FHH will become Watches & Wonders, while SIHH will now be called Watches & Wonders Geneva and will be broken into two different shows.
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Aladdin Cave of Wonders Mood Light, $14.99, available at TargetLet the Cave of Wonders light up your room with this battery-operated lamp.
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The big news under the rebranding is that SIHH 2020 (the trade show for journalists and top collectors, which will now be called Watches & Wonders Geneva) will be broken up into two components: Watches & Wonders-The Salon and Watches & Wonders-In the City.
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Part of the challenge is that 7 Wonders: Duel (a specifically two-player spinoff of the similar 7 Wonders) offers a surprisingly robust number of ways to win, including simply grinding your opponent down via brute military strength or gaining scientific advancements that allow for victory via the wonders of knowledge.
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" Twenty-seven years earlier, The Adverts laid down similar guidelines in their smash hit "One Chord Wonders," leading by example with "the wonders don't care… we don't give a damn.
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And sometimes Rafa wonders — what is left to give?
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" And he wonders, "I think I deserve more loss.
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Brianne — never considered a can't-miss talent — still wonders.
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Part of me wonders — what was the Comey effect?
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While only one of the ancient seven wonders of the world still stands — the Pyramids of Giza — 100 million people voted in 2007 to select a New Seven Wonders of the World.
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Now, wonder of wonders, Ali Velshi today is on MSNBC.
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Chris wonders, however, if that's really what's holding Cassie back.
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"Throwing the ball over the plate does wonders," Duffey said.
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Lebanon won't get to experience the wonders of Wonder Woman.
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What wonders, then, will Fiona have in store for Thanksgiving?
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And it's all thanks to the hidden wonders of light.
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Behold all the wonders of space with these glorious photos!
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Boiling a sex toy can work wonders, just not magic.
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Cramer wonders if there will be any more restructuring announced.
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One wonders how many times Thurber himself received such criticisms.
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Kaitlyn: "World of Wonders" also won because of honest advertising.
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India's mom wonders if India was backed up against it.
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Longtime Mac users know all about the wonders of f.
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Or maybe we just don't want to know, Joy wonders.
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There were extreme moments of highs and wonders and amazingness.
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One wonders what he'd look like on camera without any.
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The food and citrus do wonders for my hungover self.
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One wonders how things have become this bleak in America.
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She wonders what caused the loop; was it the drugs?
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Unlike some other bears, these white wonders embrace the cold.
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Verdict: The patch itself worked wonders on my dry lips.
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But it can work wonders for more than just beginners.
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Sometimes she wonders what the point of it all is.
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Fulfill these tenets, Allport claimed, and contact could do wonders.
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He wonders if there's a time for this; it's irresponsible.
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" Now, he wonders, "Oh my God, what could have been?
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And the DC political class wonders why people hate them.
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Season 7 premieres with "The 7 Wonders of THE TALK"!
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Free data and free voice calls can do you wonders.
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It's done wonders for the platform's usability as a whole.
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To not just be Stevie Wonders, but be Steve Jobs.
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She wonders, though, how people will react to her answer.
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So, one wonders if Kagame will succeed this third time.
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Cramer wonders if the same thing will happen to Nvidia.
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One wonders how the dispute managed to reach such extremes.
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Confused, she wonders what she did to drive them away.
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A brand new outfit can do wonders for you mood.
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Liddell faces this situation often and always wonders, what if?
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He wonders what will happen next if Trump ends DACA.
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"Why do I have to be a hero?" she wonders.
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After all, caffeine can do wonders for your undereye circles.
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Mr Rotmans wonders whether this business will continue to grow.
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Jeanne often wonders if her mother was happier in Haiti.
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"I've seen it just work wonders with people," she said.
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"Why does this always happen to me?" he wonders aloud.
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If it's not permanent, then what's the point wonders Alicia.
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Special events in the outdoors champion the system's natural wonders.
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She wonders, Can one feel cathexis for a muscle car?
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" But, he wonders, "where did this supercorrectness thing come from?
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Krystal wonders what a possible Biden presidency would look like.
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"Where do they get the time for it?" he wonders.
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Chidi, meanwhile, wonders what to do about a nagging secret.
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Craig wonders why the Limp Bizkit line didn't get cut.
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We're sharing the wonders of our side of the world!
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From the snippets seen in the emails, one wonders why.
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He wonders if the groups are aligned with the government.
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Alcohol can work wonders when used for its intended purposes.
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"Don't they make massive pollutions in the water?" he wonders.
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One wonders how many Salazarian claims Julia Salazar has spoken.
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But part of me wonders how I become this leader.
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Moser wonders what she would have made of his biography.
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The Iqbal family wonders if the same is happening again.
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One wonders, and that, in itself, is cause for alarm.
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Krug wonders of her grandfather, the night the synagogue burned.
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Hearing them now, he wonders why he didn't hug Russell.
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Then she wonders whether she might have said too much.
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Now, she said she wonders how he sleeps at night.
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If you can find any, hand sanitizer also works wonders.
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"How did it turn out this way?" the doctor wonders.
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Another night off, he hoped, would do his players wonders.
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A price tag, as it turns out, can work wonders.
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Of course, stepping into a summer brook also works wonders.
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One royal biographer wonders if they will reconsider their decision.
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Mr. Darby wonders if an agenda like that can work.
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Sleep can do wonders for your body and mental health.
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He then wonders where all the customers' yachts have gone.
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I witnessed both the wonders and the woes of capitalism.
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" Still he wonders, "Is this the right thing to do?
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He's learned about the wonders of dressing gowns, a.k.a. bathrobes.
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And he did late wonders with Plexiglas sculptures and reliefs.
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I MEAN, HE'S WORKED WONDERS ON TAXES AND SO FORTH.
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The hotel bathroom is a cave of wonders for kleptomaniacs.
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She wonders if it's time to go back to Ecuador.
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Europe is home to historic sites and gorgeous natural wonders.
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Outside the city, natural wonders like Đerdap National Park await.
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And he wonders why serious people don't take him seriously.
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Or was this walk (she wonders) actually the previous one?
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Technological innovation has created wonders but displaced millions of workers.
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Sometimes he wonders if he should try talking to Garry.
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He sees the country changing, and wonders where it's headed.
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Now she wonders if her gift makes her a monster.
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They walked me through the many wonders of the oyster.
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From stateside marvels like the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls, to faraway wonders like a pink lake in Australia and mystical peaks in China, there are plenty of natural wonders to explore across the globe.
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On a very small canvas, the card artists worked visual wonders.
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ONE wonders what must have been going through Donald Trump's mind.
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Is the eclipse long enough, he wonders, to elicit a response?
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One wonders, will he also apologize when more blood is spilled?
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Achieving a degree of mastery in something works wonders for children.
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Oh, but it is, thanks to the wonders of natural selection.
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Reeve wonders why men can't stop themselves from calling Clinton shrill.
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"Wonders of the Sea" is available on digital and VOD platforms.
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PETA wonders what new parent wouldn't want to know about this.
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"At this point it's like, what do we want?" she wonders.
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Turns out, the 7 months did wonders for his going rate.
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"One-click wonders" seem to be leading the way for retail.
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González wonders if she has "the right" to leave for college.
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It did wonders also for his ego, wherever exactly that lay.
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Grinders from Sweetleaf, Mendo Mulcher, and Santa Cruz Shredder work wonders.
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In other words: Do not expect wonders in a noisy environment.
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Again, one wonders precisely who that specific price point is for.
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Planning to visit one of the great wonders of the world?
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Team Rising wonders what happens next to the Iowa Democratic Party.
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But isn't there just a little part of you that wonders?
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Our ideal dresses are one-trick wonders that basically style themselves.
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A good mouse and keyboard can do wonders for your productivity.
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Leaving the Sleevey Wonders, we entered a section marked Wound Care.
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But Father Gaetano Romano, the parish priest, wonders for how long.
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Now she wonders if that corner led to a dead end.
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Why, one wonders, did he bother with an election at all?
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It's a city full of wonders, completely devoid of boring humans.
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But it has nothing on the wonders of Belly Button Beer.
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One wonders how this wasn't picked up by Facebook's developer team.
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Injected up to eight hours after the stroke, it performed wonders.
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Smith wonders whether or not this behavior is unique to orangutans.
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She wonders if some auditors are skipping the most basic checks.
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Actress Maisie Williams wonders about this in our interview this week.
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The seven wonders is rigged the devil michael's dad #AHSApocalypse pic.twitter.
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These metals and the wonders they've brought don't come without cost.
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The hair gel works wonders, but everything else is just okay.
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" Most importantly, she says "music can do wonders to fight oppression.
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One wonders why more investors weren't duped by this exciting opportunity.
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One wonders if Gordon has an unacknowledged crush on his boss.
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Christine says it's fine, then wonders what the job will be.
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He wonders what this would look like to somebody watching them.
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But the professional side of me would say: stunning natural wonders.
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A little dram of history might do wonders for America's politicians.
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One wonders if Lee Kuan Yew would have been so lenient.
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But Cramer wonders if its heating up too much too quickly.
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There are wonders of mankind that are in need of preservation.
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Glorious wonders of science, art, medicine and commerce to inspire humankind.
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"Is he ready to be an instant dad?" wonders mom Michelle.
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Getting fired, it turns out, can do wonders for self-confidence.
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"Will he give his credit card number to everyone?" she wonders.
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"Davis Cup has done wonders for me this year," Kyrgios said.
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They have done wonders for both their home and destination countries.
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It's a totally legit lab, full of scientific wonders like treadmills.
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Yet he wonders why no young people were at the auction.
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"How did the commander in chief steal her heart?" she wonders.
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"Is the billion-dollar brand," she wonders, "still a robust model?"
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One wonders how Wall Street will value a company so varied.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 115 species sharing 784,9983 gallons of water.
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Epistemologically speaking, one wonders whether they are in the same universe.
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Mr. Simmons says he wonders if something else was at play.
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And finding these Australian wonders isn't as hard as you'd think.
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But rest assured that you can work wonders with supermarket finds.
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One wonders exactly what all this computing power is needed for.
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One wonders when the Gray Lady will finally open her eyes.
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Liberals find themselves robotically quoting statistics about the wonders of Scandinavia.
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This free-market competition has worked wonders for taxpayers and beneficiaries.
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Why hadn't she thought to appeal to Heaven, Rae wonders now.
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She wonders herself what she did out there in the woods.
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Resources like these will do wonders for stressed and overburdened caregivers.
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Condoms are ONE HIT WONDERS, like toilet paper or cupcake wrappers.
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One-hit wonders range from catchy tunes to horrible ear worms.
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Cousins wonders whether it might be the arm of the director.
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FOREST OF WONDERS: Wing & Claw No. 1, by Linda Sue Park.
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He wonders now whether people he meets may have hidden agendas.
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To this day, she wonders whether those are her cat's ashes.
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If anyone wonders if Comey will go there, he goes there.
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How, she wonders, to best translate that to film and picture.
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One wonders where exactly this man expected the semen to go.
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One wonders whether we need stronger historical images as a counterpoint.
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JP and Philip: A tripod with a remote can work wonders.
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But I have to say, they've really done wonders since then.
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Part of me wonders where your mother is in all this.
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He wonders whether it could have been canceled because of racism.
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Can't knock the scheme when it's obviously working wonders on Khloe.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 115 species sharing 784,000 gallons of water.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 9400 species sharing 784,000 gallons of water.
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Megyn Kelly wonders what the big deal is about blackface pic.twitter.
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Signs and wonders: Mr. Serrano, of all people, shying from controversy.
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The Ruthless Phronima, and Other Hidden Wonders of the Sea 18.
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Perhaps the wonders of ancient Egypt via King Tut, Funky Tut?
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She wonders if the baby would be safer living somewhere else.
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Forget the longstanding Republican orthodoxy about the wonders of free trade.
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Why, he wonders, does the mind winnow some and spare others?
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And if they will let them lead, they can do wonders.
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FRUGAL I also wanted a survey of Cape Town's natural wonders.
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After 30 years, Gary Hart still wonders what might have been.
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Mann wonders why the UN has not taken a stronger lead.
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"Can a blonde go up against the whole world?" she wonders.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 115 species sharing 803,000 gallons of water.
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"It's one of the wonders of the natural world," said Couzin.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 115 species sharing 784,998 gallons of water.
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Sticking to a healthy sleep schedule can do wonders for productivity.
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A little corporate muscle flexing can work wonders, it turns out.
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Why, she wonders, is she always saddled with sad, whiny men?
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Be proactive: delight in the inexplicable wonders of our real world.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 603 species sharing 784,000 gallons of water.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 115 species sharing 784,423 gallons of water.
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Playing around with your phrasing can also do wonders for negotiating.
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Even Ramesh wonders what will happen next time she visits India.
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"It just does wonders bringing people into the game," Travis says.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 923 species sharing 784,000 gallons of water.
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Looking back, Ms. Smith wonders if she could have tried harder.
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Even 30 minutes of this will do wonders for your energy.
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Australia's Great Barrier Reef is one of the world's natural wonders.
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Who, one wonders, are the guys for whom Ms. Nichanian creates?
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With duck breasts — or legs, if you'd prefer — miso does wonders.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 115 species sharing 784,9943 gallons of water.
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Inside, "Ocean Wonders" features 115 species sharing 784,9943 gallons of water.
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So perhaps the wonders that Tompkins spoke of were possible, too.
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This being 1984, Stefan is confused — "What is Netflix?" he wonders.
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Given the darkness of his imagination, one wonders about its origins.
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The other six WONDERS are symmetrical, which is an elegant touch.
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Sarah sometimes wonders why she has insurance in the first place.
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He wonders when he'll get to drive it again, if ever.
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Spike Jones' Her wonders how connected we can become to software.
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Read more:The 57 best one-hit wonders of all timeThe 50 worst one-hit wonders of all timeThe most popular summer song of the last 43 years The top pop song from the year you were born
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The BBC broadcasts daily encomiums to the wonders of free health care.
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"One wonders what—and who—we lost because of this," Johnston adds.
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It's easy to make Jacob Hsu gush about the wonders of Baltimore.
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One wonders, will King receive two of everything for his whole life?
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T. wonders how she can get a job in a test kitchen.
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One wonders if there's anyone to whom Facebook won't sell ad space?
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The Grand Canyon is one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
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Crowe wonders if it's from the car of whoever killed her friend.
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But with the wonders of the ~*~*Internet*~*~, those days are behind us.
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I hadn't realized the wonders of iMessage until I made the switch.
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There are plenty of studies that show some vaccinations can work wonders.
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It's a little confrontational, by making us think about these natural wonders.
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I saw natural wonders of the world and dozens of other countries.
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I've always had bad insomnia, but this slight change has worked wonders.
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One wonders what Warren thinks might happen when things don't work out.
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Ries's series exemplifies our affinity for bestowing narratives onto nature's great wonders.
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It's getting to the point where Scholten wonders if King's trolling him.
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As for "more specific", one wonders what Mr Trump has in mind.
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Image: NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research, Deepwater Wonders of Wake.
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She wonders why you quit looking for her all those years ago.
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The Creators Project: Johannes, don't you like Amsterdam and our architectural wonders?
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You'd expect a successful pair of smart glasses to provide similar wonders.
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Individual officers can work wonders to create positive relationships with the community.
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It will also do wonders for Britain's lengthening list of political upstarts.
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Also, we've seen artists do wonders with cover-ups on Tattoo Nightmares.
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Everyone can appreciate the wonders of a great bathrobe (Cardi B included).
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Cuban has said this worked wonders at the start of his career.
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Even a humble onion and a bay leaf works wonders for beans.
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If not, then Lemkin justifiably wonders if they can do as well.
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" Or, after Samantha makes her reconsider cheating, Carrie wonders, "Was Samantha right?
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She caught the error in time, but wonders whether everyone else would.
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But Brewster says incorporating natural oils into your beauty routine works wonders.
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She wonders about the things that we don't talk about, but should.
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Michael conquers the first six of the seven wonders with flying colors.
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Wonders followed, and Herzog knows that he must give them some recognition.
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Now he wonders whether the company really sent him their cremated ashes.
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Heffernan's own relationship to the web, rich with small wonders, reveries, and
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But Westworld's androids are sleek, biomechanical wonders, 3D-printed by technological artisans.
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Sometimes, he wonders if the world is really spinning off the rails.
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And Twitter wonders why users don't want to use its own clients?
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The 3,260mAh battery won't do wonders, but it should last a day.
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Mr. FW and I both have a windproof hat which works wonders.
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I suspect right now he probably wonders if he wants the job.
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Watching the movie, one wonders, Why do I enjoy this so much?
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We, too, have enjoyed its wonders—and, boy, do we have thoughts.
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Truly, one wonders what social historians will make of the 21st century.
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But Dutton makes it clear that Margaret's restless, agile mind works wonders.
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"It does wonders," said Aki Noda, president of Sushi Station in Elgin.
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But there's something else that worth nothing about these self-folding wonders.
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Detroit is a spiritually and culturally rich city filled with mystical wonders.
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A purge of underperforming, or unlucky, White House staffers can work wonders.
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And one wonders where Bannon and Conway will fit into the picture.
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He now wonders if his part-time reservist status is in jeopardy.
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And he wonders how science fiction it will get in the future.
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In this case, the concept car's wonders are a bit more subtle.
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But that conceit did wonders to set the title's ultra-serious tone.
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And he wonders why critics say he only cares about economic issues.
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One wonders how frequently they're deployed in cases like Kelley Jr.'s.
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He wonders whether he should even bring his partner to company events.
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Dr. Whittaker wonders whether their microbiomes could be contributing to this process.
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These gestures are so subtle that one wonders if anyone will notice.
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What about his company's truckloads of expensive construction tools, he wonders aloud.
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One-hit wonders are common in every genre of music, even country.
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Patel tested it on his parents and it worked wonders for them.
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However today's could-be one-hit wonders have built careers for themselves.
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There were plenty of wonders and terrors to be found and committed.
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Basically, these little boiled wonders can carry you through the whole week.
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And part of me wonders if that was the plan all along.
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She wonders if Annabelle cried or if she called for her mama.
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Lemp sometimes wonders if she has the stamina to continue renovating RVs.
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One wonders how they got permission to use all those drippy candles.
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Meanwhile, Congress wonders why it has the lowest approval rating in history.
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One wonders what the official abbreviation will be, and what will stick.
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He said he wonders whether these precious landscapes may be lost forever.
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Take a stroll down memory lane with these 64 one-hit wonders.
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Consider the wonders of transit systems in just a few other cities.
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He wonders if he could have done more to save his flock.
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And one wonders if the IOC knows what it's getting itself into.
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Matt wonders why he's still alive, to which the Punisher says nothing.
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Daenerys wonders aloud if she can trust Varys (you can trust Varys!).
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One wonders, with her physical and mental strength, what she couldn't accomplish.
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"Put it around your forehead to contour... It works wonders!" he explains.
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"The rose is a power rejuvenator — and rosewater does wonders," she says.
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There's a small part of you that wonders, Will everything be OK?
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Why, she wonders, cannot one of them whisk away her frail grandmother?
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Gladwell wonders why marijuana isn't treated with the same level of alarm.
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The ocean air, she said, has done wonders for her respiratory illness.
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Dr. Hrabowski wonders if the basketball team's newfound fame will be it.
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Critics' corner: Kevin Roose wonders if smaller might be better for Facebook.
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She says it's done wonders for her place and her mental space.
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Fran wonders if she's treated women badly in her rambunctious dating life.
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The detective wonders whether his client takes masochistic pleasure in the humiliation.
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The snow-white bird has worked wonders for his state of mind.
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He wonders, Did I just get this drug for an insane discount?
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Now she wonders: Will her students be able to do the same?
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He wonders conversationally where the bags under his eyes have come from.
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The more time spent here, the more technological wonders you will discover.
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The bar does liquid wonders with herbs and even leftover yogurt whey.
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He wonders if Sameer Tiger didn't set out that night to kill.
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Sometimes, when you're spinning out, a little forced perspective can do wonders.
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But "Transfers" also wonders whether success in such situations is always achievable.
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He wonders about his mother, who disappeared when he was a baby.
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"Just chopping off the corners has done wonders for me," he said.
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Now she wonders about other women filmmakers 'whose careers he totally destroyed.
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"There's a part of me that wonders how long I can stay."
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"@MickyArison is a tremendous owner & has done wonders for Miami," he wrote.
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Social media can work wonders for spreading scientific ideas, observations and enthusiasm.
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Now he wonders if soon he'll be out of a job altogether.
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Where, he wonders, have joy and honor on the competition field gone?
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"How can I be such a poor judge of people?" he wonders.
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And he wonders if he will ever be reunited with his girlfriend.
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I want to travel the world and see all its natural wonders.
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What kind of person wonders whether it's right to protect a child?
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In the poem, Smith wonders what the police are buffering themselves against.
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Mr. Plaul wonders what Dad would have chosen for his last meal.
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And so, one wonders, on which side does common sense actually fall?
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Charles (Tyrel Jackson Williams), meanwhile, wonders why Brockmire thinks that he's gay.
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He wonders if they are a sign, of some increasing heat perhaps.
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The process of forging meaning does wonders for both parents and child.
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"It's like one of the seven wonders of the world," Frazier said.
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"Can we go from 50,000 to 500,000 — to five million?" he wonders.
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They dig their own graves and he wonders what they are thinking.
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Like many others, Morganti wonders why US officials aren't on the ground.
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" (via Reddit) The minty fresh "Toothpaste has always worked wonders for me!
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Set up the right incentive structure and watch the contrarian work wonders.
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Behold (in 4K!) the wonders of watching someone slice food in reverse.
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Krystal Ball wonders who the candidate of the Never Trumpers actually is?
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The structures are considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
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To add to the wonder of wonders - it has pretty sweet specs.
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She wonders what will become of her family, and of Puerto Rico.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders how to navigate relationships with other couples.
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Why, he bitterly wonders, do today's young gay men insist on marrying?
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A mother wonders how to support the child she doesn't entirely understand.
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He wonders how the competition will translate ideas into bricks and mortar.
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If you're that parent, expressing your own self-awareness can work wonders.
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I really wanted to sing tonight; it does wonders for me mentally.
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Now, Allice wonders if there was another reason Heinel was so resolute.
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And he wonders if he will be able to do it again.
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"I've got to tell you, the heated jacket works wonders," he said.
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The third wonders why we're so focused on staying "human" at all.
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She always wonders what might have been in a certain place previously.
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It's a different Mexican place than last night — ah, the wonders of L.A.!
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John Fitzgerald of Swinburne University in Melbourne wonders if these moves will suffice.
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There are ancient artifacts, alien wonders, and threats like you've not seen before.
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A search engine that lets you flit from celestial wonders to astronaut selfies.
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Borella wonders whether people in the region have become used to acid attacks.
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This neglectful attitude is extraordinary, for they are one of India's unsung wonders.
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At San Francisco's California Academy of Sciences, there's no shortage of natural wonders.
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One wonders if Trump has ever seen the inside of a coal mine.
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In the wake of a stressful uncoupling, a breakup playlist can work wonders.
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Back when Britannia ruled the waves her beautiful lighthouses were wonders to behold.
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In addition, she wonders if Great Big Story's news coverage may hurt it.
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If you want to flex your building muscle, buy Tiny LEGO Wonders here.
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My adult self wonders how Ben's girlfriend would have painted her story differently.
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Queensland, Australia is home to some of the world's most recognizable natural wonders.
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Back at Dill restaurant, Eiriksson wonders whether Iceland is heading for another bust.
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Adams says she often wonders why she didn't just leave the school altogether.
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Mr. Mabey wonders why Paleolithic artists' images of the vegetable world are rare.
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Suri also recently got the chance to enjoy the wonders of the theater.
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Every year, every school wonders if it has done enough to be ready.
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One wonders how the latest and lamest Trump executive order came into being.
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OLD LYME "24th Annual Associate Artist Exhibition" and "Wonders of Winter," group shows.
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"Do you think they cancelled the show... cause of racism?" he wonders aloud.
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At this point, one wonders if there's something these people aren't telling us.
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One wonders whether the Pope's miniature version of Aquila also failed upon launch!
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But he wonders why full autonomy is needed for the system to work.
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OLD LYME "2111th Annual Associate Artist Exhibition" and "Wonders of Winter," group shows.
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An actual appreciation of the wonders of evolution and of life in general.
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In compiling this list, we learned some interesting facts about one-hit wonders.
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Few things embody the wonders of modern engineering like a giant fucking dam.
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Taylor says she wonders where the country is going to go from here.
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Sunshine until 7PM is a miracle and does wonders for your seasonal depression.
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Slow motion and time lapse can reveal the wonders of the natural world.
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Trump, in private chats, wonders if she he sprang the taunts too early.
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Even now, one wonders if the long-term incentive deals are long enough.
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I'd stopped wearing makeup, which surprisingly had done wonders for my self-confidence.
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"We were able to show that together we can do wonders," Malachowski wrote.
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He wonders about the cattle — how do they all know where to walk?
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Yes, smoothing on a face mask can do wonders for a racing mind.
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Being an object of pity does not do wonders for one's self-esteem.
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They did wonders for cost-savings, he says, but made him increasingly uncomfortable.
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Fetsum Berhane, a sympathetic commentator, wonders whether it has enough zeal to reform.
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They're wonders of human invention, metal machines that harness explosions into precise actions.
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The wonders of modern science have accustomed us to medical explanations and diagnoses.
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They awkwardly break up, mutually, and he wonders if it's because of Jonas.
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History tells us that more blunt talk in American diplomacy often works wonders.
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And Rochester 585/716 wonders whether a photo book can be the same.
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But we used it on one of our patients, and it did wonders.
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The past several years have done wonders for Facebook's once-murky public reputation.
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The Great Salt Lake is one of the natural wonders of the West.
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He enjoys the personal connections with guests and wonders if that could change.
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One wonders why our continent must always make decisions between democracy and development.
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He thinks he'll do wonders for 'em ... we all know they need it.
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Caroline: Part of me wonders whether keeping Chet in was a network mandate.
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"Most of our competitors were one-product wonders…" he told BBC in 2008.
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One-take wonders OK GO, those viral music video kings, does it again.
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The "Little Wonders" singer promised to use the opportunity to "rectify" his mistake.
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Diversity is a world of wonders, not something to contain and gloss over.
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She wonders how bad things have to get for someone to help them.
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And Kara Swisher wonders: Is this the end of the Age of Apple?
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Simplicity worked wonders; there are 26m matches made between Tinder users each day.
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That warm, reddish glow is soothing and does wonders for your bedroom #aesthetic.
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But negative rates have not done wonders for economic growth, which remains tepid.
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"Everybody always wonders why all of these kids hate cops," Sammons told WCMH.
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One wonders where this trajectory will lead — but it does not inspire hope.
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He wonders if Trump understands or even knows of this point of view.
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Yep, Aussies are still stunned by the wonders of colour television and supermarkets.
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"How could any thinking person believe this nonsense?" he wonders before hitting send.
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Part of me wonders if Elliot wouldn't mind being broken down by Vera.
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One wonders if Mr. Vought's prior work experience was at a funeral home.
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Later in the movie, we see a brief, underwhelming demonstration of its wonders.
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Then, wonder of wonders, there is glass to be fitted into a window.
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Our national parks have put the world's wonders within the reach of millions.
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Zimmermann said he wonders what the margins will look like on the futures.
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Even those who've embraced the wonders, though, often stop with fino and amontillado.
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They're so thick that she wonders how he can see out of them.
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It's super moisturizing and has done wonders for my skin and break outs.
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Mr. Roman wonders if there was anything that could have been done differently.
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A quick shake of the car mats before each shift can work wonders.
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She wonders whether the overall decline of unions as a power in American
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You want to keep the market system – does wonders and all of that.
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He wonders if, in heroin, they've found a place where they can belong.
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This curious koala seems to be discovering the wonders of the modern lens.
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The pianist is a Lisztian magician, conjuring wonders from a long black box.
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What wonders existed in the 70 percent of silent features that are lost?
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"has made more bad recommendations than good," one wonders whether the council truly
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At what point, she wonders, are we finally free to live our lives?
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If you have a voluminous head of curls, a thin headband works wonders.
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One wonders how the two composers will fare being compared to each other.
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Wolfe wonders if the snub has something to do with stunt work's origins.
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Anthony Firkins's family wonders what might have been had officers handled things differently.
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He only had a few pixels to work with, but he worked wonders.
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She then wonders if he can be trusted (you can trust Jon Snow!).
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At times, the couple wonders if they made a mistake setting up here.
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He wonders how large the risk is, and what might be behind it.
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Getting some extra sunshine and exercise can do wonders in high-anxiety situations.
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She claimed Social Security at 64, but wonders if she should have waited.
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And wonder of wonders, I've also never encountered harassment in my professional life.
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But he wonders if the really important documents even exist at this point.
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Is her gray area one that wonders if Blackness counts in the canon?
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Chainz, in turn, wonders what a track with Whoopi Goldberg might sound like.
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What was it that prevented the man from graduating with honors, one wonders.
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This, like the volumes that are its subject, is a book of wonders.
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Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors can work wonders from long range.
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It may also do wonders for your anxiety if you're stuck in quarantine.
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One wonders, where are these bright students represented in the nations top corporations?
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" Listening to Tewfiq sing in Arabic, she wonders, "Is he singing about wishing?
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Ms. Smith wonders when it will expand to Milan and Paris and London.
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This year, two fairs, Watches & Wonders in Hong Kong and ViennaTime, were canceled.
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There are days when Baum wonders if this Sisyphean task will ever end.
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" She wonders: "Why has she had all these health issues and not me?
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THE LIBRARY A Catalogue of Wonders By Stuart Kells 271 pp. Counterpoint. $26.
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Don Salvatore wonders why they don't kill the boy rather than return him.
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Holding its high interest rate steady could work wonders for Xinja's customer loyalty.
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He wonders, too, if his secondhand heart still carries Lorenzo's impulses and memories.
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She wonders about who she would be if that had been her life.
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Pollan's initial skepticism and general lack of hipness work wonders for the material.
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But the boy wonders think that the government's deflection plan is off course.
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"A hydrocortisone cream can do wonders for redness right after," Dr. Rabach says.
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McNamee wonders if Soros's perspective would be different if he'd worked in tech.
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And, really, one wonders how anybody can starve in a place like that.
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Victoria Falls ranks as one of the seven natural wonders of the world.
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"Was this some upper-class loony loose on the Cambridge streets?" someone wonders.
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You sometimes get the sense, hearing him talk, that he wonders this, too.
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Maybe she even wonders and laments that you keep her at arm's length.
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She wonders how a war so far away affected her life so thoroughly.
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Golino wonders if babysitters will be willing to take that kind of action.
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One wonders: does she wish to rid the nation entirely of health insurance?
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Wonders are like dangers: face them, and you will pass the test. ♦
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St. Louis' City Museum is filled with wonders and fun for all ages.
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NATURAL WORLDA Visual Compendium of Wonders From NatureBy Amanda Wood and Mike Jolley.
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Some one-hit wonders still bring back a wondrous, inimitable sense of nostalgia.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders whether to tell Mom about Dad's dark feelings.
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Those were anticipated wonders not always to be found in the real Africa.
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The construction and operation of these factories would work wonders for local economies.
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Okay, not starting, let's say a Jill Soloway, who's done wonders for them.
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The cenotaph features a video memorial to these wonders of the natural world.
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As the research on sham surgeries suggests, rest, and rehab can work wonders.
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Cinnamon will definitely not cure me, whatever wonders it did for your friend.
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The appeal is obvious enough that one wonders why it took so long.
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Without the stringent and expensive requirements, moreover, he wonders whether legalization would have occurred.
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Endurance, like its writer, is a great testament to the wonders humans can accomplish.
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And Kim wonders if she should call Khloé, but Malika beats her to it.
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He wonders whether evolution might have found a different optimal configuration in nocturnal species.
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But I was not one of those child wonders; the drawing was very childish.
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He wonders if he was pigeonholed into his job, which his family doesn't understand.
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Kendall and Kourtney both shared photos featuring the stunning, curvaceous red-orange natural wonders.
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We have a $21 trillion debt and he wonders how we will pay it.
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Every day, June McCamey wonders when her body is just going to give up.
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When all else fails, shining a spotlight on your bill can often do wonders.
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Core your watermelon What works for a pineapple, will do wonders for a watermelon!
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She said when she sees strangers now, she wonders if they will approach her.
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The event lasted less than 10 minutes, and here's a recap of its wonders.
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The aquatic habitat is considered one of the seven underwater wonders of the world.
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OLD LYME "103th Annual Associate Artist Exhibition" and "Wonders of Winter," group shows. Jan.
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" In the car, Danielle wonders, "Maybe he's been under my nose this whole time.
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Aishwarya watches Sumitra's lips and wonders what her friend is trying to tell her.
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After all, angrily sipping and glaring over the edge of a cup works wonders.
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The doctor sometimes wonders why people don't just prick their fingers with a needle.
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In Silicon Valley, Kurt Wagner wonders who is going to be fired over this.
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"Why should anyone pay to see a perfectly ordinary house?" wonders the dowager countess.
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On the journey, the boy wonders about the purpose of all the kindling wood.
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Maybe, she wonders, one of Manson's "family" invited him over after a music session.
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One wonders what his career might have been had he not started from privilege?
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And without a foundation, one wonders what did we spend an entire year on?
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And without a foundation, one wonders, what did we spend an entire year on?
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But turns out the right actor — and a stellar fat suit — can do wonders.
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One money manager wonders how Mr Wiese could have been unaware of accounting problems.
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Who would win in a battle of the bands: the Wonders or the Monkees?
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"If women meet these conditions, what are they doing in prison?" wonders Dr Sufrin.
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The ballistics technology employed to work such wonders comes courtesy of the United States.
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She says that doing so has worked wonders for her skin and energy levels.
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One wonders, though, just what the evidence is that Trump is capable of concentration.
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So why would Skydance voluntarily empower someone with Lasseter's "pattern of misconduct," she wonders.
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The former will work wonders with Mueller while the latter are doomed to failure.
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Tarter wonders what advanced telescopes are actively looking for—beyond just distant celestial bodies.
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She wonders why you aren't anxiously showering her with compliments and attention like before.
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But one wonders how Tallarico and Intellivision Entertainment hope to make a splash here.
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The country's natural wonders are on many a bucket list, and for good reason.
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One woman wonders if she's crazy for being unsatisfied with 80% of a haircut.
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Modern eye-tracking technology can go further, promising new wonders in human-computer interaction.
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Adding an active skill into your day will do wonders for your fitness levels.
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I feel so complete, blessed, and thankful for all the Wonders in my life.
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Not only has the good deed helped John, its done wonders for the community.
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Rick's higher-plane-of-existence intellect is unfazed by the wonders of the universe.
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The wonders of Giza, Luxor and Alexandria are proud monuments to that ancient heritage.
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What if AI and Machine Learning generates wonders as we know them from nature?
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But I think that our technology will evolve its own wonders, its own sublime.
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One day, we opened for a professional group in Harlem called The Gospel Wonders.
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Farther afield is the "house of wonders" (ie, colonial museum) where Kipling's "Kim" began.
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And the natural wonders both on land and in the water are rapidly decaying.
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Jeanne wonders how her brother could fail to notice that their mother is deteriorating.
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After enduring six nuclear blasts, one wonders how much more a mountain can take.
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The wonders of Rome must be protected, Raggi wrote on Twitter after Bonisoli's announcement.
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The signs and wonders of Colebrook, New Hampshire, begin a few miles outside town.
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A move to Cleveland would do freaking wonders for Gasol's one-on-one game.
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To make the most of such wonders, though, you need a much richer theory.
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Aside from providing instant hydration, it works wonders to detangle my 4C-type coils.
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Thailand's natural wonders are feeling the force of tourism, forcing one to close temporarily.
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These gorgeous landscapes, especially those featured in the IMAX film, are wonders of creation.
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And who, he wonders, has given them the idea that they can make demands?
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One wonders if the N.R.A. will now promote the right to carry concealed bombs.
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She wonders, frightened, if this rain has been given to her as a sign.
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Kenny, an MLB Network anchor, wonders why there are no women working as umpires.
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Once having profited from its wonders, very few people retreat to more conservative practices.
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As the episodes pass, we witness more and more of these large-scale wonders.
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A reader wonders what ugly crimes these saccharine distractions are trying to cover up.
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Journalist Aaron Maté wonders why impeachment began over a debate on Ukrainian military aid.
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"I've always wanted to do the seven Wonders of the World," he told Insider.
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But as the tales unfold, we begin to sense there are bigger wonders afoot.
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He wonders every day how people could think he's capable of such atrocious crimes.
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As she looks at her budget, she wonders if she's doing the right thing.
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It could do wonders for people suffering from PTSD, bipolar disorder, and eating problems.
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A quick crystal spell, done every night, can work wonders on your love life.
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One of Jay's pals wonders aloud if eating a raw potato will kill you.
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A simple, short email can do wonders as far as reminding someone you exist.
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Most of the wonders of the universe are invisible to us without technological help.
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Culture Editor Gilbert Cruz wonders why "Shutter Island" is the only minimalist music outlier.
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No one wonders if Bill Gates' children could be convinced to run for office.
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To keep the mystery going, Blum even periodically wonders whether he should believe Sommer.
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But you'll want to be in the front row to best experience its wonders.
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Starchitecture is out of fashion these days, but it can still produce visual wonders.
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An American wonders why the efficiency of online purchases can't be applied to voting.
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But he said he still wonders if race had something to do with it.
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He argues with Sontag, and he wonders how she might have argued with him.
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Rieff wonders what his mother would have thought of how he edited her journals.
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And Peter Eavis wonders: What happens when the bond market and the Fed disagree?
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It also highlights who discovers these wonders, and how and why they do it.
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Looking at his screen, Puchner wonders what foundational texts will flicker down to us.
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WONDERS OF THE SEA (2019) Rent on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu and YouTube.
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"Wolf" does wonders with the publishing world before it starts howling at the moon.
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One after another, there were tawdry roadside wonders like Monkey Jungles and Reptile Gardens.
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There are hints and clues, and there are subtle signs easily mistaken for wonders.
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Keeping your body moving works wonders for your long-term mental and physical health.
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"I like that the viewer wonders or maybe becomes a little uncomfortable," he said.
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A shot of whiskey does wonders in tempering what can oftentimes lean too sweet.
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She saw other practices that, looking back, she wonders why she didn't openly question.
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After all, who doesn't need a reminder that the world is full of wonders?
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But Paradise does instill the wonders of love every season I go down there.
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She wonders whether she has brothers or sisters, and who her other grandparents are.
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It is such a poor decision, one wonders why anyone makes it at all.
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But a change of context can work wonders with a familiar figure of speech.
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In the long term, going back to school could do wonders for your career.
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Every kid in middle school wonders: Am I weird, or is it everyone else?
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She mused that sometimes she wonders whether McConnell has Russian connections, the sources said.
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Maestas wonders whether toxic working conditions are keeping Americans out of the labor force.
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Then she mistakenly utters a name — Robert — and Josh wonders whether his have begun.
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Fair enough: One of the wonders of this series is its sense of surprise.
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But now it has been rebranded Watches & Wonders and scheduled to open April 18653.
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In doing so, he wonders if the club might have benefited from its failures.
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My sister-in-law (his wife) wonders why I'm not as friendly with her.
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Yet — and there is a yet — one wonders if Trump can pull this off.
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You could get lost in its natural wonders, like the Rockies or the Everglades.
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Team Rising wonders what the point of former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz's campaign was.
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"Who will I be / Now that you're no longer next to me?" she wonders.
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Cucolo wonders what these two shooters were dealing with that drove them to act.
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Carol Kellermann, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, wonders if it is worth it.
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She sometimes wonders if that would have been a better fate for her son.
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SOCIAL Q'S An atheist wonders whether she should talk to her granddaughter about religion.
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Nick Baumann wonders whether brutality and moral ambiguity will appeal to non-fantasy fans.
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That may do wonders for public awareness — do your part and bike to work!
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By the time you get to album number seven, you'll be three-chord wonders!
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Through trial and failure however, I've found a system that has worked wonders. 1.
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But Becky wonders if, in the heat of the moment, it's actually just fine.
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One wonders why Samsung, which is a huge global company, can't do the same.
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If the recent solar eclipse piqued your interest in stargazing, here's some good news: the wonders of the solar system are on display on nearly any given night, and most of these wonders do not come with a risk of permanent eye damage.
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These sites and monuments are popularly known as the "new Seven Wonders of the World," modern additions to the ancient Seven Wonders laid out by Philo of Byzantium in 250 B.C., which included the hanging gardens of Babylon and the pyramids of Giza.
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His mind is racing as he wonders how this Super Bowl weekend will turn out.
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Now, she said, she wonders how they would accommodate everyone seeking abortions in south Louisiana.
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McLean also wonders how well Moore's 50-type vaccine would work in the real world.
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Just think of the wonders it can do to your back, and your Instagram feed.
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And thanks to the wonders of modern technology, you can watch the entire launch live.
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The A12 has worked wonders on the battery life of the phones that contain it.
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And he can work wonders that only a few decades ago would have defied belief.
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Jai gets cold feet as he wonders how to balance his personal and professional life.
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Ron's father, Fred Goldman, 75, also wonders how much of the show will be fictionalized.
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As arthouses (farewell Landmark Sunshine) and bookstores disappear, one wonders what differentiates Manhattan from Moline.
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But added funds work wonders for the general partner who's getting the two and 20.
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The most popular pinned images capture natural wonders like lava falls, glaciers and hot springs.
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I give him a salty prune and he wonders where they've been all his life.
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But added funds work wonders for the general partner who's getting the two and 20.
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Barrett said she also wonders if the research results would hold outside a laboratory's doors.
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We intently discuss the wonders of guacamole, dogs, and good coworkers while we dig in.
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In terms of mood, those two worked wonders for the eight weeks I took them.
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One wonders what it will take to make today's America Firsters relearn that same lesson.
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Working up a sweat does wonders for my mood, and it really wakes me up.
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Mr Pan wonders whether a nearby bank might rent him part of its outside space.
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And while Coffey says it can feel good to cry, she wonders: Is it appropriate?
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To anyone who wonders if I still eat jam, the answer is a resounding yes.
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Wiseman's fly-on-the-wall approach works wonders in such a peaceful, spiritually rich atmosphere.
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In a late episode Sid wonders if he should just "dump this whole television thing".
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" He wonders: "How does it become a man to behave toward this American government today?
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From my perspective, Amazon is a great company that has done wonders for its customers.
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But the ratio of shea butter to aloe in these really does wonders for me.
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Mr. Herrmann wonders if the Fed will be all that eager to tighten credit further.
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Ms. Hansen says she wonders how many people they serve papers to end up homeless.
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C.F. hasn't seen him in weeks, though, and wonders if the man is avoiding him.
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She wonders to her husband if their missteps have anything to do with MJ's indiscretions.
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One wonders whether Kurras was acting on instructions from the STASI when he killed Ohnesorg.
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Because it's basically invisible, it also works wonders as a moisturizing base underneath your makeup.
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Glassman wonders what sort of corporate guidance we will see from CEOs and business leaders.
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They dynamited ancient Christian and Muslim shrines and archaeological wonders like the gates of Nineveh.
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Second, we think of the 90s as being the peak era for one-hit wonders.
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As Janet, Foy takes a character that could have been dismally flat and works wonders.
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More than once, he wonders whether he might only get his due after he's dead.
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But there's also another study that says posting selfies does wonders for our self-worth.
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She says in the book that she wonders now if that was the wrong decision.
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When they return from Earth, how can Sunnyvale ever compare to the wonders they experienced?
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He sees those bodies in the corner and wonders if that could possibly be true.
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But Cáceres wonders how deep our own enthusiasm for reaching toward the stars actually runs.
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But a fatigue-fighting under-eye mask can work wonders when even full coverage fails.
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He just wants an opportunity to represent a brand that "has done wonders" for him.
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Pappas remains confused by the CPUC's actions, and wonders how he emerged as a target.
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Hanvik wonders why an expensive scan was necessary, particularly before ever talking to the doctor.
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He wonders when it was that a "tiny fleck of darkness" crept into his soul.
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NYT columnist Farhad Manjoo wonders how tech companies gained so much political power in cities.
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She lives in it, and its wonders and horrors are all in a day's work.
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Sharot wonders: As a person lies more egregiously, do the people around them adapt, too?
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Businesspeople like the word "transparent," although Miss Manners wonders if they grasp its full meaning.
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Shutting your phone off and jumping in a river can do wonders for the mind.
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Andrew Sullivan wonders if we are ripe for tyranny and concludes that, alas, we are.
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It also does wonders for your posture walking around, snapping your shoulders back into place.
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Fidget spinners are cheap plastic baubles for kids amazed at the wonders of ball bearings.
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Probably not in the short term, but one wonders what happens in the long term.
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Though audiences didn't see Meredith behind bars, one wonders if she also goes to jail.
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The company... The past several years have done wonders for Facebook's once-murky public reputation.
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Arnold wonders if and how Jayme will feel safe about leaving her own house again.
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This week, our Gear team wonders: Is this an argument for buying your own scooter?
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" One wonders what may happen "When what appears to be cooked chicken is a bee.
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Now, she wonders if she will be reunited with her son and her new granddaughter.
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As she said, taking care of your health can do wonders for your self-confidence.
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Hold off saying Leo's name until the orchestra wonders if they should play you off.
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Her style thrills and the gimmick works wonders in the intimate confines of NXT arenas.
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One wonders, then, where the President did get it, and why he would post it.
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This move did wonders to shake Samsung's bad rap for making cheap-feeling, ugly devices.
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" But now, Metz wonders, "How in the world did I put up with that behavior?
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And yet, even Iverson still wonders about how his football career would have turned out.
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Rick Santelli wonders why the Fed is even letting volatility overseas dictate what it does.
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Meanwhile, Tampa Bay Lightning coach Jon Cooper wonders if his team has gotten too comfortable.
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Darden talks about how Eden appears resilient, but she wonders what her daughter is internalizing.
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But if anyone can help Kragen, it is Phillips, who did wonders for Kragen's father.
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"I am trying to express the wonders of nature through my jewelry," the designer says.
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The episode leaves us hanging as Ben wonders whether there are "red flags" with Olivia.
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One wonders what else the Turkish authorities might have, and when they will produce it.
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Frank wonders why Obama couldn't be more like Franklin D. Roosevelt was in the 1930s.
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Check out 27 natural wonders of the world you should visit in your lifetime below.
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Settlers of Catan, Forbidden Island, and 7 Wonders are all pretty common at our house.
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Lesko wonders if she should be 'jealous' of Democrats press coverage 10:44 a.m. Rep.
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More celebrities using their platforms for spreading positivity could do wonders for teenagers' self-esteem.
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"And it brings the creative wonders of the past to today and to the future."
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He wonders what the White House actions say about the moral compass of this nation.
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At Neuroscience 2016, thousands of scientists will swap ideas on the wonders of the brain.
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Team Rising wonders if the clown car of the 2020 election will get any bigger.
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YouTuber Simon Wilson recently visited the seven Wonders of the World in just seven days.
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He takes a hard, empathetic look at reality, which contains wonders as well as horrors.
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One man wonders aloud if our great-grandchildren will even want or need human interaction.
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He inspired the players to want to get back into the game and work wonders.
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One wonders why it's so satisfying for him, and for his author, to stop there.
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"In addition to ancient wonders, this country is also home to modern ones," another said.
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Now Glaud often wonders, Does the NFL really care about concussions, or guys like him?
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"Perhaps procuring beans isn't a princely venture…" wonders Ignis, moments after taking that bean quest.
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One wonders how Putin will take it And the attacks on Fedor didn't stop there.
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Harry even wonders if it survived the attack by Voldemort and if it was alive.
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One looks at the Trump White House and wonders who might be asking these questions.
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Poole wonders how many people have to get sick before this issue is taken seriously.
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The FBI report has not done wonders for their credibility on that specific point. Sen.
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The first family is spending this weekend visiting some of the nation's biggest natural wonders.
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A: I have a simple strategy for this that tends to work wonders with clients.
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She cries when she wonders if she could have done more to protect her daughter.
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I mean, seriously — Have you ever tried a K-beauty product that doesn't work wonders?
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Visitors to Lake Michigan have documented the frozen wonders along the shoreline during cold winters.
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Why, he wonders at one point, did he ever think himself capable of playing Prospero?
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Picking up such a book, one wonders once more what new there is to say.
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And Eaker wonders if Covid-19 has been spreading in her community of 3,000 people.
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But now he feels adrift and wonders whether to get back into the work force.
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In the video, he wonders out loud if Kris Jenner called the cops on him.
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Read more: The Grand Canyon is one of the 7 natural wonders of the world.
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Ernst's work gently investigates the wonders of what gender even is or could be today.
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" Never married, he wonders if his "life might have been meaningful had I produced progeny.
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She wonders, however, what the return is — that is, where do we go from here?
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Her most recent book was "Finding Wonders: Three Girls Who Changed Science" (Simon & Schuster, 2016).
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Inside these poems of billowing consciousness, we too are alive to a spectrum of wonders.
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The sweet spot A mother wonders how to support the child she doesn't entirely understand.
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One wonders how far along he'd be right now if he took the other path.
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She wonders how Annie manages to do a french braid without her arms getting sore.
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The many wonders of that Winter Olympics legacy include an indoor luge and bobsled track.
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As a longtime teacher, I wanted kids to see math's wonders and usefulness every day.
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In some ways, the freedom of working from home can do wonders for your productivity.
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Who wonders how the early explorers were feeling in Misery Bay or on Cape Tribulation?
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You will be remembered long after the Instagram wonders and regulated playlists pass into memory.
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He just wonders if anyone else can measure up, in the estimation of Bernie Sanders.
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Baselworld said its next appearance would be January 2021; Watches & Wonders has not announced plans.
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He wonders what Bob, the man he considered his protector, would tell him to do.
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He has done wonders for the United States federation's standing within soccer's international body, FIFA.
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He just wonders why San Marco, not Santa Maria Novella, has to shut its doors.
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He wonders if the opioid epidemic has affected the way people think about the issue.
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She wonders fleetingly, for example, if Henriette seemed distressed because she'll be missing the festivities.
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She wonders why these surprisingly common experiences are kept secret and why the stigma exists.
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Also, the Glow eye cream has already worked wonders and I feel no eye pain.
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Child discovered the wonders of French cuisine, and returned to Olive Street eight years later.
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The tight packaging works wonders here; every detail is precisely chosen to enhance the experience.
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He wants to tell it, but he sometimes wonders if others want to hear it.
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"I am completely incapable of thinking straight, but who ever did think straight?" she wonders.
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"I can't decide if this is a story," the narrator wonders early in the novel.
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There were plenty of one-hit wonders over the course of the past 10 years.
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Let's talk about the Disappointment Club and the wonders wrought so quietly by Horton Foote.
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Sometimes, he said, he wonders about Anthony or Michael or Daniel, what their stories are.
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"We went to 12 countries in 100 days and saw all of the world wonders."
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She wonders whether adults sometimes "rewrite it" to make it less frightening or more agreeable.
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For 27 years, it has sent us images of celestial wonders, captured in stunning detail.
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And as she reveals in her new book, it's actually done wonders for her career.
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So one wonders why Herring wishes to apply his logic only to Second Amendment issues.
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Getting up and walking around will also do wonders for your stress and overall health.
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"This is the only country in the world that wonders what it is," he mutters.
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Joel wonders why he, Midge's "ex"-husband, is the person who should have that responsibility.
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The change in pace, while sometimes boring, has done wonders already for my mental health.
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One wonders whether MbS thought about the consequences of his sound-bite before delivering it.
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The river's remoteness has been the Escalante's bane and gift — sparing archaeological and paleontological wonders.
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He wonders about his nephews, his brother, his brother-in-law, and many missing friends.
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Now she wonders how many other women went through the same experience as she did.
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Lambert, who has won two Grammy awards, sometimes wonders why people find her so compelling.
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Gray has been arguing astronauts are bad at talking about the wonders of space travel.
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One wonders: How many male executives spend hours on end organizing events for other men?
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Carbon pricing would help, and could do wonders to drive private investment toward cleaner energy.
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It's a good thing that a new batch of Seven Wonders was selected in 2007.
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Amazing what some hair styling and poundage can do ... plus those '90s jeans work wonders.
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He wonders if he is morally obliged to inform prospective buyers about the neighbor's history.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders whether to address the black caricatures in her acquaintance's home.
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The health wonders of breastfeeding are a part of the life-giving beauty of motherhood.
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Why, wonders the Mexican journalist Juan Villoro, has there never been a great soccer novel?
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Davidson still wonders why she had to go to prison to get help years before.
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Where, Arthur wonders, are the jobs for men who throw railroad engineers into river gorges?
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Phil will spend his entire life doing close listenings of alt-rock one hit wonders.
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Paltrow was once mocked for exalting the wonders of a $200 smoothie with magical dust.
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A Fez tannery appears among thousands of other beguiling and quirky wonders in the richly annotated ATLAS OBSCURA: An Explorer's Guide to the World's Hidden Wonders (Workman, $35), a wanderlust-whetting cabinet of curiosities on paper devised by Joshua Foer, Dylan Thuras and Ella Morton.
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If these woody wonders pack up and move, the delicate system can be thrown off balance.
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Well, prepare to cry because Justina Machado is working wonders on One Day At A Time.
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She wonders how she can get out of such a place she thinks she can't survive.
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I've known great passions, seen amazing wonders, fought in a war, and helped make a peace.
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But today, thanks to the wonders of digitization, recordings can be backed up and saved indefinitely.
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Maisel, growing worried, wonders what will happen to her career if Rita starts competing with her.
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ET to watch EARTH LIVE, and see the wonders of the animal kingdom as they happen.
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The general public wonders why they need it, but professional photographers and tech nerds go nuts.
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Ultimately, the three-week psych stay we won for him had done wonders for his health.
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Those "weekend wonders" were performed in Doc's office with me wide-awake, acting as his assistant.
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But he wonders if anything at the hotel -- the air, the drinks -- contributed to his death.
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Not everyone can afford to travel to see family or visit the wonders of the world.
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The self-massage and walking regimen have done wonders for both her balance and her feet.
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The mother, Eaman-Amy Saad Shebley, wonders if her headscarf had anything to do with it.
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Kourtney shares that she loved exploring the many natural wonders of the rather extreme Icelandic landscape.
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"Can You Trust the Press?" wonders Judith Miller, as she bemoans failing journalistic standards (answer: no).
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At the Kugel gallery, connoisseurs started buying these wonders on the morning of the exhibition preview.
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Apart from admiring the wonders of nature, there is not a lot for visitors to do.
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Questions of postpartum and the wonders of motherhood became monotonous and I felt dissociated with myself.
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And in the end, one-hit wonders contributed to the zeitgeist that they're a part of.
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It took me until my late twenties to discover the wonders of going to concerts alone.
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He's under a lot of pressure and wonders if they would be proud of his accomplishment.
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"A single droplet contains the wonders of nature," the following video asserts in its opening shot.
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That's why Prince wonders about his ability to take an entire website offline on a whim.
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It's also worked wonders on inflammation, and I've yet to get a breakout since using it.
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It is so dark that one wonders whether the fire marshal knew about this set-up.
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So imagine what wonders she can work when she has an entire book at her disposal.
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A liveable, breathable planet from which we can witness all the wonders of the cosmic landscape?
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"They've been a tremendous help, especially offensively," Ausmus said of one-week wonders Adduci and HIcks.
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Just a few months into his presidency, Donald Trump has done wonders for the progressive movement.
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But these technological wonders do not seem to have made our lives or societies more wonderful.
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I don't think Jack's a man who wonders if he made the right choice a lot.
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When they can gain access WFP and partners like UNICEF can work wonders with food aid.
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Look, we all know the wonders of robot vacuums — they take the work out of housework.
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"The man has done wonders for this country in spite of half thinking he didn&apost."
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Grennell still wonders what could have been if the star took him up on his offer.
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That philosophy has worked wonders for Vanguard and its shareholders, even in the firm's active strategies.
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Watching her expertly prepare a dish does wonders to calm us down and have us mesmerized.
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Given this variety of experiences, I can't guarantee that the Airwrap will work wonders for you.
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"Who wants a fucking virgin?" she wonders, her yapper a tired-out flesh-colored blur onscreen.
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A good piece of outerwear nonchalantly draped across your shoulders can do wonders for an outfit.
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A Facebook page promoting the wonders of the banana-and-mayo sandwich predates the Earnhardt tweet.
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He wonders whether people, especially undocumented immigrants, would truthfully report their past criminal behavior to researchers.
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CONWAY: The President wonders why the mainstream media won't cover all the great accomplishments he's had.
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The world is filled with natural wonders, parks, and ancient monuments that make for spectacular views.
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As a result, many vegans lived for years without the culinary wonders that egg whites produce.
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Millions flock to the park annually to view the bison and other wildlife and natural wonders.
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Even if you're not a dedicated gamer, you've likely heard about the wonders of virtual reality.
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But the final episode of Blue Planet II was not about the wonders of undersea life.
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Without naming names, Schultz said he wonders, "How are we going to pay for these things?"
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Only a fool would argue that the Roosevelts were wrong to have saved those scenic wonders.
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"If you list the wonders of the world, Yankee Stadium is on that list," he said.
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So, one wonders why it took this long for a wise actress to do this work.
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I tasted the freedom of the open road and experienced the wonders of America's wild places.
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Topes (pronounced TOE-pace) are suspension-killing wonders that fill a void in law and order.
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Here are this year's five "Young Wonders": Max Bobholz, Angels at Bat Max Bobholz loves baseball.
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One wonders if the White House surmises that Pruitt is not confident in the president's reelection.
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And yet, the simple practice of writing longhand has done wonders for me and my work.
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Research has shown that the company of animals can do wonders for people in ill health.
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Team Rising wonders what the other candidates need to do to stand out during tonight's debate.
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Anyone who missed the rally probably wonders if it is too late to join the party.
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To the Editor: Paul Krugman wonders how a rational Republican can support Donald Trump for president.
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It may sound strange, but I consider hurricanes one of the wonders of the natural world.
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I look forward to further exploring the Forest of Wonders, and to meeting more talking animals.
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"Yellowstone is filled with natural wonders that are also potential hazards," a Yellowstone spokesperson told me.
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"Our vast oceans, full of mysteries and wonders, are thick with plastic and mercury," she noted.
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Many people have worn Robin's costume over the years — and they were not all boy wonders.
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The bread, from a local Persian bakery, is one of the many wonders of this place.
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Sometimes she thinks about her grandfather and wonders if a curse hovers over the family's men.
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Treating them mean to keep them keen works wonders when you've got the bars to match.
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So Jack wonders, cautiously, to Ames if he could bring her and their son to Iowa.
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What could be more intimate than a daughter's sharing with her mother the wonders of childbirth?
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Many Americans say living with an emotional support animal has done wonders for their mental health.
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Here, he wonders how anything that destroys it so wantonly could reasonably be called human. Opinion
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He has heard plenty about Southern hospitality, and wonders how friendly the new neighbors will be.
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At a restaurant with her sister, Ernestine (Teyonah Parris), Tish wonders if Victoria was actually raped.
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Our columnist Kevin Roose wonders whether Mr. Cook is becoming a technology regulator of last resort.
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He wonders how truly bizarre his stat line would seem if he had gotten going earlier.
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Working with Goodyear rubber, he imagined inflated wonders that would be highly visible and buoyantly magical.
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Teasing hair with a fine-tooth comb — Garren likes Dupont's Starflite 67 ($2) — works wonders, too.
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The United States and Iran are so hostile one wonders whether they will be enemies forever.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the status of "The Wonders" at Cannes in 2014.
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The other part of me wonders: Is it O.K. to be a football fan in 2018?
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Gonzalez said she can remember seeing the boy being shot and she wonders how he is.
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Despite the wonders he experiences, he never loses a foreboding that is rooted and fully real.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders how to acknowledge a boyfriend's daughter's dyed hair without imposing judgment.
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Volcanoes form the backbone of the Kamchatka peninsula and the base layer of its natural wonders.
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If our own solar system can hide such wonders, what will the next interstellar wanderer reveal?
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Take a step back to recalibrate from time to time — Sazu did and it worked wonders.
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One homeland-security agent in the movie also wonders whether the virus is a terrorist weapon.
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On a regular basis, Kirsten wonders if Casey is using middle-school pedagogical techniques on her.
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Sometimes, though, she wonders at her decision—to just take off like that with a stranger.
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Still, she wonders how Neanderthal DNA could have spread between populations scattered across the entire continent.
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Dr. Ostrander acknowledges that, but still wonders whether ball fetching is the best trait to study.
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She told the Times that she wonders what she could have done to stop the attack.
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Grant's wife (Leah Cairns) wonders why he's suddenly calling her Kathryn rather than the familiar Kat.
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Well this kid just discovered the wonders of helium, and thinks this Garfield balloon is hilarious.
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So common that research psychologist Peggy Drexler wonders if there's even any stigma attached to it.
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Robots, dragons, martial ice-skaters, Hans Christian Andersen and the wonders of the United States Constitution.
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One wonders what kind of a business empire can collapse with a single dropdown menu item?
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This song paid homage to the state of California (obviously) and all of its natural wonders.
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Before some enticing evidence surfaces, Morgan is skeptical, and wonders if Jean may just be jealous.
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As a bonus, the additional height did wonders for her self-esteem, reigning from on high.
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New York is a tough place to be a young skyscraper: Wonders have been built here.
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After all, she's still sending reports via Telex and wonders why nobody ever writes her back.
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You'll find plenty more weeknight wonders there, but also Dorie Greenspan's Lisbon chocolate cake (No. 10).
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But he isn't terribly interested in talking about it, and wonders why the media would be.
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The Middle East is home to the remnants of many architectural wonders from the ancient world.
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Have you ever dreamed of falling asleep atop one of the Seven Wonders of the World?
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What would it mean to have a greater sense of identification with the world, she wonders.
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Damien Chazelle's musical on the wonders and struggles of making it in Hollywood comes to HBO.
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If Strane at one point wonders what happened to her considerable creative powers, that was it.
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He wonders where to get them, how long they'll last, when they'll next be in season.
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"What danger can there be in being the shadow of a gunman," he wonders to himself.
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Why, he wonders, did he not try to care for them when he had the chance?
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With Nassar, she wonders if she could have been more available for athletes to confide in.
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I had been wanting to do a puzzle about the SEVEN WONDERS for quite a while.
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" He wonders about what we will never read: "how many volumes of Corso have been lost?
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Those "weekend wonders" were performed in Doc's office with me wide-awake, acting as his assistant.
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Fittingly for Motherboard, Tacoma presents us with a vision of the future that's full of wonders.
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Through their eyes, we saw the wonders of what we thought was the outer Solar System.
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If detachable cut-out jeans weren't daring enough for you, fashion has even more wonders to offer.
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But a fitted option can actually work wonders when it comes to balancing out a bigger chest.
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Speaking with PEOPLE, his uncle David wonders darkly if his death was not some kind of mercy.
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Phil Witmer wonders what would have happened if Kendrick had used the "cool S" as a signature.
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It probably comes as no surprise that having a dog apparently does wonders for your mental health.
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Unless the traffic is bad, nobody gives them much thought or wonders what might lie beneath them.
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We were certainly not the one-hit wonders the dismissive rock press likes to say we were.
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Past world's fairs introduced such wonders as the Eiffel Tower, the Ferris Wheel and Seattle's Space Needle.
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He thinks his reactor could do wonders here on Earth—so he's flipping the space technology script.
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This type of vocal change can work wonders on the right audience — and clearly it already does.
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And though she wonders what people will hate from it, she doesn't let it affect her work.
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