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I would do anything under the sun for Kenya Barris.
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Now they glisten under the sun, trophies of Celedon's activism.
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It seems that we have seen everything under the sun.
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Garden variety They say there's nothing new under the sun.
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Christie Brinkley is enjoying one fabulous Thanksgiving under the sun.
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Ulukaya has been called every racist name under the sun.
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VARIETY — There are always new things under the sun, people.
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I got weight gain advice from everyone under the sun.
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"There's nothing new under the sun" is a famous quote.
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Under the Sun is out on May 13 with Warp.
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But "CoDex 1962" toys with every genre under the sun.
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Ladies and gentlemen, there is nothing new under the sun.
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No one has an opinion about everything under the sun.
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And so does pretty much everything else under the sun.
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So then my group started studying every shape under the sun.
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Paris Jackson is enjoying some love and fun under the sun.
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There's pretty much an ETF for every topic under the sun.
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"They're being investigated by everybody under the sun," Mr. Funtleyder said.
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Jean and Michael have been on every cruise under the sun.
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They work 12-hour shifts under the sun and die young.
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Equally it can mean the most hateful stuff under the sun.
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In Afghanistan policy there is, truly, nothing new under the sun.
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There's an expression, "There's nothing new under the sun," it's Euripides.
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The Mate is the flagship, with every possible feature under the sun.
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I was bullied for what felt like every reason under the sun.
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We greased our limbs in coconut oil and browned under the sun.
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I honestly think this dress will flatter any figure under the sun!
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CD: Well (laughs) I mean, I've had every challenge under the sun.
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They were too busy bashing President Trump for everything under the sun.
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Your flesh is ready to ever so lightly sting under the sun.
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Gather your tribe and spend the day outside, basking under the sun.
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There's nothing new under the sun that hasn't already been talked about.
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By then, the body had badly decomposed under the sun and rain.
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SEATTLE — Amazon grew into a giant by selling everything under the sun.
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We will all rise again one day to walk under the sun.
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"I've had people call me every name under the sun," says Goss.
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Its plot, that hypotrophic orchid, would shrivel under the sun of disclosure.
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And now it's under the sun swelling into a hot mess of bacteria.
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We catch up on relationships, friends, travel, family, and everything under the sun.
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Players love to forge words, buildings, statues — just about everything under the sun.
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When every company under the sun can build a premium smartphone, what's left?
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See you at the SD County Fair for some fun under the sun!
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It's also available on just about every podcast-providing platform under the sun.
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Read 'Under the Sun', which we published at Terraform alongside the following piece.
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The peppers have been dried under the sun and soaked in water overnight.
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"Under the Sun" has been criticized by North Korea and the Russian government.
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"In a moment like this, everything under the sun is happening," Gornick said.
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"Funding for just anything under the sun has gone away," Mr. Gurley said.
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I think I had every hairstyle under the sun when I was younger.
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I baked under the sun for about a half-hour before getting inside.
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As the cloud gradually swelled, it glinted a brilliant silver under the sun.
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Next month, Warp Records will release Mark Pritchard's new album Under the Sun.
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You can hear more from his latest release "Under the Sun" at markprtchrd.
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In the age of nothing new under the sun, that's more than an accomplishment.
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No one wants a hexagonal mid-section after their first day under the sun.
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It's free, lightweight, intuitive, and plays damn never every file format under the sun.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z rang in their 11-year wedding anniversary under the sun!
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I've seen every horror movie under the sun, but Rosemary's Baby is absolute perfection.
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And of course, we captured umpteen pictures of every conceivable gadget under the sun.
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Women are objectified to sell beer, cars, and every other product under the sun.
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Catherine: The album's bookend songs, "Another River" and "Under the Sun," are very personal.
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And he'll continue to appoint business-friendly deregulators to every job under the sun.
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Third, we all know that every Republican under the sun wants to repeal ObamaCare.
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Perhaps we can say, with Ecclesiastes, that there is nothing new under the sun.
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It plays nice with every color under the sun and works for any occasion.
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Listen to it above and try to do so somewhere outside under the sun.
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Nobody — even the best presidents — is conversant in every policy issue under the sun.
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"John watched every horror film under the sun to prepare for this movie," she said.
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And clearly no regulation under the sun that will put a firm lid on that.
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Donald Trump won the presidency without offering a platform addressing every question under the sun.
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"Under the Sun" and "The French Connection" are the brunchtime movies on Saturday and Sunday.
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But it doesn't mean you can't still enjoy morphing ads into anything under the sun.
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Oh, I was called everything under the sun, not just by society, but my family.
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Initially focusing on jazz, it now covers pretty much everything and anything under the sun.
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The singer spent the beautiful afternoon hanging out under the sun with the little locals.
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But it's hard work, because at theme parks, you have to go under the sun.
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Years of hearing every fetish under the sun taught them how to push anybody's buttons.
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CLICHÉS THINK YOUR THOUGHTS FOR YOU Here's one: There is nothing new under the sun.
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"I like to call it the coolest hottest mission under the sun," Dr. Fox said.
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When it comes to crime, it seems there really is nothing new under the sun.
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When it comes to crime, it seems there really is nothing new under the sun.
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The Bosporus was blue, shimmering under the sun, a constant source of solace in Istanbul.
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And then we talked and talked and talked and talked about everything under the sun.
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Look out for every other messaging app under the sun launching its bot strategy very soon.
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It pays for every treatment under the sun as opposed to Medicaid or the Canadian system.
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We'd thought Kylie had worn every shade under the sun, from multicolored highlights to mint green.
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And I've just learned how to get the best results without taking everything under the sun.
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We've become so accustomed to the pundit class just glibly talking about everything under the sun.
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I love to hear from the younger generation and we talk about everything under the sun.
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My grandmother could make damn near anything under the sun, and she could make it well.
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On the third, he has anti-immigrant demagoguery to blame for every problem under the sun.
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Nearly every brand under the sun makes a version of the classic Spanish rope-soled sandal.
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"I believe that the president has been accused of everything under the sun," one woman said.
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"A real understanding of history means that we face NOTHING new under the sun," Mattis wrote.
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Now, people use Google to search for anything under the sun and Amazon to find bargains.
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The company takes an "everything under the sun" approach, and the Note 10 is no different.
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Seth Green has had almost every hair color under the sun, but he's a natural ginger.
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Some astute market observers are not impressed: They say there is nothing new under the sun.
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The album spans a mere 28 minutes, but seems to cover every genre under the sun.
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She sorts the corn that has been drying out under the sun over the dusty tarmac.
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There are reality series, prestige dramas, romantic comedies, kids shows, and everything else under the sun.
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I decided to work with colors, outside, under the sun, showing another side of old age.
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Instead, his harsh authoritarianism simply sat alongside hard-right policies on everything else under the sun.
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The line includes vibrators, cock rings, and pretty much anything else under the sun you could want.
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Bombarded with information about every disease under the sun, they start to imagine they have them all.
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I subscribe to pretty much every streaming service under the sun and use PS Vue for cable.
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The gold uniforms of a Brownsville, Miami high-school color guard team become jewels under the sun.
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From short blonde pixies to waist-length strands, Zendaya has tried nearly every hairstyle under the sun.
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Now imagine you moved to a city where businesses can't afford to offer everything under the sun.
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The final season is certainly one of homecomings, with seemingly every PLL rando under the sun returning.
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But with the included instructions and every tool under the sun, it's much easier than it looks.
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Mix it in with your moisturizer to soothe dry, irritated skin after a day under the sun.
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And that's also a reason why we're working with 4 OEMs and not everyone under the sun.
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Singles like "Dopamine" and "Under the Sun" are catchy, chiming, and dark enough to invite deeper exploration.
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But it is hyperbole all its own to claim this polarization is something new under the sun.
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No, every excuse under the sun can be offered for Joanna Jędrzejczyk, but Namajunas had her sussed.
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He didn't hear anything from North Korea until "Under the Sun" began receiving praise at film festivals.
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" "Prove that our system of government -- whatever its problems -- is still the best thing under the sun.
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Every Republican under the sun begged Paul Ryan to put his name forward, which he eventually did.
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There is nothing new under the sun; every note has been written, every vibe drained to death.
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Then, I tried old faithful — Craigslist, where one can buy and sell essentially anything under the sun.
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"We know the importance of planning, and we have every insurance under the sun," Ms. Buckwald said.
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Anyone who says there's nothing new under the sun hasn't made a recent trip to Lancaster, California.
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I feel as if I have tried everything under the sun to avoid giving her more clutter.
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Congressional Democrats shouldn't launch new investigations "into everything under the sun," added Danforth, a former Republican senator.
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Though I suppose in the realm of nothingness, what "everyone under the sun says" has no rival.
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Most of these UIs copy one another (and iOS) and offer basically every feature under the sun.
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Designed for extreme durability, it's capable of deterring corrosion and rust and won't crack under the sun.
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Instead, we needed a place with outdoor access — literally one more year under the sun for Bonnie.
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I've tried everything under the sun to get moving: at-home yoga, waking up at 7 a.m.
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After spending Christmas under the sun, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have moved on to hitting the slopes.
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From bee-hive updos to bright red wigs, Cardi has tried just about every look under the sun.
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Action series play into this, as do mysteries, dramas, period pieces, and every other genre under the sun.
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The three of us chat about everything under the sun, and before I know it it's 10 p.m.
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What could possibly be a more perfect combo than glitter and all the colors under the sun rainbow?
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"You can be called every name under the sun but it doesn't have to break you," says Lewinsky.
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"I've heard every nasty thing under the sun," Roem said in an interview earlier this month with Broadly.
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Every celebrity under the sun has told you: Sunscreen is the most important element of your skincare routine.
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Then there are people like me, working under the sun in 40-degree (Celsius, 104-degree Fahrenheit) heat.
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"Under the Sun" has been well received on the international festival circuit, winning awards and drawing admiring reviews.
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"Without naming actual names, we have had conversations with just about every retailer under the sun," Huang said.
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"A lot of people don't realize that you can refinance almost any loan under the sun," Chen says.
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The overall message is that there's practically nothing new under the sun when it comes to presidential campaigns.
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I was writing about everything under the sun, and finally found my beat when I found craft beer.
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Even in the sequel, Gus still has an affection for using Windex for every affliction under the sun.
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Yes, because can you imagine a circumstance under the sun in which Fox would come clean on that?
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But the hours under the sun took a toll on her skin: She said she was constantly sunburned.
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At the Dead Sea, travelers slather thick, mineral-rich mud onto their bodies and bake under the sun.
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"I was promised everything under the sun," Mr. Kalia said, referring to what Indian officials had told him.
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There's nothing new under the sun, and that's a really important place to start from because it forces humility.
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There were elegant touches all over the house: silk pillows and white lacquered tables all gleaming under the sun.
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He's clearly spent too long producing evil under the sun, because man, is Dirty Cooper one tanned, leathery dude.
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We are the land and sky; We are an ambiguous mixture of every color that exists under the sun.
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But you already have every "real" financial advisor and financial pornography network under the sun telling you to save.
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And there's no self-regulatory mechanism under the sun that will make Facebook fess up to such double-standards.
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But to ladle on the "broiled ham visage, toasted golden under the sun lamp" is just FAR TOO MUCH.
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We don't know about you, but our idea of the perfect summer involves plenty of downtime under the sun.
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"Under the Sun," which opens theatrically July 6, uses contemporary North Korea as a proxy for Stalin's Soviet Union.
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The era of The Offspring and Bad Religion and Rancid, and every band under the sun in that genre.
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He has a wide-ranging, inquiring mind, and he can and will talk about any subject under the sun.
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We can have an hour-long conversation about all the topics under the sun, really probe your belief system.
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The views of Pyongyang he came back with, featured in his film "Under the Sun," are startling and chilling.
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Raw Elements' Tinted Facial Moisturizer with SPF 30 can be worn for just about any occasion under the sun.
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At this point in your cycle, I imagine you've seen every type of product under the sun come through.
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This fold-over beanie comes in just about every color under the sun, including plain black and driftwood green.
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But you already have every "real" financial adviser and financial pornography network under the sun telling you to save.
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We discussed everything under the sun, from the outlook for the United States economy to the latest political gossip.
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Warp Records has announced the newest LP Under the Sun by its longtime alumni, the Australian-based Mark Pritchard.
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With 29 seasons under its belt, the longest running animated show has basically already tackled every concept under the sun.
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They offered us everything under the sun: their ICBMs [intercontinental ballistic missiles] and all the small arms stuff as well.
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ZizaiyishangChinese silk creates some of the softest, most touchable garments under the sun (this hasn't been tested, but trust us).
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Christie was confessing to killing everybody under the Sun because he wanted to escape the death penalty [by appearing insane].
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By this logic, we could execute bicycle thieves, end all legal immigration, or justify basically anything else under the sun.
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Speaking with The Talk on Wednesday, the Dancing with the Stars judge dished on her under-the-sun weekend getaway.
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NYC-based candy outlet LIQ NYC encases nearly everything under the sun—including the solar system itself—inside saccharine lollipops.
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To Republicans, this is now in the rearview mirror and allows them to focus on anything else under the sun.
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In the midst of a meteoric rise in 2017, it seemed like everyone under the sun was talking about bitcoin.
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When you sign up for Integrity Training, you get lifetime access to over 600 courses covering everything under the sun.
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The season suspensions are tough, especially because they extend to nearly every televised and live sporting event under the sun.
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" The track is off Pritchard's forthcoming Under The Sun LP, and follows his previous, glacial-paced instrumental single "Sad Alron.
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"Humans evolved under the sun, and radiant energy is the primary source of nourishment for human life," Mr. Kaufman said.
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There are going to be so many opportunities — everything under the sun will be guns blazing to take out Trump.
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We didn't view corporate leadership as a license to use the company's name to address any issue under the sun.
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There are in fact whole societies of African-American scholars who work on just about every area under the sun.
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Maybe there is nothing new under the sun, but that doesn't mean we're aware of what's already under our noses.
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Asking our military to be prepared for every mission set under the sun is unrealistic and unfair to service members.
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Rodman, who is willing to talk about pretty much any topic under the sun, took partial credit for Warmbier's release.
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While competitors were trying to sell "each and every category under the sun," Flipkart instead focused on mastering one product line.
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I've toyed around with every type of marker under the sun, but the type I keep coming back to is Permapaque.
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Seeing its meteoric rise, other startups quickly tried to apply the Uber model to every type of service under the sun.
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"Taken together, these five factors make it logical to sell nearly every retailer under the sun," the "Mad Money" host said.
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There are wellness products that promise everything under the sun, including that they can help with our growing mental health needs.
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Trump is, for better or worse, now pursuing an utterly orthodox Republican Party approach on every policy issue under the sun.
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Now, in its thinly veiled attempt to overthrow basically every market under the Sun, Amazon has introduced another into this mix.
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It was not clear how long the water has sat under the sun at an airport runway where it was photographed.
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When not announcing trains, he did radio commercials for new cars, dog shows, fungal-infection creams and everything under the sun.
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Don't be fooled by actress Olivia Munn's flawless face, she's tried everything under the sun to get rid of her acne.
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It's a lot to think about when all you really want to do is kick back and relax under the sun.
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He said he tried every web CMS under the sun and just never found one that met all of his requirements.
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By all accounts, Spelunky has sold spectacularly well, as it's been ported to every platform under the sun in recent years.
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Cover: A street vendor walks the streets selling brooms under the sun looking in old Havana, Cuba, Thursday, June 20, 2019.
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Families stood under the sun to buy potable water, which is unavailable for most residents whose homes do not have power.
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They wore every color under the sun, many of them hand-me-downs with logos of American and European sports teams.
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Not every tactic under the sun is on the table, but a there are lot more tactics than you might think.
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Those wilting under the sun today still turn to it, often instead of chilled foods, as a way to cool down.
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Even as it poured rain outside, I felt as if I were basking under the sun for a lovely, fleeting moment.
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As the damp beans heat up under the sun, the warm, decomposing mixture of organic matter and oil can spontaneously combust.
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If it feels like every asset under the sun is rallying while volatility is awfully low, your instincts are not wrong.
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Before he was a candidate, Canon was a civil rights lawyer on behalf of nearly every liberal cause under the sun.
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And the back and forth between Clinton and Sanders largely consisted of a relentless leftward march on every issue under the sun.
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Audi, like pretty much every other automaker under the sun, continues to introduce more and more automated driving features for its cars.
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If the money were going to finance almost any government program under the sun, the net distributive impact would be highly progressive.
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It adapts well to indoor and outdoor light, so I haven't strained my eyes trying to read the screen under the sun.
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Because Silicon Valley "tycoons" are basically juice-swilling hippies who want to make money off of anything and everything under the sun.
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The shade works on every skin tone under the sun, but you might need an experimental attitude when taking on this look.
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First, there are the substantive disagreements between Trump (and his base) and the national security establishment on almost everything under the sun.
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There is absolutely nothing new under the sun in this business that makes people want to run over to Home Depot immediately.
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You can slip it on in seconds, which means less time in front of the mirror and more time under the sun.
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I think I had one of their logos tattooed on my arm, which I never do for any band under the sun.
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They just had every film under the sun, and it was one of the only cool places to go to in Birmingham.
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I am hard of hearing and lots of content, principally movies, will have subtitles in every language under the sun, except English.
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And every Wall Street firm under the sun called for an immediate recession as the global economy ground to a near-standstill.
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The Carhartt Acrylic Watch Hat is your ideal simple beanie that comes in every color under the sun — and it's incredibly affordable.
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"It'll be a tougher season: doubleheaders, under the sun, the lower pay, the traveling," said Richard González, 29, the Toritos second baseman.
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"'Twin Peaks,' returning 27 years after its debut, is no longer brand-new under the sun," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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To switch the biblical reference point to Ecclesiastes, there is no new thing under the sun, certainly not in regard to sanctuary.
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As the "inventors" of Green Monday, it seems only fitting that eBay would offer everything under the sun at a discount today.
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Instead of listing every platform under the sun, we've listed a few key categories and the best streaming option in those sections.
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"I like to call it the coolest mission under the sun," quipped one solar physicist before going back to her day job.
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That's why, I mean, I pitched to everyone under the sun on both coasts but wound up with people who knew me.
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Pile a hollowed out pineapple high with every type of seafood under the sun, then douse it all with a pineapple-ginger marinade.
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"We tried almost every standard statistical approach under the sun, but we never found an effective way to move the needle," says DePristo.
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There's no doubt that Roberts has rocked almost every hair color under the sun – from "cayenne spice" to rosé, and everything in between.
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"I completely disagree that we've been left out in the cold, out under the sun, without any support from federal government," he said.
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Vinyl toys are everywhere, and almost every pop culture franchise under the sun has been recreated in the line's trademark big-headed design.
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Some played dominoes and football in the streets, while others chanted slogans, waved banners saying "No More Dictatorship" and stood under the sun.
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Every damn company under the sun makes a battery pack to charge up your phone, tablet, smartwatch, or whatever you need juiced up.
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Whoop is collecting medical recovery stats for practically every injury under the sun as well as workout data from people who workout constantly.
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If you thought she's tried every hair color under the sun, Jenner, 19, chose her most adventurous color yet with this luminescent sheen.
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I was something that lay under the sun and felt it, like the pumpkins, and I did not want to be anything more.
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It's a world where cellphones are made by Kurts and Brocks, and white women are laboring under the sun picking their own pumpkins.
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The family collects half-eaten bread wherever they can find it and spreads the pieces on a white cloth under the sun. Mrs.
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While you can choose any color under the sun to virtually paint your room, the furniture selection tool is super clunky to use.
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Maurice Pialat was jeered at the 1987 award ceremony upon winning the Palme d'Or for "Under the Sun of Satan," and struck back.
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For a few intense weeks under the sun, they hunch over in fields, picking the crop that ends up in Chinese clothing factories.
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Ken is suing for everything he can under the sun -- battery, breach of contract, defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress and so on.
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Package delivery surged in popularity, as Amazon and other e-commerce suppliers made it easy to search and order anything under the sun.
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The result is legislation that's opposed by America's hospital groups, by the AARP, and by virtually every relevant interest group under the sun.
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Even if games provided every customization option under the sun, I'd probably still find something else I'd want to mod into a game.
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We spend over three hours catching up about everything under the sun and share two bottles of wine and a small meat lover's flatbread.
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An electric toothbrush can have all the features under the sun, but if you aren't getting a thorough clean, you need to look elsewhere.
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Then I went on a little splurge where I was using every face mask under the sun, which was just making my skin worse.
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For peak accidental hipster cred the enterprising DIYer used an 18650 lithium battery—the exact same kind used by every vape under the sun.
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It wasn't just about waiting three or more years between installments, it was about being on a quest for something new under the sun.
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But, as the Darlingtons explain, it's really less about having every possible glass under the sun and more about having the basics nailed down.
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Kylie Jenner is officially trying to get her hands on just about everything under the sun ... filing docs to take over the hair industry.
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As mass movements are increasingly mobilizing around every issue under the sun, from immigrant rights to minority rights, people power is seeing a resurgence.
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Today, you can't scroll through your Facebook news feed without seeing 300 different videos showing you how to prepare every dish under the sun.
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On a cold February afternoon, the soulful singer stopped by to play new music for Broadly and talk about, well, everything under the sun.
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Working under the name Pixel-Pusha, Pollett allegedly spent two days boshing anything and everything under the sun and then drew the results up.
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It was a hot summer day — much like the days my grandfather endured when he toiled under the sun, laying asphalt in the jungle.
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But, most importantly, you're shedding old skin under the Sun in Scorpio and moving on to bigger, better things with the Sun in Sagittarius.
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The method they settled on was startlingly low-tech: they sent out 1,500 handwritten letters to every C-suite big shot under the sun.
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That includes water bottles, which quickly add up when you host thousands of crew, members and guests for a windy week under the sun.
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To Mr. Ignatieff, the Orban regime is a "new thing under the sun" that cannot be defined by the templates of 20th-century authoritarianism.
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The methods of science, like everything else under the sun, are themselves objects of scientific scrutiny, as method becomes methodology, the analysis of methods.
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After all, can't we make airline and hotel reservations and purchase cars, furniture and everything under the sun while sitting at our own desk?
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Today's children have been educated in classes alongside peers with every developmental disability under the sun, since it was mandated by law in 1990.
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His emotional lyrics, ornate production and blend of every genre under the sun all come together to tell the stories of a whole generation.
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Enjoy wine tastings or a picnic under the sun in Constantia Valley, the region that's dotted with wine farms and has oak-lined streets.
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It seems to me that all it does is take the US News & World Report [strategy] and applies it to everything under the sun.
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The game is noteworthy for working across what feels like every platform under the sun, including Mac, Windows, Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One.
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While these discounts aren't on every Hasbro toy and board game under the sun, the deals do include a lot of classics and fun favorites.
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Just to be clear, we're not picking on nonnatives here — American actors have been butchering every accent under the sun since the dawn of Hollywood.
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Ausker grill pan — $2159 See Details If you're feeling experimental, this cookware set includes everything you need to prepare virtually any meal under the sun.
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"Delivering everything under the sun and 25,000 new jobs", bragged a glossy flyer from Amazon about its plans to build a second headquarters in Queens.
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"Some of them are suffering from burns as a result of remaining in the sea and under the sun for a long time," Qassem said.
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"DELIVERING EVERYTHING under the sun and 25,000 new jobs", bragged a glossy flyer from Amazon about its plans to build a second headquarters in Queens.
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"The local purchases grow by almost 100 percent every year," said Mustofa, while helping workers spread out coffee cherries to be dried under the sun.
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Renting a car and equipment, he drove from Mexico to Nicaragua, stopping by fields and taking urine samples from outdoor laborers toiling under the sun.
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Read more:In an interview a year before his death, Karl Lagerfeld said he'd had 'every test under the sun and they can't find anything wrong'
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Cat-eyes, smoky eyes, halo eyes — what's a makeup lover who has tried just about every liner and shadow look under the sun to do?
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Every option under the sun has leaped onto unparalleled horizons that hallmark the fact that Iranians are true believers of the ethos of digital spending.
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Apple and seemingly every Android phone maker under the sun want us to embrace the smartphone notch, but things don't have to be this way.
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Just as Black Lives Matter was a façade for the same tired, America-loathing leftist causes, this "Women's march" includes every cause under the sun.
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And throughout it all, he was investigated/convicted for practically everything under the sun, including bribery, abuse of power, and sleeping with an underage girl.
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While 22014D printing is enjoying its time under the sun, most mainstream consumers are still put off by the price and size of the printers.
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Boycotting their observant Muslim families, the two stuff their faces with every barbecue pork product under the sun, and give new meaning to family bonding.
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"The journey has been hot, and walking under the sun is the toughest thing," said Iris, who did not want to give her last name.
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She described visiting a Korean spa in Queens that was very "accepting," with people "every color under the sun" in hot tubs on the roof.
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It's also the case that we like debuts so much because we want to believe there may be something new under the sun after all.
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If virtually every Democrat under the sun is running for president, it's because all 22020 candidates think they stand a chance against a vulnerable president.
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"There's nothing new under the sun when it comes to Middle East peace," said Philip Gordon, a White House Middle East coordinator under Mr. Obama.
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What type of sugar to cut and keepBefore you start cutting every sweet treat under the sun, consider this: not all sugar is created equal.
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Per People's description, Dr. Ebonie Vincent and Dr. Brad Schaeffer will address every podiatry problem under the sun, including wart clusters, fungus, and toe amputations.
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Amazon meanwhile is trying to dominate every sector under the sun from content to food, shown by its near $14 billion acquisition of Whole Foods.
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Bald patches of earth or plants withering under the sun can indicate a pest infestation or an irrigation fail that could cost lots of money.
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Still, it was an absence worth noting -- particularly given that Trump spoke for 80 minutes and tackled virtually every other subject under the sun. 6.
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Through a somewhat arduous process of submitting every receipt and document under the sun, I was able to have the card's insurance cover the cost.
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IMDb is known as the place to go to look up details for any film under the sun, and now it's entering the streaming video arena.
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Software and services would tell us when to hydrate, when to get out under the sun, when to take it easy, and when best to sleep.
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Since then, I've tried nearly every top-rated liner under the sun, and I've fallen in love with fewer than I can count on both hands.
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She's had nearly every hairstyle under the sun (from braids to buzz cuts), but her latest style, which happens to be her favorite, happened by accident.
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Like Adora, she has used and abused the leniency of the local doctors and hospitals to be prescribed little pills for every ailment under the sun.
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Managers tend to blame their turnover problems on everything under the sun, while ignoring the crux of the matter: people don't leave jobs; they leave managers.
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The Mother's Day star enjoyed some fun under the sun with her girlfriends including stylist and BFF Sophie Lopez at Wynn's Encore Beach Club on Friday.
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That is no less true in politics, which is fueled by campaign donations and lobbying dollars that move policy on every important issue under the sun.
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Between the two, every supernatural creature under the sun — or avoiding the sun, depending on what we're talking about — could go unnoticed in certain desolate areas.
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NASA should have locked up One Direction during that video shoot and never let them go until they recorded every possible promotional video under the sun.
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She kept anything that could be put to use, and it was this that filled the hunter under the sun with her passion and her purpose.
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She's starring in upcoming Freeform series Famous In Love, Snapchatting absolutely everything (including her recent eyebrow microblading session), and attempting every hair color under the sun.
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Lil Dicky just dropped his massive celebrity collab single, "Earth," and it's got just about every celeb under the sun from Justin Bieber to Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Managers tend to blame their turnover problems on everything under the sun while ignoring the crux of the matter: people don't leave jobs; they leave managers.
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Instead, there's a window on the porch that laid-back beach bums can walk up to after catching a few waves or laying under the sun.
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I have tried every method under the sun to get my hard boiled egg shells to come off easily without tearing most of the whites apart.
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Julia Roberts has been every color under the sun, but first became America's Sweetheart with her red curls in "Pretty Woman" and "My Best Friend's Wedding."
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Mr. Hicks called "Under the Sun" Mr. Mansky's "most Vertov-like film" because of the lengths it goes to show the audience how it was made.
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And the real fight to ward off special interests, lobbying groups and every industry under the sun from derailing the tax bill is just getting underway.
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" An accompanying list of new releases misspelled the given name of the French author whose novel was adapted into the film "Under the Sun of Satan.
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Forget all those robotic BB-8s and action figures every company under the sun is selling as we inch closer toward the The Last Jedi premiere.
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Dreams, which is out in early access on the PS4 right now, is already giving players the capability to make anything under the sun within it.
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He also directed two Agatha Christie adaptations: "The Mirror Crack'd" with Angela Lansbury as Miss Marple and "Evil Under the Sun" with Peter Ustinov as Poirot.
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Having watched them win every trophy under the sun for decades – having witnessed their unbearable success – everyone else is desperate for their misery to continue indefinitely.
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It then became a music store of its own — a magical, one-click emporium where 99 cents could get you almost any song under the sun.
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It's that time of year again: April Fool's Day, when every tech company under the sun decides to release a fake product to fool the masses.
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Ten years ago, I didn't care that much about Taylor Swift's so-called deafening silence, as the meme had it, on every issue under the sun.
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Voters said, in essence, "'We don't trust any of you, but we will trust this guy who makes every promise under the sun,'" Mr. Cooper said.
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What underscores being "humbled" and "blessed" is the explosion of annual awards given by every organization under the sun, at fund-raising dinners and annual conferences.
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Voters said, in essence, "'We don't trust any of you, but we will trust this guy who makes every promise under the sun,'" Mr. Cooper said.
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He has made a few decisions, most of them unwise, and promised practically everything under the sun, including a Scandinavian-style health care system for everyone.
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That&aposs why I like Brett Kavanaugh - Judge Brett Kavanaugh because he has over 22018 decisions on every issue under the sun, everybody could read the opinions.
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The media is continuing to grapple with a president who doesn't care about truth, runs his mouth on everything under the sun, and feeds on petty bullshit.
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I scroll though photos of moms doing it better, working full time and still finding the time to do every activity under the sun with their kids.
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Over the past two decades, he has mastered virtually every melee weapon under the sun and coached countless students to victory in national wushu competitions around Indonesia.
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I can watch every gore-fest horror flick under the sun and be left relatively unfazed, but there is one film that always leaves me sufficiently creeped.
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Cameras are "reimagined" every year by Apple, Samsung, and every other phone maker under the sun, very occasionally living up to the word but oftentimes falling short.
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Athletes line up under the sun in this image by Chinese photographer Senrong Hu. Cars, trucks, and people pack into Corabastos, the biggest market in Bogota, Colombia.
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Thus, there is really nothing new under the sun that our visual systems can perceive and that we haven't already perceived, although attention might have been lacking.
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In fact, all of my POC experts for this piece assured me that all board-certified derms are trained to treat every shade under the sun. Still.
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Every company under the sun now makes a phablet, but that doesn't change the fact that Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 is still the best phablet ever created.
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So, you book yourself a spray tan, a seemingly foolproof way to achieve an airbrushed tan without the skin-damaging effects of actually frying under the sun.
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I go hard on the sparkling wine whilst we're eating the huge spread of antipasti, which includes fried mussels, burrata, and every cured meat under the sun.
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It's something new under the sun, a thrilling and discomfiting document of the present moment and also, like every movie that matters, a bulletin from the future.
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McCain famously gave the media unprecedented access to his campaign, and was willing to speak candidly, as much as journalists wanted, on any subject under the sun.
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Breakout Technique of the Year – Imanari roll 2014: Electric Chair Sweep2015: Snap Kicks This is always a tricky category because there is nothing new under the sun.
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If it were up to us the game would be on every platform under the sun, but that is just not possible with a team of five.
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I break every rule under the sun, have done so all my life (I'm 66) and I think that pretty much all my peers do the same.
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His cell gets spun [searched for drugs or other illicit materials] every other week, his canteen order never arrives, no mail, all the shit under the sun.
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But they feel like everything is new under the sun, that they're doing things that have never been done, or that they have to kill the past.
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At first, it was punk fanzines, but later I picked up zines on topics from feminism, to personal zines, to comics, to anything under the sun really.
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I would say something about nothing new under the sun, as we've been playing masquerade as a species for millenniums, but these costumes are really something else.
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I was able to show that I was working on the front lines as part of research that every pharma company under the sun is now pursuing.
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As Resika's art bestrides two centuries with no sign of letting up, it reinforces and refutes the Biblical wisdom that there is nothing new under the sun.
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The rescuers photographed the bodies before sealing them up, which is a good thing: Under the sun, they bloated and became disfigured, the skin blackening as if burnt.
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With micro-targeted ads, they could hold every position under the sun but only claim a certain position when getting the message to someone who agrees with it.
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And the software giant is now acknowledging those facts as it works to build the Surface line into a catchall brand for every hardware need under the sun.
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But as the hours passed and the city warmed up under the sun, it dawned on me that there really wasn't much chance the guy would actually come.
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Assuming you've got a family member / roommate / friend to mooch from, that should cover you for almost every phone, tablet, set-top box, and console under the sun.
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Just when you thought you knew about every celebrity romance under the sun, a certain singer comes out of the woodwork to remind you that you know nothing.
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When Carey wasn't busy frolicking with her new flame, she relaxed under the sun and cooked up a feast with family and friends, including ex-husband Nick Cannon.
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If it's true that there's no new thing under the sun, how do you explain Ben Affleck's The Accountant, a movie that combines Jason Bourne and Rain Man?
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As a girl, my mother would make dolls out of wet mud for her and her sister to play with, but they cracked into dust under the sun.
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" On the other hand, she says, "self-confident people are you, you, you, which, for every reason under the sun, including trust and loyalty, is better, better, better.
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We wanted to find the sound of sugar, the sound of the beach under the sun, the sound of the heat of July that makes your body relax.
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When you create an account for anything, be it Twitch or Steam or any other service under the sun, you are agreeing to the rules of that service.
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Victoria's Secret model Taylor Hill flaunted her killer body in a recent Instagram photo, showing herself lounging under the sun in the swimsuit and a pair of sunglasses.
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But "is willing to defend the president's defenses of neo-Nazis" is an extraordinarily high bar for obsequiousness — virtually everyone under the sun criticized Trump on this score.
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Thugger goes off about buying the new Louis Vuitton and his desire to "fuck every bitch under the sun," but he's more strung-out than he is thrilled.
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In "Under the Sun," that connection between the PETM and the Anthropocene is made explicit—it's the nuclear fingerprint that gives Stella and her colleagues their Eureka moment.
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Or, rather, something old that might be a lifeboat out of the postmodern everythingness that has us all feeling like there's no longer anything alt under the sun.
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In CD-23 the DCCC (as well as pretty much everyone under the sun who is endorsing in this race) is backing Gina Ortiz Jones against Rick Treviño.
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"I am sure that nowhere under the sun could one find a land more full of hope, of happiness and of fine, loyal, generous-hearted people," she said.
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As the Iraqi forces advanced block by block, courtyards and rooftops became vital vantage points, sniper nests and, despite the brutally hot weather, crash pads under the sun.
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Tabs are open with every employment site under the sun and you skipped your own wedding to write personal cover letters to each and every human resource manager.
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"We were misunderstood by the international community and all hell broke out - we were being accused of everything under the sun and being told to leave," he said.
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A wealthy alumnus is promising to give the University of Notre Dame its biggest unrestricted gift yet, $21 million it can use for any purpose under the sun.
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They often argue about everything under the sun, but according to a new poll there are things that Democrats and Republicans can agree on: zombies and the paranormal.
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The Koch brothers have a despicable record on everything under the sun, from campaign finance to poisoning the planet, but they have been on this issue for years.
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Sometimes they have new names, but there's not that much new under the sun in terms of what people are trying to do, in terms of health policy.
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If some of those businesses are not exactly engaged in the most praiseworthy activities under the sun—well, who among us can claim our hands are truly clean?
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As if this month wasn't already jam-packed with new product announcements from every tech company under the sun, Apple just sent out invitations for an event on Oct.
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Instead of creating an actual headset, Leap Motion is letting everyone under the sun have at it by releasing the hardware and software specifications under an open source license.
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After pitching every new type of ad unit under the sun, from digital display to online video to influencer marketing at places likeTremor Video, Conde Nast Interactive and NYTimes.com.
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Personally, I've taken pretty much every specialized hair supplement under the sun — and almost all of them made me feel positively queasy, even when I took them with food.
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Demi Lovato is capable of pulling off any hairstyle under the sun — which is why at this point, it feels like she's rocked every cut, color and style imaginable.
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Click here to view original GIFMost toy stores still have a dedicated girls-only aisle saturated in pink and filled with dolls that can do everything under the sun.
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Google offers a dizzying number of services and dabbles in almost every consumer tech industry under the sun, including seven core products with more than a billion users each.
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He made it through an entire speech about Islam without saying "radical Islamic terrorism," a phrase that he likes to just say when discussing any topic under the sun.
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The end goal of chat looks like bringing utility and convenience to the fore rather than cloning a competing product into the fabric of every app under the sun.
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It's also available on just about every platform under the sun, making it easy to watch as fans hate every single thing that Roman Reigns does inside the ring.
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The love birds were all smiles this weekend as they posed for photos together under the sun in Tulum, biked along the beach and did a bit of swinging.
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There's the famous family, the wardrobe, the ability to rock every single hair and lip color under the sun and now, actual, irrefutable proof that seasons don't affect her.
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One guy is sprawled out on a table in the dimly lit canteen, three more on the floor in the prayer room, some under the sun in the courtyard.
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" Though she herself stays away from doing drugs, she said the majority of people she knows in town smoke weed, do coke, MDMA, mushrooms, and "everything under the sun.
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Hot Topic may have peaked in the 90s, but the teen accessories and clothing retailer is still thriving, selling merchandise from practically every fandom and obsession under the sun.
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UNDER THE SUN Vitaly Mansky goes to North Korea to follow the making of a supposed documentary about a patriotic little girl, her family and her amazingly perfect life.
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Polaroid Originals OneStep 2 camera: 'Stranger Things' Edition (with film) — $126.99 See Details Now that summer is here, we're sure you want to immortalize your shenanigans under the sun.
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It is possible that nothing under the sun could convince House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to prepare their members to impeach and remove Trump.
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For an hour or two, you can unapologetically raise your voice, call your cheating girlfriend everything under the sun, and walk out feeling and looking like a better man.
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He had to bend over and catch his breath, from the heat and the burning in his gut and the sight of his sister standing silent under the sun.
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So it's no surprise that members of the media would jump on Trump's insinuation and begin asking every Republican under the sun what he or she thought about it.
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VARIETY PUZZLE — Puns are inventive and complex; whenever you think you've pinned down every type of pun under the sun, something new (at least to you) inevitably pops up.
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Biscayne Bay — wide, blue, beautiful and stretching between Miami and Miami Beach — is one of the great marine murals, constantly shifting under the sun and clouds, constantly remaking itself.
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" With her own children, she said, "we try to expose them to everything under the sun and then home in on the things that excite them, what they like.
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I know this to be true because after a decade of doing every kind of something under the sun, I'm still as single as I was when I started.
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While the company started off as an online retailer of books and media, it has expanded its product categories to what seems like everything under the sun since then.
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Every time he is praised or blamed, his influence raises – and this makes him even more suitable to serve as an ultimate explanation of whatever happens under the sun.
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I would surrender to the difficult moments or to whatever my body needed for a safe birth, whether that was every intervention under the sun or nothing at all.
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She's created her own clothing, shoe and accessories line, Kendall + Kylie, with her sister Kendall, she's launched a major cosmetics empire, and she's tried nearly every hairstyle under the sun.
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McAdams has been every shade under the sun (including a previous detour to bright blonde) and this latest update has almost earned her an invite to the Platinum Bob Club!
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Hamza smoked a cig with him on the grass, his image bright and smiling under the sun, filtered through the code on Benjamin's comband and boosted by the base below.
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We were open every Saturday and Sunday from May through October, and hosted every product category under the sun – ranging from homemade hot sauce to soy candles to handmade skateboards.
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Since Gwyneth has experienced every type of spa procedure under the sun, you would think she'd be just as good at giving a facial as she is at getting one.
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The last few generations of consoles have steadily embraced more and more online experiences, and for a while, nearly every franchise under the sun was adopting multiplayer in some form.
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If you look at our body over of work over the years, we've done just about everything under the sun, and I think we've hit a lot of home runs!
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From sultry smoky eyes to bold lips to statement brows, the star has created every look under the sun on herself, sharing her steps with her over 300,000 YouTube followers.
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" "Where I grew up, gay men were called poofs, queers, everything derogatory under the sun," he told the Daily Mail, adding that even now "having a bloke around is unusual.
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Water-resistant, shock-proof, dust-proof, and boasting 30 hours of playing time, the TREBLAB FX37 Rugged Bluetooth Speaker is the perfect companion for your leisurely time under the sun.
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Those of you who've followed my musical odyssey over the past few months will have noticed that I've been trying out pretty much every set of headphones under the sun.
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Mark Pritchard's new album Under the Sun is coming out on May 13th, and this single finds him stretching one of the world's most recognizable voices like it's digital putty.
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The race has another quirk that affects both the show and the car setup: It starts late afternoon under the sun, and finishes under the stars, with darkness falling quickly.
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Each of these women is a master at making up any complexion under the sun — these are the go-to makeup artists to stars like Eva Mendes and Gina Rodriguez.
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They're also the versatile choice we need for those days when, under the sun you don't need a jacket, but come nighttime, added length covering your legs is much appreciated.
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Getting a good gift for the guy in your life is a tough task nonetheless, especially with every brand under the sun practically screaming at you to buy their stuff.
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They attested to murders, rapes, beatings and tortures — one inmate, Danny Bennett, died after he was shocked with cattle prods and left unconscious under the sun in 100-degree heat.
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Mr. Irving's process of reproducing familiar objects from scratch seems to argue that there's no escaping your context, or even that, as Ecclesiastes says, there's nothing new under the sun.
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It seems like everyone under the sun says it's a terrible idea to reach out to an ex and break "no contact," and that closure isn't real, so don't bother.
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My impulsive side, on the other hand, thrives on the possibilities of risk and reward — and is much more interested in trying everything under the sun to see if it sticks.
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It's called the Aussie Emoji Keyboard, and it features more than 40 Australian-themed emojis including Vegemite, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Uluru and nearly every common Australian phrase under the sun.
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That somebody – when they're at a certain point they're probably being offered everything under the sun – can actually just turn around and say no and step away from all of that.
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Never before have city dwellers had so many options for getting around — subway, bus, bike, ferry, taxi, and every sharing app under the sun — and never have commutes been so hellacious.
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According to People, Moretz and O'Brien were spotted out at West Hollywood restaurant The Nice Guy, where pretty much every celebrity under the sun is spotted at one point or another.
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Once again, the year is winding down, and everybody under the sun is looking back at the past year's news and culture as if the world began on January 1st, 2150.
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He wasn't rich, went to church regularly, and would give me the shirt off his back if I was cold, even though we had passionate disagreements about everything under the sun.
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"I don't feel quite so sheltered abut being home-schooled because living with these strangers has taught me how to deal with every bit of dram under the sun," Jeremiah declares.
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For over three years, Tokyo has given Jenner every bold cut and color change under the sun all without lifting a pair of scissors or mixing a bowl of hair dye.
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The new documentary "Under the Sun" follows an 8-year-old North Korean girl named Zin-mi as she prepares to join the Korean Children's Union, run by the Workers' Party.
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" Cramer has heard every bear case for Apple under the sun, including the latest downgrade that argued the tech stock's gains from the iPhone super-cycle are "in the late innings.
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Rob Kardashian is now FULLY out of his shell ... he just talked to us about everything under the sun -- his wedding, his weight loss, and his biggest vice with Blac Chyna.
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But the miserable injustice of having children is that there comes a point when we have to let them go, fully aware that they may commit every folly under the sun.
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So let's go and look at what that 46 billion plus 4 [billion] looks like, and define a strategy for that, and then have everything have a place under the sun.
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So let's go and look at what that 46 billion plus 4 [billion] looks like, and define a strategy for that, and then have everything have a place under the sun.
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Smulders went into control mode, and tried everything under the sun to get her body back to health, from cutting out cheese and carbohydrates to yoga classes, acupuncture, crystal healers and more.
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"But not everything under the sun has to be fed into it, and a scandal on one side does not require an equal and opposite scandal to be manufactured for the other."
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Charging them by leaving them under the sun and moon, sleeping with them under your pillow, and even cleansing them with salt is said to help you get to know your cards.
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But everybody else was after short term goals of sales revenue and hence, they were trying to sell each and every category under the sun while we were focused only on books.
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"As a makeup artist, I was being sent every beauty product under the sun, and my friends all wanted to know what they should be using on their skin," Preston tells PEOPLE.
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Gummy candies, soft drinks, dog treats, body lotions — these days, everything under the sun is available with CBD, or cannabidoil, an ingredient derived from a non-psychotropic part of the marijuana plant.
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He also found that many times the traditional vendors were giving you a switch with every single configuration option under the sun, when maybe your problem only required a couple of options.
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Like in this picture: Proving just how much we'd love to get a drink with her and pick her brain about everything under the sun, the people's president revealed her favorite meme.
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The traffic is bolstered by prices that are their lowest ever, besting even Black Friday on popular items like tech, beauty, home and kitchen, and virtually every other category under the sun.
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The Museum of Modern Art has acknowledged it wrongly canceled the New York debut of "Under the Sun," a documentary about North Korea that has been criticized by that country and Russia.
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As for the latter, Crawford shifted tides away from wholesome blonde, blue-eyed girls next door, to make way for a brunette glamazon on the cover of every magazine under the sun.
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They cover every issue under the sun, win awards at major venues such as the New York Festivals and are often cited as sources by media that don't have their global reach.
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Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Birds and flowers are interspersed with manmade candy, paint drips, and power lines to create a kind of alternative Audubon world that questions the realness or artificiality of everything under the sun.
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Every big city in Mexico has its own carniteria and chefs have copied and even reinvented this dish in their restaurants, so we have seen every version of it under the sun.
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It's easy to understand why: For the price of a high-end encyclopedia set, you could get a computer that could run an encyclopedia app and basically everything else under the sun.
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Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun, and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Welcome to "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun, and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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You love to learn about everything under the sun, and you'll even go as far as provoking people just to see what their reaction is and what you can learn from it.
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That's what makes this a really fun job, every darned thing under the sun, including stuff about which I know virtually nothing, and I have a crackerjack staff to help teach me.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 is a perfect fit for exactly one type of user: Somebody who wants every smartphone feature under the sun and won't balk at spending $1,000+ to get them.
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While the site makes it incredibly easy to purchase virtually anything under the sun, generally at the cheapest available price, getting an accurate and complete picture of the seller is almost impossible.
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If the ambient temperature outside is warm or if you'll be trekking under the sun, then the last thing you want on your feet are hiking socks designed to provide added insulation.
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Much of the point of his podcast is that the present often echoes the past — there's nothing new under the sun, even in modern-seeming disputes like that over Hillary Clinton's email.
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I know that because I'm married to a plastic surgeon, everyone thinks I have everything done under the sun, but there are pictures of me from basically birth until now [that prove otherwise].
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As niche workouts come and go, the tried-and-true outdoor workout, whether it be a run, ride or anything else under the sun (or moon), has proven that it's here to stay.
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Everybody's favorite "stop in for a shower caddy and get a whole new dining-room set and every bath product under the sun" big-box store is unveiling a whole new, reimagined look.
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From adorable animal faces to intricately detailed emoji-like designs, the singer practically has a permanent photo of everything under the sun, including her latest ink addition — a tiny sketch of a planet.
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"We're in an economic crisis and I have to come to another country to buy food," said Juan Sansonetti, 31, standing under the sun with a large sack of flour on his shoulder.
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If that comes to pass, there may be a flag in the frame — and we might settle the question of what happened to them after spending more than 46 years under the sun.
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But starting at $1,500 and considering its middling specs and feature set, it's not a device for the smartphone buyer used to top-of-the-line specs and every feature under the sun.
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"Not only does Macy&aposs have everything under the sun from apparel to appliances, they&aposre also known for their incredible promotions," Sara Skirboll, shopping and trends expert at RetailMeNot, told Business Insider.
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"The journey has been hot, and walking under the sun is the toughest thing," Iris, who did not want to give her last name, said, looking at the children, who were clearly exhausted.
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Or rather than use using their long weekends to relax and go to the beach, they are baking under the sun in lines at shops for ever scarcer products in the shrinking economy.
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Bulldozers are common sights, along with the ubiquitous Chinese foreman taking a drag on his cigarette, squinting under the sun at Ugandan laborers digging a ditch or performing some other rudimentary road-building task.
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If you've got $12,000 to blow and already own every Apple product under the sun, we've got great news — you can now buy this impeccably sophisticated hourglass to fill the void in your life.
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By searching nearly every airline, online travel agency (OTA), and travel booking site under the sun, with few exclusions, from the heavy-hitters down to rinky-dink boutique sites you've probably never heard of.
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In a grander sense, HQ looks a lot like the future promised by "original video content," the one every tech and media company under the sun has been desperately searching in the dark for.
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Udemy has courses for just about everything under the sun, all entirely online, and best of all, they're about all ten dollars — a huge discount off regular course prices of about $200 a pop.
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They have every electronic device under the sun including multiple Raspberry Pis, a 3D printer, and two huge televisions, one connected to a Wii U. All of that stuff, in their minds, is junk.
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Yet when it came to Donald Trump — probably the most obvious, shameless liar in the presidential race — Cruz was strangely reticent to do what he'd been doing to every other Republican under the sun.
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It's generally a given that whenever a new technology takes off people rush into the space to build everything under the sun, and eventually natural selection kicks in and only the truly useful remain.
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Given that the electronic pioneer standing behind the decks is here to celebrate the release of his latest—largely ambient—album Under The Sun, he's in charge of setting the mood this May evening.
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The show is about a 20-something, pop-culture obsessed Tim Bisley and his roommate Daisy Steiner (Jessica Stevenson) shooting the shit, getting high, and living through every pop-culture reference under the sun.
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Before it became the worldwide one-stop shop for every product under the sun, Amazon got its simple start in 1995 by selling books online, though founder Jeff Bezos always knew of its potential.
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Chrissy Teigen is well-known for giving her opinion on everything under the sun, and soon she will put her litany of hot takes to good use as the presiding judge in Chrissy's Court.
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Dr. Gell-Mann also had a compulsion, upon meeting new people, to provide them with the etymology and proper pronunciation of their names, going on to expound on seemingly any subject under the sun.
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Tennant nails Hardy's grumpy, anti-sociable irascibility, and Colman flawlessly covers pretty much every human emotion under the sun (her character has a pretty harrowing time of it, especially in the first two seasons).
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Recent reports have Mueller asking tough questions about Trump's pre-2016 business dealings in Russia, his knowledge of the Clinton email situation, his pressure campaign against Sessions, and basically everything else under the sun.
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When every big technology company under the sun is talking up its AI chops, it seems high time to put machine learning and other computing technology to work on detecting and blocking fake news.
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There&aposs nothing new under the sun but for the fact that we&aposre saying mom and dad, if you come in we&aposre going to prosecute you as a misdemeanor, or as a felony.
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By its late-70s peak, Flynt's flagship publication Hustler reached 3 million sweaty palms per month, transgressing every boundary under the sun and earning the scorn of both the religious right and the feminist left.
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This thing actually wants to make productivity easier—a claim macOS has rarely been able to make when Windows is just sitting over there installed in what feels like every office computer under the sun.
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Anyone who has considered a move (or spent more than a millisecond online) can tell you that there are no shortage of lists ranking America's cities on, well, pretty much every attribute under the sun.
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That's because, like many other laptop companies at the show this year, what HP means by "new" is "updated versions of our models from last year", because truly there is nothing new under the sun.
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SNL joked that in 2019, Netflix will "go crazy" and will buy every single TV pitch under the sun — including a spinoff of its hit show The Crown mashed up with Saved By the Bell.
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He can do that for you, using some meticulously cut paper and these weird little misting bottles full of every color under the sun—although you could probably get away with a regular spray bottle.
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While you will see everything under the sun adorned in pink, and you'll hear a lot about prevention and screening, what you may not come across are the everyday struggles of women with breast cancer.
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Civ VI is the latest addictive turn-based strategy game from Firaxis Games, which is casually working its way onto every platform under the sun that has a touch screen or uses a mouse/touchpad.
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On Monday, UNESCO, one of the founding agencies of the UN, announced a partnership with the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation (INRIA) to preserve every piece of software under the sun.
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Rogan is not a mainstream media figure, but he appeals to a mainstream audience, with a wide array of listeners (primarily men) routinely tuning in to hear him and guests discuss everything under the sun.
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Real energy independence is impossible so long as it relies on fuels closely tied to the global market and the burning of which carries its own catastrophic effects for every policy field under the sun.
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From there, it took me a little while, but I started looking into the history of booze and realized that people have been putting almost anything under the sun into cocktail bitters, so why not crickets?
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It was surrounded on all sides by vacation houses that hadn't been there a decade ago; one directly across from the front door was still under construction, with Mitchell's workers painting and hammering under the sun.
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With all the contour palettes, strobing products (or are we still calling it highlighting?), and blushes in every shade under the sun, it's easy to feel overwhelmed — especially if you're unsure of how to use them.
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Weiss says while he has been called in to help with every workplace issue under the sun, the two most common problems he sees among CEOs are some of the same issues most workers deal with.
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Pretty much every PR agency under the sun has had a meeting this week trying to determine how they can get a slice of the Pokemon GO popularity, and, to be fair, so has every newsroom.
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From there, the transition is pretty well documented: formalizing the name change, dropping some world-building mixtapes (Codeine Cowboy especially begs to be revisited), then popping up as a guest on every song under the sun.
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The focus at school is on education, not sports; when kids do participate in sports, they are mostly indoors because they do not want to be under the sun (the average temperature is 2100 degrees Fahrenheit).
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By his reckoning, great poets are those who evade a feeling of belatedness — that there is, and can be, nothing new under the sun — by creatively misreading their mighty predecessors whose influence would otherwise be stifling.
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There's every color under the sun, every religion," said Ms. Carr, who plays a neurolinguistics expert on the new CBS legal drama "Bull" and was a 2015 Tony nominee for her performance in "Hand to God.
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"Since the day President Trump was elected, congressional Democrats have been working to find any reason under the sun to impeach the president and undo the results of the last election," he said in a statement.
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Hostesses known as "pets" served endless supplies of champagne, caviar, and lobsters to guests as they sunbathed under the sun, and the owner of "Penthouse" magazine poured $45 million into the resort to build a casino.
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In between racking up production credits for everyone under the sun, Major Lazer became the canvas on which he explored methods for infusing radio-oriented pop with the global dance sounds he'd always been drawn to.
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That means that one hemisphere will bask under the sun both day and night, while the other will experience a frigid and dark winter and not catch a glimpse of the sun for that entire season.
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"This is presuming there's nothing under the sun you could ever do with asbestos other than these 15 things," said Betsy Southerland, former director of the E.P.A.'s office of science and technology, in an interview.
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In the distance smoke plumes from brick kilns, where men, women, and children spend their entire lives on their knees under the sun, cooling, patting, stacking, and packing red bricks that are sent across the country.
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There was a time when every game critic under the sun wrote a piece debating the term, and in 2016 Kill Screen interviewed a large number of developers to determine the general position on the term.
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After weeks of constant gridlock, partisan fighting and a government shutdown, Democrats and Republicans recently agreed to settle their differences by throwing money at every program under the sun and sticking the public with the bill.
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In his 2013 novel Crazy Rich Asians, author Kevin Kwan builds the world of ultra-wealthy Singaporean society by cheekily (and sometimes bitingly) name-checking every high-end fashion designer and luxury brand under the sun.
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According to a 2016 Forbes interview with a TCL executive, app makers are much more likely to support their apps on a handful of popular devices than do it for every model of TV under the sun.
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Sonos offers support for almost every music streaming service under the sun, along with a larger ecosystem with multiple speakers at various sizes and price points (including the ability to add non-Sonos speakers to the network).
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For nearly three years, Tokyo (whose real name is William Jackson), has given Jenner every bold cut and color change under the sun all without lifting a pair of scissors or mixing a bowl of hair dye.
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"There are some key candidates that could [issue negative yielding bonds] and we've been trying to convince every issuer under the sun to try and do it - but not everyone wants to," one bond syndicate manager said.
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Skip it and switch over to Microsoft's Outlook app instead, which offers a fast, clean interface, fantastic support with almost every email company under the sun, and the kind of reliability that Apple's app just doesn't have.
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With the exception of becoming a doctor or a lawyer, she was convinced that the few years she spent shuffling around in a number of restaurant management positions had prepared her for any career under the sun.
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If I held the screen just the right under the sun, I could also get a glimpse of all the possible movements of my character and I'd imagine how to trigger the animations I hadn't seen yet.
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Trump, who tweets and retweets everything under the sun, has thus far not bothered to address this with so much as a tweet, to say nothing of a broader speech or campaign aimed at denouncing these sentiments.
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On "Under the Sun"—which features Kadiata, a producer and MC who also lives south of the river—Solomon speaks of spilling champagne onto stage floors, of not sleeping and not dreaming, of finding himself in Paris.
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"With (House Speaker) Nancy Pelosi and her anti-gun minions in control of the House, we will see an uptick in PR stunts as the House passes every extreme gun-control measure under the sun," Baker said.
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Finally, we recommend three essay collections by close observers of the world: Darryl Pinckney, writing largely about black experience; Maryse Condé, writing largely about food and travel; and Emmanuel Carrère, writing largely about everything under the sun.
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It's not to say that there's nothing new under the sun, but you're trying to create something where people can have a resource for a variety of things that they experience as a non-pedigree highly ... Totally.
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The movie has been shown at film festivals Citing fears of similar retaliatory cyber-attacks, one American film festival curator even backed out of showing "Under the Sun," at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
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This summer, I found myself venturing to Central Park alone to sit under the sun, listening to episodes about vulnerability, being more present, and—as Dr. Brene Brown suggested in one episode—practicing more gratitude to attain joy.
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It can be created with pretty much any colour under the sun (er, rainbow) — from a subtle wash of pastel pink to a vampy hue (we love Revlon Kiss Plumping Lip Crème for its vast range of shades).
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Whether it's Bush, Obama, and Assad, or globalization, rap music, and amphetamines, at this point pretty much everything under the Sun has been cited for stoking the hate orgy that is ISIS—but what about the Sun itself?
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On Wednesday, Zuckerberg appeared in a hearing before the House Financial Services Committee that was supposed to be about Facebook's Libra crypto project but that wound up being about pretty much any Facebook-related issue under the sun.
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We've always had services, but VC isn't scalable, as we learned, so we're almost surgical, helping our portfolio in highly targeted, high-value ways, as opposed to being a factory where we have every service under the sun.
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DIVERSIFY YOUR GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS—CAREFULLY Although a quick Google search yields all kinds of scholarships for every idiosyncrasy under the sun, Greenberg argued it's not necessarily a good idea to apply to as many as physically possible.
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This is also happening at a time when every company under the sun wants to be a "lifestyle brand," which can involve selling a more comprehensive range of products or pushing a message of "shared values" with customers.
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They've enamored some remarkable collaborators in his native England; "Beautiful People," his recent single with Thom Yorke (off Mr. Pritchard's new album, "Under the Sun," due out on Friday), is a fine entry point to his dense catalogue.
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When the president praised every member of Congress under the sun at a recent defense bill signing, but pettily avoided saying the name of John McCain, the man for whom the bill was named, he was being authentic.
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Instead of trying everything under the sun to make my investments outpace market benchmarks, I'm going to keep on investing regularly and let my money — and the power of compound interest — do all the hard work for me.
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"Everyone under the sun who is going to develop a cough is going to want to get a test for coronavirus," Dr. Mark Levine, the commissioner of Vermont's health department, said on the day the changes were announced.
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You can slap all the names you want on them, but there's nothing new under the sun and everything in this business is a continuation or a rediscovery of something done before—from the berimbolo to the shift.
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Amid a swirl of speculation about Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Kirsten Gillibrand, Cory Booker, and practically everyone else under the sun as potential Democratic presidential contenders, most of the political class is ignoring the elephant in the room.
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Philips has been particularly good at getting its Hue light bulbs to work with nearly every solution under the sun – you can control those bulbs from an iPhone, an Android device, an Amazon Echo or a Google Home.
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As Octavia Butler has written, "There is nothing new under the sun, but there are new suns"; if cultural spaces are to exist in a broad cultural imaginary, they must embrace those new suns and let them shine.
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Summer vacation, in many of our minds, seems to be intrinsically linked to sand dunes, ocean views, and relaxing under the sun with the trendiest drink of the season in one hand and a breezy read in the other.
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That's why we were so excited when Google announced its newest addition to the Unicode emoticon universe: emojis depicting women in seemingly every career under the sun, including a mechanic, a farmer, and a rock star (but of course).
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If you've got a relatively recent Nvidia graphics card, there's a pretty nifty way to try in-home streaming (or even over the internet) to practically any platform under the sun: the unofficial Moonlight app for Nvidia's GameStream platform.
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Located at the Ravel Hotel in the heart of Long Island City, Queens, (only a 7-minute drive from Midtown) the pool features custom cocktails, premium food, floating mirror globes, poolside DJs —plus, every pool float under the sun.
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Machine learning and all its related forms of "AI" are being used to work on just about every problem under the sun, but even so, stemming the alarming decline of the bee population still seems out of left field.
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" There was even a call for an all-day in-game "riot" that claimed to not be "a riot against the LGBT+ community," but a riot "against Jagex sanctioning holiday events for every social/political cause under the sun.
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But they've been further destabilized by new developments like the scandal over White House staff secretary Rob Porter and a round of reports that special counsel Robert Mueller is looking into what seems to be everything under the sun.
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"While it's true that just about every bank under the sun has been attached to one or more financial scandals over the years, Deutsche Bank really has been involved in a disproportionate number," Enrich says on this week's podcast.
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Take a look at any paid-for review group and club (just type "Amazon Review" into Facebook), and you'll see that sellers are paying customers to positively review every item under the sun, from leggings to wall calendars to snore stoppers.
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The film "Under the Sun," which airs at a film festival in Washington on Thursday, assembles smuggled outtakes to show the inner workings of how a propaganda film is made in North Korea, a country known for fiercely controlling its image.
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Leaks to the press, death by bureaucratic sabotage and rogue cables from within the State Department are nothing new under the sun; in fact, they are celebrated traditions and were even more demonstrable during the era of the Reagan administration.
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It's that time of year guys, when every politician under the sun has a robot call your house at prime eating time to encourage you to vote, or ask for money, or poll your feelings on Soccer Mom v Rotting Squash.
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We had you on and you talked about everything under the sun, sort of riffing off some of these great blog posts you do, we'll do some of that today, but I just want to get people up to speed.
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In addition to denouncing alleged acts of "Islamophobia," representatives of the organization have been quick to condemn acts of antisemitism, police shootings of African Americans, anti-LGBTQ violence, and so forth, while expressing solidarity with every "progressive" cause under the sun.
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Straddling generations of both consumer and performer behavior, Pritchard's cognizant that many of those who hear Under The Sun will listen to the record in digital bits and pieces rather than how he ideally wants them to experience the work.
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In 2016, her video for Beyoncé's "Formation" won every award under the sun — including a Grammy and a drawer full of VMAs — and she served as an executive producer and primary director of "Insecure," created by noted Beyoncé fan Issa Rae.
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"Ive tried everything under the sun to feel right masturbating, but now, i finally feel like the man i am when doin it, all thanks to you," one of the first reviews of the product said on Perfect Fit's website.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Sneakers are the default answer, but they are generally sweaty and, as you point out, do not go with every outfit — though the current trend of every designer under the sun offering up their own version does give me hope.
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There is very little new under the sun but it feels new to this president because while he has been in the media spotlight for decades, he never so much as ran for City Council before he was elected president.
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It is a complex window into a world that is populated by everyone under the sun: They're all here, and in the ranks of the enlisted men and women is a mosaic that tells the story of the country they serve.
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I guess I'm not terrified enough to stop it completely, but whenever I have sex with someone new I convince myself I have every STD under the sun despite the fact that I always make my partners use a condom.
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Her idea of freedom from restraints instead came in the shape of her clothes (no corsets; loose, straight lines on her shift dresses; flat, soft leather shoes) and the feeling (the breeze of jersey skimming the skin; bare arms under the sun).
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Image: Aurora Torres, German Center for Integrative Biodiversity ResearchSummer is coming to an end, and you may be thinking fondly back to times spent lounging on a beach, soft white sand flowing between your fingers and toes as you napped under the Sun.
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Others are more unique, such as dog-friendly offices and free cooking lessons in every cuisine under the sun (at Google, natch), and coverage for sex-reassignment surgery (at Pandora.) It might be odd that I talked about perks and benefits last.
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Instead of taking the victory lap I'd expected on the profitable quarter, Musk and Tesla's other execs talked about pretty much everything else under the sun except the exciting new chair of the board who may or may not be James Murdoch.
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There is so much packed into this rich, moving, and darkly plausible story that it's just about pointless to try to cleverly sum it up here—just enjoy this epic from emerging master E. Lily Yu. Under the Sun, by Gavin Schmidt.
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Ferreira guests on "Blue Boredom," one of the most explicit attempts at Kim Gordon karaoke you'll ever hear; the chiming leads on songs like "Under the Sun" and "Healthy Moon" are just as sticky as anything you'd hear on Murmur or Reckoning.
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"The idea of changing to my name [for Under The Sun] was to hopefully allow me to be able to release more stuff into the world without being confusing," Pritchard explains over the phone a week prior to the New York event.
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"The miraculous, the visionary and the diabolical fuse here in a film that grapples simply and powerfully with the unknown," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times when "Under the Sun of Satan," now restored, was shown at the 1987 New York Film Festival.
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"As if we don't have enough to cope with anyway, now they inflict this craziness on us," said a grandmother in Caracas, Zoraida Gutierrez, 74, who spent a day lining up under the sun to deposit cash she had under her bed.
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Then again, you get a sport like rugby, where the referees command respect and are often called 'Sir' by the players (who call each other every rude word under the sun) – and this is one of the more violent of ball sports.
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There, the poles alternatively point directly toward and away from the host star, causing one hemisphere to bathe under the sun both day and night during that long summer, while the other hemisphere experiences a frigid and dark winter — before the seasons flip.
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It was a personalized feed of news and blogs from across the web, as specific or broad as one desired; connected to Google's powerful search engine, it also allowed users to instantly gather the latest information on any topic under the sun.
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Along the wooden boardwalk is a cavalcade of bare limbs, baby strollers, a blue booth promising fortunes told by "Madam Marie" and stalls hawking flip-flops, fruity drinks, cold-brew coffee, Korean-style tacos and just about everything else under the sun.
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"You know a trust deficit has existed and Pakistan has done its best to bridge that trust deficit," Qureshi said, adding there are institutionalized mechanisms through which Afghanistan can raise "any issue under the sun" instead of turning to the United States.
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For example those tasked with managing money for their cooperatives were sometimes unused to managing a budget, while women in the communities, who were used to drying their catch under the sun, had no idea how to use machinery to do the job.
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Even if you're sprawled on a beach towel under the sun and near a body of water, we're willing to wager that for the shortest moment, you've had thoughts of icicles and cooling northern winds — or, at least, of an air-conditioned room.
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Kylie and Travis were seen cuddling up Sunday during a date on the high seas in Miami, where they first hit up Seaspice restaurant for some grub and then boarded David Grutman's boat "SS Groot" with friends to kick back under the sun.
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"You can be treated for any other condition under the sun, including fungus in your toenail, for the rest of your life but you won't be able to have treatment for a mental health condition for more than 20 visits," she said.
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"The Catastrophist" (Thrill Jockey) The Chicago instrumental band Tortoise put out its first single, "Lonesome Sound," in 1993, six years before Napster and a decade before the iTunes store, back when you couldn't get instant vest-pocket aural references about any music under the sun.
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According to the New York Times, email exchanges show that Berger pulled Mansky's film, Under the Sun, after expressing concerns that the museum might be subjected to the same sort of digital attack that afflicted Sony Pictures prior to the release of The Interview (2014).
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Minka Kelly's checking out Hawaii for the holidays ... where the sun's a tad warmer than in her hometown of L.A. Minka brought her talents to the Big Island where she took a dip and basked under the sun in this one-piece bathing suit.
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In the email exchange from late January about including it in the MoMA festival, Ms. Berger drew a comparison between "Under the Sun" and "The Interview," a Sony Pictures comedy in which American television journalists plot to assassinate the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
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"They basically promised to investigate everything under the sun that relates to President Trump – family, business, whatever it might be - so they are simply fulfilling campaign promises – if they bear fruit, they do, but I don't think they will in many instances," Conaway added.
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I've watched people do everything under the sun to lie and cheat their way into venues and sneak into things...And security has told me about the hoards of people who have gone right up to their faces and told them they were me.
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"It's not like your standard drug crime where there's very little new under the sun and a judge can compare his or her own prior sentences that have similar facts," Glen Kopp, a former assistant U.S. attorney and partner in Bracewell & Guiliani's white collar practice.
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But if you suggest an idea that actually sticks to the promises you made to the voters who put you in charge of the government - one as "radical" as, say, balancing the budget - then you better prepare to be called every name under the sun.
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Day 97: "Yeahhh" – Hottest Ni**a Under The Sun , 2009 Lil Wayne is not an avid user of Instagram (I relate), so it's particularly notable that last year, for Christmas, he shared three copies of the exact same photo of him in a santa costume.
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"As Democrats we will never be fooled into believing that if we are patient enough, that Donald Trump could be a good president," he said to applause from a group of voters ambling under the sun on a patio at a Mexican restaurant in Oxnard.
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But the next day, as reporter and photographer waited under the sun dappling the stained wooden deck through the sand-colored canopy, Nichola delivered some news: There would be no photo shoot unless Ms. Lohan, who was currently in Athens anyway, was paid for it.
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"There's nothing new under the sun" but a crush of selling that caused the meltdown, Farley told CNBC moments before the closing bell, which saw the Dow Jones industrial average down 1,175 points after earlier bottoming down nearly 1,600-points in a matter for minutes.
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" Last month, Yang captured headlines after he said during a trip to Iowa that he would challenge Trump "to any physical or mental feat under the sun," adding at the time: "I mean, gosh, what could that guy beat me at, being a slob?
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He explains that the creation of the original Sensi, which came out on the Amiga and Atari ST in 20153 and was ported to just about every system under the sun, was prompted by dissatisfaction with soccer games on the market, at the time.
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Since 2011, the WHO has been publicly working to develop the 11th edition of its International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codebook, a handy guide used by doctors and hospitals around the world to diagnose and keep track of most every illness and injury under the sun.
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Whether you're looking to jump on the leather trench trend that's dominated street style throughout Fashion Month or simply feel like giving your oversized blazer collection a 2019-worthy refresh, we made sure that every spring jacket trend under the sun is included in the collection ahead.
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I have no clue what will happen in November, but I find myself wondering, In what universe does it make sense to elect a man who has offended pretty much everyone under the sun — including men who take fatherhood seriously and the people who love them?
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If you feel like you can now say "been there, swatched that" with nearly every makeup line under the sun, good news: A highly rated beauty line is heading your way, and you don't even need to make a trip to your local mall to snag it.
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As Reddit's profile and popularity has risen, its management has historically shown a touch-and-go approach to policing certain of its subreddits (member-founded-and-moderated communities, where users gather to discuss anything under the sun)—especially, until recent years, the most toxic among them.
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Think of items you're not supposed to have, and chances are, you can buy them there: Assault rifles, credit card details, every breed of drug under the sun, whether they're conventional, experimental, or one-off powders synthesized in a bedroom lab and named after a Stargate character.
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"O'Rielly can say this is all just part of the current majority's plan to deregulate everything under the sun, without regard for who benefits the most, but that's missing the point," argues Matt Wood, Policy Director for Free Press, one of the organizations fighting the merger.
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" A writer more wary of the familiar might have resisted the urge to remind us of the quote from Ecclesiastes, that there is "no new thing under the sun," or of George Santayana's admonition that those who do not know the past "are condemned to repeat it.
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The E-8 is also equipped with every standard port under the sun: HDMI and VGA outs for video, 2 USB 3.0 ports, 1 USB C port, 1 USB 2.0 port, an Ethernet port, a headphone jack, an SD card slot, and it even has a DVD burner.
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Truth is, Cabo has some of the most compelling farm-to-table projects in Mexico, a ubiquitous knack for fried fish tacos, and—since they were all redone right after Hurricane Odile struck in 21960—one of the highest concentrations of gleaming, new five-star resorts under the sun.
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It is a true bummer when, under the sun-exposed mantle of summer vacation, people do awful things like take selfies with beached sharks 'til they're dead or generally scare the shit out of animals who are not on vacation, but trying to live their regular ass lives.
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Those endless rounds of extra tutoring, music lessons, sports sessions and educational visits, together with lively discussions at home about every subject under the sun, have proved highly effective at securing the good grades and social graces that will open the doors to top universities and well-paid jobs.
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There's a YouTube account called Alt Shift X that has little video explainers of basically every Game of Thrones plot point under the sun that happens to strike your interest, and its basic nine-minute "Who will win the Game of Thrones?" video cuts right to the core issue.
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You don't have to walk into the Oval Office knowledgeable about every issue under the sun on day one to be successful — nobody's ever met that standard, and nobody ever will — but you do need a credible team, and you need to be able to get up to speed.
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The whole point of those festivals really is for us to come together to dance under the sun and the moon, to reconnect to our natural selves and each other in a natural setting, to reconnect to the stars and the sky and the earth through dancing and celebration and joy.
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Tom Meyvis, a professor of marketing at New York University's Stern School of Business, says big box stores have an advantage over more specialized enterprises because they stock pretty much every product under the sun, which allows them to make clever, cross-category associations in the physical placement of merchandise.
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So when I learned that MightySkins—a company that makes decals for literally every gadget under the sun, from hoverboards to drones to seven-year-old iPhones to electric unicycles to a wide variety of vapes—I had to elevate my precious Echo from boring black tube to party monster.
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Sure, they have pretty much every streaming app under the sun built in, and Samsung's models can even be used to stream games from a local PC. But they also contain microphones that can be a privacy risk, and are entrusted with credit card details for buying on-demand video content.
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" And in a speech that year, while running for president, Eisenhower described America as a nation open to all: "The whole world knows that to these shores came oppressed peoples from every land under the sun, that there they found homes, jobs and a stake in a bright, unlimited future.
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As the producer wrote in a statement shared by FACT, "Under the Sun" revolves a looping sample of Andrews singing the Mother Goose nursery rhyme: Pritchard, along with the album's visual artist Jonathan Zawada will present the album as an audio-visual installation at the Red Bull Music Academy next month.
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Every retailer under the sun is getting in on the action and clamoring for your dollars with the promise of endless discounts on all the garments we're buying this season — holiday party dresses, weatherproof snow boots, and PJs that will have you couch-bound and eating leftovers in high style.
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It's hardly a stretch — John and Taupin ransacked country as they did every other pop genre under the sun, and they share with the artists on this compilation an aptitude for catchy, well-made quasi-ballads with a hint of corn; countrifying Tumbleweed Connection and "Roy Rogers" is a no-brainer.
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It really does believe that humans are capable of so much more than we might seem to be at the moment, and recent world events (which trickle into the show here and there) have given the series both a new sense of urgency and a sense that there's nothing new under the sun.
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By the 2000s, NPEs were regularly scooping up old, fuzzy patents for things like "methods and systems for gathering information from units of a commodity across a network," and launching multiple lawsuits against every digital company under the sun that could maybe, sort of fall under the category of their vague patent.
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In it we note that when it comes to the apocalypse, there's nothing new under the sun: As long as we humans have been telling the story of our beginning, we've also been telling the story of our end—for every Asgard and Midgard, a Ragnarok; for every Garden of Eden, an Armageddon.
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While the Zapatistas have since been defined, by turns, as anarchists, socialists, social anarchists, anarcho-syndicalists, libertarian Marxists, communists and pretty much every other far-left label under the sun, their motivations for rising against the Mexican government were far more complex than can be rallied under the banner of any conventional ideology.
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Hometown: Los Angeles, CA (originally from Sydney, Australia) Selected Work: Baauer (Aa), Mark Pritchard (Under The Sun), Modular Recordings I did Rustie's first album cover, which was on Warp, and that's how I met Dom [Flannigan] who runs LuckyMe and he reached out to me when Baauer was working on the album.
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Given the ascension of Donald Trump, with his suit and big red tie uniform (with its nod to Gordon Gekko and Ronald Reagan) and his unabashed love of gilding not just the lily, but every surface under the sun, the better to convey aesthetic bombast: big hair, big gems, big belts. Bigly!
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Mr. Hamilton returned to the mystery genre in the 1980s, his last active decade in the industry, with two films based on Agatha Christie novels:"The Mirror Crack'd" (1980), with Angela Lansbury as Miss Jane Marple, and "Evil Under the Sun" (1982), in which Peter Ustinov played the Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.
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Highlights include "Under the Sun," an interactive space for children and families presented by Printed Matter and Wide Rainbow, a New York-based nonprofit after-school art program, and an informal series of talks and screenings titled "The Classroom" from Paul and Damon McCarthy, George Herms and Sarah Bancroft, and many others.
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Darksiders, originally released in 2010, was recently given a shiny coat of new paint, and has slowly but surely made its way to every modern platform under the sun—yes, even the Wii U. It's a dark fantasy action RPG that, while excellent, borrowed so liberally from The Legend of Zelda that it felt borderline criminal at times.
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Considering The Weeknd, Drake, and Justin Bieber have honed careers built on videos and songs with equal parts sincerity and "guys, please dial it down" imagery, it would betray Zayn's foray into solo-dom if he were to sit alone under the sun strumming a guitar like he was waiting for Liam, Louis, Harry, and Niall to join him.
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A new sneak peek of the season 7 finale "'Til deAth do us pArt" reveals exactly where Vanessa Ray's character — who has gone by pretty much every name under the sun, but in the new clip goes by "Charlotte Drake" — began her romance with Archer Dunhill/Elliott Rollins, played by Huw Collins with an alternating English and American accent.
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" And in the most touching speech of the night, Brandon Maxwell, winner of the Swarovski Award for Womenswear, after thanking pretty much everyone under the sun, noted: "I was very gay in a very small town, and all I had were the women in my life who let me dress them up and put clothes on them.
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"I am having a hard time believing the notion that both social media accounts were hacked, especially when Mr. Gabbana has a proven track record of trolling everyone under the sun, from celebrities like Lady Gaga and Selena Gomez to influencers like Chiara Ferragni, both on public feed posts or on comments," he said in a message on Wednesday.
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So here's an idea, Jimmy: Instead of calling people liars from afar and attacking everybody under the sun you disagree with on a comedy program disguised as an unhinged cable news segment, why not invite them — and especially Cassidy — back on your show (he appeared in May) to actually debate the new bill and talk it through like adults?
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But according to a post at VideoLAN, the VLC developer blog, the team has been testing an app since November, and it's now ready for prime time:Our mission for VLC for the Apple TV was to fulfill our claim "plays it all" and we got close: it supports virtually all formats under the sun (like the iOS version of VLC).
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" This sentiment was echoed by Christian Ramirez of the Southern Border Communities Coalition: "The indignity of having my grandparents wait in line for two to three hours so they can visit their great grandchild, or having folks standing under the sun and under the rain waiting to enter the U.S.—that's where we need to really begin putting our talent towards.
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It does promise to "provide maximum flexibility to the states" in choosing what to fund, though, which sounds great if you're a governor with a pet project that could use an infusion of cash, and significantly less great if you're a taxpayer concerned about LeRoy's sledgehammer being used to jar loose your tax dollars for anything and everything under the sun.
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It's increasingly unrealistic that every online community under the sun is going to build up their own massive database of multilingual hate speech, their own AI. The same way companies don't have their own mail server any more, they use Gmail, or they don't have server rooms, they use AWS — that's our model, we call ourselves hate speech as a service.
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The rise of sparkling water and seltzers finally gave us something to cup in our hands and sip on all day long, but we've swished and tasted every sparkling water under the sun, and so in 2020, we are going to see our options expand with non-alcoholic beverages, like alt-gin, zero-proof aperitifs, and hops-infused sparkling water.
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His aesthetic is evident not only in his choice of colors (every hue under the sun, frequently in a single painting) and materials – which have included artificial bread, socks, calculators, hair, aquarium rocks, shoelaces, remote controls, and a lot of cotton batting – but also in his intense curiosity in the margins of culture and his interest in the amateur aspects of art.
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They're slabs adorned with premium glass and metal, and they contain many of the ingredients that made previous Samsung Galaxy phones so good and desirable, like Samsung's best-in-class screens, a gorgeous design with narrow bezels and curved edges, a punch-hole-style selfie camera to avoid the divisive screen notch, top-of-the-line specs, great cameras, and every feature under the sun.
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In the case of Big Blue, that covers just about all kinds of IT under the sun, including emerging areas like blockchain, artificial intelligence and machine learning by way of its Watson division, and a wide array of cloud services, both on its own (as with its video products or security) and in partnership with others like Cisco, which expanded its IBM relationship in recent weeks.
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Some of the allegations in the complaints included: waiting up to 14 hours under the sun to be attended by medical staff, a mother who was told to "drink more water" when she sought care for two broken fingers, a patient with breast cancer who was denied treatment, and a child vomiting blood who waited three days before being referred to external medical care.
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An effective president doesn't need to understand all the details of every policy issue under the sun, but he needs to understand some of them (the ones he's made the focus of his administration, for example), and he needs to demonstrate a capacity to get up to speed on the whole range of often unexpected problems that end up landing on the president's desk.
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That veto threat, which Trump eventually backed away from, stunned congressional Republicans who had already left Washington patting each other on the backs for keeping the government open and funded The reality for Ryan was -- and is -- this: He had hoped that the election of Trump would be a seminal moment for the rise of his ideas on taxes, deficit reduction and everything else under the sun.
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The screen appears to be an improved P-OLED at a 1440p resolution, though Lai wasn't entirely sure what type it is or what the true battery capacity is: The screen resolution is listed as 2,960 x 33,440, but it's unclear what type of OLED panel is being used here — maybe LG's P-OLED again like last time, but a seemingly improved version even when viewed under the sun.
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But while the app, which is available on just about every platform under the sun including Android, iOS, Roku, and Chromecast, has found a niche among power users like myself—there's an entire subreddit dedicated to it—I wanted to better understand what the company had in mind for the future: Is it content to remain a plaything for power users, or does it have designs on turning your Mom and Dad into regular users?
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On the contrary: he dismissed Oxford for turning education into a "narcotic rather than a stimulant", treated aristocrats as highly paid entertainers who existed to distract the people from the real business of government, and laid down the law on every subject under the sun, from the intricacies of banking to the political merits of Sir Robert Peel ("the powers of a first-rate man and the creed of a second-rate man").
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The term Green New Deal appeared in a column in The Times by Thomas Friedman in January 2007, in which he called for a vast public and private investment program that would throw everything under the sun (including, actually, the sun itself) — wind, solar, nuclear power, energy efficiency, advanced research, tax incentives and a price on carbon — into a massive effort to build a more climate-friendly energy system while also revitalizing the American economy.
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I launched myself into a healing saga of harsh topical creams, trying every antibiotic under the sun, spironolactone, probiotics, Chinese herbs, going dairy-free, gluten-free, sugar-free, chugging spirulina (tastes like and looks like pond scum), eating chia seeds (shares the unfortunate consistency of congealed gravy), getting less sun, getting more sun (one ill-advised SPF-free sunbathing session left me looking like I was wearing a painful red head-to-toe bodysuit for four days).
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Part of the reason that Amazon is interested in acquiring third-party brands and building its own private-label business is because the company has typically had a hard time shaking its no-nonsense and decidedly unsexy image as a purveyor of cut-price books, electronics and just about anything under the sun — an image that has kept some fashion brands away from selling through the site, and keen fashionably-minded shoppers from visiting and buying there.
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Reddit's endless natural cycle of administrative constraint and user backlash grew a bit more hyperactive as the site introduced new anti-harassment policies in May of last year, which many users in the community felt went too far in stifling their free speech while other observers were dumbfounded how such a visible site, again the 9th largest in the U.S., could thrive while hosting user-created communities devoted to fostering hate speech against just about every race, religion and creed under the sun.
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