imagine others get from playing slots.
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For the real thrill-seekers, we suggest last year's unsettling The Witch.
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Warblers might be a thrill, but have you ever seen a pigeon?
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Trump enjoying golden showers was an immediate, irresistible thrill for the public.
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It's for the thrill seekers of the world, people into extreme adventure.
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Finally, reason surrenders — but to a wave of thrill rather than despair.
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Now you need the really intense stuff to feel the same thrill.
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There's a certain thrill to capturing non-traditional footage with a camera.
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Video, audio, and sensory effects amp up the thrill factor even more.
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But these kinds of pursuits turn people into narcissists and thrill addicts.
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The Thrill Of It All by Sam Smith, $26.07, available at Amazon
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Gary Johnson's presidential campaign sent a momentary thrill to the Libertarian Party.
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I would get more thrill out of pardoning people that nobody knows.
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Yet the album's thrill isn't only cerebral; it's heartwarming, and even romantic.
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The crowd of thrill seekers was overwhelming FlyNYON's resources, the emails show.
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It's not just energy or sexual prowess but the thrill of anticipation.
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ANYONE WHO has owned an iPod remembers the thrill of unwrapping it.
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The thrill of buying something after weeks of grinding is no longer.
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This is a movie that wants to thrill audiences with big swings.
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Do you thrill to the sound of humming presses and rumbling trucks?
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When I first read Hyde on Berryman, I felt a secret thrill.
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Want to hear a duet that will absolutely thrill you to pieces?
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You're not going to offend anyone, you're not going to thrill anyone.
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Here's The Trailer For Netflix's Next Addictive YA Thrill Ride, The Rain
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Did nothing in Justice League thrill you, even on an atavistic level?
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"William and I are absolutely thrilled," mirroring the thrill of us all.
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Let's get one thing straight: this drone is a thrill to fly.
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For them, having a woman dressed in short clothes is a thrill.
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I do this not because of the money, but for the thrill.
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It sounds cheesy, but I really do get a thrill from voting.
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That doesn't negate the rush of endorphins or the thrill of mastery.
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It was a shock, a thrill, and a stroke of genius, actually.
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This route takes thrill-seekers to six national parks Zion, pictured here.
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K-27 is basically the autobahn of america, so that's a thrill.
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I enjoyed the thrill of it and didn't regret any of it.
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It's definitely raising the bar for all the thrill-seekers out there.
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We'd sure hope so, but alas — that's the thrill of the gamble.
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He's seen it all before but the theatre never ceases to thrill.
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At heart, they are aligned in their mutual thrill of the hunt.
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On The Record: Sam Smith – The Thrill of It All premieres Nov.
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Others are adrenaline-seekers, in it for the thrill of the chase.
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Most rides will use VR goggles and motion simulators to thrill users.
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Ultimate Care II is out on Thrill Jockey Records on February 19.
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It's the kind of antagonistic thrill the band has clearly been seeking.
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Instead, it was a 60-minute struggle with a ten-second thrill.
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The thrill of seeing them happy and thriving, there's nothing like it.
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That said, I'm not totally immune to the thrill of Rowling's universe.
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"For millennials, the thrill of discovery is really important," Ms. Schupack said.
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Even the competitors can't argue against the thrill of the Swiss system.
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It has that thrill of a 100-meter dash or horse racing.
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The F-18 itself was a new level of thrill in flying.
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Amid the thrill of driving it, the show's camera car falls behind.
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Brin also spends his money on a variety of thrill-seeking hobbies.
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So drone racing is about the thrill of speed, like hot-rodding?
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Those scenes expose the dangers of their performances but also the thrill.
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"As a birder, there's always the thrill of the chase," she said.
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You're eager to take risks and are in a thrill-seeking mood!
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I understand that for some people the score is quite a thrill.
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Out of those three labels, Thrill Jockey was my number one pick.
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Thrill Jockey releases often have this odd sense of space as well.
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You're a thrill-seeker, Aries, but it's important to watch for accidents.
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Let people experience the thrill of feeling like they are discovering you.
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Despite these limits, a night at The Nines never fails to thrill.
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Each discovery I made that helped to prove that was a thrill.
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Like those under this sign, he is no stranger to thrill-seeking.
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The thrill of victory and the agony of getting out of bed.
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It's the eye of the Tiger, it's the thrill of the fight.
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The screams of thrill riders pierce the ears from beyond the outfield.
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Better to thrill an audience with some he said, she said, right?
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Do they get a cheap thrill from running around behind people's backs?
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"It's just a thrill to be nominated," wrote Comer in the caption.
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The wilderness is nature's cathedral, and it's a thrill to worship here.
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"To experience zero gravity was a thrill like no other," Jeff said.
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Otherwise, there would have been no thrill of moment-by-moment surprise.
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Visitors to Germany quickly learn the thrill, or terror, of autobahn driving.
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Our problem is not just that new technologies regularly fail to thrill.
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And those words seem fitting, given his thrill ride of a career.
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If you have, you'll thrill at certain familiar faces, places, even props.
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Anger, thrill-seeking, financial gain, and attention-seeking are also common motivations.
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For fans, the thrill derives, in part, from the possibility of disaster.
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London (CNN)Cary Joji Fukunaga has been given a license to thrill.
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Fans took to social media to express their thrill about the single.
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When the first new leaf appeared, it gave Banzhoff an electric thrill.
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There's nothing quite like the thrill of getting a really good deal.
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The correspondence in this prodigious collection will thrill scholars and fans alike.
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The third game, "Thrill of the Fight" is a virtual boxing match.
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Dating services have always relied on the spicy thrill of the unknown.
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Daring to risk was part of the thrill of swimming out there.
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Picking stocks, or paying managers to do so, gives investors a thrill.
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But if you've really got to play this week, enjoy the thrill.
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After all, sometimes the greatest thrill is carrying barely anything at all.
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For Holt, the bigger thrill, though, is what may be to come.
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There's a thrill watching and waiting as a vegetable matures to ripeness.
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Although the thrill of sneaking in may have contributed to our giddiness.
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Unfortunately, the movie falls shy of providing the same sensory thrill ride.
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He once described the thrill he felt doing research with primary documents.
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Where does the thrill come from that is captured in the movies?
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I get the odd thrill of walking somewhere you're not supposed to.
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Well obviously he's talking about getting his rocks off, chasing that thrill.
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In addition to the thrill of the hunt, HomeGoods offers the thrill of the buy: "For the price of three items at a major retailer, you can walk out of HomeGoods with six to eight items," says Lee.
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And, in the thrill of it all, I had not followed Gordon's instructions.
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You'll actually thrill at the thought of catching up with your kid cousins.
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No matter, the world's favorite insect-themed alien robot will likely thrill anyhow.
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The world's most grueling auto race certainly knows how to raise a thrill.
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I understand the thrill — been there, done that — but it's not for me.
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Are you ready to take the thrill of cryptocurrencies to the next level?
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But what if you don't feel a thrill or excitement or even joy?
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The thrill of friendship in pro wrestling is of a piece with this.
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The thrill was simply getting to be in the presence of Randy Travis.
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But he persisted after he felt a thrill from completing a half marathon.
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Nevertheless, the thrill of reveling in such expansive landscapes is worth the loneliness.
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My Thrill Club — $10+ per month See Details For new and longtime readers.
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Immediately, Bergman felt a certain thrill opening the stolen packages, according to WLWT.
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Even after all these years, the thrill of being Judy has not faded.
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Plus, finishing a dungeon with lots of days to spare is a thrill.
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If you're a thrill seeker, then this is the wedding option for you.
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I was in the business for the money and the thrill of it.
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This intimate thrill is hard to explain to my straight—and queer—friends.
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" He said he "would get more thrill out of pardoning people nobody knows.
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That means that The Thrill of It All and Reputation, which dropped Nov.
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Most in his group of young thrill seekers had dropped out of school.
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Fear is a thrill right up to the moment you're in actual danger.
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That's the beauty of it, and that's the fear or that's the thrill.
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It's all about the thrill of the chase, and I'm kind of addicted!
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There's a thrill in building something new, taking sole charge and growing it.
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Knowing that I could get back up again was such an enormous thrill.
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That's the magic of clothes: The thrill of dressing up and being transformed.
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Movies that mimic the thrill of live music performances, and leave you buzzing.
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It was a great thrill and an honor to work with these guys.
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Imagine the thrill of Britney Spears bringing you into a conspiracy with her.
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I'm not into shame, but there is a thrill coursing through my body.
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We as a species are also excited by the thrill of the hunt.
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On Twitter, you come for the thrill of watching the raw moment unfold.
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"This ride is an amazing thrill ride," fellow Furious actor Dwayne Johnson adds.
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People tend to assume I fall in love with the thrill of addiction.
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It was a quiet thrill when I felt it thrum through my feet.
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Just to be part of the Olympics is a big honor and thrill.
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When the characters stop talking and start acting, Shannara becomes a simple thrill.
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It's built to produce the dirty little thrill of getting away with something.
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I don't have to win to get the short thrill of melee combat.
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"It's a thrill," he says, tightening the screws on the iHome's reassembled case.
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Instead her fire and brimstone environment provokes wild oscillations between revulsion and thrill.
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The thrill buzzed in her chest, as she smelled the salt far below.
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For many people, saving money is a thrill and something of a game.
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It's these dancers who have the passage that never fails to thrill me.
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Just imagining a spreadsheet of TV-goodness data brings me a little thrill.
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It's those types of stories and the reactions from viewers that thrill Barris.
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WALTERS Holly fell for Tommy because there's a thrill-seeker part of her.
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The thrill of doing what was forbidden made everything more exciting for me.
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She's got real friends, too; she's more a thrill-seeker than a jerk.
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It's a thrill to be in a category with so many amazing writers.
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For many, pushing the line between thrill and danger is exactly the point.
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Driving it up and down 17-Mile Drive in Monterey was a thrill.
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" Alas, he added, "the fun remains, but the thrill of discovery is gone.
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It's the social thrill, and it really has nothing to do with fanciness.
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For Jovany, the thrill lay in helping bring his wife's vision to life.
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Below, a sampling of prisons that have opened their doors to thrill-seekers.
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We wanted to make something that would be a thrill the whole time.
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I can't imagine living that way where I'm singing about shooting to thrill.
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Some are certainly in it for the thrill of a growing, dynamic industry.
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Daredevils and thrill-seekers are constantly looking for their next source of adrenaline.
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I didn't ask him to do it, but it was a thrill nonetheless.
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Dombrowski hoped the thrill of winning would overcome Huizenga's wish to save money.
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It was the impulse purchase of a thrill-seeker with money to burn.
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Many players agree that the thrill of the chase provides an extra boost.
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Part of the thrill was that you never could tell what was real.
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The comedian Demetri Martin is a thrill to try to keep up with.
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His followers thrill to him precisely because of his pugilistic, vaguely unhinged personality.
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"Distant lands thrill to his 'God bless you,' " The Times reported in 1932.
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The thrill of both plays is how metaphysical and structurally unstable they are.
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But he showed on Sunday that he possessed a thrill-seeking side, too.
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"The big thrill for Bob with 'BRAT' was the scale," Mr. McKenzie said.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Navigating the city is a thrill for Ramel Paredes.
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The profound thrill of Cusk's work is that she has no such illusions.
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That is the thrill of the other, so she's the other for me.
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Now, for about $164, thrill seekers can be a passenger for one lap.
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Would I get such a thrill out of being so girly and naughty?
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Hotville also offers an extra-hot chicken, off the menu, for thrill seekers.
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You have to thrill audiences with the canonical classics and with new work.
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It's almost like the thrill of a motorcycle, with none of the coolness.
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Some People Think You Shouldn't Does doing something "wrong" give you a thrill?
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But thrill-seekers have set out to redefine the traditionally warm-weather sport.
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The thrill of Moore in this movie is the nature of that leap.
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This weekend, I'm hoping we can all make pizza and thrill about it.
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This no longer had the thrill of celebrity; only the threat of retribution.
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You might thrill to Julie Powell's recipe for coffee-roasted fillet of beef.
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A ride down the wild tangle of tubes could be the ultimate thrill.
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Matmos' new album Plastic Anniversary comes out in March on Thrill Jockey Records.
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These speakers will likely thrill Trump's base but do little to broaden his appeal.
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I hadn't been on skis for ten years, but the thrill came back quickly.
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It was a great thrill to have the Thomas Cromwell part that Hilary wrote.
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I'd thrill at the sight of the hearse and even try to peek inside.
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"A lot were thrill seekers, were just bored, had problems back home," Tomada lamented.
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For someone who still gets stuck swiping behind metal bars, this is a thrill.
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But there are few things I love more than the thrill of free food.
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Theriault says it provides him with an existential thrill he likens to a narcotic.
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And after 20 years, I still enjoy the thrill of a busy dining room.
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Furi provides the opportunity for that sort of challenge, and that sort of thrill.
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While it's more tame than the fake video it inspired, it's still a thrill.
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Potentially messing up my hair for the rest of my life is a thrill.
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There'll be families, busloads of schoolkids, retirees, young thrill-seekers, and spontaneous road-trippers.
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This said, we all have individualized reactions to the thrill of a theme park.
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The thrill we get from driving has a real psychological and even physiological basis.
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It provides all the thrill of a dystopian hellscape with none of the fear.
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But confronting that thrill of the unknown is exactly what made you feel invincible.
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These stories have humanistic messages, but their primary purpose is to thrill the audience.
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The thrill of a "god roll" weapon dropping with the perfect perks has returned.
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The electric thrill of Iggy's sweat making contact with your skin is a baptism.
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Schneider: I love Yoko's work — we all did — so it was just a thrill.
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"We will move heaven and earth to thrill you and photographers everywhere," MacAskill said.
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In part, there's the romantic thrill of the mystery: The Voynich could say anything.
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Self-contained MCU plot, but character work is awesome, and the adventure a thrill.
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This includes the murder of men, women, and even children, for a sexual thrill.
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That means great highs; many love the thrill of working in the deep sea.
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The thrill of the chase blinded the pursuers to the consequences of the catch.
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And meanwhile, Mr. thrill up his leg, Chris Matthews over at conspiracy TV, MSNBC.
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Wistfulness doesn't undercut the pop thrill — it's an essential component of the album's joy.
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As days melt together, I begin to relive the languorous thrill of childhood summers.
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The unexpected runs of Sweden, Russia, and Croatia have been a thrill to behold.
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"What a thrill to once again be following in Justin Bieber's footsteps," Lowe said.
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Wilson: It was quite a thrill to hear the new sound that we got.
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But what most users really wanted was answers, not the thrill of a hunt.
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The thrill they are supposed to feel at a dunk, it doesn't even exist.
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"My plan is to continue seeking thrill and adrenaline and being scandalous," she explained.
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But the thrill is definitely worth it and you'll be lining up for more.
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But in relationships where the thrill is gone, it's far from wine and roses.
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He's retired and hasn't traveled much, so this was a great thrill for him.
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In the hot Spanish-language single, J.Lo sings about the thrill of new love.
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Part of the promise of the genre is the thrill of overcoming the interface.
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"You have to assume the renting has become part of the thrill," Walter muses.
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This badass lady didn't let her age stand in the way of a thrill.
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I love that stuff — it's part of the thrill of being an early adopter.
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Hosting it last year at Woburn was a huge thrill and honor for me.
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We've all felt the thrill of scooping up an item at a huge discount.
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"What we've done is we've put the thrill back into problem-solving," Stoecker said.
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He's sane and orderly, but he's also excited by the thrill of the hunt.
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" Stapleton opened the tribute with a beautifully simmering intro to "The Thrill Is Gone.
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If you add racing to the mix, there is the additional thrill of competition.
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Calling it the Yungas Road, however, doesn't really conjure visions of dangerous thrill-seeking.
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That thrill should have nothing to do with how you look in a bikini.
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I get off on the thrill of not being in a conventional sex setting.
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It captures the thrill of anonymity and the nervous energy of exploring the unknown.
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Laughs, action, convincing tears, and expensive-looking explosions—the dude is a thrill ride.
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Virgos get such a thrill out of finding the big results from minor changes.
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You descend into madness: You secretly get a thrill when they stub their toe.
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The parade of politicians continually stepping on rakes might thrill broadcasters and broadsheet insiders.
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Because many times we'd get chased, and getting away successfully was the real thrill.
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The reality, though, is that most field scientists are rational people, not thrill-seekers.
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Paragliding and hang gliding are both thrill-inducing ways to take in gorgeous views.
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To work, to make money, to watch it grow — that was my secret thrill.
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But this veneer of amiability is stripped away in the thrill of the kill.
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A series of single-take music videos, directed by Jake Schreier, enhanced the thrill.
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They're famous for "The Thrill of the Grill," but "Flames" delivers more amazing recipes.
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You feel a rush of anxiety and thrill every time the tracks start whistling.
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He knew how to hold the cameras, play the media, and thrill the crowd.
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"Verrückt" is German for "crazy" or "insane," and the slide was built to thrill.
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At that point, some may ask the question: Where is the thrill in watching?
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I've never asked the question, because, to be honest, I'd rather treasure the thrill.
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A "virgin vote" was a risk, a thrill, and a potential source of anxiety.
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I stop there every time I'm in town just for the thrill of it.
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The thrill of my conversancy has given way to a kind of sheepish chagrin.
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It's not just her own music that's a vehicle for Charli's thrill seeking, either.
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I think you'll thrill to Melissa's recipe for red wine cranberry sauce with honey.
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The rekindled thrill at Macron's Gaullist pomp has ceded to irritation at his airs.
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Others will thrill to dessert: apple skillet cake with salted caramel frosting, for instance.
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Still, confirming that Mars is seismically active was a major thrill for Insight's team.
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" A third read: "For a thrill try out bumpfire ar's with 100 round magazine.
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Maggie doesn't thrive on intimacy, and doesn't thrill to her students' secrets and revelations.
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Played too carefully, the music loses its thrill; too recklessly, it all falls apart.
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Do you and Daniel Craig thrill crowds by hanging out together in New York?
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This action-seeking thrill master grew up to become quite the actor and musician.
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The thrill we get, in work like Scott's, is more specific to the medium.
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Nevertheless, it was a thrill to sense his brain sending commands to his legs.
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"What a thrill where technology has taken us," McGee told local news station WBOC.
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I will put a book down if the first sentence doesn't immediately thrill me.
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"It's really a great thrill," Boras told us at Reagan National Airport in Virginia.
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Even a thirteen-year-old knows the thrill and terror of his own insignificance.
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The guilty thrill of being surrounded by blackness without having to live like them.
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Their first album under the moniker was "Can't Buy a Thrill," an immediate success.
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"This is wonderful," he said, and I felt a thrill creep up my spine.
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But the story of this fight was not a back-and-forth thrill ride.
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And part of the thrill of what we do is trying to meet them.
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But that doesn't mean life and thrill-seeking in the country's capital has stopped.
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" "For us, there's always this thrill, no matter how often you see the animal.
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They thrill to his braggadocio, and he gave them more of it on Saturday night.
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And being anonymous and getting to do something that was very public was a thrill.
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Suddenly, last episode, Daenerys embraced the thrill of genocide, specifically targeting civilians with dragon fire.
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Soothing music, inexplicably turned exciting — this is what it means to construct a pop thrill.
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Love the thrill of visiting a haunted house, but it's not quite enough for you?
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The show that started as a cynical thrill ride is suddenly serving tear-worthy moments.
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Farmer says his motivation is not purely monetary, but rather the thrill of the chase.
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Even planners, who thrill to things like zoning and floor-area ratios, find it unglamorous.
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The show went on to earn 12 Emmy nominations, which Hiddleston calls a genuine thrill.
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"People come back to Costco stores for the thrill of the treasure hunt," Hong says.
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The ruinous thrill of other forms of gambling — sports betting, blackjack, poker — just wasn't there.
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It was a thrill to play these songs again, we're really proud of these records.
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It is a true thrill to watch Villanelle rebel against what's expected of her — i.e.
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The name sounded like a theme park ride for thrill-seekers, but I was intrigued.
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But Kingston is a thrill seeker so he's obviously having the time of his life.
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They may just not enjoy the thrill as much as they did as a kid.
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Top speed of this remote-control thrill ride was a crackling 12 miles per hour.
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" Montoya said that watching Damon act, even at that young age, was "a rare thrill.
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And no matter what her age, she says the thrill of acting still inspires her.
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Still, it takes part of the thrill and mystery out of the whole swiping scenario.
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It's the thrill swirling in your gut while a plane is about to take off.
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The thrill of an excellent pop record is already subversive; delight is disruptive by definition.
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But they were also lured by the simple thrill of possibly getting away with it.
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Thrill at the soft reflection of his orange porch light on the slowly-amassing piles!
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First, the thrill of seeing so many people lined up outside, excited about this show.
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For a jewelry-loving maximalists, BaubleBar's candy-colored website is a visually stimulating thrill ride.
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"Your first major league win, that's a once in a lifetime thrill, obviously," Zych said.
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After the thrill of Thanksgiving, we're back with a rather uninspired set of new releases.
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It's a thrill seeing HBO tackle pop music's sordid underbelly with an unheard-of seriousness.
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To win any tournament, and win it again, is a big thrill, a big honor.
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Last April, Price experienced the thrill of dueting with Lynn at a Tennessee music festival.
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Once the initial thrill from exposure wore off, the lack of intellectual diversity was suffocating.
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Joshi says it was a thrill to send up actors, who are "usually considered demigods".
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It's addictive to continuously release music and have that thrill of being in the studio.
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Click on to get in on this cheap thrill for yourself before everyone else does.
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Guests might not have gotten the same thrill from shooting one down in a gunfight.
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Watching Paige watch her parents absorb these words is both a heartbreak and a thrill.
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The trick, he said, is making the audience feel the same thrill as the pilots.
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But "change allocation of resources" is not the kind of call to thrill the masses.
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"That's got to be a big thrill, to get Kluber for your first," Molitor said.
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If someone was writing an essay on the Thieves' Market, they would be the thrill.
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What's missing, of course, is the sense of liveness, the thrill of the present tense.
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For thrill-seekers, BASE jumping is one of the most adrenaline-filled activities out there.
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The next Saturday, Mr. Sacheri tuned in again, but this time he got a thrill.
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In the more detached "Mascots," the fun remains, but the thrill of discovery is gone.
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Because, at this time of year, the thrill of the games gets in the way.
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"Deprogramming someone is kind of like the thrill of catching a large fish," he said.
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Others simply love the thrill of fishing, or see it as their only job option.
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Part of the thrill provided by UnREAL's first season was how tightly wound it was.
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She wanted her two sons to experience the thrill of mastering nature, as she had.
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That's my greatest thrill in life: Having friends and being able to talk to friends.
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Thrill-seekers can ride a zip line over an active volcano or through a forest.
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Letty seems to be less a hostage than a willing participant on a thrill ride.
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However I'm not a big fan of virtual trophy rooms, so this didn't thrill me.
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If you are still unable to understand the thrill, just think of a roller coaster.
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Nature had just taught him that extreme sports can quickly turn from thrill to peril.
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Do you believe that words have the power to thrill, wound, move — even to heal?
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It sounds like I'm complaining — I'm not — finding the green 3D grid is a thrill.
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It essentially pulls up every single Friday night you spent thrill seeking as a teenager.
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She's a thrill-seeker fueled by revenge, lust and … well, not greed, exactly, but compassion.
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SORKIN: I was just going to say it was a thrill watching your brain work.
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His company may cater to rich thrill seekers, but he insists he is an idealist.
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The very idea of writing over these movies with hot-pink graffiti supplies a thrill.
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" How to live now "The thrill of being an artist is to imagine the unimaginable.
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Some do it for the thrill of defying authority, often in view of their peers.
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" He added: "You're not foiling, and there's not the thrill of crashing and going over.
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We thrill to their sounds but can only guess about their languages, thoughts, and motivations.
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The thrill of the scene is how it's wittier than you were expecting it be.
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Finding consensus is neither easy nor common and usually doesn't thrill those asked to compromise.
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Instead, the show shifts from tone to tone, more temperamental than genre-bending thrill ride.
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Sande Milton: It's a real thrill to publish my first New York Times crossword puzzle.
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While that will keep her busy, Sharapova said the thrill of competition will be missed.
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Now, companies sell seats to thrill-seeking tourists for as much as $5,000 per person.
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He expected the same kind of thrill on a weekend outing with friends in May.
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Amanda Rafkin: What an absolute thrill to be making my New York Times Crossword debut!
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Phase 22 enjoyed the thrill of writing on subway cars; "impact expressionism," he called it.
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It is described by Dreamworld as a "moderate thrill" attraction for those older than two.
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For those who chase severe storms the thrill of the chase is tempered by danger.
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In this new Watchmen, superheroes aren't just the purview of thrill-seekers and proto-fascists.
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Even if you can't decipher the lyrics, sung in Tamashek, Tinariwen's shows are a thrill.
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Even the candied fruit on top provides a thrill of luxury — it comes from Paris.
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For some viewers, Johnson's confrontation with DeGeneres hit a rarified intersection of vindication and thrill.
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The thrill of it and novelty of it will never go away, nor should it.
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"But she will never really know it all, and that is the thrill," Phillips writes.
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It was a thrill last year, but we realize the challenge in front of us.
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"Part of the thrill is that your feet aren't touching the ground," San Fratello says.
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"Part of the thrill is that your feet aren't touching the ground," San Fratello says.
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It's not like doing "The Rite of Spring," where there's a thrill every 10 seconds.
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On a night curiously light on impressive singing, it was an uncomplicated, genuine, cleansing thrill.
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Perhaps now that Trump has won the presidency, he needs the thrill of conflict again.
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Steph Curry loves the thrill of victory ... but he's also a fan of da feet.
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But most likely Trump's publicity successes will thrill his fans and infuriate his foes (which will only thrill his fans more), right up until the moment disaster strikes — at which point we'll all remember that showmanship isn't really the most important part of the job.
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You can turn your location off, and sometimes I do, but I also like the thrill.
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Back then, even seeing a Tesla being driven by a stranger was a thrill for Musk.
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It's fine when you're completely stuck, but it also removes some of the thrill of discovery.
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When Italians fussed over the boys, assuming I was their mother, I felt a little thrill.
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Nothing in the It trailer feels like a cheap thrill, which is all the more thrilling.
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Given that, it's not a lot of time, which is part of the thrill of it.
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Take in the thrill of Startup Battlefield or heck, why not take part in the competition?
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I get a thrill out of people enjoying my clothing, it gives me peace of mind.
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And the dangerous sport of freediving gives participants a thrill that goes well below the surface.
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Her exuberant personality would thrill Bachelor Nation and give her suitors a run for their money.
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To me, The Alone Rush—which is out April 13 via Thrill Jockey—sounds like home.
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As a fan of comic books, Trump surely enjoyed the thrill of this kind of superpower.
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But, having totally different rising signs leaves room for intrigue and the thrill of the unknown.
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And it's usually not because of the story or the world or the thrill of exploration.
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Ultimately, the plasticity is the point — along with the thrill of anticipating the next weird sound.
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Flouting the rules of German politics seemed to thrill these AfD marchers on that September evening.
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They can only be described as adrenaline junkies who love the thrill of a good cheat.
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"It made our veins thrill" Still, Roosevelt included that tally of bagged animals for a reason.
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But then it was kind of, like, a thrill for me to do it as well.
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If you've loved the thrill of mastering a Mario level before, this is more of that.
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For people who love to see some sophistication in their cinematic mayhem, it's a major thrill.
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She conveniently spies a classified ad for a "thrill-seeker" opportunity at Shou Saito's gaming company.
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Why it shocks: This episode's titular "climb" is a genuine thrill ride, with (literal) high stakes.
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"I am a stepdad, so I've always had that thrill having little man there," he explains.
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The spontaneous wedding is done for the thrill, the rush of oxytocin and dopamine and adrenaline.
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The idea of powerful creatures in the vast untouched wilderness has a sublime thrill to it.
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Even driving the Continental GT to the golf course or office park is nearly a thrill.
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It was a total delight to shoot and it's a thrill to work with this company.
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But if he can still win fights and thrill crowds, he might not have to be.
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Snyder calls herself an "organized, careful leader," though she admits that she's also a thrill-seeker.
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It was dangerous and exciting, and when that thrill wore off, I chose a different route.
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Was it the nostalgia for the thrill of performance, or simply the human attention, I wondered?
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The thrill of swinging the machete wasn't lost when attacking the wimpy mugwort, fleabane, and clover.
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It was like eating food without flavor, offering less sensory thrill than a glass of Soylent.
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"But the thrill of possibly going to jail, that's what achieved the erection quest," responded Choe.
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A Wyoming cattle rancher, Barlow recalls his thrill at discovering the internet for the first time.
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The torque-filled thrill of near-silent electric driving is not just for elites any more.
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Desert Bus VR takes all the thrill of an eight-hour bus trip with no breaks.
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" Then, sitting next to Burtka, on the Expedition Everest thrill ride, Harris, 43, teased, "So relaxing.
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"We saw our mainstream market of families and thrill seekers coming back," Varney said on Thursday.
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"What a thrill to get to be the person who gets to do this," says Levy.
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For many of those vindicated, any thrill has been clipped by the reality of lost windfalls.
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The cold of Ammon's Ruger 20163 against Brian's naked thigh sent a thrill up his spine.
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On paper, it sounds like a sleek melting pot of Wall Street drama that'll thrill you.
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You do not know what to do with it, but it's the thrill to take something.
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Thrill of It All was his entry into the business, and Zero's success rested on him.
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But, to steal from the late, great B.B. King: for most people, the thrill is gone.
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I think that's what Ansari is portraying — the thrill of love fading into a quiet confusion.
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For parents Nicole and Christian McDonald, having the boys home was the thrill of a lifetime.
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Listen below in advance of On Dark Silent Off's release on Thrill Jockey on November 11.
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The night also gave the three artists the thrill of being among some of their idols.
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The thrill of its reveal vanishes within minutes, as does nearly any mention of its existence.
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I'd sidestep the thickish pork Milanese, no thrill especially when served with unsalted peas and favas.
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On one hand, "Before the Fall" is a complex, compulsively readable thrill ride of a novel.
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For these poets, composition provides the greatest thrill, both the record of ecstasies and their source.
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When I first started on my journey, the thrill of discovery is what pushed me forward.
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The thrill of doing as one likes wears off so quickly, curdling into boredom, even despair.
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There was a hypnotic pull, a thrill even, to what was unfolding on my laptop screen.
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The thrill of the chase aside, Mr. Rawes says he is performing a vital historical service.
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The slide is inside Thrill Waterpark, along with 12 others like Dueling Demons and Screeching Serpent.
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Yet for the A.D.D. Trump, it seems to be part of the thrill to wing it.
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Trump is a man who relishes gossip, inside information and the thrill of breaking the rules.
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Kids in particular will thrill to the tableau, but adults are not immune to its charms.
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You can get your fill of the thrill of automatic weapons fire and high capacity magazines.
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But they were motivated, prosecutors said, by more than the thrill of meddling in police politics.
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That prospect appears not to thrill Sir Craig Reedie, the longtime president of the antidoping agency.
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Partygoers have been said to enjoy the "thrill" of not knowing whether they'd end up infected.
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Then there was the thrill-seeking Garrett Miller—a wheelchair bound, wisecracking jock with a brain.
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Our writer, who calls himself "chicken-livered," examines the reasons behind the thrill of confronting fear.
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I still remember the thrill of singing along with Soul Brother Number One that first summer.
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But, to steal from the late, great B.B. King: For most people, the thrill is gone.
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Ties The thrill of 'otherness' was less delightful to my children than it was to me.
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Add to that Everest's inimitable appeal to a growing body of thrill-seekers the world over.
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These emerge when you speak to him or even think about him — and they thrill you.
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But hers is not just a job for thrill seekers; it is about thinking ahead, constantly.
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They liked the thrill of riding waves, and they also liked the effort to demystify it.
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Shopping at thrift stores, like I did in my early 20s, has become a Saturday thrill.
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"This is giving us an actual window into the visceral thrill of the hunt," she said.
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She still feels a thrill at the sweeping sea views from her building's rooftop, she said.
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"There's a particular thrill about that high coloratura range," Mr. Adès said in a phone interview.
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We may see another match between Sharapova and Williams at Wimbledon — always a thrill for fans.
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Nico Muhly's " Two Boys " mapped the thrill and the danger of self-exposure on the Internet.
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Here's what else is happening: Today's weather could make lunch on any curb a culinary thrill.
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I'll admit it: I derived a slight thrill from sharing a Fanta with a real militant.
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Another part of the project seeks to share the thrill of discovery with schools and educators.
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As with the mini-shopping spree, there was still some thrill in needing to go undercover.
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Awkward as hell because I'd never done it before, but it was a real-life thrill.
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These habits are also common among gamblers who seek the sensation of a thrill, Shulman said.
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I also wanted the frisson of flirtation and the thrill of seduction, without the follow-through.
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Taken in one bite, the dish is a thrill of hot and cold, crisp and soft.
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There's always the thrill of discovering a book I can't wait to tell our readers about.
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A lot of people don't take horror seriously, and see it just as a thrill ride.
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"Thank you to all of our readers, fans, and haters—it's been a thrill," he added.
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Sometimes it's OK to just sit and laugh or feel the thrill of watching the impossible.
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Her songs capture the thrill of slightly askew pop gems, then amplify them into something undeniable.
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But as with all such acts, it's a sad fact that safety nets reduce the thrill.
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Some consumers seem to get an additional thrill from knowing tiger-bone wine is highly illegal.
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And for some people (even the president's opponents), the climate of crisis inspires a perverse thrill.
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There is a bracing thrill to watching a woman so manifestly gravid being irreverent and lewd.
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I waited a few seconds before I looked up, allowing myself the thrill of being watched.
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Part of the thrill of listening to him has been how lustrously he paints the unattainable.
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But an opportunity like Panorama, when American bookings like this are still rare, is a thrill.
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I carried that thrill with me to Chicago on the first day that people could apply.
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Make some stew this weekend, anyway, even if you don't thrill to the flavors of Korea.
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What you'll get is a play that might not make much sense, but can still thrill.
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Periscope, an app designed for momentary snippets of live video, can give viewers a similar thrill.
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Part of the thrill of watching the draft is the possibility of watching the future before it happens, which is also the thrill of the debut novelist: the chance to read an author before she has become a legacy, before she has become part of the canon.
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This suggests that thrill seekers riding roller coasters perceive the experience as stressful in a positive way.
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There is no substitute for the thrill of being immersed in a wild marine environment, he said.
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It might offer a thrill to Trump's core supporters, at least for a news cycle or two.
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The thrill-seeking performer originally made his name in New York as a magician and endurance artist.
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And it&aposs such a thrill that now, I get to share it with my grandson, Eli.
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There's a relaxed air of self-acceptance that pervades the album, mixed with the thrill of rediscovery.
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Their glum fortunes pale next to the thrill of having been palm-to-palm with something big.
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But they can provide a certain giddy thrill if you're into sub-Springer, lowest common denominator brawls.
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There's nothing quite like finding a cheap thrill that exceeds any and all cost-per-wear expectations.
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They experience the thrill of being someone else – someone cooler, smarter, sexier, braver – for a little while.
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And that, rather than the thrill of fresh billions, could be what really distracts America's new leader.
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You love a thrill, but the moon in sensitive Scorpio asks you not to overstimulate yourself today.
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I felt a faint thrill, not of physical arousal but a stirring of my spirit of adventure.
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The point is for you to revel in the aquatic scenery and the thrill of being hunted.
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But I enjoyed the thrill and never internalized the fright to the point that it became terror.
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The Ecuadorean town of Baños de Agua Santa is a playground for adventure-lovers and thrill-seekers.
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They only need to feel real to scare us and thrill us, one tweet at a time.
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People were also using the internet to celebrate the thrill that comes with exercising your civic duty.
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It's always a big thrill to ride over the into the city and ride out of it.
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Credit, on the other hand, should be a vehicle of economic progress, not a circular thrill ride.
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My literary young heart felt something profound afoot, and it knew the thrill of awe and pity.
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And if you've never seen one up close and personal, you're in for a thrill-packed day.
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Op-Ed Contributor SAN FRANCISCO — As an attorney and Uganda human rights activist, America's elections thrill me.
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Even if you'll never be among the 1%, there's a certain thrill to seeing how they live.
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How many talented men will scrap their most important relationships and careers for a brief ononastic thrill?
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We're lucky to be be here for the amusement park thrill ride of a genius at play.
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Hunchback: The thrill of horror and the macabre wears off extremely quickly when it's interpreted too seriously.
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The two sides' "Strategic Partnership Agreement", negotiated alongside the economic one, contains little to thrill the soul.
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A zip wire is occasionally hung from the tallest buildings for the pleasure of thrill-seeking workers.
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It also features a family-friendly Dragon Coaster for kids who are seeking their first thrill experience.
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How many talented men will scrap their most important relationships and careers for a brief onanistic thrill?
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Plus, the thrill of having 20 notifications on Facebook when you get home is like mainlining esteem.
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It was a night for big numbers, but the real thrill of the game was non-statistical.
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While the whale has been described as a "thrill" for beachgoers, its story is actually quite sad.
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I Have Fought Against It, But I Can't Any Longer is out this Friday on Thrill Jockey.
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He liked the thrill of noticing people's reactions when they could tell he was wearing a bra.
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The thrill of it all is that we're watching an emotional car crash happen in slow motion.
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Expect people to be really into the thrill of the chase now that Venus is in Aries.
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How do you get from the knock-kneed initial thrill of having sex to a steadier pleasure?
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Last year we had the special thrill of being on site, and listening to people compliment them.
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This doesn't thrill the predator... so he starts hunting down that soldier and his equipment, of course.
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It was a thrill the likes of which you only experience in some life-or-death situation.
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Australian publication Wet Set Magazine [NSFW] is aimed at girls who "enjoy the thrill" of wetting themselves.
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By valuing moments over stories, we get the visceral thrill of experience with no understanding of context.
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In the thrill of such possibilities sits all that is most promising about the exploration of space.
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We no longer simply thrill at the cold cases, we think we can solve them on Reddit.
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Virtual reality may be an even better bet at locations that already attract crowds of thrill seekers.
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But that doesn't spoil the annual thrill of seeing a troupe so effortlessly diverse, international and adept.
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Some investigators believe that whoever is behind the poisonings gets a disturbed thrill from taking a life.
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Ten years and over a thousand operations later, and it's all still a thrill unlike any other.
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Weeks ago that would've been unthinkable, going against the sheer thrill of exploration that initially guided me.
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When you reach Bad News, then, there is little thrill to be had in the swirling adventures.
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You don't need to be in the mountains of another continent to seek the thrill of ziplining.
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Locals are hoping for a steady trickle of aviation thrill-seekers, French history buffs and whale-watchers.
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According to Wallace, the entire concept of CocoCay is built on the idea of "thrill and chill."
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"Pure, unmitigated thrill is what I feel," Mr. Levy said over lunch at Mr. Chow here recently.
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But for the average consumer, the thrill of virtual-reality gaming with PlayStation VR may be fleeting.
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We played for the thrill of it, for the sake of it, and for no other reason.
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As you thrill your current customers with a feast of innovation, who did you forget to invite?
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" The Dreamworld site describes the ride, which has been around for 30 years, as a "moderate thrill.
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Probably not, if the reader is in it for the thrill and the twist, which most are.
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Monstrous dinosaurs may captivate first graders, who thrill at being scared at a safe distance in time.
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If you enjoy the thrill of potentially being caught (as I do), this could be ridiculously fun.
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There's even a thrill that comes with finishing one workout, and of course the entire 12 weeks.
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That must have been a thrill to open up for the Velvet Underground for your first album.
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She's not just a thrill to watch in the cage, she's an excellent ambassador for the sport.
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For me, it's about the thrill and fun of it in that moment, in the right place.
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We see it in the collective thrill of Ofglen/Ofsteven driving off, because she can't stand it.
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Sweet, seductive Venus enters Aries, a sign that loves the thrill of the chase, on February 3.
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In all, it's a thrill to have Hop Along, and their sweet, confessional brand of rock back.
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The thrill of victory and deflation of defeat binds fans around the world regardless of team affiliation.
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The whole pregnancy thing is new to me, but the thrill of having a baby is not.
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The complexity ramps up a thousand percent, of course, and that's the thrill of playing this way.
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"Do It Again" from Steely Dan's 21993 debut album, "Can't Buy a Thrill," reached the Top 22000.
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It makes the experience of buying a coffee or checking out at a grocery store a thrill.
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"I just had this intense feeling whenever I saw him, every time was a thrill," she continued.
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In the pounding of our footsteps, below the wild panic, I remember a distinct thrill of pleasure.
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Anyone who loves the water knows the thrill of breaking the surface to enter a different world.
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You get the thrill of deep connection, but you don't have to, like, talk about your feelings.
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Fox hunters are more likely to emphasize the thrill of the chase and the seldom-caught fox.
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Part of the thrill of heist movies is in watching a caper take shape before its execution.
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Riding the rides isn't always fun, and I'm no thrill seeker in my day-to-day life.
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Travel Tips Recreational vehicles offer travelers the thrill of the open road and the comforts of home.
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But people want opioids; people crave unhealthy foods; people thrill to fake news that stokes their biases.
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The thrill of incremental advances toward understanding Crispr's true power underpins the central drama of Human Nature.
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In 2015, Mr. Bridwell gave Palm Springs Life magazine a succinct explanation for all that thrill-seeking.
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As an election looms, Binyamin Netanyahu digs deep for ways to scare or thrill his hawkish supporters.
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The company's owner, Mark Thornton, said that walking to see big game is a thrill-filled experience.
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I still get a thrill putting on that uniform and to hear those wonderful words, 'Play ball.
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Why go back to an office when your next job can be a non-stop thrill ride?
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But seeing women too expansive and untidy for pigeonholing narrate their own lives, well, that's a thrill.
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They faced real-life responsibilities and challenges that thrill, fascinate and sometimes terrify young readers of today.
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Then comes a glorious shock of recognition, almost a thrill of the illicit: Should this be happening?
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The thrill of rebellious acts fuels your sense of self, and you love showing off your originality.
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The thrill of the chase is sometimes better than the prize, but this was equally as great.
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As of 2019, the Yeti-themed thrill ride still holds this title, according to Best of Orlando.
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A national right-to-work law would thrill congressional Republicans but provoke near-uniform opposition from labor.
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Alas, the thrill is short-lived, a lonely cascade of fireworks in a night of damp squibs.
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While the parties were dear to him, nothing beat the thrill of the real thing, he said.
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Part of the thrill of Hustlers, after all, is knowing that these events happened in real life.
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We live in a cynical culture, and yet the young, beautiful, talented, and famous still thrill us.
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And he must forget about glory or thrill or personal fulfillment — at least in the near term.
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That's a long trek, and seeing your byline on a New York Times crossword is a thrill.
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Not the thrill of making a man who had paid for it crawl across the floor begging.
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We like what we like sexually, but it seems Joanie enjoys the thrill of being near death.
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It's also the longest thrill ride on the pier with over a mile of track to cover.
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Troemel's work, at its best, gives the viewer the thrill of stumbling on an authentic viral gem.
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How are students and teachers able to join in the thrill of discovery of these ancient vessels?
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"It was a thrill to pair this life-long love with this powerful historical context," she explains.
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Instead, she insists on taking the wheel, terrorizing Paisley with doughnuts, fishtails and other thrill-seeking moves.
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The other day, I had a White Lady, followed by a Love Thrill and a Hanky Panky.
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The Love Thrill and the Hanky Panky, on the other hand, were indeed born at the Savoy.
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My spoiler-free review advised enjoying the thrill-ride part, and warned that overthinking leads to suffering.
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The intensity of every dancer — as always with Mr. Peck's creations for City Ballet — is a thrill.
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The spectacles that thrill us and the documentary evidence that horrifies us are hard to tell apart.
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Part of the thrill of these stories for G. is that they are a secret from me.
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Just be happy for them, and share in the thrill of their journey while they're on it.
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Part of the thrill of following him—as with so many underground musicians—is in his prolificacy.
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And part of the reason I do this is because of the thrill of stepping out into the unknown, but if the music sounds like anything that has been rehearsed or what I have created in isolation, I think it will be a real thrill for the audience too.
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On The Record: Sam Smith—The Thrill Of It All will premiere on Apple Music on November 3.
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It wasn't until the band's debut LP, Can't Buy a Thrill, that they gained critical and commercial traction.
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Few researchers, though, thrill to the idea of a career in administration, so changing that might be difficult.
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Standing in the forest, I was able to feel a bit of the thrill Kobusch felt by disconnecting.
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That way, perhaps, he will be cursed to roam far afield for the thrill of annoying a stranger.
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So was it as much about the thrill of doing it as it was actually getting free stuff?
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So sports are tribal and they're very emotional; it's the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
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That leads me to believe that this young woman does shit like this for the thrill of it.
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Watching dragons spit fire and toys come to life is a thrill unlike any other form of nostalgia.
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It's a job that's so different; that aspect of being in the air, for me it's a thrill.
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Perhaps even better than the thrill of the hunt, in some cases, are the stories behind the plates.
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Rather than a cheap thrill, "Get Out" is a rare film that challenges and entertains in equal measure.
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We've talked about the thrill of saving for the future and the satisfaction of building your emergency fund.
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As much as we love a cheap thrill here at Refinery29, we can't deny ourselves an occasional splurge.
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"We will move heaven and earth to thrill you and photographers everywhere," he told one Flickr Pro user.
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It does, however, maintain its tension in a way that outshines many of this year's summer thrill rides.
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We need the antics of celebrities and the thrill of harmless conspiracy theory to keep our blood pumping.
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It's the thrill of the will they / won't they, the build of every burning look or near touch.
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They also hold the thrill of an amusement park ride or, at their most classist, a horror film.
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Maybe that thrill is why I've been talking about Imposters to everyone, including strangers in the grocery line.
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As in I can't put them down, even though the thrill is gone and they're driving me crazy.
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And the photographs here evoke both the thrill and the potential nightmare of giving in to that impulse.
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Some thrill seekers tend to jump out of planes; I just like a little bit of the unknown.
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Recreation use could be somewhere down the line for thrill seekers with $200,000 to burn on a suit.
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Slipping up a 50-story clock tower, then free falling over the other side never loses its thrill.
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There's an incredible thrill when someone runs by you and doesn't even notice you amid the thick foliage.
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But with that understanding, Beyond Skyline becomes an enjoyably loopy thrill-ride, full of sudden shifts and turns.
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But the way Cirie so quickly unpacks the subtext of his every gesture gave me an electric thrill.
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That technology and business thrill ride makes enterprise a category TechCrunch has long wanted to tackle head on.
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It's a skill that few possess, and produces an unmatched thrill when you finally land your first bottle.
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They never fail to thrill or delight or make you laugh, and Kitty does all of those things.
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A thrill rushed over me as my knees pressed against my tits and he held me there, exposed.
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For me, nothing could extend the thrill of a standing ovation like great sex with a gorgeous guy.
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ReadMeThe Phantom 4 is the best Phantom yet, an absolute thrill to fly and a fantastic photography tool.
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The screams are prelude to the same thrill of victory that fuels so many of gaming's escapist fantasies.
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Ranging from $69.50 to $98, the items are a cheap thrill that'll shoot you right back to 2002.
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Slipping up a 225-story clock tower, then free falling over the other side never loses its thrill.
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Skiing involved hours of hard climb on foot or skis for just a few minutes of downhill thrill.
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Skateboarders are always looking for the next thrill, and few places offer a challenge quite like Edinburgh Castle.
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Rather than being repulsed by his excesses, they thrill at Trump's subversion of the rules of political decorum.
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Or it could be the next beachside thrill ride — if you're willing to strap yourself to a turbine.
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The measure failed, however, with pushback from citizens and legislators who characterized hunting groundhogs as a thrill kill.
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But as I got older, porn became less of a shocking thrill and more of a necessary evil.
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And the thrill of seeing some new photo of your ex on Instagram can snowball into an obsession.
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We absolutely love the thrill that comes from watching innovative tech startups launch their products to the world.
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For fans who never got the see the band in the 90s, the reunion was a real thrill.
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"It's hard to say why, but it's such a thrill to quiet all the digital noise," Unsworth says.
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Despite seeing it many times, she said, she still finds herself getting caught up in the primal thrill.
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Earlier this week, Sia debuted a new remix to her song "Cheap Thrill," featuring verses from Sean Paul.
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For the NFL veteran, the thrill of acting is just as fun as being out on the field.
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Sure, they're thrilled to be going to the prom, anticipating the thrill of being princess for a night.
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In all, the mystery and thrill makes for a captivating episode that fans had long been waiting for.
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Harnesses, which might seem safer to untrained thrill-seekers, also can prove harder to escape in an emergency.
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The book's descriptions of the victims of Brady's thrill-maiming also need no extra spookiness to hit home.
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Gorsuch's confirmation did thrill evangelicals, and though Kavanaugh reportedly told Senator Susan Collins that he believes Roe v.
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Thanks to a ticket from the Mashable art department, I finally got my second thrill-ride adrenaline fix.
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"The thrill is gone," he said to her, as he tried to replenish the calories he was losing.
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Playing James Bond is a thrill for Daniel Craig — but it also takes a toll on the actor.
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I love the tiny thrill of realizing someone you would like to spend more time with also smokes.
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And while it's doubtful that Norman's employers approve of his thrill-seeking, Norman fulfilled one of his dreams.
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Working hard for less thrill has its fans, and they tend to be fitter than their joyriding cousins.
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Displaying the bodies outside the owner's address, we think, is a big part of the thrill for them.
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There's people cheating just because they like the thrill of cheating, because they can get away with it.
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The point is not to punish a handful of powerful men to get some kind of vengeful thrill.
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Twizzlers: the perfect candy for someone who would like to feel the thrill of chewing on a candle.
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And while it's great for the wallet and a momentary thrill, it's not that great for the environment.
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What makes someone thrill-seeking, he said, comes down to a mix of genes, environment and early development.
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It should be noted that plans to fly wealthy thrill-seekers into space are frequently altered or abandoned.
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Pursuits From steep spinning coasters to single-rail sensations, the most innovative thrill rides of the new season.
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The thrill of this year's World Cup may be fading, but in Qatar, all eyes are on 2022.
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Although Game 7 lacked some of the suspense of the earlier contests, the Series was still a thrill.
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Or one might ask how long it would take for any of these fetishes to lose its thrill.
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I, Tonya skillfully conjures the thrill of that moment both to the audience and, more importantly, to Tonya.
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His efforts in the first two televised debates were solid but stirred no thrill of enthusiasm from viewers.
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Mr. Best felt the thrill of possibility — he knew something romantic had been brewing — but he held back.
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The thrill of this generation of black playwrights is that they've harnessed the true power of the theater.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The economic mess awaiting Pakistan's new leader could take the thrill out of his election victory.
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So did the thrill of witnessing the same player flinging fastballs past hitters and launching them over fences.
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Absorbing different cultures, eating new foods and gaining unique perspectives about the world develop the thrill of exploration.
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It is a non-stop thrill ride, all the way until the literal end of time and space.
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But fans of the No. 18 Wildcats should thrill to its meaningful October game under Kyle Field's lights.
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But others seized on their deaths as a moment to warn against thrill-seeking for an online audience.
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Tesla has taken us on a constant thrill ride during the decade since its 2010 initial public offering.
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For Pastrana, the thrill is worth the risk, and focusing on the fun helps you overcome the fear.
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The Bardenas reminds us that the true thrill of travel is the privilege of feeling discomfited by nature.
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Their eyes are a liquid brown, their noses inquisitive, their udders homely; small children thrill to their moo.
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Goldberg came over and said that you couldn't discount the thrill of the search as a motivation, too.
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With the dumbvac, the masochism of my ongoing relationships with tech gives way to the thrill of domination.
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Being transgressive can be part of the thrill for me, but only against perceived rules, not some passerby.
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Our reviewer, Peter Brannen, called it a "thrill" to follow Williams into the underworld of black-market fossils.
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But that didn't keep him from the rock-god thrill of his career in the New York run.
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Back then, believing in God felt mostly unremarkable, occasionally interesting, and every so often like a private thrill.
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Listen and thrill, O seekers of sensation, to the "pah-pah-pah" of rotor blades beating the air.
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His music chases the thrill of music itself, the feeling of a new sound passing through your body.
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It is a thrill to sit down every day, open my laptop and communicate with this wonderful community.
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He was a thrill to watch and, based on everything I heard, unanimously regarded as a great kid.
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It just wants to entertain us with explosions and thrill us with the tale of the contractors' heroism.
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Quick and easy visual connections may thrill the eye, but they also threaten critical understandings of historical specificity.
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I'm the sort of burned-out-Libra-millennial who is always weighing what else I could be doing to optimize my hours, and so it's a thrill—a milky, peanut-butter-cup-studded thrill—to realize that when I'm holding ice cream, the present is perfect just the way it is.
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Like her brother Danny (George Clooney), Debbie Ocean gets off on the thrill of getting away with a job.
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Dame Helen Mirren had a huge thrill on her wedding night — but not one that most newlyweds wish for!
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"It is such a thrill to open more stores, especially in the Miami Area," Mendes said in a statement.
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After trying the lackluster hardware on the Pixel 2, getting my hands on the Pixelbook felt like a thrill.
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And bad news for you, thrill-seekers: No passengers or cargo will be on board, to keep weight low.
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That's probably why we still thrill to learn about the man who made all those monster suits really roar.
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Wear a pallium over your chasuble or thrill the devoted at morning Mass by sporting your very own omophorion.
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It's an impressive history that David Bishop and Karl Stock chronicle in their newly-updated book Thrill-Power Overload.
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The juxtaposition of the two brings humanity to a story that otherwise could have been just a thrill ride.
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"The whole pregnancy thing is new to me, but the thrill of having a baby is not," she shared.
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Maybe it's the "too hot to handle"dare implicit in the bright red labels; maybe, it's the heatseeking thrill.
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You really seemed to be enjoying your life and on this giddy, very girlish physical, and emotional thrill ride.
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BoJack Horseman still deserves more accolades than it gets, but it's still a thrill to see Schaal included here.
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I've idolized her since I was a kid, so getting to sing with her would be a huge thrill.
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The thrill isn't just that I will have reached the end of eight months of dedication and hard work.
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He turned out to be a thrill-seeking junkie who was on probation for assault against a family member.
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But Mr Marsh describes it as a sort of addiction, where the huge responsibility is part of the thrill.
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It's a question the team hasn't thought much about, but once the thrill of competition subsides, real life looms.
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It was an exciting, thrill-packed way of grappling with ethical questions as grand in scope as life itself.
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Call me the hipster grifter, but there is an undeniable thrill in watching people pull off elaborate, complicated hoaxes.
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Last year it was such a thrill to call Julia Roberts and offer it to her ( she said yes!).
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But some thrill seekers, or even just teens who believe they are invincible, may crave that sort of risk.
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With fun games and a snackable format, Proveit lets you enjoy the thrill of betting at a moment's notice.
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As thrill-inducing as shopping for an upcoming getaway is, it's also a fairly humbling lesson in self-control.
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Pets are Not Presents: You are responsible for an animal even after the thrill of the holidays fades away.
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When asked whether he misses the thrill of it all, Linton pauses and takes a giant swig of Coke.
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But only one genre combines the thrill of heightened human emotions with the twisted core of a psychological thriller.
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After the initial nerves of the first date wear off, second dates can actually be more of a thrill.
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And then David Bowie came to one of our shows, and that was like the thrill of a lifetime.
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The only problem was that once that initial thrill of playing on Hoth subsided Battlefront felt a little wanting.
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Thrill-seekers can pay $25 to slide down 45 feet of bulletproof glass nearly 1,000 feet in the air.
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But not every guaquero can get one, and some prefer the thrill of the hunt to a pay cheque.
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The thrill of figuring out how to kill a target who is surrounded by dozens of guards still remains.
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If you have a good, flavorful hot sauce, however, it can turn a bloody mary into a real thrill.
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It has put out a larger-than-usual number of features and products that have failed to thrill reviewers.
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But the real thrill of the episode is watching Jeff Probst in his eternal quest to understand human relationships.
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Green didn't just feel like donning a metallic mask and looking legitimately 24K-dipped for the thrill of it.
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The Bachelor operates sort of like a football game — many watch for the thrill of not know who wins.
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Any good Rocky Horror production knows that its electric thrill lies in turning shock value into an art form.
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Given Peele's interest in social horror, the film is likely to be more than just a bloody thrill ride.
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"I'm not [single], which is crazy," said Smith, who released his second studio album The Thrill of It All.
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Elegant, accessible, a thrill to drive, and ever evolving, the car that debuted in 21 has earned its fanatics.
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Obviously. But while we savor the thrill of this imminent smackdown, it's worth figuring out how we got here.
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But seeing each subplot to its resolution slows down the overall pace and dulls Guardians 2's jaunty thrill.
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While there are some competitive events, most swing dancers are hobbyists looking for little more than a weeknight thrill.
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And I mean, who doesn't love the thrill of snagging a killer deal in such a short time window?
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It takes thrill seekers on a 3D broom ride through Hogwarts Castle and other iconic locations from the book.
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Thrill-seekers can step out of the 70th floor onto the Skyslide, suspended 1,000 feet above West Fifth Street.
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"It was not a bunch of irresponsible people looking for a drug thrill," resident Swan Vega, 33, told CNN.
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He took to the Grammys stage to sing "Pray" off The Thrill of It All backed by a choir.
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What a thrill it is to be able to witness all the records this dynamic, thoughtful movie is smashing.
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None of us knows who will be the victor in this week's matches, and that's part of the thrill.
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"I'm not [single], which is crazy," said Smith, who released his second studio album The Thrill of It All.
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They're the thrill of seeing Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt pile up medals, pushing the limits of physical performance.
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Many people were meeting new friends — sometimes best friends, which was a huge thrill for me — through the program.
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You have to allow yourself to enjoy the cheap thrill of mocking the gauche excess of chopping up Louis.
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The decision will thrill Republican conservatives and evangelical Christians who make up a large share of his political base.
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The scene is a more elegant demonstration of Richie's thrill-seeking nature than his vacuum-cleaner approach to cocaine.
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"I was never financially motivated because I was just in it for the thrill and politically motivated," he said.
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But giving up the visceral thrill of a sports car for a family vehicle can seem like a penalty.
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Instead of whipping my phone out to Google it, I decided give myself a thrill and stay completely unaware.
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" The response appeared to thrill Minaj, who tweeted her delight that Eminem is "silly & a goof just like me.
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Experience the thrill of Crash Team Racing on a Nintendo Switch console, only £239.20 today when using code PURE20.
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One shows them topless and tenderly touching each other in bed, their faces flushed with the thrill of discovery.
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But the thrill of knowing that her Peloton friends would be online at the same time kept her going.
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Those who relish the group's fiery recordings of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos will thrill to a performance of the Fourth.
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I hadn't had occasion to play truant in close to a decade, and ditching class elicited a familiar thrill.
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"Jackie Lynn" (Thrill Jockey) A lot of Haley Fohr's musical life has happened under the name Circuit des Yeux.
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Nothing beats the thrill of scoring a deal on the perfect gift for your family or a loved one.
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"There's no locomotive-like drumbeat to thrill you and sweep you along," the composer Jeanine Tessori once told us.
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They did not understand the thrill and the pain and the obligation of owning a part of their country.
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Test yourself on one of the thrill-seeking fair rides, eat delicious fried food, or walk along the boardwalk.
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In McDevitt's study, 70% of these "thrill offenses" were assaults, including vicious beatings that put victims in the hospital.
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If you're down for a thrill, then by all means, but this one gets a low rating from me!
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The thrill of sex, for a gimp like me, is that someone ACTUALLY wanted to see my naked body.
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But even divorced from that there was a potent thrill that came with playing out those low-res transgressions.
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For the second group, the fear of giving away three points would supersede the thrill of capturing three points.
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The draw is the secondhand thrill of someone else's purchase, the joy of envying another person's newly acquired goods.
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Ultimate Care II is out February 19 on Thrill Jockey This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
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He wants to portray Celeste as a sexual thrill-seeker, someone who craved physical violence as a turn-on.
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But if it's the referee's role to sanitize boxing, it's the subjective, singular thrill fighting provides that legitimizes it.
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Claude Fontaine's music perfectly captures the thrill that comes with discovering an excellent old LP at a record store.
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It's hard to express, but it gives me a lot of thrill and excitement to work closely with them.
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In the 1980s, he coined the term "Type T" personality to refer to the behavioral profile of thrill-seekers.
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The grandstands roared at the thrill of a good old-fashioned brawl — a rare sight in Nascar these days.
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I loved the thrill of winning money, but unsurprisingly, I wasn't keen on the horror show of losing it.
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Who, in need of a new home, doesn't thrill to the news of a vacancy in a friend's building?
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I crave the thrill of admiring nature in the raw; it reminds us that we live on a planet.
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" Another email sent between the accounts read, "for a thrill try out bumpfire ar's with a 100 round magazine.
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Whether or not you speak Spanish, the beauty of flowers and the thrill of circus arts require no translation.
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It's a thrill to see Mr. Ostermeier, known best for trenchant social commentary, apply his cleareyed vision to comedy.
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There's no bigger thrill than the crisp clap of a massive belly flop made by an actual massive belly.
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But then one night, she watched with thrill and alarm as a savory cook made a soufflé to order.
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To some, there's a thrill in eating pokeweed — it's the vegetable equivalent of fugu, the famously toxic Japanese blowfish.
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A decade ago, just getting a reservation to a hot restaurant like Alinea in Chicago was enough to thrill.
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It should be noted, however, that plans to fly wealthy thrill-seekers into space are frequently altered or abandoned.
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Hope you get as big a thrill out of finishing today's totally different fill as Howard did in 2016.
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Finally, the eclipse was a rare thrill, but it's not the only celestial happening you can see from Earth.
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This tenderness is relatable; it's the thrill of undressing in front of someone who has never seen you naked.
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Tricky Thursday themes that thrill through tough-to-twig techniques take twice (to tenfold) the time to tack together.
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The thrill of "Cheer" is that it's more than entertainment -- it's yet another reflection of the messiness of life.
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And as the people thrill to him as a kind of solution, a democracy willingly, even impetuously, repeals itself.
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The history of Black American enslavement teaches that the hunger of power and sexual thrill are voracious and interconnected.
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The son of a former serf, he left rural poverty for a factory job and the thrill of modernity.
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