John Malkovich evokes his vaguely (or not so vaguely) threatening persona for Squarespace.
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The original restaurant, on Sixteenth Street, was vaguely Tuscan, vaguely new American, and extremely hospitable.
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There is something vaguely indecent, vaguely cartoonish about this wig of creamy noodle draped across the bowl.
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Instead, many shows will be vaguely good and you'll only vaguely know what streaming service they're on.
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Dre Britton breaks down quotidian structures and rebuilds them, yielding constructions that are both vaguely familiar and vaguely alien.
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"I was in one vaguely Soviet country and here I am getting an e-mail from another vaguely communist, socialist country," Bleyer said.
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If Pennsylvanians continue to hate Trump as much as they do, whether they vaguely like Toomey or vaguely dislike McGinty probably won't matter.
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It's a a collection of off-the-wall and vaguely golf-themed (very vaguely) minigames that are more weird than they are golf.
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The premise is set up very briskly (bracingly) in the first hour, which manages to make everyone seemed vaguely sympathetic – but, more importantly, vaguely suspect.
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If Warner's books were set vaguely the first half of the 20th century, the ghostwriters of the '90s set them vaguely in the second half.
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I had it vaguely in mind (too vaguely, it turned out) to join the mountain tribe of itinerant dirtbag outdoorsmen I'd been reading about in magazines.
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The song is vaguely about what a lot of songs are vaguely about: love, growing up, and the nostalgia that accompanies memories that might not even be real.
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Her version of Beyoncé's "nation" is the vaguely Nigerian yet also vaguely local "Affreakah-Amirrorikah": a land of juju and yam festivals but also mean girls and upspeak.
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Salvaging furniture from on the streets of Baltimore, Britton breaks down quotidian structures and rebuilds them into new ones, yielding constructions that are both vaguely familiar and vaguely alien.
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But on Boris weeks, the regulars are still "vaguely Slavic, vaguely paunchy," as Charles Kramer, a 248-year-old lawyer and a regular for decades, described it, patting his belly.
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" Chuck replies vaguely that he's there to "bear witness.
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Now the whole family was vaguely obsessed with the news.
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Pepper is vaguely humanoid, though it rolls instead of walks.
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At least Gates would be vaguely qualified for the position.
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Their messages range from kind of cute to vaguely threatening.
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Some have been compelling, others vaguely plausible, still others laughable.
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You may vaguely remember hearing about Flag some time ago.
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Before the show begins, video screens display vaguely disturbing imagery.
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Partly because publishers have vaguely confirmed rumors through investment calls.
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I was vaguely aware that Lane's output online was unhinged.
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I'm vaguely optimistic that this research is having an impact.
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Maybe that Switch Fire Emblem game Nintendo keeps vaguely mentioning?
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Mostly, the work gestures vaguely in the direction of meaning.
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I vaguely remember the circumstances under which I saw Thirteen.
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Nope. But viewed under a microscope, they vaguely resemble crabs.
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If pressed, just say vaguely that you haven't caught up.
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As Labour has shrunk, new vaguely centrist parties have emerged.
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Clearly, most people know and understand happiness, at least vaguely.
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In the meantime, enjoy your nice, vaguely more chill Newsfeed.
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The end product is terrifying, vaguely nauseating, and strangely funny.
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The league is listening, or at least vaguely pretending to.
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Here, it's just a label with a vaguely thuggish connotation.
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While shooting "The Lottery," she began thinking, vaguely, about prison.
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Mr. Chéreau updated the period to a vaguely contemporary one.
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In June, Trump vaguely threatened to sue Google and Facebook.
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One can imagine -- vaguely -- just how the situation played out.
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I remembered vaguely one book I loved, about a rodent.
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It tasted vaguely of Sprite, but more sour and artificial.
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But he talked about it vaguely, as he always does.
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Some other fishes evolved vaguely similar ways of moving around.
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It's just a hunk of vaguely anthropomorphic plastic and electronics.
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Plus, there was something vaguely unnerving about those white spreads.
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Maybe she's in the room with the vaguely futuristic consoles?
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It sounded vaguely unthreatening, so we beckoned them to approach.
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Do the light fixtures and engraved orbs look vaguely familiar?
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Instead, he continued to text, sometimes vaguely suggesting a plan.
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I had been vaguely puzzled about this business for months.
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The interaction left me feeling vaguely threatened and tremendously unsettled.
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I didn't rush to fill it with vaguely positive words.
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It feels vaguely human and abstract at the same time.
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But what exactly "borderline" means to YouTube is vaguely defined.
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Depp himself has been criticized for vaguely claiming Native heritage.
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Hamas officials said vaguely that Gazans would soon reap benefits.
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Instead, he focused on broad platforms, vaguely advocating for equality.
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"I just didn't think I'd be alive," she said, vaguely.
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They try, like George, vaguely trying to like ... Mitt Romney.
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I was vaguely bummed that he had not ordered lamb.
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This vaguely topical obstacle is what keeps these lovers apart.
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No love, no compassion, no mercy ... nothing vaguely Christ-like.
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Significantly, his Tell never shakes off a vaguely troubled air.
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We first met Davíd in Coetzee's last book, 2014's The Childhood of Jesus, which saw him arriving in a nameless Spanish-speaking country that is vaguely socialist, vaguely utopian, and potentially a literal afterlife.
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One of the things I've learned in covering disasters for more than a decade is that you have to take this conversation out of the realm of vaguely saving lives or vaguely making a difference.
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The words "Facebook Paper" might only be vaguely familiar to you.
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This record also reminds me vaguely of a '90s Sting record.
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Bill's face, vaguely lizardlike with an elongated snout, is among them.
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At first glance these disparate phenomena might seem only vaguely connected.
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We should have a vaguely drinkable IPA in a few weeks!
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Vaguely cleaned up, he walks her down the aisle toward Fitz.
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I feel all these things, vaguely, but mostly I feel sad.
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The Cause is, if anything, more vaguely drawn than the Offshore.
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Others vaguely suggest the president is paying attention during his briefings.
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True, I did not feel like eating while feeling vaguely nauseated.
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A category vaguely described as "other" terrorist groups is also excluded.
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He doesn't just vaguely acknowledge some general wrongdoing in the past.
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I have to have a beard and go, "So," vaguely menacing.
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Thus, they must be extremely comfortable and at least vaguely weatherproof.
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Every few months, Twitter rediscovers Petrenko's coiffed, vaguely Simpsons-esque hairstyle.
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It looked vaguely like a 2001: Space Odyssey hallway, but ... bigger.
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But, in execution, the crumpets look creepy AF and vaguely murderous.
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A vaguely Mediterranean vibe arches over all of the new music.
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She has said vaguely that Sarah and Jacob are with others.
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The effect is churchly and vaguely Renaissance, but also very now.
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Draper himself is pushing for the idea on vaguely libertarian grounds.
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Inside the theater, the set seemed old, ornate and vaguely Hogwartian.
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Also available: an employee lunchroom that smells vaguely of Hot Pockets.
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It even comes topped with poblano cream, which vaguely resembles hollandaise.
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It did taste vaguely meaty, but not at all like beef.
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This starkly surreal, vaguely apocalyptic image is obviously digitally altered—right?
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Maybe once a year, I'm vaguely aware that something happened. Right.
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It's been both mortifying and vaguely heartening to hear from everyone.
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I vaguely remember the television images of the moon landing itself.
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Hey, rooting for losers can feel oddly honorable, even vaguely valorous.
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It does sound vaguely governmental, and I'm not sure how ... Yeah.
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Armies of tolerance are looking to pick apart anything vaguely controversial.
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The NHL even named a vaguely defined leadership award after him.
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Others vaguely suggest a semi-architectural program: bandshell, pavilion, cabana, kiosk.
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Indonesian security services called him, he said, and sounded vaguely threatening.
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But character was defined at once too vaguely and too narrowly.
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I understand he's playing a journalist that you're vaguely interested in?
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IT SOUNDS VAGUELY elvish, like something from the pages of Tolkien.
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Everyone vaguely worries about pushing the national debt into unprecedented terrain.
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Aren't we all a combination of totally horrible and vaguely heroic?
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It's not surprising that she was only vaguely aware of Zostavax.
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Peloton is leaning into the holidays with a vaguely threatening ad.
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To me, there has always been something vaguely miserable about bathing.
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Again, I was hit, and vaguely sickened, by Greenland's inhuman scale.
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It looked vaguely like him but was mostly a ridiculous caricature.
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They are vaguely valedictory ("the carriage awaits") but also disarmingly childlike.
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Like so many first novels, Looking For Alaska is vaguely autobiographical.
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I watched one execute a fat American who looked vaguely familiar.
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Notice that while vaguely duck-shaped, it's not quite a duck.
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"I actually know the guy vaguely from years ago," Giuliani said.
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By that, I mean it wasn't illegal or even vaguely underhanded.
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I walked around vaguely sick to my stomach, feeling beaten down.
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Mostly, though, he lusts vaguely after various women with opaque motivations.
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"She was always vaguely looking for where the public was," Epstein said.
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You know that vaguely unsettling feeling you had chatting with AIM Bots?
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If you imagine, vaguely, what virtual reality gaming can mean, it's exciting.
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John also claims he vaguely recalls "petting," but no other sexual acts.
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Watkins, Jackson's press aide at the time, only vaguely recalled the slights.
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Most film buffs understand these terms to be vaguely synonymous with improvement.
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I wanted to preserve whatever vaguely positive feelings he held about me.
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The blonde one at the center of it all looked vaguely familiar.
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Mr. Sanders responded vaguely, saying that his policies would avoid separating families.
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The legislative branch is left giving vaguely disapproving quotes to the press.
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The agents asked those who looked vaguely foreign to see their documentation.
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If prepubescent children were "innocent," they were to be only vaguely gendered.
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Duties: important role in setting interest rates (some vaguely defined other responsibilities).
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But I can speak vaguely about what I think comedy does well.
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It's vaguely reminiscent of that scene from Inception, you think to yourself.
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Why black Americans continue to leave in droves is only vaguely understood.
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He'd have to do something vaguely subversive to win this national championship.
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I've always kept in touch with him vaguely and sent him stuff.
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But I wasn't just elated; the whole thing was also vaguely disturbing.
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The tubular ceramics are bent, knotted, and coiled, vaguely resembling marine invertebrates.
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"I think he's a writer my sister likes," I said, motioning vaguely.
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The result is something that looks vaguely like you but not really.
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I was apparently vaguely responsive enough that they didn't call for help.
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The company had a similar, vaguely funny prank and filter last year.
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I stopped feeling high and vaguely alright sometime around midnight on Sunday.
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Whatever the appeal of being vaguely creeped out is, it's not fading.
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"Sometimes it's better to be vaguely right than exactly wrong," he said.
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Wally wears a newsboy cap and speaks with a vaguely German affect.
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I was vaguely aware, on some level, of the friends coaching me.
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Our story begins when Michelle, a vaguely defined billionaire — she owns ... companies?
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Arrogantly youthful, heavily branded, and vaguely sexual — this is truly America's dessert.
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Vaguely. It's pretty much a realistic view of this place, I imagine.
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Thus far, most Republican candidates have only vaguely discussed defense-spending reform.
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Mr. David's vaguely autobiographical character became a beloved avatar of misanthropes everywhere.
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Rippling oak walls give the auditorium a curious appearance, again vaguely organic.
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Rudy often talked vaguely about deals he had once made in China.
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"I saw 'Cats' in 1989; I vaguely remember that," Ms. Diaz said.
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The vibe of the small, spare dining room is vaguely diner-like.
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In practice, Trump's order is so vaguely worded as to be toothless.
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It was one of the many vaguely shady qualities about the place.
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When I got home from work that day, I craved weed vaguely.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.They are vaguely similar, aren't they?
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This one's vaguely about her childhood growing up poor in South Jersey.
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"I owned lots of assets, different assets, various assets," Oesterlund said vaguely.
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Those measures give the police vaguely defined powers to hold suspects secretively.
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" And, more vaguely, that he wants Zelensky to "do the right thing.
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Vaguely aerodynamic, the hats strangely elicit both car and driver at once.
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He wore a chestnut-colored wig and smelled vaguely of toupee adhesive.
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They were sites of benign accumulation, with a vaguely regal, devotional aura.
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And we trust that process because it is, at least, vaguely comprehensible.
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It has glossy, vaguely heart-shaped leaves that drip off stringy vines.
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During the rehearsals, he becomes a different man, amusing and vaguely sinister.
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Beck, who is forty-nine, was feeling vaguely nostalgic about the place.
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The word sounded vaguely familiar, but he wasn't sure what it meant.
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If you find that vaguely nauseating, don't worry: Quibi seems to agree.
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I liked Disney and vaguely remembered somebody saying Disney had a marathon.
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He seemed vaguely tortured, and he wasn't about to tell you why.
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She and the others wore shapeless uniforms of a vaguely military sort.
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And I still like LaCroix, that vaguely sweet memory of a beverage.
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Typically, military leaders and contractors have spoken vaguely about technologies and targets.
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" Cohan was "friendly with" each one, he writes vaguely, "to varying degrees.
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" Cohan was "friendly with" each one, he writes vaguely, "to varying degrees.
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"Junglespell" starts out pretty and vaguely Asian, with rippling, overlapping harp motifs.
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They know who Irving Thalberg was and vaguely who Kevin Hart is.
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No one is writing tittering, vaguely disgusted anthropological examinations of sports fandom.
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It was easy water to swim in, placid and yielding and vaguely furry.
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Mr. Sorrentino's new novel is, you can't help noticing, at least vaguely autobiographical.
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You may be vaguely familiar with Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act.
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Then there's the fact that sometimes, self-described influencers are only vaguely influential.
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Americans encountering politician who talks vaguely like a normal human being: pic.twitter.com/2vlXGd1BWa
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The government now foresees that timeline to be, vaguely, somewhere in the 2.4s.
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You looked annoyed and vaguely freaked out, in an oedipal kind of way.
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For weeks, they've been clicking on any ad featuring "vaguely interesting-looking" pants.
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The name sounds vaguely familiar, but they haven't heard about it in years.
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While we're vaguely chatting about the Mets: What is up with Harvey's velocity?
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Instagram gradually made me feel vaguely dead inside, so I deleted that, too.
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But they won't travel with anything that even vaguely resembles legroom or headroom.
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It isn't an "exclusively gay moment," it's about a dozen vaguely campy frames.
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LL: I will watch basically anything that even vaguely resembles a rom-com.
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The final product is simple model that vaguely resembles a fat crab claw.
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If this idea sounds vaguely familiar, it's probably because it's not entirely new.
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The initial reaction to the decision in Washington vaguely split down party lines.
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But as he points out, vaguely worded legislation can only do so much.
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And Kerry has vaguely alluded to privately nudging the government on the issue.
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He might have said something vaguely comforting, like, We're all feeling the pressure.
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Simon, the film's protagonist is a white, gender-conforming, vaguely "alternative" teen boy.
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It sort of smells like hot light bulbs and it's also vaguely floral.
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But his aides shrouded their efforts in mystery, vaguely predicting an impressive result.
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"I've never rooted for a player who even vaguely resembles this," he wrote.
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All of it is vaguely Regina George-ish with an Ariana Grande twist.
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Even her autobiography has a vaguely sexual thing as its most famous moment.
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It was something that I'd heard vaguely referenced during an HR training once.
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Jenner even throws in an accent (it's vaguely Southern?) to complete the disguise.
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But with its vaguely defined goals and flexible mechanics, Gorogoa sidesteps this frustration.
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If you don't, it increases the likelihood that you can be vaguely misled.
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Eventually, we grow accustomed to these chewy, protein-dense, vaguely meat-like foodstuffs.
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" Rolling Stone described his first album as "lyrically tart" and "vaguely Wilco-ish.
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Which is why anything vaguely theatrical is just seen as lavish and gimmicky.
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In many ways, the concept is certainly an intriguing and vaguely appealing one.
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Basically, they covered their asses legally and pointed me vaguely in a direction.
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And this elaborate, vaguely dental nightmare comes to a close… until next week!
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These concerns are all bound up in a vaguely anti-establishment political philosophy.
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The capacity to snuff out criticism is obvious, particularly when worded so vaguely.
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Until now, advertisers had to vaguely correlate sales increases with local ad buys.
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Well-dressed tourists sharing the pavement with vaguely human forms inside cardboard boxes.
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Over two movements, the vaguely pictorial work builds from atmospheric to blazingly brash.
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But all those gaudy golf balls left me feeling vaguely bested by souvenirs.
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Vaguely dubbed "The Peoples' Spring," it wasn't clear just what the revolutionaries wanted.
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For someone else that discovery might be a momentary puzzle, perhaps vaguely disgusting.
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They shook their heads; my dad said, Vaguely, a word he often used.
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It was heavy on the wood and had a vaguely bar-like feel.
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With just one phone call, Lawrence shifts from vaguely depressed to downright morose.
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She vaguely remembers walking down a hallway of a hotel suite, she said.
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The idea of creating something transitory seems vaguely Buddhist, like building a cairn.
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Think: ASOS-purchased, vaguely Aztec looking prints on washed out pastel t-shirts.
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Butch Bradley is vaguely based on my younger brother when he was little.
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It's like Charlie & the Chocolate Factory but with vaguely cheese-flavored snack items.
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After all, anything indoors that looks vaguely like the outdoors is welcome respite.
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His skills are tremendous, but his weaknesses are established and only vaguely hidden.
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They have stories that emerge vaguely, having gone West like so many others.
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This modular entity, which vaguely resembles the "facehugger" from Alien, is named Oscar.
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These images are mainly avatars, vaguely humanoid with insectlike touches, always synthetic-looking.
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His followers thrill to him precisely because of his pugilistic, vaguely unhinged personality.
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When I think of your online presence, I'm vaguely reminded of Tao Lin.
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Pitchfork's once-glowing praise was by then downgraded to "vaguely pleasant background music".
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The effect is vaguely akin to Joni Mitchell performing freestyle rap at Davos.
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There were more long black robes and vaguely sinister coat-hanger-shoulder suits.
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I don't accept, but can vaguely understand, Republicans' rallying around Trump on impeachment.
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The 28-room Kapuskasing Inn, also in vaguely Tudor style, opened in 2000.
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This looks like it gives Google's OS a vaguely Apple-ish visual overhaul.
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Speaking of Venezuela, Trump spoke vaguely about "a possible military option" there, too.
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You can't do anything else with your hands, which are now vaguely waxy.
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The former enterprise came to be thought of as vaguely philosophical and disreputable.
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The former enterprise came to be thought of as vaguely philosophical and disreputable.
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Battery life on this machine has gone from vaguely disappointing to pretty good.
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Someone there who looked vaguely like Moishe turned out to be his son.
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"It just brings a little something extra to the table," Popsugar reports vaguely.
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It was a lovely, light, sweet bite that tasted vaguely like artificial pineapple.
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The Abuelita's chocolate stout, vaguely spicy and tasting of cinnamon, is good, too.
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Her vaguely German-accented line readings and dagger stares are often very funny.
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Sure, Trump will sneer that "green" is girlyman, uneconomic, unpatriotic and vaguely French.
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All of this is only vaguely in the background of The Favourite, though.
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Can a slit be a hole, or must a hole be vaguely round?
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They were the vaguely embarrassing, well-meant present from a less fashionable relative.
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The Baker/Shultz proposal talks vaguely about rolling back current EPA climate regulations.
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It involves using vaguely described machine learning technology to produce lots of video.
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A second government statement released late on Sunday night was more vaguely worded.
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The goal is to vaguely simulate non-secular pleasures for the Tim Tebowdemographic.
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He does, however, vaguely recall pissing on the floor of his police cell.
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Republican leaders seem to be vaguely asserting that both figures are too high.
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Each frame of Homecoming feels meaningful, and most feel at least vaguely familiar.
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This is actually true throughout its history, which remains fuzzy and vaguely documented.
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I only vaguely remember being wheeled around the holding area to my room.
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Well, Sailor Moon, the Sailor Senshi, and the mysterious/vaguely problematic Moonlight Knight.
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In both seasons of Netflix's Stranger Things, it's important that the government is a vaguely inimical, vaguely incompetent organization that permits cruel experiments with bad results, then lets the invasion of our world by the Upside Down get out of hand.
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Well, through some likely over-the-top, escape-room-esque scenario, you'll be set up with somebody who vaguely resembles her—actually, seven people who vaguely resemble her—who don't live in Greece, and who presumably practice suitable self-discipline.
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Passing even the most vaguely worded legislation through both houses will be a nightmare.
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In the U.S., KidPass provides something vaguely similar, but with a monthly subscription fee.
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Thank goodness some people she vaguely knew back in college are on the case.
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It was all just about as odd, corny, and vaguely homoerotic as you'd expect.
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The larvicide vaguely has to do with ag-chem company (and perpetual badguy) Monsanto.
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Vaguely worded anti-terrorist laws are inconsistently and arbitrarily enforced, fostering chaos and uncertainty.
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Or one of those weird masks they put outside theaters to seem vaguely Greek.
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An expression vaguely resembling contentment flits across their face and you think, triumphantly: see!
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In fact, Zo is unwilling to discuss a number of even vaguely controversial topics.
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One of those kids was quiet little girl named Amanda, whom I vaguely remember.
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In 2015 a school-categorisation system vaguely akin to league tables was brought back.
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I knew how much I weighed, vaguely, but didn't like to look at scales.
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Besides, "being vaguely anxious does not make any progress." the anonymous blog authors noted.
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They pitch us back into her cerebral yet vaguely surreal and magical intellectual world.
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It's like a 1930s hobo adventure romance, in a vaguely fictionalized version of America.
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Except Girlboss at least vaguely claims to be a story about starting a business.
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These were always described vaguely and then buried with more verbiage of helpless admiration.
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America and North Korea disagree about how to interpret the vaguely worded Singapore deal.
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Robert's leering, vaguely sexual dominance over his female crew members is hard to stomach.
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Vaguely Tesla-looking at the rear, it's expected to brag about some futuristic powertrain.
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Taking the generous shot glass handed to me, I smelled a vaguely floral scent.
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The tweets feature spelling mistakes, strange tips, and vaguely offensive assumptions about other countries.
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Many had heard at least vaguely that Mr Weinstein had behaved inappropriately with women.
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I don't know about you, but I felt vaguely sickened by the whole thing.
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Trump later responded to Zervos in a statement Friday, saying he "vaguely" remembered her.
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Then I see, vaguely through the frosted glass of the doors, someone cleaning them.
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I recognized, vaguely, that the kitchen floor was an odd place to fall asleep.
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Vaguely moderate Republican governors plus entrenched Democratic legislative majorities just means status quo governance.
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Second, specific hard goals "produce a higher level of output" than vaguely worded ones.
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Speaking next to Vice President Biden today, he vaguely referenced Trump's plan once again.
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What happens when you give a vaguely Glee premise the Friday Night Lights treatment?
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But Apple issued a statement on Wednesday that vaguely appeared to acknowledge the probe.
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Like everything that's even vaguely related to the Vive, this means stuff from Portal.
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You can waste a lot of time on a plan while feeling vaguely productive.
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However, other tweets only referenced the match up in plain text, sometimes even vaguely.
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Like JNCOs and many Papa Roach tunes, Aries are bold, impulsive, and vaguely aggressive.
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The interior is vaguely Tesla-ish, with wide open floors and plenty of room.
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The old gray globe of the arboretum and its resplendent fountains were vaguely European.
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Even Mr. Visconti said he knew of her only vaguely before they worked together.
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The CIA, of course, is no stranger to weird, vaguely (or wildly) suspicious operations.
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You might still be vaguely young, but you don't feel that way any longer.
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And the laws are vaguely worded, allowing them to be used arbitrarily and selectively.
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He said he was vaguely familiar with Mr. Nader as another third-party candidate.
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The result is a Beethoven quartet one minute, something vaguely New Age the next.
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It's a sheer joy terrorizing the vaguely British stereotypes of the game's storybook world.
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Even the name seemed vaguely apologetic: We're not dangerous radicals; we're democratic like you!
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Mr. Fegan was heading into his senior year in the fall, vaguely dreading it.
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She lies there absorbing his look, even smiling vaguely, allowing it to go on.
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Given how vaguely the role is defined, it can be subject to discriminatory practices.
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The lawyers' groups said the measure was vaguely-worded and could lead to violence.
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The arrangement is only vaguely chronological, though there are early pieces near the start.
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I vaguely remember being around 12 years old at sleepaway camp in rural Connecticut.
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Calabasas is nice and all but there's something vaguely 2015 about the whole endeavor.
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"What floor are you going to?" the woman asked, vaguely or maybe directly threatening.
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Some form of justice for a despicable racist mob seemed at least vaguely plausible.
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For them, there is no forgiveness for anyone even vaguely associated with the group.
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In line with TESTING's vaguely psychedelic aesthetic, the scenery refracts and wobbles around them.
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To the early kindof awareness, the graying skylit hush,clouds, the vaguely hungover bodymind.
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Clever and vaguely profound, aphorisms should be the ideal expression for our distracted moment.
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Disgrace has always been subjective; that's why past policies have been constructed so vaguely.
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She had been raised vaguely Protestant, but no longer attended church as an adult.
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Trump has talked, often vaguely, about doing something about drug prices since the campaign.
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Once upon a time, the Catholic religion was broadly regarded as vaguely un-American.
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Not really, although I had something vaguely in mind, which I have far exceeded.
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I can also vaguely remember a time, back before the travesty of Bush v.
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Amelia and Owen could be respectable friends who vaguely co-parented baby Leo together.
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Or he looked vaguely bemused, and that didn't communicate the coolness that he intended.
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"Just looking at it, I vaguely felt that it was a fraud," she said.
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Like many children of vaguely countercultural parents, she has rebelled by joining the establishment.
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I vaguely remember my first visit to a night club; must've been around 1988.
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Hovering low over the higher ground in the distance, they look vaguely UFO-like.
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I vaguely remember going to the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building.
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He was not available on Thursday, but Girardi sounded vaguely optimistic about the future.
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The final product was vaguely worded and lacked numerical commitments or any firm details.
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Inside the bar, Taylor recognized someone she vaguely knew from high school, Terrell Bush.
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They allow brands to wave vaguely at reducing their impact without taking meaningful action.
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Vaguely, because he mentioned NBC's "license," in the singular, and networks don't have licenses.
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Something about it looks vaguely familiar, but there isn't much time to place it.
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Their last meeting ended with a vaguely worded agreement that spurred little concrete action.
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Imagine: cold, jiggly gloop filling your mouth like a smelly and vaguely sour marshmallow.
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And then with "Make Happy" it was like, I had the show vaguely written.
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The only character in Vinegar Girl with even vaguely nefarious motives is Dr. Battista.
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The term is always charged somehow, freighted with meaning and potential conflict, vaguely subversive.
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Yet it's part of the peculiar case in support of Bohemian Rhapsody, which is to say that to many in Hollywood, the fact that the movie was released at all and is vaguely watchable (emphasis on "vaguely") is a point in its favor.
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When two women who have vaguely similar careers become famous, rumors of a feud emerge.
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For Baron, this is just more meaningless Elon versus some vaguely defined malevolent oppositional group.
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The manipulation vaguely makes the point of incidental contact look more forceful than it was.
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He vaguely added that "no new deals" will be done while he is in office.
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It did bring a momentary and much needed respite from my vaguely horrific lodging experiences.
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They come in vaguely fruity flavors so nondescript that they're practically indistinguishable from one another.
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The set looks identical to the vaguely Spanish Colonial-themed section of Disney's Magic Kingdom.
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Following all those laws is hard, especially since some of them are so vaguely written.
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Indeed, the similarities go beyond their shared love for messy hair and vaguely goth aesthetics.
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BRISBANE, Australia — The restaurant's name will be a single word: stark, vaguely industrial, somewhat meaningless.
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But they do not welcome the persecution of anyone who looks vaguely like a jihadist.
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Before you can be sucked back into this whole — [gestures vaguely to Roy family] thing.
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We vaguely talk about our appraisals and complain a little about issues in the project.
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It's always clear that while Murderbot might look vaguely like a human, it isn't one.
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Both Planet 230 and Burning Man are shiny and neon, vaguely nature-y yet futuristic.
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Photographers diligently seek out angles that will make the opportunity offered them look vaguely interesting.
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She seems vaguely in on the joke during the segment, although she apparently was not.
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What's fascinating is that the redditors don't just vaguely remember the title of the movie.
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The voice is vaguely elderly and Germanic, but also sort of a buzz-filled mess.
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Yellow-white rice-flour dough holds ground pork together in a vaguely football-ish shape.
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When done, the exterior was blotchy and scaly, and vaguely, but not really, fried-looking.
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For the elderly, there's also ElliQ, a vaguely humanoid robot that pairs with a touchscreen.
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We need to stop wasting it on every third-liner you thought was vaguely overpaid.
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We've gotten an equally disturbing look at Javier Bardem's character, and a vaguely unsettling teaser.
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At the time, I was only vaguely aware that camping in the winter was possible.
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The most excitement is a man, whom we both vaguely recognize, viciously berating a journalist.
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Trump's reasons seem vaguely political if confused, while Duke's are for reasons of racial purity.
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This new tattoo looks vaguely familiar — it mimics her last few, all tiny and red.
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He vaguely alludes to the mileage he's put on his own body in the statement.
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That's the kind of vaguely spiritual pic that would look great on your Instagram, right?
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My partner and I step through a portal and into a bright, vaguely Mayan temple.
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Perhaps she appropriated it from a black boyfriend; the pose has a vaguely postcoital quality.
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Louboutin recently said that he's sometimes "vaguely horrified" by how his customers wear his shoes.
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It is within these unpopulated American pockets, vaguely haunted by abandonment, that raw emotion resonates.
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I encourage anyone who even vaguely knows about Mr. Rogers to go see this documentary.
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They all go stumbling vaguely in the direction of escape just like the walking palm.
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But, as the activism increased, the classroom discussions occasionally seemed enervated, the participants vaguely distracted.
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I realized something I had only vaguely conceptualized before: Movies don't exist on their own.
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Some conservative women resist what they see as special treatment for women as vaguely patronising.
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A massive tragedians mask that vaguely resembles his own face idles behind him on-stage.
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But when he spoke his English wasn't halting, it was crystal clear, vaguely British even.
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The constant interaction I notice expresses a sense of community that I find vaguely unfamiliar.
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She's pointing at you vaguely with one hand now and gesticulating helplessly at your mom.
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The only thing I vaguely remember was him slapping my face, and things were blurry.
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He vaguely shared that he was struggling with his parents, but didn't get into specifics.
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I noted the place, recorded a minute-long voice memo, and vaguely plotted to return.
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It feels vaguely sacrilegious, like asking a evangelical Christian which actor does the buffest Jesus.
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That was open, and I told people who I knew were vaguely in her orbit.
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"Did you hear that?" someone asks, after a blip that sounds vaguely like talk radio.
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But for her, too, he's a pile of accomplishments, fragile identity, and vaguely admirable qualities.
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It is now called "G Suite," continuing the company's streak of vaguely risqué product names.
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If it all sounds more than vaguely Shakespearean, you're right: His canon is the inspiration.
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Perhaps their parents could not imagine anything even vaguely related to Bergman could be fun?
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A late scene in which they swap notes makes for a vaguely moving torch-passing.
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The result, even when it's funny (and it is funny, at times), is vaguely insulting.
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And its reasons were often (from the standpoint of 2018) unjust, racist, or vaguely authoritarian.
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Did the characters' decisions feel vaguely understandable, but unearned by what you saw on screen?
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Many journalists say she has intimidated the media by using vaguely worded laws against them.
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And Rosie (Ruth Madeley), finds herself drawn to Rook's eccentric, and vaguely menacing, political movement.
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It might turn out to be something I'm vaguely ashamed of, like my pencil fetish.
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Less jazzed were Senate Republicans, who after decades of uninterrupted power, now seemed vaguely lost.
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In fact, within that metaphor, the title of The Dead Don't Die seems vaguely menacing.
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He looks aloof, vaguely dissatisfied, like a fussy man out alone at an inferior restaurant.
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I vaguely felt I should save the 10-pound note he handed me for framing.
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" He added, somewhat vaguely, "Not the cause of it, but the things that we observe.
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After I had my first ballet recital, you offered vaguely supportive comments without explicitly lying.
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He vaguely remembered Orangeburg — "It was country, a farm," he said in a recent interview.
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"Many people in China can vaguely sense the absurdity of their life," the student said.
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He's been, in some places and to some people, a figure of vaguely religious significance.
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And the feta vaguely recalls the grated Cheddar that's often added to the grits pot.
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" Miller said he "vaguely remembered" Kushner keeping tabs on how Manafort and Gates "handled money.
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The interior is split level, with a vaguely Aztec mural and iconic banana-leaf wallpaper.
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The same neutral, vaguely Scandinavian design can be seen in listings from Bangor to Bangkok.
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My attention was drawn away from the Rothko by a painting I found vaguely familiar.
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The main arguments conservatives use to attack Rouhani's economic policies are vaguely populist, and implausible.
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These threads dissolve in the hundreds of pages of vaguely sketched economic history that follow.
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But since then, talks have stalled over how to carry out that vaguely worded agreement.
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" Theirs was generally a disorienting, vaguely counterfeit existence; it bore an air of "fragile unreality.
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It only vaguely applies those ideas to the new-newspeak of the Bush/Blair era.
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By now, if you are vaguely human, you're going to want to get off-strip.
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"You know how young love can be," Brangman vaguely says, of the reason behind their split.
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I was vaguely aware of being removed from the ambulance and sent into the emergency room.
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You can vaguely see an outline, but their form isn't revealed until you've stumbled upon one.
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Now, thanks to gimmicky, vaguely socially conscious efforts like this one, I feel my resistance weakening.
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As he meandered at the podium, Trump did manage to vaguely threaten technology giants once more.
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It was black, it was sparkly, and it was maybe vaguely sexual — what's not to like?
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The way it vaguely resembles a man, grasping greedily and appallingly underneath blood-soaked bed sheets.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Gorsuch testified that Trump briefly and vaguely brought up abortion to him.
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When you hear about a substance people snort, something illegal or vaguely medicinal comes to mind.
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They do something vaguely ritualistic, which is they do a whole bunch of emotional contagion stuff.
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Seiðr is alluded to often in Norse literature, and is a vaguely defined form of magic.
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Press coverage can exaggerate research, sticking a picture of a Terminator on any vaguely AI story.
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For months, Biden played nice: He wouldn't throw punches at Sanders and only vaguely referenced Buttigieg.
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Stepping inside the center, the location calls to mind a sweeping, vaguely futuristic movie theater lobby.
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The Compostable Straw This straw—which is, vaguely, "made from plants"—physically resembles a paper straw.
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It feels vaguely familiar and innocent, but then there is always something very insidious about it.
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How these antics fit into the theme I couldn't say, although it, too, was vaguely funny.
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In the ITV "This Morning" interview, Flack only spoke vaguely of her encounter with Prince Harry.
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For instance, no country pays executives exclusively in cash, he says; only Japan comes vaguely close.
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She also vaguely implies that he'll get to sleep with her once this is all over.
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Unfortunately, some of the posts, including the one I saw, contained faulty or vaguely illegal suggestions.
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As for payments, Amazon only vaguely states that those will be based on the Skill's usage.
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Both are set in ineffectual, vaguely sinister institutions intended to aid people with mental health issues.
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And unfortunately, it feels vaguely similar to how white women and Black women perceive things today.
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The vibe of CBGB LAB appears to be that of an upscale, vaguely edgy hair salon.
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The stock gif is the friend or colleague who speaks entirely in vaguely inappropriate movie quotes.
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But only if we can trust the current set of politicians to be even vaguely competent.
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He also wears a fish hat throughout, making the whole thing feel vaguely trippy and aquatic.
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And this plot is vaguely based on the controversies with modern-day adaptations of The Mikado.
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As a character, Daria was always apt at social commentary, though she was only vaguely political.
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Everyone wears loose-fitting peasant garb at all times, and occasionally squat and vaguely phallic helmets.
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Helge receives an unsettling pep talk, and he seems both flatter and vaguely disturbed by Noah.
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Nowhere does the law even vaguely suggest this is a prerequisite or condition of any kind.
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In other words, extreme—something YouTube vaguely announced an intention to crack down on in January.
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In Season 63, the Red Priestess Kinvara terrified Varys by just vaguely referencing what he heard.
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Perhaps crucially, the protagonist speaks in a vaguely testimonial form to those who were not there.
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I realize I'm out on the bleeding edge with that Cheddar against the vaguely Chinese duck.
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Many journalists say she has intimidated the media by using vaguely worded laws, which she denies.
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It vaguely reminds me of a dog collar, too, which maybe is the next big look?
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The film's title says it all with its vaguely ominous hints of trouble on the horizon.
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I doubt most people differentiate the two at all — they are vaguely good, environmental-ish things.
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A political declaration element that vaguely outlines their future trading relationship, was not put before parliamentarians.
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I began reading profiles carefully instead of swiping on every face that I found vaguely attractive.
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U+1F944 SPOON I don't know why, but the spoon emoji is vaguely threatening to me.
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The Irish actor's stentorian purr is simultaneously authoritative, amused, and vaguely lascivious: a fitting tone-setter.
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The key of both are self-serve kiosks, a vaguely futuristic crash course at Hamburger University.
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An online museum was created, exhibiting the full-color artworks, all vaguely based on sexual experience.
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At first glance the resemblance is at the very least vaguely present, if not glaringly obvious.
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She can just sit there looking vaguely present and everyone within a ten-mile radius hyperventilates.
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Gates—who has previously praised the book—seemed to vaguely suggest the author was a communist.
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The English language has terms that are vaguely related to nunchi, like empathy and emotional intelligence.
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Sample, tank-framed and motivationally upbeat, quickly choreographed a scuffle only vaguely delineated in the script.
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I was hesitant to try the hemp protein powder since it had a vaguely muddy appearance.
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In response, Luyendyk Jr., 36, vaguely promised everything would "play out" in the weeks to come.
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Three people — a striking blonde and two vaguely interchangeable '22012s-looking dudes — stand over the altar.
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It trumps up something people do pretty thoughtlessly into a spectacle that might seem vaguely dystopian.
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Reedie replied with a letter caught in the no-man's land between vaguely conciliatory and condescending.
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I've become very skilled at deflecting the inane questions about my singledom with vaguely witty quips.
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For those only vaguely familiar, Gretchen is the Plastic who keeps trying to make "fetch" happen.
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We hear a vaguely menacing rattle and then witness cutting scenes of Depp crossing a river.
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Are you confident that your group "resents" this behavior — as opposed to finding it vaguely bothersome?
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I vaguely recall the colors and sounds in the room but I remember my position vividly.
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Andrew Yang did so to vaguely talk about how the economy is sending people into despair.
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The Vox/Morning Consult poll found Americans are vaguely aware of their country's high incarceration rates.
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In a crackly old recording, he can be heard promising, vaguely, to make America great again.
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Not long after he told me, somewhat vaguely, about her visit, he went to her funeral.
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Kate (Taylor Schilling) excels as a vaguely high-powered executive at a New Jersey hedge fund.
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CreditCreditAlex Wong/Getty Images The man identified these days as President Trump's lawyer seems vaguely familiar.
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And that evening Mr. Mead found himself pausing over a vaguely familiar speck in the watercolor.
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It comes in both savory and sweet varieties, often made with egg noodles and vaguely sweetened.
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Ah, yes, New York: where the couches are outside and the building facades are vaguely recognizable.
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Instead, to the surprise of people in the room, he responded positively, if vaguely, and laughed.
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I vaguely remember getting brushed by these and wonder how far PAPER AIRPLANE technology has come.
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It vaguely resembles one of Matisse's early familial interiors, but is in fact a Kalman variation.
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It traffics, superficially, in realism, though the budget sets, lighting and costumes are only vaguely verisimilar.
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Anything that might have been interesting was subsumed by something vaguely edgy but still pretty safe.
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Like ballet, kathak contains deep reservoirs of popular culture and has elusive, often vaguely documented origins.
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It's the first fantasy the show engages in, and it's both appealingly imaginative and vaguely contemptuous.
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Its design — black Gothic print interrupted by what vaguely resembles a red wax seal — is distinctive.
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She suffered a heart attack in 2014 and had been feeling vaguely nauseated for several months.
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Uber argues that the vaguely worded provision on data-sharing could deter foreign investment in Egypt.
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The robot also has cameras between the two arms, giving it a vaguely spider-like appearance.
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He knows — "but only vaguely, a borrowed memory" — that his father, Frank, died on a bridge.
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I'm very concerned for all of the people who received this flirty, but vaguely threatening GIF.
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Caught in the middle, Nancy, after a brief flirtation with fascism, adopted a vaguely "pinkish" socialism.
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Just before I drifted off to sleep I was vaguely aware of her getting into bed.
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Once you get the hang of PhotoScan, using it becomes a repetitive, vaguely Zen-like activity.
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Here's what you couldn't do: You couldn't rely on some vaguely understood, loudly articulated party line.
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Mr. Saber vaguely remembers Mr. Cairo fitting his first prosthetic legs when he was about 5.
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While she vaguely nodded in response to the question, there were more pressing matters at hand.
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Not so long ago, Arnold Schwarzenegger cut a kind of vaguely Trumpish figure in California politics.
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It is this deliberate withholding of explanation, of resolution, that gives Possessed its vaguely Duchampian charge.
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It's vaguely sweet and tastes like no other spirit I've tried before, but it's not unpleasant.
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The image featured a square gold and yellow yin yang and rows of vaguely numerical symbols.
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It was vaguely reminiscent of Trump's time with North Korea's Kim Jong Un a month earlier.
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When Jürgen Flimm's production first appeared at the Met in 2004, just a year into the Iraq war and with 9/83 a recent memory, the staging's vaguely contemporary, vaguely Art Deco Middle East — an anonymously upscale terrace open to the desert — was an effectively unsettling setting.
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It is rhythmically complex without much dance impulse and sounds vaguely late-Romantic without actually evoking romance.
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For the show, I vaguely remember putting two slices of American cheese as topping and more scallions.
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The result is a show that isn't so much bad as it is vaguely boring to watch.
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Ive's answers sounded rehearsed and vaguely inspirational, like a quote you might read in an Apple Store.
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" Gosling also vaguely hinted his support for Hillary Clinton saying the U.S. needs a "a woman's touch.
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When pressed for details in the movie, Elisa makes some vaguely horrifying door-opening gesture for demonstration.
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The photographs are simply titled "Lady Bird" or "Skunk Cabbage," referring only vaguely to their geographic location.
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In the context of Miami, however, the installations feel vaguely like other things I have seen before.
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He thought the field was too vaguely defined, which contributed to the lingering stigma surrounding mental health.
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Rather, it vaguely sets up where everybody starts out and who's working with whom, at least initially.
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The posting goes on to list (albeit vaguely) some of what the hardware engineer will work on.
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Nick is desperate to solve the riddle, and get to a place he can only vaguely recall.
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He capped his morning by vaguely suggesting that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough was involved in a murder.
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Seated next to him is his fourth wife, Kristina, a lovely blonde with a vaguely European accent.
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You may be vaguely familiar with the story of a reality star going to jail for fraud.
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For that they can thank a vaguely worded law which comes into effect in October next year.
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But if they use the Husarion Core 2 at least we'll vaguely understand what we're up against.
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If you want to get vaguely fancy, you can add a virtual reality headset to the mix.
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They argued that "political activity" was vaguely described, and that the law would cripple vital international collaboration.
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Until recently, Waymo has spoken only vaguely about licensing its self-driving hardware and software to automakers.
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Google's precise algorithm is a carefully guarded secret that they talk about only vaguely, and understandably so.
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Our conclusion: Sofia Richie, 19, might have once been vaguely friends with Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner.
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New, vaguely worded China-specific restrictions from the administration could have increased the uncertainty swirling around multinationals.
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We vaguely meal plan and my husband goes to the store because I can't deal this morning.
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Most of the show's ardent fans knew of it because they vaguely knew someone in the cast.
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Aside from this highly speculative and perhaps frivolous reading, the narrative in "Treasure Hunt" remains vaguely thematic.
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The vibe is as homey as it is vaguely nautical, and the drinks won't break the bank.
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The device vaguely resembles a Microsoft Surface and toes the line between touchscreen mobile device and laptop.
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For months, the bill has faced criticism that it is overly broad, vaguely worded, and potentially dangerous.
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Despite the movement's vaguely progressive cast of mind, Casaleggio himself had long harbored certain right-wing sympathies.
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But also any time anything vaguely seinfeld happens, at minimum 800 people will twete it at me.
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It's a high-drama animation in grayscale, featuring vaguely humanoid creatures toiling away in post-apocalyptic landscapes.
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The 3rd clip shows 2 people milling around a room, one of them looks vaguely like Kevin.
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I'd imagine, after writing Kids, the studios were anticipating something vaguely similar, not a nonlinear art film.
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With a 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, Netflix Original American Vandal has a fervent (and vaguely twisted) fanbase.
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You can overhear a lot here, ranging from the banal to the indecipherable but vaguely juicy-sounding.
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It feels vaguely similar to using a sheet mask — only a hell of a lot more fun.
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Okay, it's vaguely "democratic," but it reveals a dark truth: A company doesn't care about its customers.
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First, that black hat, vaguely cowboy in style, with silver medallions round it and crossed Confederate swords.
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Maybe Dinklage will reprise everyone's favorite sloshed, vaguely racist uncle, Peter Drunklage, from his previous SNL cameo.
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The punchline, of course, is that Leggio's trademark is cheating like hell in a vaguely legal way.
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The amendments promise (vaguely) to attach greater importance to population than to geography when fixing constituency boundaries.
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Now Lily has gone to prom, and Beckinsale's Instagram tribute is, fittingly, both loving and vaguely lewd.
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Lu makes vaguely spritual-looking illustrations of all sorts of animals, from sly foxes to giant octopi.
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And at the end of the development process, those features would be vaguely optimized for older devices.
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Authorities can remotely access the data without notifying telecoms or customers, and under vaguely defined legal justification.
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In fact, while trying to describe the vaguely aspartame taste, my boyfriend likens it to Diet Pepsi.
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We first see Chuck in a chair, sporting his Mylar cape, looking vaguely regal and plainly exhausted.
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But, thinking she vaguely resembles his wife, Johnny enlists Nelly in a plot to claim her inheritance.
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So he's not really talking about a "gender-neutral persona," he's talking about a vaguely male persona.
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I refuse to let someone I was vaguely aware of affect me that way -- in any way.
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This one was not nearly as potent as the first, although it did vaguely smell of sausage.
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But the over-the-top theatrics and slightly unsettling life-sized cartoonish animatronics feels, well, vaguely dystopian.
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Screenshot: GizmodoEach of the new experiences feels vaguely but refreshingly similar to their old iterations in iTunes.
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My expectations for the Hubble Cantata, vaguely based on sci-fi imaginings of VR, were impossibly high.
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As evidenced by the name, these are all vaguely sports-themed and are all played with controllers.
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These would be especially appropriate, as they reflect the vaguely Greek origin of the lemon-egg sauce.
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For most of us, the concept of starting our own business sounds exciting, but also vaguely terrifying.
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He sees me, flashes a winning smile, and says hello, to which I garble something vaguely audible.
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As yet, though, inflation remains dormant in every country with even vaguely sensible monetary and fiscal policies.
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She looks like she is weathering the camera's flash while staring beyond into a vaguely accessible memory.
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Well, at least these days you don't have to vaguely trick your mom into covering for you.
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How is the gym always crowded and most of our biceps are still vaguely detectable at best?
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It is, on the whole, thoroughly forgettable, and its setup for a future sequel feels vaguely cynical.
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It is vaguely political, though Albarn said he stripped the album of any direct mentions of Trump.
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He pulls a "Malbec," which sort of vaguely resembles the rich reddish hues of its namesake wine.
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It's located outside the city of San Francisco itself, on the adorable, vaguely-retro island of Alameda.
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For Act II, which takes place in Klingsor's castle, the set transforms into a vaguely Islamic temple.
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The tallest sported a vaguely military-looking beret, worn at a jaunty angle, and an AK-47.
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Music blasted throughout the gym as the teenagers halfheartedly played something vaguely approximating a game of volleyball.
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Throughout most of American history, the idea of socialism has been a hopeless, often vaguely defined dream.
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Now Ms. Cole makes sure she records the first bite of even the most vaguely famous customers.
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But most of us aren't like that at all: We speak vaguely, act like it doesn't exist.
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I vaguely remember that when I was very young, my mother used to purchase square frozen waffles.
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For the first time in ages, it feels like these characters are vaguely on the same page.
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Peterson says that the prevalence of people with low IQs is a crisis, and vaguely incites action.
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Have you had a difficult time drifting off to dreamland lately because **gestures vaguely at the world**?
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One evening, a guy I vaguely knew who had graduated high school early stopped to buy milk.
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But negotiations have since become bogged down in differences over how to implement the vaguely worded agreement.
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A nacho fry is basically a fry dusted with vaguely "Mexican-inspired" seasoning and dipped in queso.
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He said, rather vaguely, that there would be staff members on the ship who knew their birds.
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There was always something vaguely annoyed in Miller's expression: a subtle snarl, a blank stare, narrowed eyes.
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And some kind of compromise involving spending on infrastructure and reform of corporate taxation is vaguely imaginable.
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She was only vaguely aware that they were happening until the memes began cascading onto her phone.
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Cursive script, pastel headers, vaguely encouraging phrases like "she designed a life she loved" ... not for me!
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In a vaguely worded explanation, Singapore's government expelled a prominent Chinese-born American academic from the country.
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Then you choose if you want a vaguely male or female body type (no purposefully androgynous option).
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Not having hosts may get people hurt, but it has to be said… things were faster. Vaguely.
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It's sweet, and there is something vaguely medicinal about it that could convince me that it's working.
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He has spoken vaguely in the past about threatening the broadcast licenses of stations owned by NBC.
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Most posts on quitting don't give real reasons for the decision, and just cite feeling vaguely unwell.
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It's enough to make any Republican who believed that racism was over in America feel vaguely queasy.
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If you're of a progressive political bent, it's easy to feel vaguely discomfited by all of it.
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These aren't uninteresting pieces, they just feel like points only vaguely connected in the single-room show.
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The sets and costumes are spectacular, and the series occasionally pulls off a vaguely exciting action sequence.
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Dan Ozzi has been told he vaguely resembles a less attractive, less successful version of Mike Kinsella.
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The film is ill-served in some ways by replacing L'Engle's Christianity with a vaguely liberal multiculturalism.
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The truth is that I only taught it to recognize a vaguely green and fuzzy array of pixels.
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Is it the vaguely male voice of a robot, informing you that you are good at basic tasks?
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Catching a lacrosse ball in a pouch at the end of a stick, he said, looked vaguely familiar.
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Like giving birth, we remember the pain of mom-ing so vividly, yet so vaguely all at once.
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The "paintings" look like flesh-like ice cream, spilling into pools that only vaguely recall a woman's body.
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Maladroit, Make Believe, The Red Album, and Raditude were comprised of vaguely acceptable pop singles sandwiched by filler.
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The geraniol and patchouli scents were subtle, vaguely earthy and floral on top of the already earthy moss.
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It makes the whole experience feel vaguely familiar, like perusing the dairy aisle at your local grocery store.
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But should you be sleeping with someone you don't feel comfortable asking even the most vaguely awkward question?
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Then, according to the briefing book, he had two vaguely described entries -- another staff meeting at 288 a.m.
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Would you similarly believe that he thus completes a journey vaguely set up in the first Cars movie?
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First, as long as your basic needs are met, your happiness is only vaguely related to material success.
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He speaks with a faint accent that's not exactly his native South African, but sounds maybe, vaguely, Swiss.
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Agent M is sent to London on a mission that's initially so vaguely defined that it becomes confusing.
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And the sometimes risible mock-medievalism of "Outsiders" goes way beyond a few vaguely Welsh and Gaelic coinages.
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A gelatinous, semi-glazed, vaguely shrimp-ish cake covered in globules of mysterious red and grey matter. Precious!
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The letter warns vaguely of "weaknesses in our immigration system that pose a risk to our nation's security".
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"I vaguely remember [Aerin] saying something like 'you're not doing it right,' and she took over," said Angela.
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Of course, there are some positive, vaguely feminist aspects that help Coyote Ugly stand out among its peers.
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Jim Broadbent should be in every vaguely fantastic project in which he gets to wear a fancy robe.
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The heavy-water limit is vaguely written and is "too minor an issue" to blow up the deal.
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The episode opens on what looks like a vaguely futuristic view of suburbia that's eerily pastel and perfect.
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The preliminary result, which was due to be released on Sunday, would now be delayed, he said, vaguely.
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Unsurprisingly, fish and a vaguely chilling category of "multi-food dinner/gravy/sauce/specialties" were the main culprits.
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Surrounded by all this opulence, it's hard to not feel absurdly privileged and vaguely guilty all at once.
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Our Rochester is Will Traynor (Sam Claflin), the accomplished, eligible son of some vaguely noble British castle owners.
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To date, the company has spoken only vaguely about licensing its self-driving hardware and software to automakers.
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During an interview on Fox News, Trump vaguely explained where he got his Obama wiretap claims: a Jan.
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"I shot through the hamper he was carrying," Gaither, who sounds vaguely terrifying, told the local news crew.
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I spot a girl who I knew vaguely from my first ever local pub from the mid-240s.
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There were the ones that vaguely resembled butterfly knife and doubled as an iPod (bless the Samsung Juke).
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Most people were at least vaguely familiar with his prison escapes and his smuggling tunnels beneath the border.
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Venom drops October 5, so get ready for more vaguely sinister references to dookie once fall rolls around.
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But then, like everything else in hockey that's vaguely fun, it was almost immediately beaten into the ground.
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The evening chill of Mr Guo's kitchen has been replaced by ripe, vaguely fetid South-East Asian warmth.
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It seems vaguely connected to the warehouse of the last two episodes — clearly, this glass box contains multitudes.
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Colin: I don't buy the part where you vaguely threaten to run the goats over at the end.
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But their bluster cannot conceal a real problem for Republicans whose foreign-policy beliefs are even vaguely Reaganesque.
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It's all vaguely disturbing, if not severely so; and yet, at the same time, it's kind of amazing.
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It's a song that feels especially relevant given that, oh… [gestures vaguely towards the rampant mass shooting epidemic].
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I sat contentedly outside, alternating between drinking the creamy coffee and eating vaguely boozy spoonfuls of ice cream.
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An aura of vaguely topical importance is as vital to a superhero-franchise movie as a merchandising deal.
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The singer has long stayed silent on her political views, only vaguely alluding to them on social media.
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But marijuana is mentioned only vaguely in the Islamic penal code, and the police pay it little heed.
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This week an international tribunal thoroughly demolished China's vaguely defined claims to most of the South China Sea.
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"It's one thing for American Jewish organizations to talk vaguely about economic development for Palestinians," Mr. Beinart said.
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Pompeo also said vaguely that Trump asked him to follow-up on the possibility of cooperation on Syria.
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Like other examples of Smith's most powerful paintings, this one weaves a spell that's sad and vaguely sinister.
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He's been known to make out with any entity that's vaguely female in form, including insectlike soul-eaters.
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Marshall's lyrics have always been at least vaguely concerned with heartbreak, but she's rarely specific about its origins.
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Soon, it seemed not only vaguely embarrassing to be the only one in a bikini, but also unfair.
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Servers wore vaguely retro navy blue dresses, and a Jason Schwartzman look-alike sported a wooden bow tie.
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He said vaguely that the Kayapo hoped to expand their agricultural activities, but would need help from N.G.O.s.
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In "Refugees," a young woman in a vaguely described encampment falls under the spell of a traveling guru.
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Yet its vaguely ethereal connotation is surprisingly adaptable to the unusual thesis with which Dumas paints her subject.
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K-Rock returned, vaguely in its original form, with Opie and Anthony, Stern's equally controversial and outlandish rivals.
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He's always sitting on set, vaguely listening to us chatter, and doing the New York Times crossword puzzle.
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Roberts also positions Naomi Campbell next to two of Blahnik's shoes which draw on vaguely "African" decorative motifs.
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For a vaguely medieval fantasy book, vivisection is a surprisingly modern concern, but a vital and urgent one.
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It's a wonderful and vaguely terrifying machine, and would probably lap Alexa in a race to the singularity.
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I thought doing so would be proof that I'd finally moved from out of shape to vaguely athletic.
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The walls are decorated with tasteful, vaguely psychedelic artworks and a Tibetan prayer flag hung in the corner.
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So, you were trading skill sets ... Yeah, we were trading skill sets and ... KS: It sounds vaguely naughty.
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Throughout Wednesday's hearing, Dorsey referred vaguely to the "behavior signals" that caused the algorithm to affect conservative Twitter.
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The Vive-pimping (and the exhibit's £45 ticket price) left a vaguely icky corporate taste in my mouth.
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It started to rain, I was cold, and vaguely afraid that the chill would give me the squirts.
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The best thing you can say about Tootsie Rolls is if you're lucky, they only vaguely resemble feces.
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It's kind of Victorian, kind of medieval, sort of Arctic, vaguely Northern European, but it's all very vague.
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Update: Justin vaguely addressed comments about his hair on Instagram today — although he avoided the whole appropriation aspect.
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" To make a raves more enjoyable, Hull believed you needed "a vaguely threatening environment... surrounded by questionable people.
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And the gullible people of Brabant, depicted as vaguely mothlike, are killed en masse by a single zap.
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This is the kind of thing you've probably been hearing vaguely on nature programs about Australia for years.
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But their diplomats' negotiations have since stalled over differences on how to carry out that vaguely worded agreement.
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There also isn't any law prohibiting United States senators from making vaguely menacing statements about Supreme Court justices.
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It's both vaguely racist and faintly pornographic at the same time, and yet it is also about toast.
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The ladies spend a night out at a bar for the sexy Santa competition, vaguely Magic Mike-derived.
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You may have spent a mint to smell vaguely fresh and clean, but no one has to know.
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One of them is Mr. Trump's penchant for hiring women into often vaguely defined but closely held roles.
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There is no team of brilliant and vaguely sinister engineers, cooking up ways to get you binge reading.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Congratulations also to Queen Elizabeth, who has yet another great-grandchild to be vaguely befuddled by.
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The sculptural dog is a grotesque creature, an eyeless, brown and red ceramic work that looks vaguely scatological.
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The world only vaguely appreciated the greater injustice suffered by South African blacks — though that, too, was changing.
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This entry didn't come to mind, and after solving on the crosses, I only vaguely remembered THANKS OBAMA.
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I vaguely knew the name JIM LOVELL, but solved this mainly on crosses, and it is a debut.
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After pancakes (that tasted vaguely like quesadillas) and instant coffee, we were on our way to Hellhole Canyon.
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After pancakes (that tasted vaguely like quesadillas) and instant coffee, we were on our way to Hellhole Canyon.
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It's just long enough ago to feel vaguely quaint: no cellphones, only the earliest stirring of a GPS.
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Pitting them against one another, as the Tony campaigns inevitably do, feels vaguely disreputable, like betting on greyhounds.
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Is this person unsure what fun feels like and wondering, uncertainly, if present circumstances maybe vaguely resemble it?
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Beyond that, it was vaguely religious, with frequent, jarring mentions of God and sincere invocations of divine right.
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What these photographers would have seen was a golden building, its front part protuberant and vaguely ship-shaped.
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Johnny's Cafe, opened in 1922, greets diners with a vaguely intimidating, elaborately wrought set of metal front doors.
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Rowan and Livia followed behind at the respectful but vaguely menacing distance typical of bodyguards and teen-agers.
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Mr. Serhal had known vaguely of the idea, but had no idea that hima had existed in Lebanon.
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"People compare themselves to what we say is normal, and it's not vaguely like what most people feel."
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Schultz vaguely promised during the town hall not to put himself in a position in which conflict exists.
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"Vaguely satisfying to see Megyn Kelly (who had Botox and looks HORRIBLE) utterly going after Trump," he texted.
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Though their ineffectual father seems vaguely sympathetic to their plight, he never stands up to their tyrannical mother.
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The sides of the tablet are slightly angled, giving it a shape that very vaguely resembles a trapezoid.
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For Corbynistas, as his staunch supporters are known, a vaguely successful, better-than-expected outcome is fine enough.
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Memory, fantasy and ill intent mix freely, with lush paint handling and patterns enhancing the vaguely sinister hilarity.
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"We heard something that sounded vaguely like rocks being unloaded from a dump truck," said Sukarnika Rajapaksa, 52.
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The movie monarchy of tiny, vaguely European Aldovia is nearly as old as Britain's, but far less engaging.
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Scowcroft and Bush were close friends before they began working together; Trump and Bolton were only vaguely acquainted.
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Occasionally, there is the slightest trace of an accent (vaguely French) and a lapse into the present tense.
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As the sausages sizzled on the grill, we were surprised to note they even smelled vaguely like meat.
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In "Flowers" (43-64), she lays photographs of beach scenes and torn gallery flyers onto vaguely floral brushstrokes.
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She has, in other words, chosen to rewrite her trauma as something she overcame in vaguely inspiring fashion.
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The first King Taco is a cramped, vaguely peach-colored building at the end of a residential street.
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He has also turned to a familiar rhetorical trick: citing support from vaguely defined and often improbable sources.
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He has been such a man, he says, but he alludes only vaguely to how he harmed them.
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Townspeople said dozens of residents — including anyone even vaguely connected to the suspected betrayers — were rounded and murdered.
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Regardless, not knowing that Baby's All Right would be at capacity the second night, it was vaguely depressing.
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It is only when you move farther away that the images come together to form something vaguely human.
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Workers were vaguely told upfront to expect an "unconventional" work culture — which largely translated to sexual in nature.
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On first look, his large paintings appeared as vaguely grayish globs of color, with reddish and purplish highlights.
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"Zoolander 2" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for vaguely suggestive sexual content and a little strong language.
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So, if there's something vaguely trendy on the horizon, odds are Jenner and stylist Monica Rose are onto it.
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Most electric bikes and electric scooters (which the Scoot-E-Bike vaguely resembles) can be operated in the rain.
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But critics believe the law is written both too vaguely and too broadly to effectively help victims of trafficking.
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Those found guilty of either publishing or spreading fake news, vaguely defined, face up to six years in prison.
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It's a colossal waste of water, it's boring, everyone seems vaguely awful, and you can't even see the ball.
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Mr Trump seems to be vaguely aware of the huge expectations of his working-class voters across the Midwest.
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"Well, Famous Skeptic is vaguely threatening to sue me," McCreight wrote the day after her initial post was published.
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Presidents have real effects on the country, on their own party, on the movement which they're vaguely associated with.
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What to him might be vaguely threatening, to others might mean sexual assault, verbal abuse, and getting followed home.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook also vaguely confirmed its plans in this area, when speaking with CNBC earlier this month.
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Since then, Trump has been hinting, albeit vaguely, that he'd be open to a deal helping the DREAMers out.
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It is a perfectly crafted statement, designed to seem vaguely remorseful while simultaneously lacking even a modicum of remorse.
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Chris Pine's stereotypical bro and a friend encounter the group of women, and only vaguely remember society drastically changing.
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It features 10 pods, which look like vaguely futuristic cubicles that are empty aside from the necessary VR gear.
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It smells vaguely of fancy shampoo — it's clean and warm and a place where I'd hide as a child.
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"I vaguely remember Ms. Zervos as one of the many contestants on The Apprentice over the years," he said.
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The Sand Snakes can stage some sort of Dornish coup out of nowhere and it will be vaguely exciting.
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Maybe it's Keith's choice to put sexual assault on the same plane as vaguely rude readings of Bible stories?
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" When Yates tried to answer the strange question somewhat vaguely, he pressed on: "Is it some a priori determination?
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The authorities lock up people using vaguely worded bans on "inciting an unarmed gathering" and "insulting a government body".
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And so yet again, as we open up this week's Blue Jays mailbag, we're greeted with the vaguely positive!
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That's how they've been throughout their entire relationship, which vaguely began in 2016 but got steam this past year.
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Amy Schumer's work has always been vaguely personal, from her TV Show (Inside Amy Schumer) to the movie Trainwreck.
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To the extent that Five Star did have a political platform, it vaguely resembled that of a Green Party.
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And there's nothing in there that says even vaguely that Eero can or will spy on your internet traffic.
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For example, the original gerrymander of 1812 — which produced a vaguely salamander-shaped district in Massachusetts to favor Gov.
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Elizabeth Warren endorsed single-payer health care recently, and more senators are speaking warmly, if somewhat vaguely, about it.
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Kids will pretty much lose their shit over anyone who vaguely looks like a character they've seen on television.
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By my count, you've released somewhere between eight and eleven vaguely full-length projects over the past six years.
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She says that it's easy to be "vaguely mean" and that's why that kind of content saturates the Internet.
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She was given almost no interiority, and no backstory other than a pair of dead (or vaguely absent) parents.
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Still, I remember feeling vaguely guilty and loserish after my Ob/Gyn gave me the thumbs-up for intercourse.
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Belly chains are you, personified—original, eccentric, and vaguely fantastical like a triple-headed Princess Leia-Aaliyah-Aguilera hydra.
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What about women who support other women, but are only vaguely aware of what's going on with them, though?
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This delegation often takes the form of vaguely worded statutes on issues that Congress does not want to tackle.
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For instance, she knew that she felt tremendous sorrow for the dead and thought about them often, if vaguely.
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They are banding together in an exasperated, but as yet vaguely defined, attempt to spur the city into action.
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These days I vaguely—almost dreamily—remember scrolling through Neopets forums, playing slot-machine-like games for luminescent prizes.
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It's a vaguely anti-authoritarian sentiment that Trump and Sanders have effectively turned against the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Now on TV, no matter your actual job, almost everybody belongs to the same generic, vaguely upper-class class.
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She said she vaguely remembered men coming into the bedroom and forcibly having sex with her, the documents said.
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If I could just have someone on the other side of the table who vaguely resembles what I am.
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And Trump sounded like he could get punitive with Harley-Davidson, vaguely telling them to build their motorcycles stateside.
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As vaguely Arabic music played overhead, scores of partygoers lay down to snuggle on a platform covered with pillows.
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The screens displayed animations of quadcopters that looked vaguely drunk as they wove through the sky toward landing pads.
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Cholla buds, the slippery flowers of a cactus that taste vaguely of asparagus, are chopped into salads and salsas.
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"I vaguely remember Ms. Zervos as one of the many contestants on The Apprentice over the years," Trump said.
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F.Y.I. Q. I vaguely recall an old political story that compared Franklin D. Roosevelt to the Staten Island Ferry.
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The World consists of three hundred small islands arranged in clusters that (vaguely) suggest a Mercator projection of Earth.
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Consider the following list of technologies and products, ordered vaguely by their date of arrival in the mainstream consciousness.
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The incongruity has brought her much public scrutiny — and intense, often vaguely misogynistic, public criticism, as well as publicity.
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The architecture, or really the apparent lack of any, reinforced the cafe's laid-back, service-first, vaguely Midwestern mood.
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Most gifts are vaguely personalized in that they might address an interest, hobby, or style preference of your recipient.
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They're an abdication of the moral code the company vaguely genuflects toward having, in the name of higher profits.
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The only vaguely sophisticated device they found in my cell was the electric kettle I use to boil water.
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He had spoken earlier, vaguely, about perhaps playing on Manchester City's preseason tour of the United States in July.
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Misappropriation of public funds does, but "rebellion" is only vaguely similar to "high treason" in the German penal code.
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I feel this way about a lot of my life, confident in particular choices, vaguely baffled by the outcome.
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In other words, you could say that men prefer the MEN fragrance because they already smell vaguely like it.
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His thick eyebrows, round spectacles and sprays of white and gray hair give his face a vaguely owlish appearance.
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At NYU Langone, horticultural therapy can involve propagating plants, arranging flowers, plus lotion making and other vaguely natural activities.
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The North Korean statement referred to Vice President Mike Pence as a "political dummy" and vaguely threatened nuclear war.
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I'm vaguely reminded of the old Cinecittà studios outside Rome, where Fellini worked and Mr. Anderson has made films.
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But its name is at least vaguely consonant with a slice of American-style men's wear branding in 2018.
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The use of mustard oil distinguishes local cooking, giving certain dishes a vaguely sinus-clearing quality, like eating wasabi.
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I've left behind home-cooked dinners and family nights in search of vaguely defined notions of "better opportunities" abroad.
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The next attack will be much more vicious, deadly, and in all likelihood, vaguely deniable for the Iranian authorities.
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Some of the starkest evidence of bias involves infractions that are vaguely defined and give officers the greatest discretion.
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Journalists have drawn attention to several vaguely-defined clauses within the new law that they say threaten free speech.
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Ms. Green moves from actor to actor, moment to moment smoothly, sometimes with vaguely sinister lighting, camerawork and music.
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I grab generous helpings of shrimp fajitas and refried beans and assemble a vaguely Mexican salad to accompany them.
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They are less graceful, their horrible eyes are farther apart, and their straight and vaguely phallic body is longer.
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The sauce was overwhelming, making it nearly impossible to taste anything but a vaguely sweet, spicy, tomato-y flavor.
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The period details, the nowhere setting and the deadpan delivery of most of the dialogue signal vaguely allegorical intentions.
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The period details, the nowhere setting and the deadpan delivery of most of the dialogue signal vaguely allegorical intentions.
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"I vaguely remember Zervos as one of the many contestants on The Apprentice over the years," the statement read.
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Despite that, she does vaguely mention another video she is filming, hinting at a potential upcoming project of hers.
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Many Americans are only vaguely aware of it, but it beats out the Great Wall and the Taj Mahal.
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What strikes me is that vaguely Thalerish reasoning is hugely important in one, in the other not so much.
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I vaguely remember the word from Melville, though not the context, which was a scornful description of a shark.
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Candida Höfer's photographs are so geometric and so precise that they can appear slightly uncanny, leaving viewers vaguely unsettled.
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What it's about is another matter: Circles and costumes vaguely suggest a cult and a stripping down to essences.
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A vaguely similar experiment is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, on far more ancient surfaces.
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That's not to say authors will always do this with vaguely pre-specified outcomes, but the option is there.
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He's sort of vaguely right about Amazon being a little bit scary but he focuses on the post office.
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This newfound sense of femininity, though, arrived more because of vaguely divine intervention in Mexico than any active choices.
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It did appear to vaguely mention reducing county offices, which is always highly contentious in Congress and on the ground.
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"Aisle 11," Orange Vest chirps as he gestures vaguely to the end of the store we have just come from.
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Even kids will likely be bored for stretches, although many will no doubt be delighted by the vaguely naughty references.
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Instead, they just seem vaguely dirty and wrong in a way that is confusing, generally discomforting, and almost definitely inappropriate.
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So I was head-over-heels for Kirsten's vaguely bridal ruffled Dior and gorgeous vintage Fred Leighton diamond fringe necklace.
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In this one, good and evil is shrouded between forces using cyrillic, looking vaguely like people you know back home.
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Danielle L. gets the week's first one-on-one date in the adorable, vaguely Stars Hollow-y town of Waukesha.
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Mueller for months has vaguely cited "the status of the Special Counsel's investigation" for not offering a suggested sentencing date.
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I hadn't compared myself to anyone else that day through social media, so I didn't feel vaguely jealous or dissatisfied.
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I know I sound like a cult leader now, but that's the only way to live a vaguely normal life.
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The only vaguely nefarious new character is a George Michael lookalike who spends 95 percent of the season driving angry.
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The show had always been preachy, but in a vaguely palatable way where the preachiness felt grounded in the characters.
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Wrong. There are so many debuts, too, and they're all for shows you should be at least vaguely excited about.
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But everything in the series, from Hannah's boyfriend's apartment to her own attempts at making herself over, felt vaguely nauseating.
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Why do these bees seem so much worse than the puttering, vaguely ominous-type bees humans usually have to tolerate?
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Most of the senior students, who are set to graduate in a matter of weeks, seem to listen only vaguely.
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The government decreed this year that the system should record such vaguely defined sins as "assembling to disrupt social order".
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You don't realize how often your hands are vaguely wet until you own an accessory that water should never touch.
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Back in the '90s rom-com boom, two scraggly assistants who sometimes look vaguely under-showered wouldn't be passable heroes.
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Jenner, clothed in the immensity of wealth's solipsism, only ever seemed to vaguely understand the plight of white trans people.
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Within these pro-Park KakaoTalk chatrooms, the users are spammed with doctored headlines, photos and videos that look vaguely legitimate.
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They vaguely presented themselves as representatives of a Chinese state-sponsored think tank, but never provided me with business cards.
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"I got a product going now — it involves banana peels," he said vaguely, since confidentiality is critical in this business.
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Besides, an informed debate about whaling's merits in a country only vaguely aware of the industry may at last emerge.
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She gets points for trying — the finished rooms look vaguely Tuscan — but Aronofsky (Black Swan) delivers his heroine to hell.
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Before that, I had long stretches of celibacy peppered with flings with guys who were only vaguely interested in me.
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And as a female who has vaguely contemplated the possibility of having children, I don't envy them for a second.
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It's meant to be vaguely anti-consumerist, which is kind of rich for a movie based on literal toy dolls.
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And we've got a tax system that it is almost impossible for any even vaguely intelligent person to -- you know.
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Did some shadowy studio executive somewhere insist that he look vaguely humanoid, or was it just easier to motion-cap?
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Manifest has been vaguely religious from the get-go, relying on one particular Biblical verse to rev the narrative engine.
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These categories vaguely correspond to class — the women of the Deuce occupy the lowest status, while Rudy Pipilo reigns supreme.
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The technical term is baozi, although the aforementioned vaguely sexual English name works too, because these things get me excited.
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Because of the five cameras' vaguely hexagonal arrangement, each lens gets to see a slightly different view of the world.
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That would be the right policy response of any liberal democracy that was operating in a vaguely sane, rational way.
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I also cursed with added satisfaction when Totuccio greeted me with massive cannoli that vaguely resembled forearms stuffed with ricotta.
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She tweeted vaguely about the incident at the time, but went public with a larger statement on Facebook on Friday.
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Meanwhile, we'll just be over here doing our Toddlerography until the day we're finally anywhere near vaguely achieving Jenna's physique.
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As it is, the stained armpits of his gray T-shirt perhaps better represented his state: unsightly, uncomfortable, vaguely sticky.
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In fact, the only vaguely familiar thing in the nation's capital on Inauguration Day may well be Hillary Clinton herself.
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After ordering a few more essentials online, I finally managed to bake something that vaguely resembled a loaf of bread.
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Though Trump has only vaguely defined his plans for infrastructure, investing in the electric grid should be a top priority.
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It's complete with a little dial to increase the amount of radiation (that vaguely reminded me of the Milgram experiment).
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BTW ... the crib is a palatial estate in Encino, which vaguely resembles a castle ... although it's not in the Alps.
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The goal seemed to be to find something vaguely Republican for him to say, and to keep his head down.
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"They have been frustrated that vaguely phrased Chinese promises for economic opportunities have largely failed to materialize," Poggetti told Reuters.
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There's really no way to sugarcoat this: The sandwiches kind of, vaguely, in the right mental setting, look like vaginas.
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"They have been frustrated that vaguely phrased Chinese promises for economic opportunities have largely failed to materialise," Poggetti told Reuters.
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With his vaguely described mind-mapping machine, Dr. Thomas Harbor (Robert Redford) has successfully proven the existence of the afterlife.
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They're vaguely soundtrack-ish, they skew '90s, and maybe most importantly, they have extremely recognizable openings or clutch plot-twists.
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Craig Mazin: Because I was 15 when Chernobyl happened, I've been vaguely thinking about it for most of my life.
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I grew up in proximity to a great number of people who reminded me at least vaguely of Robert Grainier.
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Their vaguely D/s relationship sets the tone of the movie, which is the most erotic of the franchise yet.
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"social justice game" would look like—something minimalist, a vaguely tech-y aesthetic; lots of white space and clean lines.
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We began with Michael Pollan's "The Omnivore's Dilemma," read by the actor Macleod Andrews in a vaguely Midwestern, boyish cadence.
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There is something vaguely unsettling about the explosive growth of exchange-traded funds and the passive investing strategies they employ.
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Other people see them in the same way they might see Allred: craven, self-interested, and vaguely in bad taste.
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While the flavor isn't as enticing as Sun Bum's options, I quite enjoy Fresh Sugar Lip Treatment's vaguely lemon flavor.
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If that outline of "Riverkeep" sounds more than vaguely familiar, it should, for we are in well-trod territory here.
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And though you first meet Mr. McBurney as a vaguely detached magician M.C., his performance becomes increasingly passionate and physical.
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Tomorrow I am not going to have a sandwich lunch to discuss a project I am only vaguely involved in.
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Mr. Ayckbourn, gentleman that he is, has given Baba a vaguely Eastern European-sounding language he invented just for her.
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More recently, in a South Carolina town hall, he vaguely referred to Medicare expansion and perhaps making commercial insurance national.
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The information about the most newsworthy meeting (in the spring of 2016) is vaguely worded, suggesting a lack of certitude.
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López Obrador was "friendly and confident," she said, but he deflected many of her questions and spoke vaguely about policy.
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Most of the insurgencies of the long Cold War era were led by vaguely Marxist or, at least, leftist groups.
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The queen-sized bed was soft, and I thought the blue-green colored walls were a nice, vaguely nautical touch.
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He also alluded, vaguely, to the employees who had been doxed as part of his rationale for canceling the meeting.
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Keith had chemists concoct a soda that was vaguely similar to Coke, caffeinated and with an unidentifiable blend of tastes.
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He once turned up for a Tour stage in a chariot wearing vaguely Roman-styled cycling clothes underneath a toga.
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In his remarks, Rove said vaguely that the party needed to figure out why it had lost its suburban superiority.
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They have that Kinfolk-inspired, vaguely Scandinavian vibe that has taken over coffee shops, fashion boutiques, and interior design Instagram.
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When the sublime is vaguely terrifying, it occurred to me, part of the terror is the capriciousness of the universe.
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Many of these seem to vaguely relate to objects from African cultures, but, of course, with Perry's own sly tweak.
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I'd seen it in stores, and could recognize its distinctive red, white, and blue packaging and its vaguely medieval font.
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Because the EU's "tax lady", as Trump has been known to vaguely refer to her, is both lit and onit.
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Under the compelling interest standard, the Court effectively rejected affirmative action designed to remedy societal discrimination as too vaguely justified.
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Ella and Dion: We vaguely knew each other through friends and happened to be at the same event one night.
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She remembers the audition for the skit being quick and simple, only vaguely touching on the content of the joke.
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My brother and I were adopted and I think they vaguely liked us to believe they never had sex themselves.
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" April, 220 "Alejandro," the third single off The Fame Monster, is perfunctory nothingness vaguely redolent of Madonna's "La Isla Bonita.
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In one scene showcasing Paquin's incredible performance, she throws a vaguely Islamophobic tempter tantrum about the very subject in class.
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Callie turns out to be vaguely predatory of Michelle, in a way that plays into bad stereotypes about lesbian relationships.
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Like any self-obsessed millennial with a vaguely defined media job, I have a Google Alert set for my name.
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The unclothed moldie looked like every other moldie: a bulbous-limbed, vaguely anthropomorphic, protean shape that quivered with internal tides.
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The circular, orange stained-glass face of a bronze floor lamp, meanwhile, represents the sun, inlaid with vaguely constructivist patterns.
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Number one, it's sheer poetry; number two, it somehow gives a signature to a future that we can vaguely foresee.
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However, the law was vaguely worded and contained no details on the specific powers being granted to various state agencies.
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What's left is a vaguely philosophical mood, the drama class seriousness of someone who read Chekhov for the first time.
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Combine that with the lack of real sparklers in the fill, and the puzzle as a whole feels vaguely disappointing.
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Even the largest web forums felt vaguely subcultural, existing as they did in relative isolation from countless other communities online.
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In KSHMR's ears, whichever inspirational, vaguely pan-racial banger he was dropping before the sound cut out is still playing.
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The lack of political specificity (the characters are vaguely coded as left-leaning) dulls whatever critique Ms. Potter is after.
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The exemption leaves open the possibility that Mr. Trump can impose the tariffs at any point, for vaguely expressed reasons.
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The clues are written to sound vaguely like phrases, although they are not always phrases that make the most sense.
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The video itself is a fast-paced barrage of vaguely threatening surveillance footage and war scenes, interspersed with cheeky text.
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A vaguely spiced mush of eggplant under a runny boiled egg, for $32, was so unappealing I couldn't finish it.
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On the menu in Ms. Ohringer's and Mr. Agard's puzzle are breakfast items that are, if not spoiled, vaguely disappointing.
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And we knew that even a vaguely "ethnic"-sounding name was a huge obstacle, and our clients knew it too.
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Does he embrace a minority and immigrant identity, or hope to "transcend" it in favor of something more vaguely universal?
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Then early Friday, a vaguely worded statement from the American military headquarters in Baghdad said the withdrawal process had begun.
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Mark retells the story of the movie Star Wars as if he's vaguely remembering from having seen it decades ago.
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Since becoming president, Trump has several times referred vaguely to complicated statutory requirements that forced him to prioritize Obamacare repeal.
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If you think that denying someone the right to vote because of an outstanding bill sounds vaguely familiar, I agree.
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You don't even really want to go out with anyone, and your swiping is driven by a vaguely voyeuristic impulse.
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The house feels old, it feels vaguely rural; that's the type of neighborhood I live in, and I like that.
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And yet as much as I can't quit Photos, I'm also vaguely terrified by what it promises about the future.
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Like most people, Percival was only vaguely aware of the existence third-party app stores that cater to adult apps.
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There was no single button for it, you had to just know that a few vaguely related settings did it.
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The work seems to be, in part, a vaguely Duchampian commentary on the line between everyday object and valuable sculpture.
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Readers from around the world praised him on social media — though Mr. Singh seemed only vaguely aware of the stir.
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The plot of Swipe Night involves a comet careening into Earth, so everything — drinks, desserts, decor — was vaguely space oriented.
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Though he now attends a vaguely Anabaptist church in his neighborhood, he said he still feels comfortable in Pentecostal settings.
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T. takes C. out while I cobble together something vaguely resembling a lunch to bring tomorrow and take a shower.
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To the untrained eye, the first design looks vaguely bug-like: two wings poke out from behind a square head.
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Both novels are lush and poetic; both nod to the West's bloody history, yet hover vaguely, and gorgeously, above it.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) and John Conyers (D-Mich.) say the vaguely worded letter has sparked a storm of speculation.
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I didn't think I would have mittens drying on the" — she gestured vaguely — "Or papers spread all over the car.
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With soft, sugary synths, playful electronic drums and vaguely R&B melodies, Clairo songs are the thoroughly modern type — Spotifycore?
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The setting is modern, vaguely Scandinavian, with pale bentwood slats from ceiling to floor, to echo the idea of noodles.
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She responded vaguely that "as a midlevel officer," she believed that interrogating captured terrorists for intelligence about plots was important.
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Top Trump aides at times even echoed the Bush playbook of vaguely linking enemies to the terrorists behind the Sept.
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It's not always evident, not from her vaguely titled book, "The Truths We Hold," and not from her stump speech.
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Little Owl was drumming now, and chanting, " You are the shaman in your life," in a vaguely Native American way.
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The place had a vaguely medicinal smell, as though along with tonic for the mind, it administered tinctures and liniments.
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The world's biggest shopping event occurs every year on November 230, and most Americans are only vaguely aware of it.
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Of the many that Reece travels through, only one, Twin Oaks, survives in anything even vaguely resembling its initial form.
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The place felt vaguely like a SoHo lounge: sleek black décor, attractive staff dressed in black, and pumping dance music.
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Sandler's Jewish lineage begins somewhat vaguely in some Russo-Polish shtetl, followed by a half-forgotten schlep across the sea.
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But the dandy — an impeccably dressed, vaguely aristocratic man obsessed with his own appearance — emerged more than 60 years before.
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The idea seemed vaguely plausible on the evidence of excited audience members at this large West End theater on Friday.
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As stereotypical and only vaguely true as that sounds, a new study has revealed it to be based on fact.
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You'll also want, vaguely in order of importance: chili powder, paprika, salt, black pepper, but also garlic powder, onion powder.
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Orchid colored and vaguely man-shaped, this bot could also sidestep the major controversy of sexbots: that of emotional connection.
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He could vaguely feel its outline as it tightened, becoming more erect, as his wife lay sleeping next to him.
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I do get a lot of emails but it is just vaguely annoying and not ruining of our American system.
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It's vaguely remarkable that Handmaid's managed so many nominations after a second season that was more polarizing than its first.
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These jumble together vaguely feminine motifs of eggs, flowers, and swirls in distinctly pastel shades of pink, orange, and blue.
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After one drag on the vaguely sweet-tasting vape, I promptly start coughing, spewing out a fruity puff of vapor.
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She asks me what time Russell will be around, and I answer vaguely, so she hands over the room key.
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I also vaguely remember having a mild panic attack about the fact that I didn't know where our cat was.
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That said, I'm pretty sure my approach is sub-optimal — and I vaguely aspire to be more "Zen-like" in general.
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