The gig starts to feel more like a treasure hunt.
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He compared his trip to Ollie's to a treasure hunt.
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Eric first heard about Fenn's treasure hunt in early 2003.
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On one hand, the treasure hunt smacks of marketing genius.
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All in all, it was a fine midweek treasure hunt.
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And it's messy so it feels like a treasure hunt.
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"It's a little bit like a treasure hunt," he said.
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You're on a worldwide treasure hunt that will literally never end.
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Narrator: And this treasure hunt intentionally happens in a small space.
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A conversation is like a treasure hunt for nuggets to exchange.
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It's basically an outdoor treasure hunt for a GPS-coordinated container.
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In this way, shopping for LuLaRoe is like a treasure hunt.
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Sometimes searching for these moments is like going on a treasure hunt.
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They'll discover the treasure-hunt fun of looking for a good book.
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This nationwide treasure hunt will last until the end of the year.
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As their furious excitement proves, there's nothing quite like a treasure hunt.
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A Thief's End feels like a pure treasure hunt from get-go.
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Come for the promise of a murder mystery and a treasure hunt.
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"It's like a treasure hunt and the treasure is bad," he explained.
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Something deeper than a mere tattoo treasure hunt seems to underlie this story.
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People also ask for his assistance on matters unrelated to the treasure hunt.
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It's like going on a treasure hunt, except you don't get a map.
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It's weird how credit card info is often doled out like treasure hunt clues.
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Every day he approached his counter like a small boy on a treasure-hunt.
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Like TJX, fellow off-price retailer Ross Stores offers shoppers a treasure hunt experience.
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I highly recommend flea markets: It's an aimless treasure hunt filled with conversation starters.
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It's more of a treasure hunt than a fight, and there's an interesting storyline.
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Astin's character Mikey led his friends on the pirate treasure hunt in "The Goonies."
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Off-price retailer proved on Tuesday that its "treasure hunt" strategy still makes sense.
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Ultimately, Nordstrom Rack is the self-proclaimed "ultimate treasure hunt destination" for a reason.
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"People come back to Costco stores for the thrill of the treasure hunt," Hong says.
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It felt like a treasure hunt in the same way that shopping for vintage does.
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The treasure hunt for the most amazing ______ (fill in the blank) will be so edifying.
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The royal siblings found pinecones, which Kate hid for the children's treasure hunt on Monday.
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Hide pennies around the house and tell your kids to go on a treasure hunt.
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It feels like a treasure hunt, as there are never the same things twice.2.
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Where they all overlapped was the "X marks the spot" on this cosmic treasure hunt.
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Costco prides itself in offering a treasure-hunt experience, which is hard to replicate online.
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Now your search has gone from a treasure hunt to a needle-in-a-haystack hunt.
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These discount chains have attracted customers by creating a treasure hunt-like feel at their stores.
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"The treasure hunt for Donald Trump's tax returns is on the way," MSNBC's Chris Matthews said.
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It offers its customers the treasure hunt experience, promising department-store quality for thrift-store value.
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Characters in the network attend school, socialize and take part in a high-stakes treasure hunt.
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It's like a global treasure hunt, only the treasure is the chance to be Internet famous.
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It was like going from a treasure hunt with a map to chartering a new ocean.
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So he started an online treasure hunt that challenged him to give back to his community.
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Part treasure hunt, part Who's Who in America, it has now become their part-time job.
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There is that murder, but also a treasure hunt, a land grab and a mysterious benefactor.
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They were about communion and the treasure hunt for identity; rites of passage individual and generational.
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The whole thing might leave you wanting to embark on a treasure hunt through Hollywood archives.
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Tomb Raider is like an anti-treasure hunt, a mad quest to unleash a world-ending plague.
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Aside from this highly speculative and perhaps frivolous reading, the narrative in "Treasure Hunt" remains vaguely thematic.
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Eric Ashby By early 280 Eric had become consumed by Fenn's treasure hunt, talking about it incessantly.
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Her 4-year-old daughter found pinecones, which Kate hid for the children's treasure hunt on Monday.
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The treasure hunt brings both groups to Madagascar as they search for a lost pirate colony, Libertalia.
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Searching for a delicious bite of pop culture once took on the contours of a treasure hunt.
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Buyers are responsible for geocaching their way to the goods—like a modern tech-enhanced treasure hunt.
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I met my boyfriend at a treasure hunt on Valentine's Day—we were on the same team.
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"You go specifically for the patio furniture, and then the treasure hunt aspect kicks in," Ciccarelli said.
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Dan Poulson I was never bored; piecing together the various symbols and clues became a treasure hunt.
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Ultimately, the treasure hunt led them to a surprise party where the teen's friends and family were waiting.
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To resurrect the algorithm that linked the two, Ms Dell embarked on what she calls a "treasure hunt".
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Related: [Exclusive] Treasure Hunt the Web for GIFed Donuts and Pikachus GIF Six Pack: It's National Donut Day
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Forrest Fenn announced his treasure hunt by publishing this poem, which contains nine clues to the chest's location.
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The Nordstrom Rack model appeals more to customers looking for a so-called treasure hunt while they shop.
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Over the past few days, a bunch of robots have taken part in a very serious treasure hunt.
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This book is great for coloring, of course, but it's also made it something of a treasure hunt.
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Each detection starts its own treasure hunt, as scientist have to discover what created the ripples in spacetime.
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LOS ANGELES — Disney is billing a new entertainment experience as a free "treasure hunt" for "Star Wars" fans.
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At the same time, it introduces whimsical encounters into public spaces — and creates a citywide treasure hunt of sorts.
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The treasure hunt—and my film—is better without the answers, if everyone completes it in their own way.
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The recent daily treasure hunt that's started over on the subreddit r/CasualUK is the perfect example of this.
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Similar to T.J. Maxx and Ross Stores, these shops will offer a "treasure hunt" experience but with used clothing.
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Martin Gero: I've wanted to do a puzzle/treasure hunt show for years … but could never quite crack it.
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Narrator: This feeds into a sort of treasure-hunt shopping experience typical of stores like TJ Maxx and Marshalls.
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In 2003, after Felipe's death, Eduardo inherited a box filled with notes and maps relating to the treasure hunt.
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Saturday • Solve puzzles and hunt for clues on a treasure hunt beginning at 110 East 28th Street in Manhattan.
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It's worth a try and who knows, perhaps ye can schedule a treasure hunt with you and your co-hearties.
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Findery advertises itself as a sort of virtual treasure hunt, using people's real life experiences as clues along the way.
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The mass treasure hunt absorbs this nation to such an extent that filmmakers and playwrights have dedicated works to it.
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Every time I visit, it's like a treasure hunt, as I know that I'll find something no one else will.
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Misplacing objects is an everyday occurrence, but finding them can be like going on a treasure hunt without a map.
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He dreamed up the treasure hunt several years after that profile was published, when he learned he had kidney cancer.
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The RealReal offers the high-end brands desired by luxury shoppers and the treasure hunt experience enjoyed by discount shoppers.
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He sets off on a treasure hunt of sorts, hoping to unearth a gold mine in the jungles of Indonesia.
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The thesis scheme involved writing a series of "treasure hunt" books prompting readers to crack hidden codes and solve complex riddles.
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The composition of "Treasure Hunt" centers around a diagonal path followed by three figures twisting and flowing like exotic sea creatures.
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Its wide array of products also encourages shoppers to make multiple visits, similar to the treasure hunt experience at T.J. Maxx.
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Saturday • Take your family to the Great Randalls Island Treasure Hunt at Randalls Island Park between Manhattan, the Bronx and Queens.
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So I'm on this treasure hunt to find where she found this, where she saw it, how it came to her.
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Some of [the bars] didn't have names, so I think there's a memory component of it being this treasure hunt almost.
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Whether I'll do everything, sweeping up every little contract and treasure hunt once the game's credits have rolled, I can't say.
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For the launch of ARKit the company has partnered with Snatch, a virtual treasure hunt app, and gaming studio Lucid Sight.
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Unless you're familiar with the back streets of the Latin Quarter, getting to Circus can be its own little treasure hunt.
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Last to arrive to the treasure hunt were a group of Democratic legislators, including House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-MD).
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Analysts have likened part of Costco's success with millennials to the pull of off-price retailers like T.J. Maxx: the treasure hunt.
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ThredUP has taken the charm of a thrift store treasure hunt and scaled it for an online community of thousands of shoppers.
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" It was at this time of introspection that Shore turned to his MBA thesis: "How to Create the World's Greatest Treasure Hunt.
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Scottish illustrator Johanna Basford's 2013 book, "Secret Garden: An Inky Treasure Hunt and Coloring Book," is often credited with accelerating the trend.
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On Sunday the museum will also offer a Purim treasure hunt and a chance to make the holiday pastries known as hamantaschen.
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For him, it's new, a fresh adventure; a treasure hunt that inspires him to do more sauntering and enjoy the striking world.
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I have also buried small toys in the backyard and made a map for my child to have a pirate treasure hunt.
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"Seeking out the most uncommon gifts during holiday time isn't just a tradition for me, it's an actual treasure hunt," Barberich says.
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His journey not only became a treasure hunt, seeking out the most dramatic ruin porn, but it also became a time-traveling adventure.
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The deaths have only garnered more publicity for the treasure hunt, spurring stories by Nightline, The New York Times, CBS News, and others.
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His first picture book, "Have a Look, Says Book," was loopy with wordplay; "In Plain Sight" is something of a visual treasure hunt.
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Ajihei's tonkatsu ramen stood out, piquant with slivers of pickled red ginger, a treasure hunt for small, springy kikurage, or wood-ear, mushrooms.
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It's hard to know which among the motley vendors is worthy, and this can give a meal the flair of a treasure hunt.
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Its new Rhine itinerary takes visitors between Basel and Amsterdam, and includes pedal boating, a castle treasure hunt, bike riding and zip-lining.
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A large share of Nordstrom's growth of late has stemmed from Rack, where shoppers are looking for more of a "treasure hunt" experience.
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When the robbery yields only a few dollars, Tom remains undaunted, and "Band of Robbers" turns into a comedic treasure hunt with guns blazing.
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He had recently developed a singular obsession: an epic treasure hunt in the Rocky Mountains devised by an enigmatic art mogul named Forrest Fenn.
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While in Florida, she also threw a treasure hunt on a boat for the kids — and they all got decked out in pirates costumes.
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It became sort of a treasure hunt for me; I found and learned about fascinating aspects of topics that I wasn't normally interested in.
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At other times, enormous orbs materialize, concealing giant keys like the ones being sought in the treasure hunt that forms the backbone of RPO.
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Sundays through March 20, the museum will also offer a Purim treasure hunt and a chance to make the holiday pastries known as hamantaschen.
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Sundays through March 2160, the museum will also offer a Purim treasure hunt and a chance to make the holiday pastries known as hamantaschen.
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"I found so much more," he explains of his own treasure hunt — perhaps not gold, he says, but a deeper connection to his heritage.
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Here is a hint for cleaning seashells: After your treasure hunt, fill the tub in your hotel room with hot water and some shampoo.
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It really is as simple as tossing treats or kibble on top of the mat and letting your dog go on a treasure hunt.
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This adds to the company's signature "treasure hunt" experiences that drive consumers to shop at stores and gives them reasons to visit more frequently.
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Rand Paul was joined by House Democrats in a literal treasure hunt through the Capitol Thursday in search of House Republicans' Obamacare replacement bill.
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In Florida, she threw a treasure hunt on a boat — dressing up as pirates with Moroccan and Monroe (and sharing photos to Instagram, of course).
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My treasure hunt consisted of hitting a key on Google and looking at My Way of Life and just making it up on my own.
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I really wanted this film to not just be about the treasure hunt—I wanted it to have a universality to it that touched people.
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"The treasure hunt nature continues to drive new interest, new people and more visits by current customers," said Brian Yarbrough, an analyst at Edward Jones.
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They enjoyed the delights of the garden that had so enraptured her own kids by joining her in a treasure hunt and insect-spotting activity.
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One of the classic titles from Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment company, it is a flawless movie that mixes coming-of-age with a treasure hunt.
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Originally, he had planned to have himself interred with the buried riches, but after recovering from the disease, he decided to create the treasure hunt.
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The chaotic marketplace Mr. Herrman describes combines the ultralow prices and "treasure hunt" appeal that's proven so successful for off-price retailers like T.J. Maxx.
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The game is an augmented reality treasure hunt, where the prize is a glimpse at the characters that will be featured in the upcoming film.
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Plus, TJX Companies (TJX) and Ross Stores (ROST) have undercut Kohl's in recent years with rock-bottom prices and a treasure hunt-like shopping experience.
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The music is perfectly timed to make us extra sad when Monse and Cesar break up and devastated when Jamal's treasure hunt hits a dead end.
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The insinuation was that she'd left state secrets opposed to hackers, but also that her deleted emails were sitting at the end of a treasure hunt.
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And indeed, it opens like a James Cameron movie, initially setting up a treasure-hunt adventure on the sunken ship complete with an Aliens-style crew.
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Why We Chose It: We love how she puts it — reading The Times has become, for her, a sort of "treasure hunt" for finding fascinating things.
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It instead encourages shoppers to go on a "treasure hunt" through aisles to find deals on products or brands that would otherwise be out of reach.
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"In addition, the 'treasure hunt' aspect of a Costco shopping trip is unique to its business model and creates a very loyal customer following," he wrote.
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Or, if you're not so crafty but have an eye for ceramics, you can go on a treasure hunt for 100 objects precariously hidden throughout Brooklyn.
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On Tuesday, Marshalls announced that its new website will have an "ever-changing, fresh mix of merchandise" that mimics its famous in-store treasure hunt experience.
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Kate took part in an educational treasure hunt and an ocean plastics sea-bird activity, which highlights the damage caused by single use plastics and promotes sustainability.
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Paul didn't know much about the treasure hunt, but he was happy to hear his son was out hiking and rafting as he had as a boy.
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This debut trailer offers an extended look at what's to come, from Dora's awkward first steps into her high school years to her next, great treasure hunt.
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All of this leads to a "treasure-hunt" experience for customers that is difficult to replicate in an online setting, and this drives loyalty and repeat visits.
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An odd kind of inversion happens late in a lost season, when you've given up on outcomes and the games become like a treasure hunt for hope.
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For much of 2017, Wall Street cheered the unique "treasure hunt" experience these stores provide, saying the model is largely "Amazon proof" and difficult to replicate online.
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While legislators crisscrossed the Capitol on a treasure hunt, a congressional aide gave me some details on how the much-rumored Obamacare replacement bill is shaping up.
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Watts teams up for this OASIS treasure hunt with another competitor named Art3mis to find the prize before a shadowy mega-corporation called IOI beats them to it.
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S-Town mainly covers these events to remind us of the treasure hunt for John's buried gold — but the narrative isn't seriously interested in determining whether it exists.
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Inside the Triumphal Arch, a post-World War I monument, 21-year-old student Sabina Bahna joined a treasure hunt where the winners were rewarded with free books.
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Challenge No. 3: Plan a quest — find a hike with a treasure hunt, choose an unusual side trip on a vacation or set out to find something specific.
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First and foremost, analysts say that TJ Maxx and its fellow off-price chains are able to offer a treasure-hunt experience that is hard to replicate online.
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A treasure hunt suggested by mysterious, ancient clues is so much more fun than the boring "corporate overlords are coming to kill us all" dreck of season one.
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A treasure hunt followed and, along with the ledger, they finally discovered a large box full of cards listing the medals and the corresponding stamps attached with wire.
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I mean, I've only just been introduced, vaguely, to the photo-sharing "Treasure Hunt" function, which Eurogamer's review of the game highlights as one of its purest delights.
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In "York," Laura Ruby's captivating new novel, her first for middle grade readers, the treasure hunt takes place in a present-day, steam-punky version of New York.
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The central idea of season two is a treasure hunt for some magical scrolls that will hopefully revive the lodge, which has become a shadow of its former self.
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And an inventive series of recurring Treasure Hunt missions — all driven by hint photos snapped by other players — gives some purpose to exploration, in the form of useful rewards.
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For now, you can go on a treasure hunt through Maniac to see what other secrets you can find in the show's small details that take on oversize significance.
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Mr. Storm himself continued to salvage artifacts from shipwrecks, writing about his adventures and still-missing treasures in books like "Canada's Treasure Hunt" (1968) and "Seaweed and Gold" (2003).
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Treasure hunt Everyone thought those stories about $54 million in buried Civil War gold was just a myth -- until the feds started digging around the hills of northwest Pennsylvania.
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Take, for example, Sohrab Mostaghim, 28, and some of his friends, all graduates of Tehran's best universities, who designed a treasure hunt set in the city's most popular park.
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"La Contessa" first appeared at Burning Man in 2002 and provided rides, hosted weddings, served as a stage for poetry shows and as a centerpiece for a children's treasure hunt.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A few years ago, photographer Niels Ackermann and journalist Sébastien Gobert embarked on a strange treasure hunt: a search for Vladimir Lenin in Ukraine.
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The company's treasure-hunt format, which encourages shoppers to hunt for deals across a swath of products and brands in stores, helped drive its 17th consecutive quarter of traffic growth.
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"[Costco] offers an unquestioned value prop with the best pricing, curated assortment, strong private label offering, and treasure hunt atmosphere," JPMorgan analyst Christopher Horvers wrote in a note to clients.
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Another game by HalfUp, Potcid's Treasure Hunt, has serious Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker vibes, and features a main character so adorable that I simply cannot get over it: Come on.
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But finding her out-of-print books is still a bit of a treasure hunt — you'll need a good secondhand shop, a library or access to The New Yorker archives.
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Access is included in the room charge (rates start at around $1,000 a night), and activities include Moroccan art workshops, Arabic lessons and a treasure hunt in the hotel's medina.
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"Holiday shopping is a treasure hunt that can provide a potentially false sense of satisfaction," said Paris Davis, the senior vice president of Northwest Arizona Retail Division at WaFd Bank.
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But the company has defended against its Washington State neighbor through low prices, offering fresh food and gas, and creating a treasure hunt buying experience that can't be copied online.
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It is annoying, demanding, laborious, finicky farm work — a treasure hunt, through stiff weeds, for specks of value so small you need thousands to produce a single loaf of bread.
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The rapper's teaming with Postmates delivery service for his yacht party presented by WAV ... fans will vie for 400 spots on the boat by competing in a tech treasure hunt.
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All we know is it clips onto a collar, comes in five colors, and syncs up with a smartphone game called Treasure Hunt that encourage dog owners to walk their pet.
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I've learned to treat a visit to a used bookstore less like a treasure hunt and more like a nature walk, with plenty of chances to enjoy myself along the way.
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The World's Greatest Treasure Hunt In 2002, Shore's sister-in-law had to decide between her life and the life of her unborn child after she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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TJX does not advertise the brands it sells, but encourages shoppers to go on a "treasure hunt" through its aisles to find ever-changing deals on a wide array of products.
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Given that our current president has an illustrious pop culture history, the present has become a bit of a treasure hunt, poking around for remnants of Donald Trump's career in entertainment.
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Bullish analysts favored Ollie's off-price business model, which offered consumers deeper discounts than competitors, a "treasure hunt experience" in stores and a strong loyalty program, the "Mad Money" host said.
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An early chapter, entitled "Auction Catalog: Claudette Wells Memorabilia," consists entirely of grainy photographs and descriptions of items to be auctioned off, sending the reader on an appealingly circuitous treasure hunt.
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"Most notably, clearing aged inventory and inventory not consistent with the company's curated merchandise assortment strategy will declutter stores and leave room to add traffic-driving treasure hunt merchandise," he wrote.
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"TJX put on a clinic about what you can do to beat Amazon: experiential opportunities, treasure hunt environment, lower prices for branded goods than the online colossus can offer, " Cramer said.
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"TJX put on a clinic about what you can do to beat Amazon: experiential opportunities, treasure hunt environment, lower prices for branded goods than the online colossus can offer," Cramer said.
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Basically, Snapchat has created a treasure hunt where the gold you're searching for is a shiny image of a Koons, standing about three stories tall, that you can snap a selfie with.
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The founder of the Virgin Group launched a treasure hunt in the U.K., as part of a campaign to promote his new app, that ends with a free trip to the island.
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At the crux of its strategy are two tactics: playing into consumers' love for a treasure hunt, and finding ways to ensure the orders they ship are additive to its bottom line.
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If the magical world of Harry Potter is more your thing, you could be like this person and plan a full-blown treasure hunt using clues that even Professor McGonagall would applaud.
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They enjoyed the delights of the garden that had so enraptured her own kids — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — by joining her in a treasure hunt and insect spotting activity.
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Activities will include making 201673-D hologram displays for smartphones; concocting a Middle Eastern recipe; constructing model aircraft; and creating a secret code to use on a treasure hunt throughout the museum.
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"Devastated" once he realized his mistake the following morning, Mr. Morris started a treasure hunt for his missing instrument — one of the few made by the master craftsman David Tecchler in 1709.
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The "treasure hunt" section describes the latest finds at Costco, such as Kirkland Signature organic dried mangos, Lego building sets and the travel division's newest offering: an all-inclusive trip to Antigua.
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People who love thrifting describe it as a treasure hunt, one that eventually migrated online to eBay and, for those looking to do slightly less work, the early version of Nasty Gal.
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Snatch, a London-based start-up whose treasure hunt app went viral in the U.K. and will soon launch in the U.S., expects AppOnboard to be one of its primary marketing channels.
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Meantime, Macy's is testing smaller versions of its off-price concept, Macy's Backstage, inside some of its existing stores, which appeals to customers looking for more of a "treasure hunt" shopping experience.
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Dollar General wants to create a "sense of urgency" for customers and a "treasure hunt experience" by rotating in new products frequently, chief executive Todd Vasos said last month at an analyst conference.
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An important point to also be made is just how difficult the off-price model — offering a treasure-hunt type experience — would be for Amazon to copy online, Boss emphasized in his report.
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"[Costco] offers an unquestioned value [proposition] with the best pricing, curated assortment, strong private label offering, and treasure hunt atmosphere," J.P. Morgan analyst Christopher Horvers wrote in a note to clients, according to CNBC.
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But "so far, their lack of serious online exposure doesn't seem to be hurting them one bit and for now the treasure hunt experience is clearly drawing in a lot of customers," Cramer said.
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"[Costco] offers an unquestioned value prop with the best pricing, curated assortment, strong private label offering, and treasure hunt atmosphere," JPMorgan analyst Christopher Horvers wrote in a note to clients, as reported by CNBC.
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The sculpture, which had been valued at $6.8 million CAD (~$5.3 million USD) was the centerpiece of Shore's plan to cure breast cancer through sales of an elaborate puzzle book and international treasure hunt.
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The firm plans to increase its headcount by 10 percent this year, and new employees, or "Flipsters," can expect a treasure hunt on their first day to help them get to know the office.
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Many shoppers enjoy the treasure hunt experience Costco's stores offer, as eagle-eyed shoppers can often spot miscellaneous items there, which is one way the retailer makes it worth shoppers' while to trek to stores.
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And because the website is designed to replicate the "treasure hunt" experience that has recently powered dollar stores' revenues, the volume of products that shoppers order will tilt the numbers in its favor, he said.
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That not only creates a treasure hunt feel similar to that of popular brands such as TJ Maxx, but it also lowers the risk that shoppers will run into someone else wearing their same dress.
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In this way, Virgil's Homeric riff prefigures James Joyce's, twenty centuries later: whatever the great passages of intense humanity, there are parts that feel like a treasure hunt designed for graduate students of the future.
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And once a month, she puts on a heavy coat to treasure-hunt in the freezing meat lockers at Pat LaFrieda's New Jersey warehouse, picking out her favorite cuts of beef (hulking, marbled with fat).
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Two years ago, annual sales at TJX eclipsed those of Macy's for the first time, as the company drew consumers to its relatively smaller stores with a treasure-hunt-like experience and brand-name discounts.
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But his brothers came through, planning an elaborate treasure hunt for his crew, which included their dad, Jim, to solve throughout the day before meeting up with the ladies for an evening of cocktails and karaoke.
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Investors are on a treasure hunt for returns but there have been all too few big finds on stock markets lately and the jury is still out on whether a rally will present itself over summer.
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Alicia Vikander is taking over the role of Lara Croft, and while I'm totally down for a treasure hunt / save the world / adventure movie, the action in this one looks like it's going way over the top.
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When the creator of the system dies, he leaves behind a treasure hunt, where fans can solve puzzles and clues based on '80s pop culture in order to win the grand prize: control of the OASIS itself.
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In that vacuum, and in the heated detective atmosphere of the treasure hunt, rumors flew: It was a fight that landed Eric in the water, a scheme to steal the treasure from Eric and leave him behind.
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In front of friends and relatives, they play treasure-hunt style guessing games, pop balloons to watch either pink or blue confetti fall, and cut into frosted cakes to discover the color of their unborn baby's future.
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Drawing from the stylings of a Bay Area pioneer Too $hort, High Maintenance fuses her Sacramento upbringing with a treasure hunt of hip-hop homages ranging from "hot boy" references to cadences lifted from Dem Franchize Boyz.
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The suggestion is that the Morningstarr creations are an early version of A.I., and that this treasure hunt will reveal that the city itself is built upon a giant living mass of machinery, waiting to be awaked.
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TJX, which sells coveted apparel and luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Calvin Klein and Levi's at a discount of 20%-623%, has been opening new stores, while also trying to attract shoppers with its "treasure hunt" model.
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It pushes viewers to go on a textured treasure hunt, in which the observer leaves with new knowledge of, say, the Duke of Devonshire's oddball sense of humor, or Korean painting, rather than let them remain passive consumers.
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The team that wins each treasure hunt will each get 20% tax credits for the rest of the year so these treasure hunts will be great at getting people to go outside and work together as a group.
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"We believe that this strategy, which offers simplified pricing, a treasure-hunt environment and lower price points, is resonating with many of our customers and adding to the Macy's experience," CFO Karen Hoguet said on its earnings call.
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Artist Alfredo Barsuglia's conceptual art-cum-treasure hunt swimming pool in the desert in Southern California, "Social Pool," has been attacked by thieves and/or vandals who have smashed its lid and stolen its solar panel and pump.
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TJX, which sells coveted apparel brands such as Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein at prices 20% to 60% lower than those sold at other retailers, has been opening new shops while attracting customers with its "treasure hunt" store formats.
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Last April, Greg Rouse, a marine biologist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, and his colleagues embarked on a treasure hunt for the ruby sea dragon in the waters surrounding the Recherche Archipelago in Western Australia.
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Pegg is said to play Ogden Morrow, a co-creator of the Oasis, and joins stars Tye Sheridan and Olivia Cooke, who both play talented Oasis users who participant in a treasure hunt of sorts architected by Morrow's fellow co-founder.
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"It was like a treasure hunt to find them and exciting and lovely," said Gail Waimon, a member of the South Mountain Conservancy, a volunteer group that maintains and leads hikes through the 2,110-acre nature reserve in Essex County.
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Headquarters: Dublin, California Place on last poll: N/A Why it's hot: The store offers cost-conscious Millennials a wide selection of well-known brands at discounted prices, providing customers a treasure-hunt shopping experience that's hard to replicate online.
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A freewheeling treasure-hunt story line, developed with the help of the comedian Harrison Greenbaum, blares on speakers at token-activated checkpoints throughout the course and includes quips about the G Train, YouTube cat videos and President Trump's border wall.
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The first thing I did after checking in was spread the map of St. Thomas my father had given me on the bed, smoothing out the wrinkles from the suitcase, as if preparing for the final leg of a treasure hunt.
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At that point, the podcast really takes a left turn, and turns into a different mystery altogether: a treasure hunt for a rumored fortune in buried gold, featuring foreboding sundial inscriptions, conniving Floridian cousins, and a small-town lawyer named Boozer Downs.
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It not only inspired the virtual reality treasure hunt that makes up the bulk of that book, it also inspired all the secrets, cheat codes, and Easter eggs you can find in the bulk of games made since Adventure's release in 1979.
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"I conceived of the project primarily as a way of reconnecting people with their town's very interesting history, linking the remaining buildings by creating a kind of art and history 'treasure hunt,' and as a potential fundraiser for the museum," Holden told Hyperallergic.
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The premise of the mastermind who contrived a treasure hunt sometimes strains credulity, but Johnson writes about the long shadows of the past with such ambition that any reader with a taste for mystery will appreciate the puzzle Candice and Brandon must solve.
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TJX, which has succeeded in bucking the larger slowdown in apparel sales due to its treasure-hunt type bargain deals, had said it had started the holiday quarter by shipping more cold-weather apparel and had been "in a terrific inventory position".
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This kind of AR-driven treasure hunt resulted in masses of users appearing in unlikely locations, clutching their smartphones in the same way the prototypical detective holds a magnifying glass in front of his face as he hunts down clues, oblivious to all around him.
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"The treasure hunt nature continues to drive new interest, new people and more visits by current customers", said Brian Yarbrough, an analyst with Edward Jones, adding that the company's products, prices, and inventory management disprove the notion that TJX needs a bigger online presence.
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BECOV NAD TEPLOU, Czech Republic (Reuters) - Proving the adage 'well worth the wait', experts enjoyed a rare taste of fine wines from the 19th century, discovered under the floorboards of a Czech castle in a treasure hunt that pitted Communist-era police against aristocrats.
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Reporters at KULR 8 filed a Freedom of Information Act request and discovered that Yellowstone officials were aware that Murphy had emailed Fenn in the days before his death, confirming a link to the seven-year treasure hunt that has allegedly drawn many thousands of people.
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Organized in conjunction with Secret London, the "Ultimate Pokemon GO Poke RAVE" included a hidden Pokémon treasure hunt where guests could win free drinks or PokeCoins, a secret Pokémon screening room with a private bar and episodes of Pokémon, Pokémon "podium dancers" and a Pokémon confetti drop.
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Conde Nast Traveler reports that Qatar Airlines is currently in the midst of "Travel Festival," in which they're offering super cheap tickets (like New York to Yangon from $485) as well as a "Treasure Hunt" for a few rare tickets that are completely and totally free.
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"It became a journey, a kind of treasure hunt, to find these amazing individuals who have been through hardships and unpredictable circumstances and find out what it is that gave them the energy and focus to succeed," Davis, an ER physician, motivational speaker and author, tells PEOPLE.
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The anthropomorphic dodging at play in the figure group sitting under a tree in "Treasure Hunt" (2017), recalls the hidden domestic arrangements Harry Rand proposed in his Gorky monograph, The Implication of Symbols (Allanheld & Schram, 1981), with the significant difference that her narratives are overtly decipherable.
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With its keen focus on kids of agency and adventure, "The Goonies" protagonists are Tom Sawyeresque outsiders on a magical treasure hunt, and the story lands in the continuum between where "Our Gang" quests leave off and the darker spaces of Netflix's recent "Stranger Things" pick up.
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Some readers of Book 1 will feel as though they're on a treasure hunt for allusions to the French masterpiece: There are reflections on how different rooms feel, meditations on famous paintings, a preoccupation with a beloved grandmother, early fumblings with girls that result in premature ejaculations.
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When she falls in love with Nino (Mathieu Kassovitz), Amélie finds herself incapable of revealing her feelings and instead turns Paris, recreated through sets and computer-generated imagery, into a kind of treasure hunt as she leaves clues about her identity, and he trails after her.
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Take your kids to the library once a week or once a month to get new books, make regular outings to your local bookstore, hunt for low-cost books at used bookstores or second-hand shops, and show kids that finding a good book is like a treasure hunt.
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Duane Michals, the pioneer of still-image, multiframe sequences that introduced storytelling to modern photography, stood in the conservation lab of the Morgan Library & Museum one recent autumn day discussing his two-year treasure hunt through the institution's vast collection of works, and their relevance to his own.
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This comedy brought together a high-profile creative team (Chris Columbus, Steven Spielberg and Richard Donner) and a cast of promising young actors (including Sean Astin, Josh Brolin and Martha Plimpton) for an adventure that took small-town Oregon children underground for a thrilling, and often endearing, treasure hunt.
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Here he plays Jack Chan, a professor of antiquities in China, who leads students as well as his martial-arts-trained nephew (Aarif Rahman, performing much of the fisticuffs) in a treasure hunt that takes them to the China-India border (Iceland stands in); Dubai; and Jaipur, India.
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While they're not direct competitors, off-price retailers T.J. Maxx and Ross Stores, along with dollar stores Dollar General and Dollar Tree, each target the same shoppers as Five Below: people who live on a budget, are in search of value and don't mind a treasure-hunt browsing experience.
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The idea of a treasure hunt for a famous magician's secrets in a Moon landing gone wrong really sounds more like science fiction than everyday news, but the two things have been growing closer and closer to one another for a while now, so I guess none of us should be surprised.
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Lastly, the lucky few will descend upon Old Billingsgate Market for a whole different type of showmanship: the supermodel Natalia Vodianova's Fund Fair, a £1,000-a-ticket charity gala for her Naked Heart Foundation, with Karlie Kloss as a co-host and featuring a Dior treasure hunt, a Givenchy tattoo parlor and Dom Pérignon Champagne hoopla.
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"We're not here to harm, only here for a laugh and a good time 🤡," says this frankly terrifying image post: Each clown will be found after solving a clue attached to a red balloon: For the record, these are the folks you'll find at the end of the treasure hunt: SMH reported that Roadshow Films have no official connection to the happenings.
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Maybe Sphero feared that driving BB-8 around wasn't enough of a hook to get people to buy the Force Band, so the company created a separate game in its Force Band app that essentially involves sending you around on a treasure hunt where vibrations on your Force Band mean you've found "a disturbance in The Force" in the form of a holocron.
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You can totally just blast through levels to get to the end (and if you have trouble, you can activate the game's "mellow mode"), but when the secret stuff is hidden behind bits of scenery that unravels at the touch of the tongue (I mean all of this literally), or lurks just offscreen, it's a pleasure to go on a treasure hunt.
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The Oasis, created by an eccentric billionaire, is a wondrous place where you can be anything — another gender, another species — and the 1980s-loving Wade and his crush, Samantha Cook (played by Olivia Cooke, from "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl"), race to solve a three-part treasure hunt before an evil corporation, in both worlds, gets there first.
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Analysts say that these chains haven&apost been impacted in the same way as department stores by the rise of ecommerce because off-price retail lends itself well to brick and mortar shopping; customers are happy to make the trip to a store to rummage through racks of designer clothes and get a thrill from this treasure hunt shopping experience, which can be harder to replicate online.
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It's through this treasure hunt that Birds of Prey introduces and brings together its main players: Cassandra Cain (Ella Jay Basco) is a pickpocket who stumbles across the diamond, Helena "Huntress" Bertinelli (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) is an assassin after the diamond for personal reasons, Dinah "Black Canary" Lance (Jurnee Smollett-Bell) is an employee of Sionis who turns on her boss, and Detective Renee Montoya (Rosie Perez) is the cop who's piecing it all together.
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He hasn't catalogued, sorted and described every single gun, sword, helmet, potion, blueprint, material, artifact, food, enemy, character, spell and skill in the game; he hasn't completed every possible branch of each and every quest, mission, side-quest, bounty, treasure hunt and optional objective; he hasn't compiled strategies for every mini-game, tactics for every boss, solutions to every puzzle and tricks for every fight; and he hasn't taken the hundreds screenshots that need to accompany it all.
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