"This is a wonderful thing for the city, it's a wonderful thing for the arts, it's a wonderful thing for America and the world," Mr. Bloomberg said, between greeting fans.
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"[Pregnancy is] a wonderful thing for the woman, it's a wonderful thing for the husband, it's certainly an inconvenience for a business," he said.
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"[It's] a wonderful thing for the woman, it's a wonderful thing for the husband, it's certainly an inconvenience for a business," he told Dateline NBC.
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I'm not that important — and that's a wonderful thing.
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If you can reduce that number, it's a wonderful thing.
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"Honest to God, celebrating differences is a really wonderful thing."
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Trump's opposition to abortion, in general, is a wonderful thing.
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And, to me, that is a wonderful thing to do.
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As tough as this was, it's been a wonderful thing.
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That's the wonderful thing about wheelhouses: They are all different.
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And I think the unemployment rate is a wonderful thing.
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"He also said of vaping: "It's not a wonderful thing.
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Having an open communication style can be a wonderful thing.
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"Fate is a wonderful thing in my life," Tallon said.
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"— During an interview with ABC News in 1994"Well you know, pregnancy is never — it's a wonderful thing for the woman, it's a wonderful thing for the husband, it's certainly an inconvenience for a business.
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Globalisation was a wonderful thing for the global economy in general.
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That's a wonderful thing but it's also a really crazy thing.
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This is what make the Internet such a wonderful thing, people.
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And, the wonderful thing is: that actually happens on the show.
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Adoption is a wonderful thing, but a difficult road to walk.
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"Exploring the universe is a wonderful thing humans do," he added.
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This is a wonderful thing that he released the folks early.
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FOR MOST people, a good belly laugh is a wonderful thing.
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Used for honorable purposes, computational inference can be a wonderful thing.
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That's a wonderful thing for the Nobel Prize to be championing.
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"That is the most wonderful thing that a person can have."
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It's a wonderful thing to be able to lean on people.
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Recipe Lab The New American Breakfast is, no doubt, a wonderful thing.
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The most wonderful thing about WONDER WOMAN is the wonderful Wonder Woman.
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There's probably a wonderful thing to be done, artistically, about Facebook. Yeah.
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A freshly bathed and pajama-ed cuddly baby is a wonderful thing.
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"It was really a wonderful thing that kept everyone safe," she said.
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That extraordinary growth—equivalent to adding eight Londons—is a wonderful thing.
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A weeklong utopia is a wonderful thing, if you can get there.
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It's a wonderful thing what Ellen Page does to transform this character.
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She called it "the most wonderful thing that ever happened" to her.
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It's a massive national effort and it's a wonderful thing to see.
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DOBBS: It&aposs a wonderful thing and it&aposs part of the deal.
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At a macro-economic level, this self-correcting property is a wonderful thing.
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Compulsory mood tracking is a wonderful thing and you're very happy about it.
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"And if it doesn't happen that would be a wonderful thing," Trump continued.
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A deadline is a wonderful thing, because it forces me to stop working.
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It's like that wonderful thing Kristen Stewart said: 'Google me, I'm not hiding!
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But if you ask me, life without a period is a wonderful thing.
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Mr. Bloomberg's gift is a wonderful thing and transformative for students at Hopkins.
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"That's a wonderful thing, that's what we want to see happening," he says.
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"Watching Felicity being a mother is a wonderful thing to see," Macy wrote.
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It's a wonderful thing to have friends who you love, and who reciprocate.
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So I think it's a wonderful thing and I'm very grateful it exists.
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The wonderful thing about writing is that there is always a blank page waiting.
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And so, I think, capitalism is a wonderful thing, and it finds its way.
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While that can be a bad thing, it can also be a wonderful thing.
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I mean, I think that a united first family is always a wonderful thing.
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We may be Mets fans, people should know what a wonderful thing Max did.
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Jeremy Lin's renaissance season with the upstart Charlotte Hornets has been a wonderful thing.
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"When kids give disclosure it's important to reinforce that's a wonderful thing," he said.
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And the other wonderful thing about the Newark Public Library was the open stacks.
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"The wonderful thing about it is that it will never stay up," he said.
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And freedom from getting caught outside in a torrential downpour is a wonderful thing.
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So it's a wonderful thing if you can give it for a shorter time.
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"I think Brexit's going to be a wonderful thing for your country," he said.
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"I thought this might be a wonderful thing for her," Ms. Erivo said. Mrs.
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That gave her her life-ticket, her meal ticket, and that's a wonderful thing.
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One wonderful thing — we saw a Slate article about this earlier this week — but one wonderful thing about the way that RAICES works and the way they're structured is so much of their costs, their operating costs, are direct legal services, right?
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"Hindsight is always a wonderful thing," he said in an interview at SWIFT's London offices.
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Ms Patel thinks Brexit a wonderful thing, and her enthusiasm colours her thinking about development.
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It's a wonderful thing that unites us all no matter what country you come from.
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A well-designed public transit map is a wonderful thing: clean, clear, simple and intuitive.
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"The wonderful thing about the bean is that its skin is impalpable," Mr. Hazan said.
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Innovation's a wonderful thing, but what happens if Alphabet owns every part of our lives?
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"If Apple could do something about that, it would be a wonderful thing," he said.
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Once you get over the shock that you did just that, a wonderful thing happens.
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And it's a wonderful thing that she physically is the one to take it off.
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"And a wonderful thing happened: Following my passion gave me drive and purpose," he writes.
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For someone to find his place so completely, in such triumph, is a wonderful thing.
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It would be a wonderful thing if we could get the Europeans to do this.
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Here's the other wonderful thing about the World Cup: It really does bring people together.
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Evolution is a wonderful thing to learn about, but a terrible thing to learn from.
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Casual, consensual sex is a wonderful thing and for many (many) years, I enjoyed it.
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A sale is a wonderful thing, especially when one concerns a massive brand like Nike.
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The wonderful thing about nunchi is that you don't have to be born with it.
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"I think it's a wonderful thing," said Hitoshi Aoki, a 35-year-old company employee.
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Invisibility can be a wonderful thing sometimes and other times it can become a burden.
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"Some things just don't work, but the wonderful thing is that we're all friends," he said.
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Here in Atlanta we have a large demographic of different people, and it's a wonderful thing.
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It's a wonderful thing to watch people come out of their shells and make new friendships.
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I borrow a lot of shoes, which is a really wonderful thing I'm very grateful for.
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Cashback is a weird and wonderful thing, and it therefore generates a fair amount of scepticism.
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But, sleeping through the night, without your back waking you up, can be a wonderful thing.
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"Moms supporting moms is a wonderful thing," she says, "and it makes for amazing, fun pictures!"
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Fallowfield's golden age of 43 to 2014 was a genuinely wonderful thing to be part of.
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Everyone holds up the Single Market as a wonderful thing without usually realising what it is.
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It's a wonderful thing in childhood to participate in team activities, but they never had that.
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A GOP convention that asserts its own distinct purpose would be a wonderful thing to watch.
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Fresh produce is a wonderful thing that in the end can only take us so far.
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"Youthful energy is a wonderful thing but it has to be coached," Chuck D, 55, says.
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"The wonderful thing was, for once, being able to go and support my friends," he says.
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Getting a year to be with my kids and taking that opportunity was a wonderful thing.
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I don't think that was a wonderful thing to do, but it's certainly better than lynching.
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"But if it does take off among other sports teams, it would be a wonderful thing."
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City Kitchen A roasted chicken, or the remains thereof, is a wonderful thing to have on hand.
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It's an absolutely wonderful thing if you're lucky enough to be able to leap generations like that.
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"The wonderful thing is that the community has come out with such support of Reem's," she shares.
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The fact that it has transcended that is such a wonderful thing, but it's also really sad.
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Sexting is supposed to be a wonderful thing that spices up your relationship and keeps things fresh.
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Even 30 years later, that kind of relatable yet aspirational heroine is a rare and wonderful thing.
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The wonderful thing about AOL at that time is they had a business model that paid authors.
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Porn is a wonderful thing — and that can mean anything from literotica to still images to video.
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No, I think all those things were in place at the time—hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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Democracy can be a wonderful thing but foreign aggression in its name usually doesn't work out happily.
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Now, on Earth we have a wonderful thing, it's called plants [laughs], that do this for us.
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ERRÓFor me the wonderful thing about collage is that I don't have to know what I'm doing.
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We did completely whatever the fuck we were, and that was such a wonderful thing to be.
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One really wonderful thing about the interviews of formerly enslaved people is they talk about white girls.
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There's this wonderful thing that we call the Glow, when you take- Ashley Carman: Call it highlighter.
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It's a rare but wonderful thing when you see yourself on the pages of the book you're reading.
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"It's a wonderful thing to have closure," Thurman said Friday outside Manhattan Supreme Court, according to Page Six.
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The wonderful thing about astrology is that you can choose to take it seriously or ignore it completely.
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I want people to have the experience of being a David Bowie superfan, because that's a wonderful thing.
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I think in athletics, or some art forms, like dance, that's a perfectly wonderful thing to strive for.
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That's very much my family, and sometimes it's the frustrating thing, and also the wonderful thing about them.
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When your only accountability comes from profile pieces from chosen journalists, maybe that's not such a wonderful thing.
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A wonderful thing Game of Thrones did, particularly in its early seasons, was to assume an intelligent audience.
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"It was the most wonderful thing in the world that could have ever happened to me," she said.
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It's a God-given gift and when a musician gives back onto that glory, it's a wonderful thing.
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For now, the most wonderful thing about single-legged hopping robots, is that this is the only one.
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The silence is actually a wonderful thing if you want to be aware of the world around you.
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When you have a crying kid,are stressed out after a long day, convenience is a wonderful thing.
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This is a wonderful thing for the state, particularly Native Hawaiians who can benefit both economically and educationally.
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I don't hold any grudges, and I think we had a really wonderful thing when we did it.
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I think that the reality is, it's a wonderful thing to see people making commitments to give back.
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LAHTI You said a wonderful thing yesterday, which I'm also going to try to get in the play.
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If presidents used nationalism to promote American reflection, prosperity and unity, then it would be a wonderful thing.
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"It's a wonderful thing for science," she told CNN's Christi Paul from aboard the ISS, about the feat.
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"I thought this might be a wonderful thing for her," Ms. Erivo said in an interview on Tuesday.
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The wonderful thing about working with an athlete, especially one as competitive as Lamar, is the athlete mentality.
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They are the most perfect couple, and it really is a wonderful thing to have been part of.
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Falling in love with the Bog Girl was a wonderful thing—it was permission to ignore everyone else.
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It's the most wonderful thing, because even if I think about getting up for some distraction, I couldn't.
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The wonderful thing about a machine is that it's dependable, will go on and on, and doesn't stop.
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And while candy is a wonderful thing, there is only so much one can enjoy in its simplest form.
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" He continued, "That's the wonderful thing about everybody knowing I'm nuts now, now they don't think I'm a dick.
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It is a wonderful thing when there is a diversity event and I have nothing to do with it.
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Jim: Matthew, that's the wonderful thing about bringing Werner on this journey because he's such a great sounding board.
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"What a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," he joked of his earlier comment.
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" In reference to the makeup scene, McHale said, "I think men playing around with makeup is a wonderful thing.
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It was a wonderful thing that Ronan [MacManus] found this poem of my dad's and set it to music.
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"At the same time, if we can prevent another family from feeling what we're feeling, it's a wonderful thing."
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I am overjoyed to be nominated, and proud to be part of this wonderful thing known as movie making!
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"The wonderful thing about Australia is that people are as likely to say, 'Why not?' as 'No,' " he said.
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The wonderful thing—and horrible—thing about computers is that they can spit out a lot of things, fast.
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C.G.I. animation is a wonderful thing, but, on the downside, it makes convincing dance moves comparatively simple to create.
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"The fact that it existed in this grand form for as long as it did is a wonderful thing."
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"The most wonderful thing is that when you become successful ... you have a voice," she told Vogue in 2018.
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"The wonderful thing about this show is that we can have discussions that we feel very emotional about," Walters said.
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" "It is just a wonderful thing not only for my campaign and me, but for the people of South Carolina.
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Here's a look at what to do before April 21099: Love is a wonderful thing, even according to Uncle Sam.
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" Trump shared May's enthusiasm, telling the British prime minister, "Brexit is going to be a wonderful thing for your country.
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A dinner of avocado tacos, enlivened here by an incredible salsa of pasilla chiles and tomatillos, is a wonderful thing.
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I found out they were done during World War II and thought that was a soulful, wonderful thing to do.
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"Art is this wonderful thing that forces you to focus on the creative and what you can do," he said.
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It's a rare and wonderful thing when taking your medicine actually tastes good, and yet that's the exact situation here.
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Living longer is a wonderful thing — but it brings along with it the issue of caring for our aging parents.
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The Walking Dead has one of the most passionate fanbases on TV, which is a wonderful thing — to a point.
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"The most wonderful thing is to really be able to grow with someone," says Stacey of their 40-year marriage.
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The wonderful thing about this deals round up is that you can find all the top brands in one place.
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Noma Dumezweni It does that wonderful thing that books do when they work; it makes you desperate for more story.
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There's nothing wrong with that; confidence is a wonderful thing, especially when you've spent so much time battling the grid.
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It is a lovely, wonderful thing to ferment food, but for speed and turnover, vinegar is the way to go.
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It would be a wonderful thing to know they are the only person in the world to have that scent.
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And the opportunity for athletes to get together, especially from nations that traditionally haven't been friendly, is a wonderful thing.
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" When Rowling feels discouraged, she persists: "The wonderful thing about writing is that there is always a blank page waiting.
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That being said, the point is that being proactive and coming together for the greater good is a wonderful thing.
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Apple refusing, for the most part, to hamstring the most affordable iPhone in its 2019 refresh is a wonderful thing.
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"It's a wonderful thing to piggyback on top of your 401(k) to really supplement your retirement savings," she said.
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Yes. And I, you know, as a writer who prefers to communicate through words, it's been a wonderful thing for me.
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The miracle of parenthood is a truly wonderful thing that can even be found in some of the more unexpected places.
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I have no idea what they talked about, between them, but it would have been a really wonderful thing for him.
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However, one man has proved that a pivot to video, in the right circumstances, can be a pure and wonderful thing.
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It's a wonderful thing, that we're now capable of enjoying the magic of cinema through telephones that fit in our pockets.
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I AM A GREAT BELIEVER THAT IT IS A WONDERFUL THING IN AMERICA THAT PEOPLE TRY TO COMPETE WITH EACH OTHER.
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" In addition, the actor expressed his desire to be a father again, saying, "Children are the most wonderful thing that exists.
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The wonderful thing about what's happened now is we've come to a place where we have a different understanding of humanity.
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A lot of other people are in possession of the knowledge that going solo to a gig is a wonderful thing.
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Having more capital come into the sector is a wonderful thing when it' s done in an appropriate and prudent way.
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And the wonderful thing about leg entanglements is that they are quite often there in some of the weakest standing positions.
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As he read tweets, he saw that it is not such a wonderful thing to be a trending topic on Twitter.
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The biggest surprise in the NBA is still absorbing new information about himself, and it's a wonderful thing to see. 6.
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This is a wonderful thing because, even if paying off those heightened expectations is unlikely, the possibility exists that he could.
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Something that used to really freak you out prior to this Mercury retrograde may be healed, which is a wonderful thing!
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I love having strong women characters like this, and if they can be role models at all, that's a wonderful thing.
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It opened up many worlds for us, and it was a wonderful thing for the two of us to do together.
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"If the message is: 'I want to express how much I honor our military,' that's a wonderful thing," Mr. Beschloss said.
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"The wonderful thing about the Art Deco era is that it gave us neighborhoods, not just single pieces," Mr. Dalvi said.
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What Comme is doing is really in direct opposition to that and the wonderful thing about it is that it works.
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Everything feels incredibly safe, which I think is a wonderful thing, but I do miss that little weird soupçon of danger.
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" Son Gordon, Harding told Inside Edition, is "the most wonderful thing in the world" and she "couldn't imagine my world without him.
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" He added that when the crowd "all started singing," he thought it was "obviously a wonderful thing to show off their patriotism.
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But we have this wonderful thing called silicone lube, which (unlike its water-based counterpart) won't immediately go running down the drain.
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" Gilmour's mother, Lois, told PEOPLE at the time, "They are clearly besotted with each other, and it's a wonderful thing to see.
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If only our ancestors in the early 1900s — just before the invention of the first chair — had had such a wonderful thing.
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"Twitter is a wonderful thing for me, because I get the word out," he said in a March interview with Fox News.
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MG: I've had some experience with fandom, and I think when the tone of the discourse is positive, it's a wonderful thing.
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BE delivering their unique thrills in their most easily digestible package yet (a svelte 43 minutes) is a great and wonderful thing.
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Yes, discovering travel was a wonderful thing, and it took you to a lot of kinky and obscure countries throughout your 20s.
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If we can install something in our bloodstream or our bodies that cures cancer, that's obviously going to be an amazing, wonderful thing.
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It's a wonderful thing where you can look back and say, hey, at the end of the day we still did something great.
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"It's impossible at this point to envision life without this show, which is a wonderful thing on so many levels," Parsons told E!
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So, when these two things are brought together, as they have been many times during Fucked Up's long career, it's a wonderful thing.
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"Her commitment to children was unbelievable and her ability to create change and awareness is a really wonderful thing to look up to."
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Then, I said to her, 'What a wonderful thing to be able to say goodbye,' because she's completely coherent and perfectly understanding everything.
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"It's a wonderful thing when a career does so well and your personal life goes so well," she told Mario Lopez on Extra.
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"A wonderful thing happens over time," he murmured the other day as Lola, the tiniest of his hyperkinetic menagerie, nestled at his chest.
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Technology is a wonderful thing if you are putting it to use, less so if it is putting an end to your usefulness.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," he said.
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The wonderful thing about insurance is that you can cover just about anything, so long as you are prepared to pay the premium.
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Zadie Smith told me a wonderful thing about the way that you can look at a person and see that there are multiplicities.
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Solo travel allows you to go where you want when you want, which is a wonderful thing for anyone who's all about freedom.
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And if I can inspire young women to pursue a career path in entertainment because of this, that would be a wonderful thing.
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Personalization "can be a wonderful thing," Ms. Baillet said, "but also a complete disaster" — recounting some times when buyers have mixed up gifts.
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It is really a wonderful thing to contemplate, especially in today's age, which seems pretty safe and pretty banal most of the time.
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" The president also heralded Britain's decision to leave the European Union last year, arguing that "Brexit is going to be a wonderful thing.
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Here's a look at what to do before April 21099, this year's filing deadline: Love is a wonderful thing, even according to Uncle Sam.
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It sounds like a wonderful thing to donate to, so I put together a big bag of dresses, shoes, jewelry, makeup, and nail polish.
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Having an organized home can be a wonderful thing, but neatness is rarely the only thing holding someone back from their life's full potential. ●
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The independence for an old person to be able to get into their car and just go down the road is a wonderful thing.
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The wonderful thing about that show is the costumes are not produced, so we had a lot of fun and a lot of freedom.
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"NPT is a wonderful thing, because it shows that a man is capable of achieving an erection organically," says Eric Garrison, a clinical sexologist.
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"Eminent domain -- when it comes to jobs, roads, the public good -- I think it's a wonderful thing," Trump said on Fox News in October.
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"Mother Nature is wonderful thing, she has a great tendency to stay one or two steps in front of all of us," he said.
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Being reminded of the quirks of my own physiology was a wonderful thing, something I'm not sure any other video game has ever done.
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"There are some people who tried to defend it or even said they agreed with it and it was a wonderful thing," he said.
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One wonderful thing about Holloway is that his game is built around pushing a pace, but not at the expense of his own defense.
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MR: Technology is a beautiful and wonderful thing that enriches the lives of people all across the world, making us happier and more productive.
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Sure, there are myriad specific interests on show here — but somehow the show manages to bring us TOGETHER, which is a really wonderful thing.
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It's a dream dessert, a wonderful thing to serve to family after a simple weekend dinner of, let's say, chicken braised in two vinegars.
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For one of the more progressive members of the senate to be our party's standard bearer would have seemed to be a wonderful thing.
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These musicians opening the door for those conversations, in song and otherwise, gives women everywhere a platform to ignite change, and that's a wonderful thing.
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As tough as this was, it's been a wonderful thing, I think even for the country to watch it and for the world to watch.
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I still think that is a wonderful thing, that no matter who you are, you can express your opinion but sometimes people's opinions do hurt.
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Human ingenuity is a wonderful thing, pushing us to new heights of innovation and learning, enabling us to experience our lives on a higher plane.
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"It was just a wonderful thing for the two of us because it was our first real expedition, we were leading it together," says Cousteau.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," Biden said in December.
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Diversity is the most important thing for us to understand and accept because it's a wonderful thing, and I think this story really celebrates that.
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Pop culture is a wonderful thing—I listened to Beyoncé while writing this review—but it is possible to spend too much time on it.
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"It's a wonderful thing to watch them grow up and to have them from very little and make an impression on them," Susan told Barcroft.
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Maintaining high standards for how people treat each other is a wonderful thing as we live in a world that's rife with animosity and discrimination.
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Like the best Daft Punk songs it is based around a disco sample—in this case "Love's Such A Wonderful Thing" by The Real Thing.
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So, make no mistake about it, a job is a wonderful thing to have, and never look down on it as if it's beneath you.
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And to have full connection with the people you play with is a wonderful thing—in fact, the very best bit about being a musician.
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Bournonville can be the most wonderful thing in the world, but it's a good thing to get away from it — that way you miss it.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God, what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," he said in Montana.
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It's a wonderful thing to make an exhibition, but often the greatest insights come haphazardly, discursively, through the slow and unpredictable invention of the studio.
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"Music was the most wonderful thing, but it still didn't sound as good as Zachary chattering about what had happened at Cubs or football practice."
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As a whole, permit holders are extremely law-abiding, and it is a wonderful thing that more and more blacks are choosing to protect themselves.
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The Favourite does this wonderful thing where you know that Queen Anne is the head of state but you forget it in the courtly game.
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"It's a wonderful thing," the New Kids on the Block member said at the premiere of Return of the Mac in Los Angeles on Thursday night.
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The joy of people showcasing their cosplay talent is a wonderful thing, and it was on display this past weekend at the New York Comic Con.
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In this context, Trump's belief that Russian President Vladimir Putin's move into Syria and desire to fight Islamic State is a "wonderful thing" makes some sense.
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Here are a few images from Otto's recent study in Peckhamia, an international journal for jumping spider researchers (which is a truly wonderful thing that exists).
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" He continued, "As tough as this was, it's been a wonderful thing, I think, even for the country to watch, even for the world to watch.
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"I think it a wonderful thing that a British political leader has shown that Britain will not bow before the putative caliph in Ankara," he said.
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POTUS at Houston relief center: "As tough as this was," the response "has been a wonderful thing, I think, even for the country to watch." pic.twitter.
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That rich inner life is a wonderful thing, but unfortunately people can't read your mind, which is why it's critical you communicate your preferences to others.
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Cashback is a wonderful thing, and if you're willing to put in a little effort you could end up saving absolutely loads of cash this Christmas.
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"The wonderful thing it's done by increasing permanent wages for a million employees is now being defined by, sadly, 11,000 people being let go," Crutchfield said.
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"These are conversations that bring consciousness and change, and I think that is a wonderful thing," said Nola Weinstein, Twitter's global head of culture and experiential.
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They can see your vision and progress as you shoot together and your pictures are tethered to a computer monitor they can see, a wonderful thing.
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The wonderful thing about working for my congressman is I could also work in the district office when I was back in Massachusetts on school breaks.
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It's a wonderful thing because what I love is that it gives these artistic athletes — they're actually going to be compensated… where it's like life-changing, basically.
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How do we navigate this new information landscape, where anybody can say anything, and that's a wonderful thing, but when it goes south, you know, who's responsible?
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"You go girl I think it's great that you don't back down some people are just damn dumb it's a beautiful and wonderful thing," replied user mcnealdonna.
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I think that's a wonderful thing about photography — it offers a strong sense of being in places and discovering how the scene might unfold before the camera.
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"I just really want to thank them and say what a wonderful thing that was for them to do for a stranger," Bozemen mused of the surprise.
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For example, if I want to find out something, the computer is a wonderful thing, but sometimes it takes a while to find [what you're looking for].
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"The wonderful thing about games is that you can tell great stories with even the simplest vehicles, and in a variety of ways," Gabrielle Kent tells me.
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The New York Times has invested in our team so that we can continue to offer you ways to play with words, and that's a wonderful thing.
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I DON'T KNOW WHY, I MEAN, IT'S A WONDERFUL THING TO DO. SO OPENING – WE'VE ANNOUNCED 0003 BRANCHES PRETTY MUCH BETWEEN WASHINGTON, PHILLY, BOSTON, A FEW OTHERS.
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Fighting science is truly a wonderful thing to have but sometimes the act of meeting force with force and the psychology of the first blow goes under appreciated.
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A few days after the shower, Hall revealed she had created a "baby delivery" playlist, which included the track "What a Wonderful Thing Love Is" by Al Green.
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"Fate is a wonderful thing in my life," said Panthers general manager Dale Tallon, who hired Quenneville in Chicago but was fired by the Blackhawks a year later.
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I'll make an observation: Uber and Lyft, they're cluttering the streets, but Lyft in John Zimmer's words are taking cars off the road, which is a wonderful thing.
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"When you repair something, it is a wonderful thing," said Mr. Buchanan, 60, who has been a handyman since arriving in New York from Jamaica in his 20s.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," Biden told an audience late last year.
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But my feeling is the basis, and the wonderful thing about capitalism is as we pursue economic interests for us and our families, really wonderful things can happen.
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Not only are we one of the most civil communities, but we've grown to genuinely care about each other, and that is a truly wonderful thing to see.
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"I think the wonderful thing is she's talked about the involvement of us women and what those last few months, especially, have meant in our industry," she said.
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I think that debt forgiveness is a wonderful thing for most people, but the idea that someone in my financial situation would have their debts forgiven offends me.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Catchy hooks, theoretically the most wonderful thing in the universe, are meaningless without a context; they must be deployed discreetly and pointedly.
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Now the wonderful thing about great students, and Jeff Bezos and company are really thoughtful smart people, is they take an idea and then they took it even further.
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While self-acceptance is a wonderful thing, it's easier for some than others, and there's nothing wrong with making the decision to change something you don't love about yourself.
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Thank you precious body for healing, thank you for reminding me to be kind to myself, you are a wonderful thing, now go create and be other once again.
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"I don't often talk about this, but there's a wonderful thing that you learn when your child's becoming emotional about something—you become very calm around them," she says.
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I think it is an effective tool, but it's just that — and like any tool, it can be a wonderful thing or it can be easily taken advantage of.
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It's a wonderful thing to do to honor both his late fathers because it's exactly something both William and Jack would have done (and that will be important later).
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — Aspiring to greatness is a wonderful thing, but where you wind up depends quite a bit on how high or low you set the proverbial bar.
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It's a wonderful thing — to think provocatively and thoughtfully and meaningfully about the message behind this record, which may or may not directly resonate with the artist's personal life.
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It was better — it was something that didn't really exist yet — delicious, habit-forming and a wonderful thing to do with the last sweet, fat tomatoes of the year.
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Trump's attitude toward space seems to be that, while it is a wonderful thing, it has to wait for earthly problems, in his case fixing potholes and repairing bridges.
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"It's a wonderful, wonderful thing having had a hand in creating this historically huge song" — the most lucrative of his career, thanks to its annual climb up the charts.
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Indeed, anyone can learn to become more interesting, which is a wonderful thing, because being interesting can help you strengthen your network, win more clients, and lead more effectively.
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So Mosul is going to be a wonderful thing, and Iran should write us a letter of thank you, just like really stupid, the stupidest deal of all time.
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And considering how important Rey's character in Star Wars: The Force Awakens was to an entire generation of young female Star Wars fans, it was a wonderful thing to behold.
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Customizing the Control Center is a good and wonderful thing, even if Control Center is hideous and complicated still offers only a few controls and no access for app devs.
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In New York, when my son was speech delayed, the government showed up with a bunch of people to help my kid start to speak and it's a wonderful thing.
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But they're also a reminder that Amazon's ridiculous delivery speeds — as quick as one hour in more than two dozen America metro areas — are a wonderful thing for delivery startups.
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The wonderful thing about Melissa McCarthy hosting SNL this week is we knew she was going to bless us with another turn as White House Press Secretary Sean "Spicy" Spicer.
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It made me so happy, because this is going to be this thing that people find over time, and it's going to really surprise them, and be this wonderful thing.
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Cheese is a magical, wonderful thing, so it's a good thing the United States is sitting on a massive surplus of the stuff—1.2 billion pounds in all, Bloomberg reports.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," Biden acknowledged before entering the race in late 2018.
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In her most recent book, "Solitude Can Be a Wonderful Thing," she encourages other women to live in a way that is true to themselves, even if others oppose it.
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"Technology can be a wonderful thing," Britain's chief medical officers, who hold advisory positions similar to that of the surgeon general in America, wrote in a document published on Thursday.
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It was such a wonderful thing to happen to us with the movie and the television series, which was incredible that they kept us along for the first and second season.
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"It was such a wonderful thing to go up and have disabled peers," says Mox, who, like many other Paralympic athletes, found a sense of community amongst people with similar disabilities.
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Sometimes, it's just not worth the extra cash, and this doesn't mean you failed — on the contrary, it just means you're in tune with your priorities, which is a wonderful thing.
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I posted something and it caught fire, but at the end of the day it turned out to be a wonderful thing, because I got back into contact with my dad.
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Homesick Scented Candle, available at Amazon and Uncommon Goods, from $27.99If they're away from family and friends while at school, a reminder of home is a wonderful thing to have around.
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We hadn't seen one another in a while, and we were in the mood to try everything, and the wonderful thing is, with four of us at the table, we could.
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" (She shares Bing with ex-fiancé Matt Bellamy and Ryder with ex-husband Chris Robinson.) "To have someone who's so hands-on and so available is just the most wonderful thing.
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"We are designing clothes, but we have a really strong interest in the arts as well, and finding a way to merge that together is such a wonderful thing," Taffel says.
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I wish I could have known then that being queer was actually a wonderful thing and to relax, enjoy it, get better at it, learn more about it, and love it.
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Heck, even in the KHL, an adult league for adults, Evgeny Kuznetsov broke out a kayak celebration because scoring a goal is a wonderful thing and should be savoured as such.
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It's that extra bonus that is a wonderful thing to get if you're the one getting it but from the perspective of the economy as a whole may not be so wonderful.
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If I told you that the combination of Crocs, shaving cream, and feet would somehow make a wonderful thing, you would absolutely not believe me and I would absolutely not blame you.
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"Thousands of families from Syria have found safety on our shores, and that is a wonderful thing," said Tarah Demant, senior director of the Identity and Discrimination Unit for Amnesty International USA.
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In a surprise to exactly no one, the actress looks as gorgeous as ever with her hair doing its wild, crazy, wonderful thing — and we're not the only ones who think so.
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If you've joined a random lobby in a Steam game like "Team Fortress 2," it can be a rare and wonderful thing to be matched with someone who you just click with.
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I think Brodesser-Akner's overall message is a positive one: A healthy marriage where the partners both try, and are both the right fit for each other, can be a wonderful thing.
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The other wonderful thing about Schwartz's lizard funeral is that it really highlights just how much his friends are willing to go along with his shenanigans — and how much they love him.
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"It's a wonderful thing, it's exciting and we'll see what God has in store after we take care of this little girl that's going to come into our lives in late October."
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It got me excited to read the novel and, because art-world fiction is a real and wonderful thing, to reread Samantha Peale's "The American Painter Emma Dial" while I'm at it.
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"I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth," he during a stop for his book tour in Missoula, Montana.
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UPDATE 9/25: After years working the sidelines at NFL games, Andrews knows how quickly a perfectly planned outfit can be thrown out the window thanks to a wonderful thing called the weather.
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It's a wonderful thing that we have a transportation system that's the best in the world, but it's based on a lot of people who had to die to make it that good.
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" Trump: The GOP candidate has taken several stances on affirmative action, saying last year, "I'm fine with it," but adding that it would soon be obsolete and that would be a "wonderful thing.
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"Relaxing" is the absolute last word I would use for the experience of biking to work, but being forced into early-morning alertness turned out to be a surprisingly wonderful thing for me.
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Vollkornbrot, a dark German rye riddled with sunflower seeds, is a wonderful thing to eat when it's buttered and griddled and spread with rutabaga hummus, which could double as vegetarian chicken-liver pâté.
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" Turner went on to say it's a "wonderful thing" to see a sexual assault survivor recover and thrive, but that "the rape is absolutely not a plot device to make the character seem stronger.
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The same people who are saying bake the cake to religious bakers are saying that it&aposs a wonderful thing when a restaurant owner decides to deny service to someone based on political affinity.
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Years of living with a person who activated the best parts of myself, and who I knew would always be there to pick up the slack did a wonderful thing for my self confidence.
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For me, being a dancer and suiting up for being a judge on World of Dance now, I've always known how much it affects me personally and I just think it's a wonderful thing.
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"That's the wonderful thing: [The Trump administration] can interpret the Constitution and make their own decisions, and governing through executive order is kind of what I didn't like about the last president," Popper says.
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The wonderful thing about being known as a wrestler is that as soon as your knees bend, the opponent is going to set their weight, change their level and perhaps even drop their hands.
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Once, when I bought a new lipstick, which I was certain was the most wonderful thing to ever happen to me, I spent entire FaceTime sessions with the phone lens focused on my lips.
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"It is a very wonderful thing that happened," he said in a recent telephone interview from his home in Ahmedabad, a city that was once the center of the nonviolent struggle for Indian independence.
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"Also, we had started our own small press, and Harry was doing great designs for Harper & Row, like this wonderful thing," she said, pointing to a fetchingly illustrated poetry anthology published in the 1970s.
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"I think it is a wonderful thing that poets are now sharing their work online because work gets into the hands of people of different identities and they feel like they have a voice."
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It is a wonderful thing to be part of this community and I thank you for showing up here to share your thoughts about the puzzles and help others hone their own solving skills.
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That's significant, of course, and a wonderful thing, but would mean nothing if it weren't also such a vibrant, readable translation -- the kind that can easily beguile you and a precocious middle grade child.
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"I find it very odd because everybody tells me on the European side that it's this wonderful thing to belong to so surely it's penalty enough, in their terms, that you're no longer in it."
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It was incredible to me to be part of something that was such a big part of what my roots are—a wonderful thing that made things make sense to me and connect some lines.
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Yuval Noah Harari: About the social issue, online communities can be a wonderful thing, but they are still incapable of replacing physical communities, because there are still so many things– Mark Zuckerberg: That's definitely true.
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Being both determined and right is a wonderful thing in a politician but a dangerous one in a constitutional monarch—particularly when determination shades into pigheadedness and rightness comes with a hefty dose of foolishness.
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Right, so the wonderful thing about TVNewser was because there was no other blog like it, there was no other obsessive home for cable news, stories in 2004 and 2005, the tips were rolling in.
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You need to be a good journalist and know how to tell the story and who to talk to, but the technology is no longer a barrier, and that's been a wonderful thing for news.
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" Biden's retort, from December, during a book-tour stop at the University of Montana: "I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can't tell the truth.
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"The wonderful thing for Mahathir is that it is impossible for him to lose because heads he wins, tails he wins," said James Chin, director of the Asia Institute Tasmania at the University of Tasmania.
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"She captured the joy, happiness and youth of her children which is a wonderful thing and sometimes hard to do as a parent," Rittson Thomas says of the pictures Kate released to mark her children's birthdays.
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In fact, Mutombo says ever since we published the story he's had people calling him from all over the world to commend him on doing such a wonderful thing for that little boy and his family.
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" Trump flew into the Houston relief center and delivered a more positive message: "As tough as this was," the response to Hurricane Harvey "has been a wonderful thing, I think, even for the country to watch.
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They have to go through treatment for two and a half to three years, so if we can provide a sense of comfort and less stress to the patient and family, we're doing a wonderful thing.
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These easy, crispy oatmeal cookies are a wonderful thing all on their own, but if you happen to have a pint of ice cream sitting around, they also make VERY wonderful "bread" for ice cream sandwiches.
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Sometimes these are collective affairs, and that's a wonderful thing, because the story of us, both the pronoun and U.S. "us," is a tension between individual and collective freedom — what I want and what we need.
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In the wake of last June's formal death of net neutrality, ISP lobbyists are hard at work trying to convince the public that the coming fractured, non-neutral internet is going to be a truly wonderful thing.
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" Still, he said, he had to make sure "we don't lose the wonderful thing about our democracy, which is people having access to parliamentarians, people being able to lobby Parliament and visitors being able to visit Parliament.
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It's all told without words—a wonderful thing for a player, a slightly worrying thing for a writer who makes money off people needing words—meaning that your interpretation of everything feels just as valid as anyone else's.
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"The wonderful thing about hydrogen peroxide is that a simple reaction between the chemical and a catalyst -- in this case platinum -- allows us to replace rigid power sources," said Michael Wehner, a paper co-author, in a statement.
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"It would be a wonderful thing to see if the Chinese government would put more handcuffs so to speak on that ability to pillage other people's intellectual property," said Seth Kaplowitz, finance lecturer at San Diego State University.
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The wonderful thing about literary fiction is that it gives us the chance to imaginatively access fictional selves, and thus to broaden both our own sense of self and our understanding of other people in the corporeal world.
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The wonderful thing about Robert Morris, now Tappan Morris, who is one of the Y Combinator founders, is that his dad was the chief scientist for the National Security Agency, which made it a much better story. Absolutely.
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I will also try to enlarge my social circle to include people with different views, recognizing that diversity is a wonderful thing — and that if I know only Clinton supporters, then I don't have a clue about America. 9.
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" National and international same-sex dance events not only attract a wide following but have also globalized the same-sex dance community, Mr. Yun said, adding, "This is why we all know each other, and it's a wonderful thing.
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"Our president has done an incredible job of fund-raising and making capital improvements, it's a wonderful, wonderful thing, but when it comes to the human side that's where there have been real shortcomings and failings," Professor Bickers said.
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May's attempt to court Trump, who hailed Britain's June 23 vote to leave the European Union as a "wonderful thing", came in for particular criticism with some saying Britain was now in a weaker position after the Brexit vote.
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"Now the wonderful thing about great students — and Jeff Bezos and company are really thoughtful, smart people — is they take an idea and then they took it even further," Collins said on the latest episode of Recode Decode with Kara Swisher.
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The wonderful thing about comics that is queer in its essence is that there's a multiplicity of stories "The movies are always going to disappoint someone, because at the end of the day there can only be one ending," said Coppa.
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Though Oprah has built a life of immense financial and professional success, she also has made a point of practicing what she preaches when it comes to giving: "To me, the money is certainly a wonderful thing," Oprah once said.
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"The wonderful thing about rising rates is that the three-month T-bill is now paying 2.18 percent, the highest in 10 years," said Josh Jenkins, senior portfolio manager and co-director of research for CLS Investments, in a recent interview.
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One thing that's strange about – you talk about self-inflicted, one thing that's strange about the administration is on the one hand, they praised tax cuts as being a wonderful thing when they're for corporations, and for the middle class.
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Obviously coming into the game I know we had more to play for than they did, but pride's a wonderful thing and if you get your group to dig in like they did tonight, they looked good and we didn't.
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"The wonderful thing about the Teal Pumpkin Project is that it signals that there are non-food treats in addition to candy, letting kids [with food allergies and other dietary restrictions] know that this is empowering to them," Gable said.
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It is a wonderful thing to have an American president in Cuba for the first time in almost nine decades, and equally wonderful to see the thawing of a half-century of American-Cuban hostility that had become anachronistic and pointless.
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One of the wonderful thing about amateur boxers who commit to a longer stay in the amateur ranks is that they build a tremendous amount of experience competing against multiple opponents in one day and having to adapt on the fly.
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In fact, it is a wonderful thing that is already happening at the City University of New York, where tuition is less than $7,000 per year at the four-year colleges, compared with more than $50,000 per year at Hopkins.
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It will endure and be explored by generations to come, and that's quite a wonderful thing for a series that began with a rare, obscure import title that stood out amongst the triple-A pack to become a gaming classic.
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Cruz, meanwhile, seared Trump, accusing him of being part of the system he purports to disown, referencing his opponent's support of eminent domain policies, which he called "a wonderful thing" in an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier in October.
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"It's come a long way from being a failure to being a cult film to now, I believe, being something that everyone has heard about, and that's a wonderful thing," Kelly says in Episode 249 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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And I think the wonderful thing that she offers, which Laura touched on a little bit is: We've heard so much from viewers about questions they had and how uncomfortable it is to sit in this place with ambiguity and not knowing.
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It's a scientifically-proven wonderful thing to do—to preserve your memories, explore your feelings, record the things you do and notice and care about—but it's a lot of work to sit down every day and get your Dear Diary on.
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And I think it would be a wonderful thing for Panther and for our production designer Hannah [Beachler], and our costume designer Ruth [Carter], and for Ryan [Coogler] who co-wrote the script with Joe Robert Cole, and of course directed the movie.
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"Give-and-take is a wonderful thing in a democratic process when it leads to a productive result and that's what's happened here," Mr. de Blasio said from the steps under the City Hall rotunda amid a buoyant group of council members.
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"Services revenue is a wonderful thing because it is predictable and in my mind it should increase the multiple of the company because it's a much more consistent revenue stream," Ian Winer, analyst at Wedbush, said on CNBC's "Closing Bell " after the report.
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It was a dazzling assault on repression in an age when there was still quite a lot of that in the air, and the way it was embraced, especially once the film came out, was a wonderful thing to see and experience.
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Earlier this year, a wonderful thing happened to me: I fell hard for a Chinese drama series called The Untamed (Chen Qing Ling), a sweeping tale about two magic-wielders battling demonic forces and complicated power struggles in a feudal-era fantasy world.
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Constant privacy scandals and concerns over misinformation make staying on Facebook even less compelling, but while the 15 million people who dropped off the site between 2015 and 2017 are certainly onto something, they're missing out on one truly wholesome and wonderful thing.
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The wonderful thing about Mario Kart games is their accessibility, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has a couple of new optional features aimed specifically at inexperienced players: smart steering, which will automatically redirect a racer headed for the edge of the track, and auto-accelerate.
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"I would say that it's a wonderful thing to have someone of Mike Pence's caliber and integrity as vice president of the United States," said Tim Goeglein, a White House official under George W. Bush and a vice president at Focus on the Family.
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We have so many difficulties in our country right now that I don't think we should be, and there may be a time when we can get much more aggressive on that subject, and it will be a wonderful thing to be more aggressive.
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And that ability to get people to believe in stories can be a wonderful thing in cinema and art and text, but can also be a terrifyingly dangerous thing, and we're not necessarily so far from that with modern-day politics in the West.
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One of the things about Al that I think is a wonderful thing is, for the last eight years under Obama, I think he was really trying to get along with the other side, despite the fact that they refused to vote for anything.
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Wouldn't it be a wonderful thing, frankly, if we actually got along with Russia and worked out some kind of a deal where we go and knock the hell out of ISIS along with NATO and along with countries that are in the area.
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It sets up nicely for a couple of days in the fridge, and to make and serve a midweek pizza is a wonderful thing, a message to the universe that you have your act together, that you are properly buttoned up, that you come correct.
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My movement comes from hardcore culture Comes from rave Punk Was the most wonderful thing in the whole world What I would assume ketamine feels like It was Matthew McConaughey on a beach in a hammock on a quaalude It's that spitting into the air.
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"When you're a kid in school, they always tell you that the wonderful thing about reading is what's on the page is fixed, but you can imagine it any way you want," TBWA's chief content officer, Chris Beresford-Hill, said in an interview prior to the backlash.
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Needless to say, having a clause like this in your pocket is a wonderful thing if you're an owner, since it means you can escape any commitment you made to stick around town in order to get your original stadium and begin the shakedown cycle anew.
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" In her interview, Taylor continued, "I must say it has to be part of what has to be the most wonderful thing in my life, is the whole embrace of this wonderful relationship which makes everything else makes sense, I'm the luckiest person in the world.
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"Wouldn't it be a wonderful thing, frankly, if we actually got along with Russia and worked out some kind of a deal where we go and knock the hell out of ISIS along with NATO and along with countries that are in the area," Trump said.
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She then adds with a wry smile: "She texted my boyfriend, but you know…" After thanking Dooley for singing "Never Grow Up" on the record — which she says is "like the coolest most wonderful thing" — Swift adds that the song is so emotional she can't physically perform it.
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Early Thursday morning, a jubilant Mr. Trump described how Mr. Kim had been "excellent" to three American prisoners he had agreed to release from a prison in North Korea, and "nice" to free them so early — a "wonderful thing" that showed Mr. Kim's desire to end his country's isolation.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has fulminated over House Democrats' impeachment efforts -- and repeatedly taken aim at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi -- though in 2008, he suggested it would have been "a wonderful thing" had the speaker pursued impeachment against then-President George W. Bush over the Iraq War.
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E-Commerce Guide by CNN Underscored: 663 genius morning routine habits, as told by 5 of the world's most successful people The wonderful thing about triggers We like to think we have free will in every situation, but many of our actions are predictably triggered by external situations.
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"I often thought that if the walls could talk and play back some of the wonderful music by Mozart and Beethoven and Bartok and Schumann what a wonderful thing it would be," said Mr. Steinhardt, 80, a professor at Bard College, the Colburn School and the Curtis Institute of Music.
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Community college has been a wonderful thing, and supporting it is the Lord's work, but at present it is still little more than a baby step toward the type of democratic education theorized in its modern form by the great social philosopher John Dewey, which we Democrats should be pushing.
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I MEAN, ONE OF THE -- LISTEN, I'VE BEEN AROUND A WHILE, MY HEAD IS NOT TURNED EASILY, I'VE SERVED IN THE WHITE HOUSE, ET CETERA, ET CETERA, BUT JUST TO TALK TO HIM FOR 30-40 MINUTES AT A CLIP, THREE, FOUR DAYS IN A ROW IS A WONDERFUL THING.
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"I've been an advocate for a while now of part-pedestrianizing Parliament Square, but making sure we don't lose the wonderful thing about our democracy which is people having access to parliamentarians, people being able to lobby parliament, and visitors being able to come and visit parliament," he told BBC radio.
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In Amazon's press release, it said that the studio would "explore new storylines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring," which might include the creation myths of The Silmarillion, or the origins of Gandalf the Grey, and would be a wonderful thing to explore, adding context to create a better Middle Earth.
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"I think there are so many different kinds of feminism—some good, some maybe too extreme—it's a wonderful thing for women to come together, to be strong, to be independent, to have equal rights as human beings... There shouldn't be a glass ceiling," she says, sort of talking around the question.
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D. LIMBAUGH: He was out there and he was on talk radio and no one was there to defend him, no one was there to fund his defense of himself, but he has truly inspired so many people to speak up and to get in his medium and it&aposs really been a wonderful thing.
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The wonderful thing about living in this golden age of console games is that there's at least one video game out there that suits someone's preferences almost perfectly, and I've been lucky to play multiple games that suit me and give me that excited rush I used to dream about when I was a kid.
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IT'S A WONDERFUL THING, AND HE AND I HAVE KNOWN EACH OTHER MANY YEARS, INTERVIEWED HIM ON RADIO AND TV, WAS IN THE CAMPAIGN HELPING OUT, I KNOW HIM, YOU KNOW, REASONABLY WELL, AND IT WAS JUST A TERRIFIC EXPERIENCE I DON'T WANT TO SOUND SOPHOMORIC, BUT IT WAS JUST A REALLY GOOD THING.
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I'm thankful, in many ways, that I learned enough about myself to know I needed to come out sooner rather than later, that being openly gay was not only an inevitability, but a wonderful thing, that I would not only come out of the closet, but come out of my shell and find my true voice.
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As Mashable's Proma Khosla noted in her review of Netflix's Always Be My Maybe, it might be a wonderful thing to live in a world so inclusive that an Asian-American-lead rom-com supported by a staff of powerful women isn't doomed to withstand endless questions on inequality and discrimination for the entirety of its press tour.
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No one would deny that the creation of a high-speed train that travels at hundreds of miles an hour is a wonderful thing, but at the same time it will increase the gap between those who can afford to travel on it and those who can't, improving the lives of one and making far worse the lives of the other.
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"Well, I am a really good cook and the wonderful thing about Stedman is in all the years that I've been cooking for him, no matter what it is—even if it's a piece of toast—like the other day I made an English muffin and he's like, 'Where did you get this English muffin?' and I'm like, 'It's an English muffin,&apos" she says.
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"The wonderful thing that these studies did, while also showing what the brain looks like in the lucid dream state, was confirm what lucid dreamers have been talking about all along: They are aware of being in the dream state, they can decide their actions, and they have a sense of bringing their goals or intents forward to explore the lucid dream state," Waggoner says.
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