" On his uneventful weekend: "I had a pleasant and uneventful (weekend) -- and to me that always makes it pleasant, I realize.
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Its layout is fairly uneventful, lacking memorable and interesting locations.
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But for the most part, Joker's opening weekend was uneventful.
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At least one audience was happy with the uneventful session.
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And her life these days is clearly anything but uneventful.
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An uneventful arrival is crucial to protecting the spacecraft's cargo.
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Her one uneventful pregnancy complicates decision making about subsequent ones.
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For the vast majority of them, their vacations are uneventful.
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Jeurys Familia pitched an uneventful ninth for his 40th save.
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Most of the time, living with bipolar disorder is uneventful.
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A. They were pretty uneventful growing up on Long Island.
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Inside the park, the first seven races are relatively uneventful.
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The overall favourites had an uneventful day in the peloton.
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You'll get to the point where uneventful is really good.
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Pretty gut punchy for an uneventful trip up a mountain!
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Trump's delivery was, by the president's standards, restrained and uneventful.
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By some measures, Jaquie Keith had a normal, uneventful pregnancy.
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D His last day at Twitter was mostly uneventful, he says.
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Stocks closed lower on Monday, following a rather uneventful trading day.
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But that doesn't mean this lunar phase will be completely uneventful.
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Brooklyn is a traditional score for a lovely if uneventful film.
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The Federal Reserve's March meeting was expected to have been uneventful.
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Sundays are usually a lazy, uneventful affair for many of us.
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Perhaps partly as a result, her confirmation hearings were relatively uneventful.
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He attributed the uneventful summer to coordinated planning and thorough communication.
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We'd worked hijacks in the past, and they were usually uneventful.
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Golden State's path to the title was not an entirely uneventful march.
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Finally, Tesla had an uneventful day of trading to end the week.
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The night is uneventful, so much so that I nearly fall asleep.
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Kind of an uneventful night, now that I look back at it.
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It's an unusual moment, considering the Congress is typically dry and uneventful.
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Stevens won unanimous confirmation after uneventful hearings nothing like today's partisan shows.
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Today is relatively uneventful (with a couple of swear words thrown in).
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Other than a few odd looks from people, it was mostly uneventful.
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The tasks are carried out doggedly and filmed in long, uneventful takes.
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The election will be seen as a success if it is uneventful.
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My life seemed so uneventful by comparison; my freedom wasn't hard-won.
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"I expected this to be an uneventful few weeks," she told me.
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The bout was uneventful and, most puzzlingly, only booked for three rounds.
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"I hope the speech is uneventful in a good way," said Rep.
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The result was a premiere, "Glanders," that was simultaneously busy and uneventful.
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Nothing would've surprised me except a pregnancy that was normal, uneventful, routine.
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Many have missed Lennu's enlivening presence during a stolid, largely uneventful campaign.
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"It was an uneventful conversation," Mr. Boscia said in a phone interview.
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In the absence of real challengers, the election campaign has been uneventful.
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When I say uneventful, that means no major knock-down, drag-out fights.
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The pair make out and thus ends their sweet, still largely uneventful date.
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"It was relatively uneventful," Register said, describing the arrest at a news briefing.
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Based on these findings, porn streaming sites can expect a very uneventful Friday.
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That said, the first half of the year has been anything but uneventful.
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For the president of the United States, Trump's daily itinerary is pretty uneventful.
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But this year, the historically uneventful month turned out to be surprisingly notable.
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My first pregnancy was uneventful, and I took becoming a mother in stride.
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Miami never got any closer than eight points in an uneventful fourth quarter.
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It was uneventful until the ship reached the lock with no approach wall.
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This week's Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Federal Trade Commission nominations seemed uneventful.
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From Haskovo, it was an uneventful two-hour drive to the Black Sea.
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The confirmation hearing was largely uneventful, with senators indicating he'll be easily confirmed.
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In addition to that, it's not like the past year has been uneventful.
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Especially in the context of the auto industry, where uneventful execution is everything.
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Source: CoinDesk After bitcoin's uneventful split into bitcoin and bitcoin cash on Aug.
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It was a long, uneventful night for the exhausted members of King Kong.
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CONFIRMATION BATTLES NEW -- Really, can any of these nominations be uneventful these days?
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I find our quiet neighborhood of handsome houses And shady streets crushingly uneventful.
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But most likely, electoral events in Latin America next year will be uneventful.
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A life without pain would be bland, it would be tasteless and uneventful.
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"Amesbury&aposs a lovely place — it&aposs very quiet, uneventful," said resident Rosemary Northing.
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Duysak told TechCrunch that his last day at the social media company was uneventful.
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In it, time inches along, uneventful, then undergoes periods of rapid and startling change.
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Of the 93,000 done in Britain alone each year, they say, most are uneventful.
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The moment was particularly notable since the Congress is usually buttoned-up and uneventful.
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Duysak tells TechCrunch that his last day at the social media company was uneventful.
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The ratings also assume a generally uneventful execution of Brighthouse's legal separation from MetLife.
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After a long stretch of mostly uneventful questioning, Walden gaveled out of the hearing.
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"My trips on the Conception were always very smooth and uneventful," Izaak Velaz said.
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After some drama in the second and third innings, the fourth was awfully uneventful.
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Bits It seems there is no such thing as an uneventful week for Uber.
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Only slivers of this were visible in Mr. Mulvaney's uneventful confirmation hearing on Tuesday.
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We have a quick, uneventful, 50-minute flight to Charlotte for our first layover.
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Born in 473 in Old Bridge, New Jersey, Fitzpatrick had a relatively uneventful childhood.
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Judge's long-awaited comeback was uneventful; he went 0 of 4 at the plate.
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"Pretty uneventful," Mr. Schulz said as we flew back to Koror, Palau's most populous island.
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"I thought it was fairly measured and uneventful in a very good way," Republican Rep.
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The dinner itself is uneventful, other than Rob promising his family to be more present.
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It's fairly uneventful — we just hang out and then serve people when they come in.
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Good dental care means shorter, uneventful trips to the dentist's office and a brighter smile.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings assume a generally uneventful execution of Brighthouse's legal separation from MetLife.
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Yovanovitch testified behind closed doors last month that she heard the call was largely uneventful.
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I reverted back to my normal self-administered dosages on an equally uneventful day six.
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Their first few gigs, fundamentally DIY, were largely uneventful; most criticism they faced was online.
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The bout proved uneventful in the sense that it was not really a sporting competition.
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But with a scout dog team leading the way, most patrols were successful or uneventful.
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He might have reasonably expected to be embarking on an uneventful, if lucrative, second career.
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Something as previously uneventful as sitting next to one's fellow classmate takes on unspeakable value.
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It had been uneventful and both the mom and the baby had been doing well.
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It was relatively small, with "a very uneventful view" of back windows, Mr. Rauchwerger said.
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With no money to spend, Souhel and Ous said, their days in Erbil were uneventful.
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The Daily Beast ultimately ran its interview with Rogowsky and it's as uneventful as you'd imagine.
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Compared to the past couple of years, 2018 was a relatively uneventful 12 months for Samsung.
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Listen, take it from a 30-year-old snake: you want your tour to be uneventful.
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Investment bank Citigroup described the update as uneventful and kept a sell rating on the stock.
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The trip was uneventful, which is good for both the technology and the companies powering it.
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The two officers had just stopped at a diner for coffee after an uneventful night's patrol.
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Modern Love Sometimes it's the uneventful stretches of marriage that can be the real stress test.
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The usual spectrum for that trip is between "uneventful" and "miserable," so this simply didn't compare.
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Uneventful, save for occasional run-ins with BTs and ever-present minor obstacles to adjust for.
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In ordinary times, William Barr's confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee would have been uneventful.
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The handoff, which did not include law enforcement authorities, ended up being "really uneventful," he said.
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For the NC-24 and the NC-251, the first leg of the flight was uneventful.
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The odds: Historically, the federal court review of a merger settlement has been an uneventful affair.
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We watch the Browns game (uneventful) and eat the lasagna that my mother-in-law made.
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Trump's counterprogramming to the Democratic debate ended up being a relatively uneventful rally by his standards.
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Analysts attributed the gains to investor optimism about bitcoin after the uneventful bitcoin split on Aug.
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For now, Ntilikina leads a slow and uneventful life, just another member of the Felder family.
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Many investors also bought bitcoin this month after it survived a relatively uneventful split on Aug.
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He then conducted an uneventful work day, sending emails and visiting job sites with co-workers.
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No other issues were raised regarding Esper's history at Raytheon in the largely uneventful nomination hearing.
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Compared to the unexpected Kanye performance and #CapeGate of yesteryear, the main events were pretty uneventful.
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It was a really uneventful night: no major fits, no one getting in trouble or acting out.
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After an uneventful and smooth journey, flight 5017 landed in Charleston a few minutes before 10 p.m.
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Analysts said the meeting was mostly uneventful although the central bank was more positive on the economy.
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Take the advice of our animal costume experts to guarantee a fun, yet uneventful, fright night. 1.
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A photo that Cachia posted this week is going viral for just that reason: It's rather uneventful.
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The ECB also holds a policy meeting next week with the session expected to be relatively uneventful.
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Mary and Henry have a perfectly pleasant, uneventful wedding, and even a bandaged Thomas is in attendance.
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WASHINGTON — It was a serendipitous moment during an otherwise uneventful Bernie Sanders campaign rally in Portland, Ore.
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But Cheney, who went 19-29 in an otherwise uneventful career, needed 16 innings to do it.
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The video for "All the Good Girls Go to Hell" is macabre, uneventful, and yet very watchable.
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" In a statement, the Israeli military said that "the visit and search of the vessel was uneventful.
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Megyn Kelly kicked off her NBC tenure in 2017 with a largely uneventful interview with Vladimir Putin.
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The attacks represent a tiny fraction of the millions of uneventful rides that Americans hail every day.
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After an uneventful first trimester, my husband and I announced that we were expecting our third child.
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Still, the fact that the opening weekend was thankfully uneventful doesn't eliminate concerns about what the movie represents.
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It was supposed to be an uneventful trip for the 47-year-old mayor of Cape Coral, Florida.
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NASA, naturally, is devoting an entire evening's worth of livestream programming to Kelly and Kornienko's (hopefully uneventful) return.
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But for the most part, the vote was uneventful, a sign of the strength for South African democracy.
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Shrapnel wounds The trip into the city was uneventful except for two explosions, safely off in the distance.
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After a few tense but relatively uneventful years, hostilities between Morocco and the Polisario flared in late March.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE's career on the high court was relatively uneventful.
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Heng Despite a wealth of controversial issues, China seems determined to deliver a non-confrontational, even uneventful summit.
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The rest of the flight was uneventful, and there was one more drink and snack service before landing.
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His hair is neatly brushed, as befits a polite scion of Pinner, an uneventful town northwest of London.
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About seven uneventful minutes into the footage, the officers broke into a jog and headed to another house.
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But in between this uneventful beginning and ending there is a magical moment at exactly 31 seconds in.
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"It was a very uneventful crime scene," the ecologist, Georgina Neave, told Moseby as they pulled on gloves.
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The plot itself is rather uneventful: At one point, Winslow goes missing, and that's about it, drama-wise.
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First, there was Ryan Seacrest's largely uneventful red carpet coverage, where A-listers appeared to avoid the E!
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Chris Froome held on to the leader's yellow jersey after a sultry but uneventful day in the peloton.
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But his return was uneventful — he finished 0 for 4 with no rebounds, one foul and one turnover.
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After a quick, uneventful six-minute ride down Pennsylvania Avenue, the Trumps were back at the White House.
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Here are eight winners and four losers from a good but mildly uneventful episode of Game of Thrones.
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"Elysée" is a stunning, uneventful, and leisurely film that offers an apolitical peek into this room of power.
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Biographers have mined Kafka's short and uneventful life for clues to his fiction for almost a hundred years.
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It was surprisingly uneventful as we drove around a traffic circle and parking lot at Bay Area office park.
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There is little forward-moving plot in "The Michaels," even by the uneventful standards of the other Rhinebeck plays.
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Work is very uneventful and I look around online for a while before digging into my to-do list.
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As a film, Indian Point is surprisingly uneventful, a series of mostly paint-by-numbers interviews with various stakeholders.
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She faced a relatively uneventful Judiciary Committee hearing in May — though her confirmation is currently caught up in Sen.
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"All-in, a decent, but mostly uneventful quarter for Itaú," BTG Pactual analysts said in a note to clients.
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But Mr. Lord's joy ride was a relatively uneventful, acid-free trip: Kesey just drove him to the airport.
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Napoli struck out for the third time, and Ramirez flew out for a rare uneventful inning for the Indians.
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The last three months were a relatively uneventful time for Nintendo, with no major game releases during the period.
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Wedding planning was relatively uneventful until May, when Ms. Stebner went to the emergency room with extreme stomach pain.
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Kameron and daughter Kelly looked more like half-Mandrell-sisters, in uneventful draped lamé and a nonhereditary color story.
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If that's the case and Sanders solidifies his claim to the nomination, then the March debate could be uneventful.
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Setting aside a blast of cold on Friday, it's a mild and mostly uneventful first full week of March.
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I wanted to first see the site of the protests on what I thought would be an uneventful evening.
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Exhausted, he had gone to sleep around midnight, hoping for an uneventful flight home to Texas at 6 a.m.
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Well, Square Enix just wrapped up a short and uneventful E3 press conference that really seemed to phone it in.
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One thing I was surprised reading about the Tappan Zee bridge is that the actual construction phase was relatively uneventful.
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At one otherwise uneventful hearing, a local news outlet shared a picture of the baby sleeping in front of me.
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The AAIB said the aircraft, a Boeing 737-800, made a safe and "uneventful" landing in Edinburgh using manual breaking.
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I was haunted by anxiety and could never really relax and enjoy what turned out to be an uneventful gestation.
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Its demise, though ultimately uneventful, captured public attention in recent weeks, as scientists around the world tracked its uncontrolled descent.
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Verstappen had been third fastest in the day's uneventful opening session, with Ferrari's championship leader Sebastian Vettel fourth in both.
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It was a flashy entrance for a very brief and uneventful hearing where the next court was set for January.
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But after a midfilm rupture, the movie reveals that the seemingly uneventful first section was more consequential than it appeared.
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Her tenure as acting attorney general was supposed to be uneventful, Ms. Yates said during ceremonies the day before commencement.
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Volker had also previously testified that a White House meeting on July 10 between US and Ukrainian advisers was uneventful.
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As long as you can live with the badge and the uneventful interior styling, the CT6 is an incredible purchase.
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"The aircraft made an uneventful landing and will now be thoroughly inspected by our engineers before returning to service," it said.
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Shares of Alphabet had a relatively uneventful day, falling 1.5 percent before climbing to close up nearly 1 percent at $1,061.65.
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It's the third time in my life I've ever been selected and the previous two times it was pretty much uneventful.
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But all tests were relaxing, uneventful experiences, which says a lot about how close we're getting to the driverless car era.
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After an uneventful first period, the Devils took a three-goal lead in a span of 5:05 in the second.
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The rides are uneventful, but it is exciting to experience the little flourishes that have been added for ride-hailing customers.
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In adapting the relatively uneventful half of A Storm of Swords, the season actually has room to slow down and breathe.
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The meeting was largely uneventful, until an American "spymaster" announced the conclusion that Russian President Vladimir Putin had leverage over Trump.
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He put his hand on the small of her back at one point, but the meeting was otherwise uneventful, she said.
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It's also less comedic in tone than most of Ms. Shelton's previous features, the slow, straightforward style making it appear uneventful.
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Thankfully, with the mass gone, the woman had a speedy and uneventful recovery, and two years later is still doing well.
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The candidate's net favorability rating fell 20 percentage points, as Bernie Sanders went on to win the (refreshingly uneventful) Nevada caucus.
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A complex of apartments built in the late 1940s, Stuy Town passed six relatively uneventful decades as a middle-class refuge.
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Like any good dude, they busted out their camera to film the chase, which was actually pretty uneventful, aside from their commentary.
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Even if you think yields are rising for the right reasons, to expect a totally smooth and uneventful transition is hugely optimistic.
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After Shikharam's death, the park released a statement saying he had simply fainted and fallen off a bench after an uneventful week.
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The whole thing is relatively uneventful until Emily slips up, totally forgetting the name of a guest, allowing Andy to swoop in.
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"Bob's past 20 years in New York have probably been the most uneventful of his life," said Madeleine Greey, a former girlfriend.
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The police chief described the arrest as "uneventful" and said that Cowell identified himself by name when asked and was subsequently detained.
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Led by Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala, a team of surgeons at Saifee Hospital in Mumbai performed "an uneventful surgery" on El Aty, 36.
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Alex Jones's InfoWars claims the fifth, an uneventful but distortedly-packaged video of a young Barack Obama describing race relations in Kenya.
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The bear took off with her two cubs and the family had an uneventful but beautiful time the remainder of their trip.
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Friday's two 90-minute sessions were relatively uneventful although Bottas, on a slow lap, almost collided with Ricciardo who was going quickly.
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" But centrist "Emmanuel Macron should secure passage into the runoff to make the news from across the Atlantic on Sunday somewhat uneventful.
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The F-35 arrived at their new homebase at around 08:00 pm after an uneventful flight and no problems were reported.
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You can read the layers like the pages in a novel, and although the characters are fascinating, the story is fairly uneventful.
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When she decided after two uneventful outings that she had had enough, he ceased to have her on his show, she said.
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What was intended as a uneventful assertion of woke credentials by an eager social media manager quickly erupted into full-scale shitstorm.
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It wasn't until the last morning, after uneventful two weeks, when, brushing my teeth at sunrise, I really got what I wanted.
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A detail appears, uneventful on its face, first in a journal or a drawing, then in a letter, sometimes more than one.
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She had divorced Joel's father three years earlier and was leading a quiet, uneventful life in the wake of a turbulent marriage.
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It was an uneventful first inning as each team had one batter reach base, but there was never a real scoring threat.
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Having anchored our Brexit coverage, I can remember coming into the studio and thinking, 'Well, this will be a rather uneventful night.
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"The Fed succeeded in making today's FOMC statement as uneventful as possible," wrote Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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Bitcoin's gains followed an uneventful split last week into bitcoin and bitcoin cash, an upgrade proposal supported by a minority of developers.
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The morning flight out of Orange County, close to Mr. Bryant's home on the coast near Newport Beach, was uneventful at first.
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The passenger, who also was a pilot and was not aboard when the helicopter crashed, said the earlier flights had been uneventful.
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This was the case for de Cima, who had an uneventful experience with his balloon—except that he ended up gaining weight.
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Impact: While this ad and its New Hampshire companion ad are uneventful in and of themselves, their differing casts of characters are interesting.
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"Jared's overnight was uneventful and that is a good thing," Lorenzen's family said in a statement through Matt Jones of Kentucky Sports Radio.
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Officials assumed those flights would be uneventful, but there is always a concern when flying over an adversary armed with sophisticated air defenses.
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Otherwise, the spacewalk was uneventful "in a good way," and the astronauts were able to establish some get-ahead maintenance on the station.
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The Cleveland police and other security forces invested heavily in security, and the convention was largely uneventful when it came to outside protesters.
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And, globally, the second half of the year was similarly (comparatively) uneventful, BuzzFeed's Peter Aldhous reports, using preliminary results from the disaster database.
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At the very least, it's clear that RuPaul hasn't become the figure he is today because of his dull personality and uneventful lifestyle.
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But there's no movie if the transition is easy and his reign uneventful – so naturally, an old enemy resurfaces to raise some hell.
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Yet credit spreads have remained tame, economic data have held up fine even as momentum has waned and currency markets have been uneventful.
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That night, she said, she had joined Mr. Weinstein at an uneventful dinner with several other people at a restaurant in downtown Manhattan.
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Bouwmeester appeared to have an uneventful shift on the ice with little to no contact after the midway point of the first period.
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After an uneventful (and much less nauseating) ride back to shore, I was still feeling up for another quick adventure before heading home.
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" KRISTINA HOOPER, CHIEF GLOBAL MARKET STRATEGIST, INVESCO, NEW YORK "It was just as expected, but we shouldn't treat that as boring or uneventful.
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Analysts said bitcoin's latest climb is a relief rally following the uneventful split of bitcoin into bitcoin and bitcoin cash earlier this month.
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To somebody who's accustomed to high highs and low lows, new sobriety can feel well, boring and uneventful, and more than that, extremely uncomfortable.
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Why, then, does he repeatedly highlight his relatively easy and uneventful 1996 victory — he won by a 55-32 margin — over Republican Susan Sweetser?
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We quickly forget what made a ride great or uneventful (in a good way), and our tipping and compliments get lost in the process.
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The first part of their date was rather uneventful: The two went exploring in a Thai market and then got massages (and made out).
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Votes on motions to recommit have typically been uneventful affairs, with the majority party dismissing them as political messaging tools regardless of their substance.
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It stopped me from enjoying watermelon on a scorching Mississippi day among an unusually diverse crowd of writers at an otherwise uneventful work training.
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After Powell's largely uneventful army experience as a noncombatant in World War II, Muggeridge hired him as a book reviewer for the weekly Punch.
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The bus ride is pretty uneventful, I spend the time filling out a job application and then watching the latest episode of Grey's Anatomy.
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The hearing was pretty uneventful -- Howard didn't say much -- and the judge ordered him to have NO contact with the woman he allegedly attacked.
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At first sight, NGC 4111 looks like a fairly uneventful galaxy, but there are unusual features that suggest it is not such a peaceful place.
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The hookup is mostly uneventful, until French starts talking about how his friend recently died and mentions that she might be trying to contact them.
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In late 2014, there was an embarrassing security breach of the then-unreleased app that came on the heels of Apple Pay's largely uneventful launch.
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The papers say the man had an uneventful upbringing in a Muslim household but grew despondent when his pregnant sister died from a sudden illness.
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The voyage across Peru was uneventful, punctuated by views of the Pacific Ocean and Hollywood action films on video screens hanging from the bus ceiling.
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While riding in the car is an uneventful experience, keeping pace with Uber's brazen moves to push autonomy onto the public street is not boring.
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An attack on the grounds of the British Parliament; a recap of Neil Gorsuch's uneventful Senate confirmation hearing; the AHCA is heading for a vote.
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A series of aerial shots contextualize the museum's sprawling presence relative to the rest of North Adams, which is a quaint but largely uneventful place.
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"Then, he made this bold claim: "He knows what Bachelor nation wants, so I think his season will be the most inoffensive, uneventful Bachelor ever.
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But it was simple enough for me, and its broad capability made the entire flight thoroughly uneventful, right down to the easy, bounce-free touchdown.
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Trading after the Lunar New Year holidays has been uneventful so far, but the storm isn't over, fund management giant State Street Global Advisors warned.
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But beneath this seemingly uneventful surface, change is, well, brewing: smaller and craft producers have been gaining market share at the expense of established brands.
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The session was largely uneventful except for a few incidents of drivers going off track as they sought to tease traction from the drying surface.
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The morning ceremony was relatively uneventful, with the expected military parades followed by Vice President Álvaro García Linera's address and Evo's state of the union.
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If the act itself was gruesome, the aftermath was surprisingly uneventful, beginning with the fact that my mother, despite knowing what had transpired, did nothing.
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His confirmation hearing in May was so uneventful, the Senate Judiciary Committee bundled it with two other DOJ nominees; just three senators asked Delrahim questions.
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If Shkreli keeps his nose clean, he can have an uneventful bid, because most veterans of the federal system consider Fort Dix a kiddie camp.
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"Amesbury's a lovely place — it's very quiet, uneventful," said Rosemary Northing, who lives a couple of hundred yards (meters) away from the cordoned-off building.
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It avoids the big confrontation or grand statement; doing so allows it to be an effective, if somewhat uneventful, study of the Brooklyn bubble effect.
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Ari Paul, CIO of BlockTower Capital, attributed the gains to a relief rally after a "relatively uneventful" split, as well as new investors buying bitcoin.
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But, other than a brief virtual safety car deployed to clear away an advertising hoarding that had fallen onto the track, the session was uneventful.
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On an uneventful day, Warriors might take a car owned by Tanzania People & Wildlife and conduct an animal headcount, circling the Steppe in the early morning.
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Calling the Fed's first-in-a-decade rate hike in December "uneventful" so far, Rosengren said much of the news since then has not been good.
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After takeoff, I took advantage of the pillow and blanket to get comfy for the uneventful journey up north as there was nothing else to do.
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He says he was invited there to cover what he thought would be an uneventful evening of awards and speeches at the New Jersey Parent Summit.
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We're never obligated to act based on the stars, but an uneventful horoscope can feel oddly freeing, especially if it arrives after an especially active period.
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It's simply the nature of the internet in 2018 to assign random connections and meanings to things that would be uneventful or insignificant in real life.
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She subsequently moved to South Florida, living a low-key, uneventful life in the home of one of the private investigators who worked on her case.
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While the car ride may look uneventful for Miley and Kaitlynn, you gotta imagine they're happy to be back home and just chill for a bit.
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The female Sumatran orangutan was born on March 25 in "a natural and uneventful birth," according to the zoo's Facebook, to mom Nias and dad Berani.
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There was never any alcohol at my Thanksgiving because my mom and dad didn't drink, so our Thanksgivings were fairly uneventful—no crazy fights or anything.
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While most of us can look forward to perfectly uneventful online shopping experiences, experts say it is important to take precautions against the likes of Borker.
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In order to counterbalance Russian influence, Lukashenko has reached out to the EU. The EU has, in turn, suspended sanctions after Belarus's relatively uneventful recent elections.
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But they brought him back, and for 10 medically uneventful years, my husband's rogue heart beat steadily, allowing fear to loosen its hold on my memory.
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His broadside followed an uneventful round of talks in Shanghai, where the president heard there were no concrete promises from China to purchase American agricultural products.
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In 2014, the usually uneventful policy report contained a line that biotechs were overvalued, but economists expect no such drama in the first report from Powell.
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At first glance, the scenes of domestic life depicted by the American painter Edward Hopper and the British writer Roald Dahl appear relentlessly quiet and uneventful.
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It hardly mattered that "Endless" was a visual album with uneventful visuals, or that it was an Apple Music exclusive, or that it was largely instrumental.
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The tweets are coupled with a statement in which Trump Jr. says the meeting was short and uneventful, as Veselnitskaya failed to deliver opposition research as promised.
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The overwhelming majority of drone flights are safe, responsible, and uneventful, and we believe there is no reason for them to be centrally tracked and recorded nationwide.
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Reading like a bland diary entry, the protagonist details an uneventful slice-of-life where he goes over to his friends Rick and Becky's house to swim.
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I was waiting for the uneventful zombie death And then, in the middle of her impassioned speech about facing fears, an arrow is driven through Denise's eye.
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We would be living in such a pleasant, supportive, likely uneventful, and meme-filled 2017 — that fantasy really, really makes actual 2017 look like Gilead in comparison.
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In response, the defense team repeatedly sought to have Menendez's former senior policy adviser, Mark Lopes, downplay the senator's advocacy for visa applicants as routine and uneventful.
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The Democratic primary between Clinton and Sanders had been relatively uneventful until recent weeks when polls tightened, especially in Iowa, where Clinton had held a comfortable lead.
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The trans-Atlantic flight to Miami was uneventful, she said, and the immigration officers whisked them to the front of the customs line after noticing Ben's fitfulness.
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A number of other errors, including with the plane's altitude readings, prompted the pilots to fly the plane manually, and it had an "uneventful" landing in Edinburgh.
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He was reassured that although this medicine had a different name, it was basically the same one he took seven years before, during his first, uneventful colonoscopy.
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Those born into enough means and not from a marginalized demographic have been able to lead, relatively speaking, politically uneventful lives the past four decades in America.
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Goldman Sachs on Monday said OPEC+ is likely to extend output curbs through June but expects the "uneventful" three-month extension to provide little support to prices.
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While most of us can look forward to perfectly uneventful online shopping experiences, experts say it is important to take precautions against the likes of Vitaly Borker.
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For many dads, the Monday after Father's Day is somewhat uneventful: They wake up, get dressed, and head back to work, all while recovering from a BBQ hangover.
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While the event came with a hefty price tag, university spokesman Matt Lazier told MUNCHIES that it lasted only two hours and in the end was relatively uneventful.
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Aside from drunk, awkward sexual encounters and even more cringe-worthy dates with guys I've met online, my romantic life has been pretty uneventful (if not downright horrible).
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Pensive and patient, both men treated the first round as a chance to feel out their opponent and assess the other's timing in a largely uneventful first stanza.
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Part of her speech, however, was bleeped out by the Golden Globes censor, who suddenly shot into action after a fairly uneventful evening in the curse words department.
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The rest of the evening is fairly uneventful, with the group date rose going to Arie's new fave, Lauren S. The last date this week goes to Tia.
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" The Women of the Wall said in a statement that Ms. Sachs was detained "despite a relatively quiet and uneventful prayer service with 80 Women of the Wall.
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The stock indexes had an uneventful open as weak data from China and Germany rekindled worries of a global slowdown due to a prolonged U.S.-China trade war.
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It is true that compared with the heinous policy of family separation at the Southern border or the detention centers for undocumented minors, this encounter was relatively uneventful.
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Whether or not anything actually happened -- Don Jr. insists the meeting was brief and uneventful -- the sheer appearance that such a gathering conveys is a very bad one.
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Casual talks about depression, medications, and going to therapy happened organically and very early on—they're parts of our lives that we both consider routine and typically uneventful.
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If you happen to be anything like us and your uneventful life is largely filled with daydreams about pizza and Furbys, it's probably too many hours to count.
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The Phillies star had an uneventful night a day after his wild rant at an umpire that has Major League Baseball looking at whether he should be penalized.
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ISTANBUL — On Sunday, when Turkey chose both a parliament and a president with sweeping new executive powers, I experienced the most uneventful election evening of my adult life.
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All told, the almost-coffee-crisis seemed poised to be the most climactic event of what lawmakers called the most uneventful end to the legislative session in years.
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The U.S. should consider a (relatively) uneventful transition worth the momentary benefit to Iran, especially as another six-month extension will expire in the punitive month of August.
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"Severe allergic reactions to insect stings can develop at any age, often following a number of uneventful stings," said Casale, who was not involved in the case study.
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James Johnston, Army, 2011-2014 In late June 2012, I had just gotten off a long, uneventful shift in the middle of the night while deployed to Afghanistan.
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She is a figure who would usually be beneath the standard gossip blogs — a mixed-race working actress, over 21, divorced, leading a rather uneventful life shooting television.
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While must flights involving animals are uneventful, especially when airline staff and passengers follow the rules laid out by each individual airline, it's always better to go in prepared.
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There was an awkward moment when I made eye contact with a Latvian sex worker I'd taken mugshots of a couple of days before, but otherwise, it was uneventful.
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The meeting was seemingly uneventful with the exception of a slip-up from Huffington, according to a tweet from The Information's Amir Efrati and another from Recode's Kara Swisher.
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"Today was uneventful in the best way," Kvamme, 423, wrote on Instagram below a sunny selfie from the dock, a fishing rod balanced on her above-the-knee prosthesis.
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The pat-down began and was uneventful until she went down my leg, up my dress, and her hand sideways hits me right in the crack of my labia.
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That scene, which comes roughly 40 minutes into Jurassic Park, has always stuck with me, partly because, well, ew, but also because of how truly uneventful it all is.
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Sudden changes in what had been an uneventful flight is why Egyptian officials are focusing on terror as the likely cause, a senior Egyptian official told CNN on Friday.
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Dinner was uneventful, besides the fact that for the first time in decades, my parents were sitting together at the aged wooden dining table they had shared years before.
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Rachel Myrick, her boyfriend Mike Clem, and her 13-year-old son, Dylan, were supposed to have an uneventful dinner with friends at the Longhorn Steakhouse in Spotsylvania, Virginia.
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Three years later almost to the day, at another hospital in the middle of an otherwise uneventful night on call, a familiar name appeared on the emergency room dashboard.
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An uneventful United Airlines flight from Amsterdam to Washington, D.C., changed when a ceiling panel fell on a passenger while the plane landed on Wednesday, video of the incident shows.
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But most sufferers lead relatively uneventful lives, the only difference between them and the average person being that they believe that guy at the garage is an agent of COINTELPRO.
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If early reports about his life are to be believed, he had a relatively uneventful childhood, but became increasingly unstable as a young man—exhibiting signs of mental health issues.
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It is the most powerful statement of the day, delivered by an assembly of some 200 members of far-left political groups interrupting an otherwise uneventful Saturday afternoon in Lyon.
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Beaming with excitement after a normal and uneventful delivery, she stayed up talking to her husband, Nathan Johnson, who is a guitar player for the Christian rock band Meaning Machine.
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The ride up to the corner of Van Nuys and Roscoe, where the event began, was mostly uneventful — we did get a few honks, hoots and hollers from passing cars.
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He married the daughter of James Wilson, who had founded The Economist , in 1843—Bagehot became its third editor—and lived a life that was, from the outside, fairly uneventful.
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Imitative skills are essential in a place where storytelling, and the caricaturing of your fellow citizens, is what transforms a seemingly uneventful backwater into a soap opera of endless fascination.
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After a short and probably uneventful time in a small spotlight, it would have drifted down followers' feeds and its poster's own timeline, as if never to be seen again.
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Dixon needed only an uneventful Sunday at Sonoma Raceway to win the championship, and he sealed it by finishing second, the same place he started in, behind Ryan Hunter-Reay.
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Moreover, following an uneventful night on the Oscars red carpet, Seacrest, who has been accused of sexual misconduct, has been operating business as usual in the days that have followed.
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But as the first day of emergency repairs to the station wound down Monday evening, what was most surprising for many commuters was just how uneventful the day had been.
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Since everything about the actual reports felt net bearish for soybeans, another uneventful weather outlook just prior to Tuesday's session could be enough to send the market backpedaling from Thursday's surge.
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But despite all the hype around Trump's volatile rhetoric, open-carry demonstrations, and possible social unrest over recent police shootings in America, the GOP confab turned out to be pretty uneventful.
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After an uneventful landing, the stricken duty passenger was escorted off the aircraft under his own power and taken to a nearby medical facility by first responders for evaluation and treatment.
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He was asked a series of questions, all "pretty benign and uneventful", he tells NPR, and was then told "to hand over my phone, and give the password to unlock it".
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Unlike John Krasinski's underrated glow-up or Leonardo DiCaprio's uneventful rise, Gosling's is one that's filled with unlikely dye jobs, drastic haircuts, and sleepy smiles stronger than a bottle of Ambien.
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I still think the race is an uphill climb for him, but after the events of the last two weeks, including last night's rather uneventful debate, it's possible Trump could win.
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"Transfer of the [normal] embryo resulted in an uneventful pregnancy with delivery of a healthy boy at 37 weeks of gestation," wrote Zhang and his co-authors in the published study.
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There's something truly out of place amid a slew of uneventful news releases on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) website: Six bizarre sentences, accusing the Obama Administration of distorting climate science.
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Aside from the money—building managers occasionally pay him to scale their structures to generate some press—Robert told the New Yorker that, without climbing, life would just be pretty uneventful.
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According to the lawsuit, an otherwise uneventful July 2014 morning of meat slicing was interrupted by Chris Crane's screams of pain after he severed his thumb with a band saw blade.
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I was able to enjoy my "Executive Time" guilt-free, and, in trying to keep up with insurance adjuster Franz Kafka, I made sure that my day was dull and uneventful.
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That the movie is based on a story by a celebrated writer invests this seemingly uneventful scene with dark comedy, even if the larger point is the question of free will.
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Another time, one of the Border Patrol dogs that sniff the vehicles responded to something in my trunk, and I had to pull over for a secondary inspection (which proved uneventful).
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The ride from the entrance of the Navy Yard to the ferry dock was short and uneventful, which is typical of self-driving vehicles operating under the most tightly controlled conditions.
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"Restless Creature" is tightly edited but patient, with as many uneventful scenes of physical therapy and cocktail parties as more dramatic footage of surgery and is-she-pushing-too-hard suspense.
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Strategists say they are watching for signs that China and the U.S. would be willing to restart negotiations after uneventful talks in the past week between mid-level officials in Washington.
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In "Joke Show," she says she believes women "should be able to get an abortion for any reason you want" and recounts how simple and uneventful the experience was for her.
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The only newsworthy item, or so it seemed, in an otherwise uneventful trip were 18 words uttered by the secretary in Amman, 85033 hours before a scheduled stop off in Beirut.
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As they walk and walk and walk, flirtation occurs, but the moment is broken by a minor revelation that, in the context of this sweet but uneventful film, would constitute a spoiler.
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"The most comfortable journey with a pet starts with a simplified booking service, continues with a happy and uneventful flight, and ends at a pet friendly destination," VistaJet said in a statement.
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HTC's smartphone president told the press late last month not to expect any Snapdragon 835 handsets at the event, which sure sounds like a company easing itself into a fairly uneventful week.
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Google CEO visits White House and Congress to combat charges of anti-conservative bias ahead of key hearing Sundar Pichai's visit to Washington seems to have been fairly uneventful, reports Tony Romm.
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For many of Kazakhstan's 12 million registered voters, Tokayev, the interim president and also a former prime minister, was the only familiar face among seven candidates in a brief and uneventful campaign.
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While vacationing in the United States, a family of South Korean tourists received a hospital bill for over $18,000 after taking their son to the hospital for a very quick and uneventful visit.
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It was relatively uneventful, but the gist is that Lime is seeking community support to petition the SFMTA and convince the agency to allow Lime to operate its electric scooters in the city.
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"I expected it to be largely uneventful, and those expectations have been pretty much borne out," Phillip Lyons, dean of the Sam Houston State University College of Criminal Justice, told The Texas Tribune.
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A novel starring a novelist can often seem a little pleased with itself, as if the author is looking over her shoulder, eager to make a great drama from a greatly uneventful thing.
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The ECB also meets next week with the session expected to be relatively uneventful, with the big test coming when the ECB releases its initial 2018 growth and inflation forecasts on March 10.
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Since the show is so driven by big moments, these episodes can feel a little uneventful, but they're often my favorites for the way they fill in little corners of the show's world.
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And so, what should be an uneventful hedge has created a vicious feedback loop: Historically low yields increase the need to hedge, which leads to more bond buying that suppresses yields even more.
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Most of my prom was pretty uneventful, but I do remember one moment towards the end where I thought to myself, I hope this isn't actually the most magical night of my life.
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For many of Kazakhstan's 12 million registered voters, Mr. Tokayev, the interim president and also a former prime minister, was the only familiar face among seven candidates in a brief and uneventful campaign.
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The transaction on March 16, which was recorded by the gas station's security camera, was entirely uneventful until the off-duty officer, who works for the Buena Park Police Department, entered the store.
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" Mr. Sanders, 78, also released letters from two cardiologists at the University of Vermont about his recovery from his heart attack, with one, Dr. Martin M. LeWinter, saying his recovery had been "uneventful.
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Pet City Bailey, a 24½-year-old goldendoodle, lived a placid, largely uneventful life on a block of handsome brownstones in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, until 24:230 on the morning of Oct. 5003.
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A relatively uneventful 194km opener around the Wallonia and Flanders countryside exploded into life after the bunch reeled in an audacious late breakaway from French debutant Stephane Rossetto as the race re-entered Brussels.
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If you've slept on a train's sleeper car I would guess it would be just about as uneventful and possibly even fun, like you're on tour with a few of your new best friends.
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All eyes are on the remaining men who make up this season of The Bachelorette, and despite a relatively uneventful last episode for the contestant, this has turned out to be Peter Weber's week.
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It will come as a great relief to Hillary Clinton's supporters that Bernie Sanders is telegraphing an uneventful end to a campaign he once promised to take all the way to the Democratic Convention.
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After a mostly uneventful Senate hearing, Army General Mark A. Milley was confirmed as the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) in an overwhelmingly bipartisan 89-1 vote on July 25th.
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In May Italy's transportation ministry decided that Grottaglie, population 35,000 — with its long runway, uneventful weather and record as a test bed for remotely piloted helicopters and other unmanned aircraft — had the right stuff.
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At least this grid doesn't subject us to giant rats, derailments, filthy deluges of water or evacuations, so statistically this solve is a fairly uneventful ride in the mean subterranean streets of the city.
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Bird Box Bird Box surprised us with that five-year time jump after Olivia and Mallory gave birth, and while we're expected to assume that these were uneventful years, we have trouble believing it.
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It's one of those generally uneventful three-letter entries referred to above, and there are just so many ways to clue the name — most of which have generally revolved around fictional characters and pugilists.
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We had started the evening with a practice run for the Republican caucus, in which voters mark who they want to run as the official G.O.P. candidate, (this part was uneventful, and ended quickly).
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"On the FOMC front, it should be relatively uneventful as most non-press conference meeting are, but the policy statement should offer some insights," Innes wrote, referring to the Fed's policy meeting this week.
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"The Donald Trump I heard tonight was a lot more focused and disciplined and subdued, and it was a lot more uneventful in a good way," moderate House Republican Charlie Dent told CNN's Tom LoBianco.
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But their uneventful train ride turns into an all-hell-hath-broken-loose scenario when a woman with a leg bite makes her way onto the train, then starts chomping down on her fellow passengers.
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Dung's take-charge approach and pursuit of stronger U.S. ties shook up Vietnam's often uneventful politics and won him plaudits, though his administration was dogged by a banking crisis and a graft-ridden state sector.
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A by-the-books Virgo, for instance, will probably like their Valentine's Day to be as uneventful as possible, while a Cancer might actually want to have a little shindig in the name of love.
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All parties involved are claiming that it was brief and uneventful — one of many quick things in a rapid-fire campaign — and so far, no one has come up with any information to prove differently.
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Of course, he is being graded on a curve here — as Matt Yglesias writes, even uneventful Trump interviews usually contain several untrue or offensive statements that would shock us if any other politician were involved.
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From the same alarm tone each day to the familiar morning flavours of toothpaste and Shredded Wheat, the entire day is set up to feel like a slight variation on a very uneventful recurring dream.
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"Already large speculative buying in recent weeks and some expectations for a longer/larger cut suggests that an uneventful 3 month extension is unlikely to provide much upside to current prices," the Goldman analysts wrote.
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He said he just made the Seychelles trip for business reasons, that he was in no way representing Trump, and that the meeting with Dmitriev was both entirely unplanned on his end and completely uneventful.
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Like a tailback on the M5, the memory becomes immovable, intransient, stuck in an ever-present now of seatbelt swaying and window-down choruses that make otherwise uneventful journeys feel more poignant than they probably were.
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The result of the match was a 1-0 win for Brazil and was largely uneventful, but images of Neymar being presented with a trophy after the match serve as invaluable positive PR for Saudi Arabia.
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Rumors of a fan protest were well founded with many empty seats visible at The Emirates Stadium during an otherwise uneventful first hour which yielded few chances before Mesut Ozil curled in a 58th-minute opener.
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Sunday's 90th annual Academy Awards ceremony was long and largely uneventful, save for a few standout appearances by Tiffany Haddish and Maya Rudolph, a brief performance by Sufjan Stevens, and the women of the #TimesUp movement.
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Widespread perceptions of vote rigging in the last parliamentary election, in 2011, prompted mass street demonstrations, and the Kremlin, determined to avoid a repeat, seemed to try to make the entire campaign as uneventful as possible.
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She considered her '19793s New York life pretty uneventful — temp jobs, vague attempts to write, a couch-potato boyfriend — in this comedy until she came home and found the guy dead in front of the television.
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The film traces the very uneventful days of an android who's a kind of interstellar U.P.S. driver, delivering packages containing tokens of memory — a fishing lure, a cigarette butt, a crumpled paper cup — to lonely humans.
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They also don't need to be present for the long miles of uneventful highway driving, which theoretically means safer roads due to less fatigue, and, Starsky claims, local driver schedules with higher, long-haul driver pay.
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"It was for me fairly uneventful in terms of any kind of lingering effects and for my family we've been able to prepare for this flight just like we prepared for the last one," he said.
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It's far easier to call for a dictator's downfall than to pressure for boring, unsexy policies that anticipate such a downfall years in the future and look for ways to ensure a smooth and uneventful transition.
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But to help assure a medically uneventful trip, you'd be wise to remain alert to avoiding various bacterial, parasitic, viral and fungal infections that enter through the skin and are rarely encountered in the United States.
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Despite the lawsuits, J&J's shares were up by about 1% this year as of Monday, and some Wall Street analysts were expecting a relatively uneventful quarter with modest growth in its pharmaceutical and consumer units.
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A Delta Connection flight from New York slid off a taxiway following an "uneventful landing" Sunday morning in Buffalo, according to USA Today, which also reported that none of the 1.483 passengers on board were injured.
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The survey of 20.7260-20.7200 analysts plotted an uneventful future for the Australian dollar, which is seen at $123 in one-month, $212 in three months, $20.8000 in six months and $20.6500 over a one-year horizon.
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And while Bruce's everyday life with his daughters is anything but uneventful (the family took a last-minute trip to Walt Disney World in March!), he does have a place where he can unwind on his own.
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The survey of 20.7100-20.7250 analysts plotted an uneventful future for the Australian dollar, which is seen at $20.7200 in one-month, $20.7400 in three months, $123 in six months and $212 over a one-year horizon.
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Both anesthesia and flight have become dramatically safer in recent decades and there is much in common between flying an aircraft and anesthetizing a patient — uneventful most of the time but occasionally terrifying and very occasionally fatal.
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As uneventful as was his youth in Wadowice, his young adulthood was transformed by the cataclysm of World War II. Poland's loss during the war is hard to fathom, with six million killed, including three million Jews.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), a top Democratic candidate for president, grilled Esper on his Raytheon past during last week's Senate Armed Services Committee nomination hearing last week — providing the only truly uncomfortable moment in an otherwise uneventful appearance.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Mick Richards was among the 450,000 people at Woodstock in 1969, but he did not think much about his "uneventful" 24 hours there until years later, when his teenage son started asking about the festival.
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The first couple of rounds of Mark Hunt versus Derrick Lewis were uneventful, as Hunt walked Lewis to the fence and occasionally tried to line up the right hand off the double jab, but generally fought very conservatively.
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"Sometimes I wish I didn't have to report back to (the media) every day," Matsuyama told Reuters through a translator last month at the Arnold Palmer Invitational where he was flanked by reporters after an uneventful second round.
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In a mostly uneventful interview at TechCrunch Disrupt, interviewer Josh Constine stepped on an awkward landmine when he asked Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel to comment on wife Miranda Kerr's beliefs about the toxicity of cellphone and WiFi radiation.
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"If it's a real policy it's probably good for bitcoin because it removes the Chinese risk factor, same like the fork," Bishop said, referring to bitcoin's rally in August after an uneventful split into bitcoin and bitcoin cash.
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First, an account of Mallarmé's uneventful life as a not very stimulating English teacher, early on in the provinces and later in Paris, until a relieved early retirement and premature death in 1898 at the age of 56.
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New Delhi (CNN)What was meant to be a simple uneventful local election has sparked uncertainty over the future of Sri Lanka's political landscape, after a newly formed party led by former president Mahinda Rajapaksa swept to victory.
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Beyond a thrilling 37-yard run by Devonta Freeman of the Falcons, and some excellent work by the defensive lines for both teams, the first quarter was fairly uneventful, with both teams resorting to punts on each possession.
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In early January, a guest stayed in room 812 at the Hotel Alex Johnson, in Rapid City, S.D. As the anonymous visitor wrote in the guest book the next morning, the night was a bit more than uneventful.
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In early January, a guest stayed in room 812 at the Hotel Alex Johnson, in Rapid City, S.D. As the anonymous visitor wrote in the guest book the next morning, the night was a bit more than uneventful.
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His win against Klitschko was probably one of the more drawn out and uneventful matches in recent time, and at least in my mind, he'll always go down as the man who famously punched himself in the face.
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About 15 very uneventful minutes later the interview ends with Neistat, apparently of his own volition and goodwill, plugging Kyncl's Streampunks—a book about YouTube, a platform that earlier in the interview Kyncl admitted he had never used commercially.
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In highlight reels of Mr. Chappelle's comedy, there was often at least a decade-long gap between jokes or scenes, highlighting his older, more challenging, more thrilling skit-based humor against his more recent and uneventful stand-up comedy.
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The Briton's drive from pole to flag on an overcast afternoon was lonely, uneventful and dominant — in complete contrast to his Ferrari rival's afternoon — with Mercedes team mate Valtteri Bottas finishing 14 seconds behind to secure the one-two.
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There are two Adeles on planet Earth: one we'll call Sadele, the belter of aggressively uneventful music that your dentist and memaw both enjoy immensely; and Adele, the wickedly charming woman you want to sit next to at weddings.
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The Times got very excited about audio, hired some of the smartest people in audio, and the idea was that we could quickly create a podcast that would cover the uneventful final three months of the 2016 presidential campaign.
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I see it even in the plain and uneventful moments: My daughter and I sit on the floor so that we can cook together, and she peers down as I chop an onion, her eyes reddening at the corners.
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"You want it to be uneventful... you want to hit print and have hard copy," said Pettit who also told me that, with the advent of tablets and laptops, astronauts don't print now as much as they used to.
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A lot of this seems to come from a place of paranoia—whether it was my friend's family bunker, which her parents believed to be necessary despite us living in a small and uneventful city—or even more elaborate setups.
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Today in a call with reporters preceded by a frantic if fairly uneventful distraction-pushing media blitz, Facebook responded to a damning New York Times story published yesterday that cited interviews with more than 50 sources privy to Facebook's decision making.
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It was a relatively uneventful first period until the Jets' Patrik Laine blasted home a one-timer for his first power-play goal of the campaign with 27 seconds left before intermission to give the hosts a 1-0 lead.
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My meeting with Mr. Pul was uneventful, but the macabre approach to his home said a lot about the colorfully odd marriage of convenience between the tribal cultures of this mountainous frontier and the political economy of the Indian republic.
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At the same time, thousands of others make uneventful stops at dispensaries every day, like the hiking guide in the college town of Boulder who now keeps a few marijuana gummies in a locked bag to help her relax before bed.
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He was the Dodgers' home run leader this season, with 35, after spending all of last year in the minors and two uneventful seasons before that with the Oakland Athletics, who released him at the end of spring training in 2017.
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Reporting from ESPN&aposs Adrian Wojnarowski and Zach Lowe indicates that the league, oft criticized for its too-long and too-uneventful regular season, has toyed with the idea of a European soccer-style in-season tournament of its own.
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On "Uneventful Days," the first single from "Hyperspace," he arrives at an emotional détente with a partner: "Nothing you could say could make it come to life / I don't have a way to make you change your mind," he sings.
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It's impossible not to think about these things when you visit the Emily Dickinson Museum, which includes the house where Dickinson spent most of her outwardly uneventful life, her fierce mind raging away, quietly producing her profound and enigmatic poetry.
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She imagines herself reconciling with Lawrence (Jay Ellis) — and of course freestyling about why none of the men who have found themselves across the table from her should actually want to date her after she cheated on him — during one uneventful conversation.
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"While allowing other passengers to get up and use the restroom on a seemingly uneventful flight, United Airlines crew wouldn't allow me to get up and use the restroom until the pilot turned off the seat belt sign," Harper wrote on her Facebook.
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ABOUT THE HORNETS (23-24): Center Cody Zeller on Friday missed his second game in a row due to a quadriceps injury, giving another start to veteran Roy Hibbert, who managed two points and four rebounds in 18 uneventful minutes against New York.
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"We expect the FOMC minutes from the May meeting to be rather uneventful for the foreign exchange market, given the deluge of Fed speak investors have received in recent sessions," said Stephen Gallo, European head of foreign exchange strategy at BMO Capital Markets.
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What was surprising, at least to me, was the response: Twitter's overwhelming interest in a fairly uneventful medical procedure on the one hand, and on the other, the incredulity of many who couldn't fathom how I could get so "personal" so publicly.
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In spite of his dyspeptic start in Polynesia, and in spite of his dark and uneventful excursion to Norway, he shows himself throughout this collection (and in much of his work generally) to be a man who is quite capable of being overwhelmed.
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The two teams were tied 1-1 after six uneventful innings before Brian Dozier snapped an 0-for-27 streak against the Mets this season by hitting a two-run homer with two outs in the seventh against New York starter Zack Wheeler.
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The New Yorkers I follow on Twitter seem utterly nonplussed by the entire affair, even joking about more frightening daily occurrences, and even the manhunt felt uneventful, nothing compared to the tense search for the Boston Marathon bombers of three years ago.
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Getting to that set of Golden Arches is so simple that a local 8-year-old boy managed to do it, borrowing his dad's van and buckling his 4-year-old sister in the backseat for a surprisingly uneventful one-mile cheeseburger run.
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The 40-minute meeting that followed was mostly uneventful, touching only lightly on the hot-button topics of climate change, trade and "burning foreign policy questions" on North Korea, Ukraine and the Middle East, according to a brief statement from Ms. Merkel's government.
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She brought two male friends with her to a play reading and dinner that proved uneventful, so she accepted another invitation to a screening of W.E. When she met him at a restaurant, he told her they should continue their meal in his hotel room.
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As for the Butlers, the family — and the dogs — had an uneventful trip and were able to use the jet again to fly back to San Antonio two years later when Butler accepted an offer to be NuStar's executive director of health, safety and environmental.
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The Florida woman, who was famously acquitted of murder in 183 in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, mostly lives a low-key, uneventful life in the South Florida home of one of the private investigators who worked on her case.
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In all, it was a down week for global markets, but it could have been worse as Fedspeak picked up a more hawkish tone and the uneventful FOMC minutes, stale at the time of release, gave little indication of change in commitment either way.
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" Justin Post from Bank of America kept his $2100 price target and said, " A mixed and somewhat uneventful quarter for Amazon, with some ongoing deceleration but generally healthy growth for Amazon's higher margin businesses (AWS strength remains a key reason to own the stock).
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The Florida woman, who was famously acquitted of murder in 2011 in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, has lived a low-key, uneventful life in the South Florida home of one of the private investigators who worked on her case.
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If sonic black holes serve as a true analogue, then Hawking's approximation is correct, the event horizon is an uneventful place, and information gets destroyed in black holes, meaning that the probabilistic rules of quantum mechanics must be replaced by a more fundamental framework.
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After an uneventful first half at Turf Moor, the night's best action was squeezed into a single minute of action as Boyd broke the deadlock in the 58th minute moments after Marko Arnautovic had come close with a looping header at the other end.
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Following the president around in case news breaks is a frequently thankless but important job, and when the president does something casual and uneventful like playing golf, the pool is often only able to report whom he played with, how many holes, and so on.
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Peter comes to life only when we follow him in his obsessive fear of a Y2K computer catastrophe, stocking his basement with canned food, water, sleeping bags and battery-powered radios — and creating financial havoc for his family when an uneventful New Year's Day dawns.
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Bollinger uses the most basic filmmaking process, stop-motion animation, a technique pioneered in the 19th-century by George Melies, a failed magician but a great filmmaker — to depict time passing in this hushed, uneventful world in which see two characters, a mother and son.
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However, Salinas acknowledged that she previously told investigators that she did not know if Young went to Weinstein's room that night and that her only recollection of the "uneventful" evening was that she had met Weinstein and Young for drinks at the hotel bar.
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" Martin LeWinter, Sanders' personal cardiologist and an attending cardiologist at UVM, wrote that the senator "has made an uneventful recovery" from his heart attack and concluded: "I am confident he has the mental and physical stamina to fully undertake the rigors of the Presidency.
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The Florida woman, who was infamously acquitted of murder in 20113 in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, has lived a low-key, uneventful life in the South Florida home of one of the private investigators who worked on her case.
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David Yazbek and Itamar Moses's delicate story of Egyptian musicians stranded for one uneventful night in an Israeli desert town, directed by David Cromer, maps the common ground of longing and loss among disparate souls who almost — and there's such sweet, sad beauty in that "almost" — connect.
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No real explanation as to why these two players in particular made the cut to appear on The Bachelorette (my bet's on the fact that they're both megafans of the show), but they do help to add some much-needed energy to the otherwise sweet-but-uneventful date.
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The far greater likelihood is that it will play out uneventful the second time around, as Klitschko is a notoriously slow starter and an all-around cautious fighter, and Fury, despite his verbosity, has neither shown the aptitude of an elite boxer, nor hold a resume to suggest one.
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But logging millions of uneventful, nausea-inducing miles is what it'll take for Uber — and all of the other tech companies and automakers working on the same thing — to make their vehicles fully driverless, and so Uber is prioritizing keeping riders alive, even if it makes them queasy.
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Instead of focusing on the uneventful traffic stop, we should understand that the real problem here is that Ayala was punished for using her influence and power to better protect the downtrodden, who are the most likely to be victims of police misconduct and an unfair court system.
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Emilia Clarke's night at the 2019 Emmys was anything but uneventful: After getting glammed up for the Emmys red carpet — complete with Jennifer Lopez-inspired extensions and a plunging Valentino gown — her show, Game of Thrones, walked away with the statuette for Outstanding Drama Series for its last season.
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Mistakes are still made and collisions happen — Google has been involved in 14 real ones so far, 13 of which were caused by other drivers — but the ride we took in its self-driving car was uneventful, which is the goal the company has long been aiming for consistently.
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Aside from a few other hiccups — including coming to an unexpected halt on Liberty Avenue, a main road, because the software (wrongly) predicted a woman opening a car door was going to jump into the street — the ride is entirely uneventful and, mostly, v e r y s l o w.
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Even dyed-in-the-wool Woodley and Thompson fans couldn't find much to love in such an uneventful fight, and Diaz, more than perhaps anyone in the world, judges a fight's value on how much action there was, how much malice was displayed, and how much violence emanated from the ring.
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The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement Emelie Brij Mohan Amar Rahe (NETFLIX FILM): Faking his death to escape the realities of his uneventful life worked out well for Brij Mohan — until he was sentenced to death for his own murder.
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Read more: An entrepreneur who spent 5 years interviewing 21 self-made billionaires asked every single one how they made their first million dollars — here's what they saidIn contrast to public opinion about the rich, the self-made billionaires I have met and interviewed with have simple, even uneventful private lives.
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At stake is the safety of the drinking water in Flint, Michigan, the pensions of thousands of laid-off coal miners throughout Appalachia, the biggest health reform package since Obamacare, and the paychecks of all US troops — and that's during what's considered a relatively uneventful lull in the legislative chambers.
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"We missed the opportunity for population-wide containment,'' he said, "so now we need to be strategic opportunists: Let those who are inevitably going to get the virus, and are highly likely to make an uneventful recovery, get it and get over it, and get back to work and relative normalcy.
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It's been an uneventful couple of weeks on the Star Wars front, which can either mean everyone in the galaxy far, far away needs a bit of rest after the release of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, or that this is the calm before the promotional storm for Star Wars: Episode VIII.
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His first season in Brooklyn was fairly uneventful, with an average of 7.3 points a game in a bench role, but last season was thrust into a starting role as a result of injuries to D'Angelo Russell and Jeremy Lin, and he thrived with career-high averages of 12.6 points and 6.6 assists.
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Nenzig, Austria: 2 dead, 11 injuredAccording to police, around 3 AM, a 27-year-old man attending an annual (and usually uneventful) outdoor concert and BBQ hosted by "The Lords," a local motorcycle club in a small market town near the Liechtenstein border, got into a heated argument with his girlfriend in a parking lot.
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For us, downtown Houston on a Saturday night in July was uneventful, and while we took a long walk past the Hobby Center for Performing Arts and watched kids play on the playground at Tranquility Park, we were exhausted and thankful for the Lancaster Hotel, which had a three-window view of the downtown skyline and perfect air-conditioning.
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The game itself was a fairly uneventful 0-0 draw, but there was one highlight: this unidentified man's gloriously delayed reaction when spotting that Fuchs, who has played for Leicester City for well over a year, has a name that sounds like a rude word:Â Spectator in the hat has only just noticed that christians Fuchs name sounds a bit rude. pic.twitter.
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After a disappointing showing at the Utah Republican convention in April — and amid sporadic concerns that his past attacks on Mr. Trump might alienate some voters in Mr. Romney's adopted state — the former Massachusetts governor and presidential candidate won his Senate primary handily, clearing the way for what is expected to be an uneventful general election contest in a solidly red state.
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"And it's hard to write about being happy / Because the older I get, I find that happiness is an extremely uneventful subject," Welch sings in "No Choir," the album's final track, apparently forgetting the massive successes that are Elton John's "Your Song," Eric Clapton's "Wonderful Tonight," Shania Twain's "You're Still the One," Ed Sheeran's "Thinking Out Loud," and dozens of other songs about happy long-term relationships.
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Over the last few years, tech-house has gone from being a sturdily reliable form of club music that through its relatively uneventful rigidity gave DJs a means of filling a few hours of warm-up time to a punchline that's been milked so often and so hard that the udder's been reduced to nothing but shredded tissue and dried flecks of soured milk.
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A week before David left, in mid-August, he posted a brief prelude in the form of a diptych: an uneventful video of a street scene taken from his stoop in Brooklyn followed by a black-and-white shot, taken between Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen, of a horseless buggy covered with a clear tarp; one of the new skyscrapers of the Hudson Yards development rises in the background.
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Wright's poems often begin by settling into an uneventful scene or routine, decorated with trophies of the past, as in "Looking Around," from his 2002 collection, "A Short History of the Shadow": I sit where I always sit, northwest window on Basin Creek, A homestead cabin from 1912, Pine table knocked together some 30 years ago, Indian saddle blanket, Peruvian bedspread And Mykonos woven rug nailed up on the log walls.
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