"The fibers are wrapped in urethane and wrapped in copper and wrapped again in urethane," he said.
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The body was not wrapped tightly; it was loosely wrapped.
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Products arrive wrapped on platters and are also individually wrapped.
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Its recent daily specials have included plastic-wrapped red peppers and plastic-wrapped mini cucumbers, and plastic-wrapped figs, and plastic-wrapped sugar mangoes, and strawberries in plastic clamshells– and, well, you get it.
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Donald Trump is an enigma, wrapped in a riddle, wrapped in cash.
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Bacon Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers Keep things classic with these bacon wrapped babies. 2.
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Jubilee is an enigma wrapped in a riddle wrapped in a Rorschach test.
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Bread wrapped in paper, he said, went bad faster than bread wrapped in plastic.
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Large Sausage Wrapped Small Sausage The large sausage wrapped small sausage's name belies its genius.
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However, people preferred neatly wrapped presents from acquaintances and sloppily wrapped presents from close friends.
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Not only we&aposre taking a look at this economy and these markets, you know, as we&aposre a month wrapped up, a quarter wrapped up, a half-year wrapped up.
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Results showed that expectations were significantly higher for the neatly wrapped gifts compared with sloppily wrapped ones.
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"The book should be a handbook for the brilliant community—wrapped in autobiography, wrapped in biography," he said.
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He remains, I like to say, a riddle wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a Perry Ellis suit.
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They wrapped up the workout, looking no more tired than if they had just wrapped up some light yard work.
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But the wording of his message indicates that he's also wrapped his tenure as Captain America: Officially wrapped on Avengers 4.
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His latest book, "Sleeping With Strangers," is an argument — or several arguments — wrapped in a film history wrapped in a memoir.
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Instead, she wrapped the ends with gold wire, and added 3 more wrapped sections up the braid, creating a "bubble pony" effect.
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Wrapped Side PonytailLogan Browning wore her two-toned faux locs to one side, and cleverly wrapped her elastic with a few strands.
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Perhaps it is because this tale emerged from within the riddle, wrapped in a mystery, wrapped inside an enigma called the Soviet Union.
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"When they're wrapped like that, depending on how well they're wrapped, it protects the body from scavengers and being pulled part," Ms. Sorg said.
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Male pilgrims wear two pieces of clean, unstitched cloth (usually plain white) — one wrapped around their waist and one wrapped around their torso — and plain sandals.
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A housekeeper found Crane's body in the garage of his home on July 5, 1985, wrapped in bedsheets with a telephone cord wrapped around his neck.
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The Witch is wrapped up in its own views of religion, of sin, of feminine power, but more than anything else, it is wrapped up in itself.
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Included are their most famous works, "Wrapped Reichstag," realized in Berlin in 1995, and "The Pont Neuf Wrapped," in which they shrouded Paris's oldest bridge in silky fabric.
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There are three firmness levels, but each mattress features individually-wrapped coils conform to your every curve while a lower layer of wrapped coils provide support and firmness.
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The 73-year-old has denied the allegations and was allowed to participate in "Arrested Development" Season 5, which wrapped filming right around the time that it wrapped filming.
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We found that those who received a sloppily wrapped gift liked their present significantly more than those who received a neatly wrapped gift — regardless of which mug they got.
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" - Woj, 239 "Wrapped his house in toilet paper.
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" - Lauren, 25 "Wrapped microwave in foil because 'radiation.
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HBO's baffling, maddening, beautiful series The Leftovers wrapped in 2017, and improbably (given Damon Lindelof's involvement), it actually wrapped up cleanly, explaining its biggest mysteries and reaching a satisfying conclusion.
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As Wise wrapped up a televised interview following his win, cameras filmed him appearing ecstatic as he wrapped his arms around a blonde woman who congratulated him on the victory.
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The scientists then held a jumping contest, taking cubebots wrapped in various combinations of this new material and comparing how many times they bounced after landing, to cubebots wrapped in foam.
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She is the centerpiece — wrapped in the DC flag.
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And I … look forward to this being wrapped up.
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" As the sketch later wrapped up, Moffat said, "Mr.
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The film wrapped before his brush with the law .
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First things first: This isn't an explainer, because there is very little use in trying to explain the man wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a $3,250 jacket that is Kanye West.
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That means your Wrapped will include the songs, artists, albums and podcasts you discovered on Spotify in 2019, plus the artists you streamed over the past decade, through a "My Decade Wrapped" option.
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The final product, including now both the "2019 Wrapped" and "My Decade Wrapped," can be posted to social media with the provided share card that summarizes your top tracks, artists and listening history.
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However, after the reveal, participants receiving the neatly wrapped gift reported that it failed to live up to their expectations, while those who got the sloppily wrapped gift said it surpassed their expectations.
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He wasn't convicted until May 2018, weeks after production wrapped.
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Only this time it came wrapped up with mystical imagery.
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After swimming, your baby is wrapped in a soft towel.
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Shrimp wrapped in pork and sesame seeds, and fried squid.
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Smith's dunk seconds later wrapped it up for the Mavs.
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American presidents have gotten wrapped up in trade wars before.
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This coot was found with wire wrapped around its leg.
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He already has us wrapped around his precious little fingers!
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I didn't find that out until the second season wrapped.
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O.J. Simpson wrapped last night and it was just remarkable.
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The snake was wrapped around a porch light, Copeland said.
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Police say he replaced the wrapped diamonds with empty wrappers.
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Before every budget deadline came wrapped in a shutdown threat.
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Each bomb is individually wrapped and labeled depending on scent.
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He was wrapped in large black plastic bags and cloth.
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Foods made with Fritos, anything that's wrapped in a Dorito.
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"The New Celebrity Apprentice" wrapped up its season last month.
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The pair also has their arms wrapped around each other.
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Individually wrapped items, like cupcakes, are common in the stores.
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Molly is wrapped up in her text conversation with Dro.
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And they want it wrapped up with a nice bow.
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Another boy, Trenton Beazley, wrapped a jacket around Sarah's wounds.
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She was found limping with string wrapped around her toes.
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She wrapped the brace around his forearm and laced it.
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So it's everything I love wrapped up in one thing.
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It looks like Hillary Clinton has this nomination wrapped up.
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But it wrapped up in 2004 with no real conclusion.
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An apricot, wrapped in a fig, dusted with edible gold.
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The company wrapped up roadshows in New York on Friday.
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Can the swamp adequately address an epidemic wrapped in despair?
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But is is always wrapped in a blanket of pseudoscience.
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Have you wrapped your head around that epic Legion finale?
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Nissan seems to have wrapped itself in the Japanese flag.
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Inside, she found the woman's body wrapped in a sheet.
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This isn't just a gimmick wrapped inside a junk phone.
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Oh, and all of this wrapped in a presentable way.
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Of those, 1 million have completely "wrapped" this annual task.
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Last week, it wrapped up its first batch of startups.
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She wrapped it up and posted it back to Iceland.
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The Senate, instead, was wrapped up in an immigration debate.
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Harry Styles wrapped up his debut tour in epic fashion.
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It feels to me like Cole's story is wrapped up.
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We've just wrapped up Startup Battlefield MENA in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Let's just say Emma Watson wasn't sad when they wrapped.
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Yet the Daydream View is wrapped entirely in absorbent fabric.
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Even the best country songs are wrapped in that thing.
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The last presents were wrapped and put under the tree.
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Duck skin is gelled and wrapped around preserved duck eggs.
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Drax gotta keep it tight until this shoot is wrapped.
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They finalized their divorce after filming for the show wrapped.
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Formula E wrapped up its fifth season over the weekend.
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All of that was wrapped around this really crazy story.
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In Macomb, that frustration is wrapped up in racial tension.
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Knight gave Farrell a wrapped box with a note attached.
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Of course, Centene just wrapped up a merger with HealthNet.
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The pills were wrapped in brown sacks sent from Mumbai.
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Did you pick all of the music after production wrapped?
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We also hit on an LA venture summit and wrapped.
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She just wrapped Blind, an indie flick with Alec Baldwin.
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He was very dumb and wrapped around my little finger.
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Netflix's Dear White People wrapped filming on November 8, 2016.
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She's not wrapped in cashmere, gazing serenely at her belly.
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Ryan, with his arms wrapped around her, kissing her cheek.
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Rescuers wrapped Carolyn in blankets and took her to safety.
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It could all be wrapped up between about 11 p.m.
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Lindsey Graham said as he wrapped up his Spartanburg comments.
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Pride is a violent thriller wrapped in a horror flick.
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Obfuscation wrapped in vagueness, covered with a layer of gibberish.
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She painted houses and wrapped candy on factory assembly lines.
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Meanwhile, Ronson recently wrapped up production on Lady Gaga's Joanne.
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The main cast had already wrapped when the fire occurred.
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After we wrapped, I grabbed my phone and opened Instagram.
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How did Kushner get wrapped up in this latest controversy?
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Republicans, in contrast, wrapped themselves in the mantle of patriotism.
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Then, he prepared to take on the tomato wrapped burger.
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When her hand wrapped around the box, something was off.
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" Orbital ATK: "You don't want everything wrapped up in there.
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No, not the kind that's wrapped up in a box.
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The trader's trades and strategy are wrapped into a "Darwin".
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Each box, says the company, contained 15,120 individually wrapped condoms.
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Dougie, it seems, is wrapped up in the wrong crowd.
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Karl has said "Born Slippy" is beauty wrapped around darkness.
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Plus, they're super cute when they're wrapped up in blankets.
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NOTES: The Flyers and Oilers wrapped up their season series.
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It was the same package, just wrapped in different paper.
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Her body was also wrapped in a large Indian flag.
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At one end, his head was wrapped in duct tape.
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They do have catchy packaging, wrapped in appealing political phraseology.
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The borrower wrapped up meetings in New York on Tuesday.
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The shop also has a wide selection of wrapped candies.
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Two men stood outside chatting, wrapped in sheets and towels.
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But it's very real — and production wrapped in August 2019.
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It's a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.
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AdEvent Group wrapped the dance floor with a custom monogram.
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Or is he now wrapped up with the Russian government?
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How about 362 grams of individually wrapped Turkish opium chocolates?
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"That was intense," Corden said as the class wrapped up.
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The last two sentences wrapped up the obituary's harsh words.
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It took her awhile because it was all wrapped up.
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"Oh, & @KidRock, a confederate flag wrapped has been," he concluded.
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Then it was wrapped in three sheets of white cloth.
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With her arm wrapped around her daughter's waist, she smiled.
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I asked if I could take it in fully wrapped.
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They've got a cropped hem, wrapped front, and dropped crotch.
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They were wrapped head to toe in yellowed, ragged cloth.
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The Nasdaq Composite Index wrapped its trading day at 7,734.49.
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Sometimes lonely, sometimes happy, sometimes scared, sometimes wrapped in beauty.
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It's identity is wrapped up in its structure and hardware.
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But I kept it with a straw, still wrapped up.
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It was 4.30 PM by the time we wrapped up.
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He wrapped the base of his thumb in a bandage.
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Attorneys on both sides wrapped up closing arguments on Monday.
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Someone handed him a small body, wrapped in a blanket.
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Recipes: Chard-Wrapped Greek Yogurt Pies | More Greek Dishes cooking
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" 'We have her wrapped up in a blanket' Dispatcher: "OK.
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After production wrapped, post production began immediately in Los Angeles.
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Folks should stop acting as if it's wrapped up already.
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The laces of one sneaker are wrapped tightly around it.
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She wrapped her hands on the glass, absorbing its heat.
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The movie is a week away from being fully wrapped.
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In 1995, they similarly wrapped the Reichstag in Berlin, Germany.
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Also, the pastries were individually wrapped and not potentially hazardous.
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"The lines were wrapped around the place," Mr. Mcbride said.
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Everything about it is wrapped up neatly at the end.
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The trio wrapped up just days before the photo shoot.
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A blue telephone cord was wrapped around her right wrist.
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This was a tale of two games wrapped into one.
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Or do they bring with, wrapped in medieval Baby Bjorns?
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Barely an hour and change ago, Bethesda's E3 Showcase wrapped.
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There's an ambiguous space between being entirely wrapped and unravelled.
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Someone had wrapped the railing with streams of Christmas tinsel.
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But don't get too wrapped up in all that cheer.
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The prosecutors wrapped up their presentation in 2015, but Mrs.
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"It's as if somebody gift wrapped their words for you."
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Then there's the scam Dog nearly got wrapped up in.
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They painted their faces and wrapped flags round their shoulders.
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Cruise's value has largely been wrapped up in its software.
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The Dolphins don't have the No. 1 pick wrapped up.
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Bridget turned then, and wrapped her arms around Angela's waist.
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During the organization's recently wrapped up nationwide bus tour, Sens.
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"The Vanilla Ice Project" wrapped its ninth season last summer.
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Just before Thanksgiving, their productions wrapped on the same day.
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Toyota Supra: A BMW Z4 wrapped in a Toyota suit.
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Then it's wrapped up in the soft tortilla and toasted.
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I felt like I'd been wrapped in an electric blanket.
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And she wrapped that season up on a high note.
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Lately, Mr. Byrne has wrapped himself in the president's agenda.
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"She was more wrapped up than any mother I saw."
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She wrapped her hands around a mug of green tea.
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"Phones are wrapped up in people's nervous systems," he said.
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The baby Jesus is wrapped in a silver foil blanket.
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House Democrats wrapped for the day just before 10 p.m.
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On Friday, Democrats wrapped up their case, concluding with Rep.
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Her boyfriend wrapped her in blankets to stop the shivering.
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It could also come wrapped up in the tax code.
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Trump's legal team on Tuesday wrapped up its opening arguments.
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Sometimes she gets too wrapped up to come to bed.
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Presents get wrapped up as we prepare for the holidays.
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That process has taken months and only recently wrapped up.
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My entire life has been wrapped up in this story.
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I wrapped things up with the Matchmakers Cool Mint McFlurry.
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There's very few people we've wrapped just one gift for.
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In fact, he has four productions wrapped this year alone.
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They fade back into the darkness, wrapped in each other.
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For others it's wrapped up in issues around sexual identity.
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"I wrapped my head around it really fast," Bee said.
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Additionally, the Clinton impeachment effort wrapped up in February 1999.
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Spotify's push into podcasts continues today with the launch of a new, 13-episode original series, "The Decade Wrapped," that taps into insights and data from Spotify's year-end Wrapped campaign to inform its episodes.
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That does not mean it should be wrapped in red tape.
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Zittrain and Zuckerberg wrapped up the discussion by considering Facebook's future.
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I took today the President wrapped up his trip to England.
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Pretty Little Liars wrapped up filming its final season in October.
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The 'iPhone' boxes, which were wrapped in plastic, appeared brand new.
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Alexis Ohanian's daughter already has him wrapped around her little finger.
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The whole thing's wrapped up in a fast-moving two hours.
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Approximately 20% of construction costs are wrapped up in fixing errors.
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Then it was all wrapped in a tarp from the floor.
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The clues are there, but has anything happened since production wrapped?
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But as the first season wrapped up, two things became clear.
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THAT'S RIGHT, TARGET JUST WRAPPED UP ITS 2381 FINANCIAL COMMUNITY MEETING.
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"With a Union flag wrapped around your coffin?" asked the friend.
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Wrapped in that government jargon is a valuable and notable outcome.
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As soon as they wrapped up their meeting, Rosquette was arrested.
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Harry held the child who was wrapped in a white blanket.
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As he wrapped up his message, Philipps began wiping away tears.
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After "The Good Place" wrapped up, Jamil pivoted back toward hosting.
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Johnston wrapped up his work with the DNC in July 2016.
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Laki, from Somalia, cradled her baby, wrapped in a pink blanket.
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And now, Instagram itself is getting wrapped up in the drama.
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He says Axe's penthouse is basically wrapped in barb wire. Impenetrable.
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A few minutes after she wrapped up her speech, Democratic Sen.
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There's so much that's wrapped up nostalgia and familiarity and ritual.
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The screen icons' entire story was wrapped up in eight episodes.
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It was supposed to have been wrapped up late last year.
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The white sheets, which wrapped the solar tiles, snapped and fluttered.
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You can even have the box gift wrapped for your dad.
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Under the north are the 2 cardboard boxes wrapped in plastic.
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AT&T's DirecTV Now wrapped the year with 1.6 million customers.
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Another action-packed week in the impeachment inquiry has wrapped up.
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She wrapped her hands around his torso and he wobbled happily.
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By the time Kessler's rally wrapped up, a thunderstorm moved in.
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To nobody's surprise, everyone was on their feet when she wrapped.
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But we have a lot of identity wrapped up in this.
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Businesses seeking favours from officials send lavishly wrapped boxes of them.
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The flag rested on his head and wrapped around his shoulders.
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And we wrapped with notes on everyone's favorite space-faring SPAC.
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As Trump wrapped up his speech, she ripped up her copy.
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The snake wrapped itself around the bar's ceiling fan on Saturday.
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He just wrapped his arms around me and let me cry.
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Immigration shackled my feet and wrapped a chain around my waist.
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Behold the latest monstrosity: the burger- and bacon-wrapped hot dog.
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Frank and Benjamin then wrapped Beverly Jean's body in a tarp.
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The Good Wife wrapped production on the finale earlier this week.
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And how much of my identity was wrapped up in work.
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This is basically just a ball of sugar wrapped in rice.
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And his message might've well come wrapped in a yellow vest.
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All of those things is wrapped up to me in athleticism.
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She had it wrapped in a bandage and wore a sling.
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The former are wrapped in plastic to protect their leather lining.
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But hopefully this will be wrapped up sooner rather than later.
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His entire family was wrapped up in the drug world — seriously.
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How often do they get cases wrapped up in a bow?
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The people, the music, the food — everything wrapped up in one?
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Guess which one he was happy to lose after filming wrapped?
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Cigarettes are death wrapped in white paper and loaded with carcinogens.
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"I kind of got wrapped up in Prime Day," McNamara said.
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Her performance of "Wrapped Up" catapults her to fame and fortune.
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I love being wrapped in my partner's arms, warm and safe.
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The roasted bird is sliced thinly and wrapped in a crepe.
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THE stuff of life comes wrapped in tiny bags called cells.
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"They threw some flower petals and wrapped it up," he continues.
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Michael Bublé's baby girl has him wrapped around her little finger.
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After she wrapped it around Hansen, she boogied with the band.
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The trial wrapped up in January and is pending a verdict.
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It's official: filming for 13 Reasons Why's second season has wrapped.
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Her mom keeps the helmet wrapped in plastic in her bedroom.
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It's this idea of being wrapped and unavailable and not feminine.
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One photo shows one of his arms wrapped in a bandage.
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By that point, Clinton could have the nomination safely wrapped up.
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Khloé Kardashian wrapped up her birthday weekend with a "true" treat.
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Some were even wrapped in cotton rugs like a sushi roll.
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The display is plenty gorgeous and wrapped in very thin bezels.
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The voices stopped if he wrapped himself up in aluminum foil.
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GUTFELD: Okay, maybe it was a statement wrapped am a question.
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At first, Bender assumed the fish had been tail-wrapped — i.e.
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Especially as they're wrapped in the innocuous form of classic movies.
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It was delivered to me wrapped in a silky purple ribbon.
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"Having an identity wrapped up in work is overrated," she says.
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The Senate Budget Committee just wrapped up its questioning of Mulvaney.
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She just wrapped up an AMA and you should read it.
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Official tallies could be wrapped up between 73 and 11 p.m.
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Official tallies could be wrapped up between 10 and 11 p.m.
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It's been seven, eight years since we wrapped the last movie.
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Once the movie wrapped, it was back to drugs and alcohol.
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His right hand appeared to have a bandage wrapped around it.
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But that revelation is wrapped in unnecessary stats and technical terms.
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The coroner says it was wrapped around his neck five times.
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The finishing touch is Lucille, Negan's barbed wire-wrapped baseball bat.
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By then, the cast had just wrapped shooting and was exhausted.
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The IMF wrapped up its latest visit to Congo on Wednesday.
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The Raptors wrapped up a 3-1 Western Conference road trip.
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Wrapped up, gloved up, I started warming up on the mitts.
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Filming has wrapped, but Usher hasn't stopped climbing into the ring.
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Because that shit is good — and shrink-wrapped in plastic, too.
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Nia played a recurring role in season 3, which has wrapped.
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Hundreds wrapped around the block with portfolios and PowerPoints in tow.
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Inside the bag were two used work boots wrapped in plastic.
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Production wrapped in her kitchen with wine, mezcal shots and cheers.
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The royals often seem insular, closed off and wrapped in tradition.
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So I sure would like to get this one wrapped up.
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The show is an inside joke wrapped in another inside joke.
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It now lies in the churchyard, wrapped in a red shroud.
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She handed him a prune that was wrapped in waxed paper.
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"Someone said 'You must feel great, you wrapped,'" Ms. Margulies said.
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The innate exclusivity is wrapped in a veneer of non-exclusivity.
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Also, the food doesn't come wrapped the way it does stateside.
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We just wrapped up the final interview for the media rollout.
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His neck was wrapped in wire, and blood covered his mattress.
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The president wrapped up his campaign swing before 2 a.m. today.
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But in July, GoT wrapped shooting its eighth and final season.
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In the meantime, the couple have wrapped up their European tour.
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Is Japan going to get wrapped in this in different ways?
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As our server wrapped things up, I chatted with the students.
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Precious firearms wrapped in oilcloth are cached in cemeteries and backyards.
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They wrapped up the series Sunday, beating the Warriors 93-89.
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Cheese should be carefully wrapped so it's not touching any plastic.
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Finally, he added a step that automatically wrapped the bread, too.
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The reviewer appreciated how well the individually wrapped coils isolated motion.
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I took a quick shower and wrapped myself in my sheet.
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Bertens required treatment during Thursday's match and had the leg wrapped.
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For a summery dish, make some chard-wrapped Greek yogurt pies.
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Plus, it'll feel like he's being wrapped in a big hug.
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Soybean planting can proceed as soon as corn is wrapped up.
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What was Phelps thinking while wrapped in his warm-up gear?
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The individually wrapped coils also kept motion transfer to a minimum.
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There was a shrink-wrapped pillow and comforter on the ottoman.
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After the movie wrapped, he read for MTV's first scripted show.
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David Leonhardt Tonight wrapped up three weeks of presidential campaign debates.
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A snow-flocked tree that's wrapped in 550 warm white lights
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Unfortunately for Gillibrand, the speech wrapped up just before 2 p.m.
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Wrapped around each wheel is Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 rubber.
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The upcoming Han Solo origin film wrapped principal photography on Tuesday.
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After one hour of rule debate -- which wrapped around 11 a.m.
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It's wrapped in fabric and elevated by three stout metal legs.
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The old man's body is wrapped in a pink floral blanket.
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"Doctor?" he asked, showing me his leg, wrapped sloppily in gauze.
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And I hope that this is close to being wrapped up.
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She wrapped her legs around his, still looking at the ceiling.
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Their fate, he says, is wrapped up in the proposal's outcome.
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They're on full display with snake rings wrapped around her nipples.
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Hit shows, like The Office and Breaking Bad, premiered — and wrapped.
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She wrapped herself in Obama's policies and politics throughout the primary.
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Their faces wrapped in packing tape, their hands tied and bound.
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Gates wrapped up his testimony on day 7 of the trial.
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Each game is wrapped individually, and marked with a price tag.
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And Washington's Metrorail just wrapped up a yearlong emergency repair program.
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But when we wrapped the second season, I felt relieved. Why?
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The naked ball is then wrapped in that distinct fluorescent felt.
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He has gifts for all of them wrapped in his room.
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The cheeses are sold in 8-ounce wedges, precut and wrapped.
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He was born breech, his umbilical cord wrapped around his neck.
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Amtrak wrapped up the emergency repairs to Penn Station on Sept.
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The veterans remembered a summer wrapped in fear but also hope.
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He lifted a sheet to show his leg, wrapped in bandages.
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Plus I keep everything wrapped up and vacuum sealed in plastic.
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One of them had a large snake wrapped around his shoulders.
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North Carolina wrapped buses in Seattle with a pitch for Raleigh.
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The red ribbon wrapped around it symbolizes holding the family together.
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And yet pastry-wrapped baked cheese now seems like a relic.
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He is a cynic wrapped in an ideology inside a scheme.
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The series consists of textile masters wrapped in their own fabrics.
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O'Donnell quit after that episode wrapped and didn't finish the season.
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A sparkly black Roberto Cavalli cummerbund was wrapped around her midriff.
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Mr. Howe wrapped up two intense weeks of testimony on Thursday.
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"I don't like to have it all wrapped up," she said.
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JACOBS A fig stuffed with goat cheese and wrapped in prosciutto!
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I also appreciate the fact that my potatoes weren't plastic-wrapped.
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Dine in the sunny, window-wrapped space or on shady patios.
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A long string of pearls is wrapped around his left wrist.
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A child wrapped around his father's waist adjusts his falling sandal.
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I soon realized why the Double-Double comes wrapped in paper.
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My identity is not wrapped up in being a Trump staffer.
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Speaking to MSNBC shortly after Sessions's press conference wrapped up, Sen.
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"We need to get it wrapped up by Thursday," Cornyn said.
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More remains were found in a refrigerator, wrapped in plastic bags.
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"Like, don't get too wrapped up in this character," Poe said.
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"Game of Thrones" wrapped up its divisive final season in May.
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The show is going to be wrapped up very, very beautifully.
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" Eric: "Recently we wrapped up our first Asia fan-con tour.
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"He doesn't get too wrapped up in it," LeeAnne told Bravo.
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This time Jutanugarn stopped and wrapped Thompson in a heartfelt hug.
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They're typically single-use patches that come individually wrapped for convenience.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I wrapped up my partnership once because of that.
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But for both features to be wrapped up in one cloud?
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Turkey has been wrapped in a cloak of fear and anxiety.
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As Pelosi wrapped, she received a standing ovation from the Democrats.
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Chance Harvey, a shooting guard, wrapped corn pollen into his socks.
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Postal Savings Bank of China's 4.5% perps were wrapped around par.
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He wrapped Mara in a hug, lifting her off the stool.
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Christmas crackers are cardboard tubes wrapped in brightly colored paper and
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But of course the valuations are costly and wrapped in complexity.
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Also new this year is an expansion of "Wrapped" to podcasters.
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The Mandalorian "Baby Yoda" Sipping Soup, Blanket-Wrapped Figure, $15.99; amazon.
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ET, and wrapped the speech a little after 6:10 p.m.
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A woman, wrapped in a blanket, sits quietly after the attacks.
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Just wrapped up a job interview that couldn't have gone worse?
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Finally, the patients were wrapped in blankets to ward off hypothermia.
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It was wrapped in an announcement of her St. Gallen show.
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She wrapped Makai up in her arms and held him tight.
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She has kept her physics notebook, wrapped in plain brown paper.
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In September, Blink-182 wrapped their summer tour with Lil Wayne.
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It arrived in paper, wrapped in twine and sealed with wax.
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The joint was wrapped in a fancy gold-leaf rolling paper.
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We were all wrapped in rich, old memories of aching pain.
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Then she wrapped both of her hands around her nana's hand.
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Nothing gets wrapped in paper without at least a little trimming.
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Another man had wrapped himself in white bedsheets and was twitching.
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Perhaps Claire Olshan's bougie shrink-wrapped snack food readymades are art.
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In an effort to figure out what makes her unique presence in MMA so fascinating and entertaining, we reached out to experts from the writing world—whose only knowledge of MMA comes from participating in this Academic Analysis series—and asked them what they could make of the mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in Violence wrapped in a Champion.
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For instance, the mystery of meat-wrapped-knives remains unsolved in Omaha, where people are probably still wondering why on Earth someone would go around stabbing trees with blades wrapped in meat, butcher paper, and duct tape.
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The capability to tow more than 2450,24 pounds wrapped in the latest technology and luxury features like Custom Camelback two-tone leather seats, a premium stitched leather-wrapped steering wheel, along with the armrests and instrument panel.
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Neither presumptive nominee has wrapped up universal support within their own party.
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I like the characters, wrapped up in the names, in the streets.
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The originals he wrapped in plastic bags and stashed in a farmhouse.
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The Food Network host's cute rice cereal bars are wrapped in fun.
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I order shrimp wrapped in pork with sesame seeds, which is AMAZING.
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"I did the Wikipedia," Lopez said as the Nets wrapped up practice.
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But was the tick wrapped up to become the spider&aposs dinner?
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Kinda weird for The Beatles to be wrapped up in this, huh?
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Here comes a total lunar eclipse and supermoon, all wrapped into one.
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"We're like two vines that grew and wrapped themselves around one another."
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I wrapped my laptop and iPad in multiple layers of bubble wrap.
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He wrapped his arms tightly around Harry as Meghan observed and laughed.
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It sits on the grocery shelf often wrapped in plastic or cellophane.
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I was a different person by the time we'd wrapped the scene.
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The fruit is wrapped in packaging that, of course, matches is luxury.
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The whole thing should be wrapped up by 4:15pm Eastern time.
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When Full House wrapped in 1995, Andrea Barber left show business behind.
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"When my hair is wrapped I feel like a queen," she explained.
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McClay, like all of us, was also emotional when the show wrapped.
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I lose my place, because I get so wrapped up in it.
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For fans, the Spice Girls represented girl power wrapped in peppy pop.
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A middle-aged woman lay on the operating table, wrapped in blankets.
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"They wrapped their heads around it and really grasped it," Weight said.
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Jenner got her daughter a mini Louis Vuitton-wrapped Lamborghini for Christmas.
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Woods&apos body was found, wrapped and bound, in a fresh grave.
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We wrapped up at about 3:30 to do afternoon animal chores.
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The two also recently wrapped filming the movie's sequel Wonder Woman: 1984.
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There was the plastic-wrapped blanket and plastic-bagged earbuds, for starters.
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Everything Ruth did was wrapped up tight in a layer of myth.
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Wrap your hand around my throat as I wrapped mine around yours.
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People have been eating sweets wrapped in gold leaf and silver leaf.
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Baby Sussex was wrapped in a wool blanket from G.H. Hurt & Son.
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This meant portraits showed members of the family wrapped in orange clothes.
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Which set of arms would you prefer to have wrapped around you?
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Another hallmark is a belief, however much wrapped in doubt, in progress.
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This sleek smartwatch is like a fitness buddy wrapped around your wrist.
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Ferrera completed the look with a gold headband wrapped around her forehead.
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For accessories, Ferrera chose a gold headband that wrapped around her forehead.
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The sock wrapped itself around the branch of a particularly tall birch.
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One woman in scrubs crouched down and wrapped her arms around Ruthie.
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There's so much summertime nostalgia wrapped up in this one sweet treat.
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Some of them had wrapped their soles with sellotape to prevent blisters.
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I ended up with a burn that wrapped around my entire wrist.
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People have a hard time getting their head wrapped around opportunity lost.
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The British drama wrapped up its sixth and final season in December.
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The administrative proceeding was postponed until the criminal cases were wrapped up.
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After the trio wrapped their lunch, Kim asked her mom, "WWJD?" a.k.a.
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The previous YC batch, which wrapped up in March, included ZeroDown, Overview.
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Filming for the sequel took place in London and wrapped last year.
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Too much of it seems wrapped up in his reality show mystique.
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He wrapped his final acting role and was stricken 36 hours later.
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It was the pork chops wrapped in bacon at the Iowa fair.
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I put him on Farc's lap and wrapped the arms around him.
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Computex, which wrapped up today, is divided into two venues in Taipei.
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She already has Mike and me wrapped around her finger 100 percent.
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We can't get too emotional and wrapped up in too much chaos.
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Both Mowry sisters have kept busy since Sister, Sister wrapped in 1999.
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The episode's construction is wrapped in a close emotional bond as well.
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Hesitantly, he lowered his weapon and wrapped his other arm around Rachel.
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"Big dificil," she said, as her daughters wrapped their arms around her.
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"This can be wrapped up in four or five months," he predicted.
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AJ's body was found wrapped in plastic in a shallow grave Wednesday.
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The little girl was wrapped in a toilet cover and bathroom rug.
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But the fetus had the umbilical cord loosely wrapped around her neck.
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Diamonds or twine, no matter what, I'll be wrapped around your finger.
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The skins were then wrapped around silicone rubber tubes powered by air.
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They finally get home, and I scarf down a lettuce-wrapped burger.
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Technically because of the dental floss-like charging case, they're pre-wrapped!
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Once we've wrapped up our work for the day, we hang out.
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It is excellent in sandwiches, or with mozzarella, or wrapped around melon.
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That's a result of how wrapped up marijuana is in different areas.
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Taylor Swift's next big show since the 1989 tour wrapped in Dec.
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As soon as we wrapped, he immediately called me in the car.
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A friend wrapped a sheet around his leg and called for help.
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Giuliani added that he wants Mueller&aposs investigation wrapped up by Sept.
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As soon as she wrapped her hands around it, she felt calmer.
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The production wrapped, and Bergen returned home to L.A. a week later.
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At our request, the board wrapped the pipes, but left joints exposed.
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After we've wrapped, I walk her to her chat with Rep. Walz.
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I hadn't been wrapped in cotton wool, but I had been protected.
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They found a woman's body wrapped in burlap — but it wasn't Shannan.
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All this is wrapped up in a drama that attains epic intensity.
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We wrapped him up and used the other as a makeshift pillow.
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Disick, 34, wrapped one arm around Sofia, 19, as the two embraced.
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It seems to be wrapped up in to neat of a bow?
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The white cardboard box was wrapped in garbage bags, Smith told CNN.
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The net wrapped around the satellite, cocooning it and ending its life.
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Earlier this week I wrapped production on my first feature film, Jinn.
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According to Instagram, Chopra just wrapped a movie in Mumbai on Tuesday.
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House passes different version of bill, wrapped into a larger, unrelated bill.
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With his knees up, his arms wrapped around them, he looked fragile.
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In the US, it's wrapped in tissue paper in a cardboard box.
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Despite dropping serve late in the second, Bertens wrapped up the match.
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The two then wrapped up their meal and headed to the lobby.
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The band recently wrapped another mini-tour of Nepal in mid-December.
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What are you going to do once this tour is wrapped up?
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Then things kind of wrapped up, and then cue the Beastie Boys.
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Tank's firm stance on the issue comes after Lifetime's special wrapped Saturday.
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Jane has crowds and her father, Rex, wrapped around her bratty fingers.
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For starters, she just wrapped filming the Pretty Little Liars final season.
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I was not at all happy with the way it wrapped up.
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I feel like he gets a little wrapped up in the attention.
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A public comment period on the issue wrapped up late last month.
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All the artifacts were carefully wrapped, though most were worse for wear.
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A noose was wrapped around Galloway's neck, and she was badly decomposed.
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We've wrapped it all up for you in an easily skimmable package.
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"You're a good man," Pete told Crenshaw as the segment wrapped up.
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Trump's gift for the pontiff was wrapped in a big blue box.
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It's not the only recent film to be wrapped up in nostalgia.
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Thankfully, the local bomb squad found only fruitcake inside the wrapped box.
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I am a warm and protective blanket wrapped around everyone on Earth.
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He was wrapped in his blanket that smelled of garbage, bleeding freely.
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Oh, and don't get too wrapped up in the culture of youth.
|
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The prosecution wrapped up Wednesday's proceedings by finishing their questioning of Malafa.
|
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"I think Rubio could surprise us," she said, shortly after Rubio wrapped.
|
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Lewis described Tom as being "wrapped in cotton wool" by his mother.
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In short, this was a traditional Ponzi scheme wrapped in crypto clothing.
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They're round slabs of ice cream, covered in chocolate and individually wrapped.
|
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When that logic began to crumble, she only wrapped herself more tightly.
|
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"We just wrapped our first meeting of the day," Pompeo told reporters.
|
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Triggs had his injured calf wrapped and was limping in the clubhouse.
|
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No doubt Dad is wrapped around two sets of tiny little fingers.
|
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When Kevin Smith wrapped on the set of Suicide Squad, Warner Bros.
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Banana trees aren't actually trees—they are more like tightly-wrapped stalks.
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The vessels are also over wrapped with a carbon fiber composite material.
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That dough is then wrapped in foil, shaped into cylinders, and steamed.
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As Trump wrapped his infrastructure push, Comey's prepared remarks went live online.
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"When my hair is wrapped, I feel like a queen," she said.
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When he dies, he's going to be wrapped in an American flag.
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The meals were color-coded, individually wrapped, and labeled for each day.
|
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The episode wrapped up with Andrew coming to Meredith's house to talk.
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In the U.K., pigs in a blanket are sausages wrapped in bacon.
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"Then the girl's body was wrapped up and taken away," Munoz testified.
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I wrapped yarn around each of my ankles and tied them together.
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A lot of them are wrapped in the gauze of hazy memories.
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But before I wrapped up my research I did notice something interesting.
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Nate I think it'll be clearer after the primaries have wrapped up.
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One wrapped around himself the bloodstained Iraqi flag worn previously by another.
|
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McCollum's two free throws with 2.5 ticks left wrapped up the scoring.
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The next shot shows her with one leg wrapped around the other.
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The Senate wrapped up its work for the week after 1 p.m.
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Faith, the senator, was in my bathroom, wrapped only in a towel.
|
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With Spotify's Wrapped, which is now live on the music streaming app.
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The victim's hands were also wrapped with duct tape, the police said.
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The pencils are then wrapped in plastic wrap to protect against contamination.
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They're wrapped up, but it takes a special person to do this.
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He's totally wrapped up in his own head he's filled with fear.
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Like Mozzi with Beatrice, Brooksbank wrapped a protective arm around Eugenie's waist.
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The recipe, one for pies wrapped in grape leaves, spoke to me.
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They make these burritos wrapped in a blanket of cheese and jalapeños.
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Sleeping in the bed felt like being wrapped in a fluffy cocoon.
|
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He had started the game with his left knee wrapped in bandages.
|
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Clinton said as she wrapped her introduction, echoing a favored Obama refrain.
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Hours after closing arguments wrapped up, he was convicted on all counts.
|
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The "Red Dawn" remake changed villains after the film was already wrapped
|
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First-class passengers got a small pillow and a plastic-wrapped blanket.
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Nobody wrapped himself in a flag or questioned the science at hand.
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In the dressing room, my trainer, Mike, wrapped my hands with gauze.
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The soaps are crafted and hand-wrapped in the South of France.
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Her long dark braid is wrapped in thick ribbon: bright, blood-red.
|
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Only the snake wasn't in her hands or wrapped around her arms.
|
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This is absurdism and nihilism wrapped up in one viral video burrito.
|
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The turkey is perfectly cooked and wrapped in a thick, toasty, handmade .
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Wrapped in a flexible housing, the Specdrum wearable fits almost any finger.
|
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The two were spotted smiling as Bezos' arm was wrapped around Sanchez.
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He's personified his baseball bat wrapped in wire and named it Lucille.
|
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It came from an unknown sender, wrapped in a brown paper parcel.
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She was wrapped in a beaded Chantilly lace gown by Inbal Dror.
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He wrapped all this in a nice bow that read: America First.
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Hopefully Apple won't forget everything that was wrapped around the home button.
|
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By the time we'd wrapped up our conversation, Hillary Clinton was done.
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David climbed off the mattress and wrapped his arms around my waist.
|
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They were small, triple-wrapped items, abnormal but definitely there on purpose.
|
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The mystery of the meat-wrapped knives continues to unfold in Omaha.
|
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She talked about her father's legacy, wrapped up in that civic obligation.
|
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He's a movie monster and caped crusader all wrapped up in one.
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Not that all of Pamela's second chapter is wrapped up in politics.
|
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It's like an edible Hieronymus Bosch painting wrapped in a paper straitjacket.
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Myoepithelial cells wrapped around milk-producing sacs in a mouse's mammary gland.
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The small bouquet of red flowers, wrapped in cellophane, was beside me.
|
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Griffin said the umbilical cord was wrapped around the baby's head twice.
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A stranger wrapped himself around her to protect her from the flames.
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I just wrapped another movie, "Bird Box," that I'm really excited about.
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We had cake (soap), presents (toys wrapped in a washcloth) and dancing.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Two teenagers,wrapped around each other like vines.
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He glanced at his wristwatch, its fraying band wrapped in duct tape.
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A knife wrapped in a towel on top of a toy refrigerator.
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The climbers were sitting in the backs of jeeps wrapped in blankets.
|
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A second official expected the drill could be wrapped up this week.
|
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Instead, it's a riddle wrapped in an enigma and cloaked in crazy.
|
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Both the wrapped-up sea gull and the shoe landed on them.
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A girl walked by, arms wrapped around a forest of perishable flowers.
|
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"She had a thousand personalities wrapped up in her one," Coleman said.
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Some toys would be unpackaged or wrapped in paper instead of plastic.
|
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The art form in her household was always wrapped up in transformation.
|
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Imagine a gorgeously wrapped gift sitting under a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
|
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Carbon-fiber composites are wrapped around the tool, then heated and squeezed.
|
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Some men trudged along on crutches with bandages wrapped around their legs.
|
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Greetings from Omaha where the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting just wrapped up.
|
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"Russian culture is beauty and tragedy all wrapped into one," she said.
|
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Wrapped in paper, the sandwich is as unassuming as it is satisfying.
|
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During college, I developed agoraphobia, wrapped tightly in a general mood disorder.
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A bassoon with its top end wrapped in foil emitted choked squeals.
|
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Mothers wrapped babies in dirty blankets to keep them warm and dry.
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Another hand, shaped like a snake, is wrapped around the figure's womb.
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Toys, soccer balls and pieces of clothing are carefully wrapped in plastic.
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Their bodies were laid out in a grassy courtyard, wrapped in blankets.
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It's official: Modern Family has wrapped filming its 11th and final season.
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Her evil is so seductive, wrapped as it is in maternal feeling.
|
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They have taken Theresa May's deal and wrapped it in new packaging.
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They're a secret wrapped in flour,They're a treasure for the tongue.
|
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"He wasn't tremendously wrapped up in his own psychology," Mr. Gayford added.
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One of the locals was wrapped up in bandages for the exercise.
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They're a secret wrapped in flour,They're a treasure for the tongue.
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Another Humvee delivered a man whose face was wrapped in oozing gauze.
|
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His three musicians, all naked, look like buoyant dolls wrapped in thread.
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At his funeral, the militant's body was wrapped in an ISIS flag.
|
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After House managers wrapped up their remarks, it was Trump's team's turn.
|
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Those two industries were wrapped into the rule in its final stage.
|
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A vote on the budget in 2015 wrapped up after 85033 a.m.
|
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The severed bloodied head was wrapped in cellophane and festooned with ribbons.
|
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After Silence wrapped, he went to New York to test his theory.
|
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And he's almost wrapped up a new version of a replacement bill.
|
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Monets sat wrapped in blankets, while curators positioned stand-in cardboard Brancusis.
|
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The interstellar comet arrives wrapped in a cloud of toxic cyanogen gas.
|
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Over a dozen did so on Monday after closing arguments wrapped up.
|
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I wrapped up a beautiful antique lamp I inherited from my father.
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And that image is a sunshine emoji wrapped in a #RevengeSZN hashtag.
|
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Rebel Wilson was wrapped up in red sequins like a Christmas present.
|
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Wrapped in a school lunch, they turn into savory sweet-potato cookies.
|
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BECKY QUICK: But you wrapped up your partnership at one point too.
|
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The trial day eventually wrapped at 2:00AM, 13 hours after starting.
|
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After a water-leak test, each car is wrapped in a cover.
|
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He said he thought an agreement could be wrapped up this week.
|
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It was coming from a woman with a baby wrapped in blankets.
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Some items were wrapped in packing papers, ready to be taken away.
|
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Later, the nurse brought Manuel the fetus, wrapped in a bloodied cloth.
|
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But there I was, surrounded by refrigerated cases of plastic-wrapped meat.
|
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Whenever a customer submits an order, the cans are wrapped by hand.
|
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The structure was wrapped in white peonies, Sahara roses and camellia greens.
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Like, a coin made completely from milk chocolate and wrapped in foil.
|
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Oshman said, glancing at her still swollen legs, wrapped in compression socks.
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Britain's Lewis Hamilton wrapped up his sixth title in Texas this month.
|
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Someone had wrapped her head in a yellow towel and shot her.
|
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Fentanyl powder, even if not wrapped, will not poison through environmental exposure.
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I get the little pretzel wrapped hot dogs and a cherry lemonade.
|
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Some of your favorite Disney characters are here, now wrapped in tinsel.
|
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And it's all wrapped up in a surprisingly touching world and story.
|
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The Wrapped recaps have gone mildly viral with seemingly everyone sharing theirs.
|
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They're all sort of wrapped up into one unpleasant pile of crap.
|
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So where did Ransome's tattered cozy knit end up after filming wrapped?
|
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Some joked online that it looks like she wrapped them in bedsheets.
|
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Sejdaras wrapped her arms around Heather's neck, and Heather kissed her goodbye.
|
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The prosecution rested its case Monday while the defense wrapped up Tuesday.
|
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Honestly, this is 2019's energy wrapped up in a perfect video.
|
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And after we wrapped one particularly emotional scene, we felt really good.
|
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Then she sat, wrapped an arm around Mallin, and drew her close.
|
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The House Intelligence Committee wrapped up its Russia investigation earlier this year.
|
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All that and we wrapped with Oyo's most recently disclosed financial performance.
|
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As hours passed, the Afghans descended slowly, bearing bodies wrapped in sheets.
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The installation consists of 2708 books wrapped in Dutch wax print fabric.
|
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Great, so Mideast peace and the opioid epidemic are all wrapped up!
|
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The sun was setting, and some girls had wrapped themselves in blankets.
|
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The actors stepped out as a couple shortly after they wrapped filming.
|
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Iggy Azalea still has ex French Montana wrapped around her little fingers.
|
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Each one is then hand-wrapped, and, ideally, sold at a profit.
|
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Apple Park is an anachronism wrapped in glass, tucked into a neighborhood.
|
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Even before it happens, it's wrapped up in its narratives and prejudices.
|
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William was wiping away tears as the royal couple wrapped the tour.
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It's wrapped in a tentacle around my leg and is pulling me.
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"Their baby is wrapped in that toxic environment for longer," Aagard said.
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Christo and his wife Jeanne-Claude became famous for their site-specific art installations, such as "The Gates" (173) in New York's Central Park and Berlin's "Wrapped Reichstag" (1995), in which they wrapped monuments and elements of nature.
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BECKY QUICK: They-- said that this is the-- they've wrapped up this investigation.
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Saturday's arrest could be a sign that the investigations are being wrapped up.
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As Milbank explained, individually wrapped Sarah Lee pound cakes were offered as consolation.
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For the last one week Delhi has been choking, wrapped around in smog.
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BERLIN — The 43th annual Berlin International Film Festival wrapped up over the weekend.
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Season 5 wrapped with a bang -- the finale was shot entirely in Cuba.
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The poultice is packed around the infected areas and then wrapped in bandages.
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Mulligan, whose credits include Shame and Drive, recently wrapped the indie drama Mudbound.
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The baby prince will be wrapped in the royal family's heirloom christening gown.
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Holt's newscast wrapped things up with a fluffy look at elaborate sand sculptures.
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This silk-wrapped tick was entombed by sap, which eventually fossilized as amber.
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BTW ... there are other swine-unfriendly options ... such as bacon-wrapped pig wings.
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Still missing Teen Wolf nearly two full years after it wrapped on MTV?
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Before transitioning to theater, Williams wrapped filming the iconic fantasy series in July.
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In a sea of rainbow flags, some marchers wrapped themselves in other designs.
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All three family members were found dead, duct-taped and wrapped in plastic.
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Around noon, he wrapped his body in wire and then walked into town.
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The cinematographer even sweetly wrapped his arm around the actress during the ride.
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Except there's one major difference: The entire device is wrapped in soft fabric.
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He scooped her up, wrapped her in his sweatshirt, and brought her inside.
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As we wrapped up the interview, word came of more casualties coming in.
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The baked salmon roll comes wrapped in aluminum foil over torched lighter cubes.
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The eyebox is wrapped in fabric; the microphone is embedded out of sight.
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Christmas gifts for Diaz and the family are already wrapped and stored upstairs.
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After production on the commercial wrapped, Safechuck alleges Jackson wrote him a letter .
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A quesarito, a cheese quesadilla wrapped around a burrito, for the same price.
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"She has me so far wrapped around her finger, it's dumb," he continued.
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Since the Twilight movies wrapped, the actor has worked on less commercial films.
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How the wrapped tick came to be trapped in amber remains a mystery.
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Second, here's what you might have missed, all wrapped up with a bow.
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Windy Chien tied 366 knots last year, not counting shoelaces or wrapped gifts.
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The 8-pound baby girl was wrapped in a pink and blue blanket.
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The global financial system has become a dangerous paradox wrapped in a riddle.
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The three main product lines will be wrapped into one reported revenue figure.
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Hey #Twitterville we just wrapped production so here's a special message #StarWars pic.twitter.
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As Avar wrapped up his presentation, the panel began eviscerating the entire project.
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After the first two seasons wrapped, the cast has been switched out completely.
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And meanwhile, Flynn is now pleading for his case to be wrapped up.
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The two exchanged a brief "thank you" after Putin wrapped up his remarks.
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In the pic, the infant has her hand wrapped around her father's finger.
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In that case, the URL-guessing got wrapped up in a feedback loop.
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On Sunday, the US and China wrapped up their third round of talks.
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Majid remembers delivering messages for party members hidden in papers wrapped around kebabs.
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Grim psychological thriller crossed with dark indie comedy, wrapped in arthouse speculative fiction.
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His face wasn't there, just a skull, wrapped in muscle tissue and veins.
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The sides are wrapped in a gray fabric that complements the look nicely.
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A Democratic Alliance supporter wrapped in a banner depicting party leader Mmusi Maimane.
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She joked her way out of the conversation and wrapped up the meeting.
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She once avoided arrest in Bucharest by staying wrapped only in a towel.
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At the same time, the fledgling Overwatch League just wrapped its second season.
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Her visit to Pakistan was wrapped in secrecy over fears for her safety.
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Kate Kasin Faux Leather Pencil Skirt Hip Wrapped Back Split, $9.99–$19.99; amazon.
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We'll tell you what: doing all that while eating cow wrapped in pig.
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They come wrapped in white paper which — of course — is impossible to remove.
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Oh, you thought The Fosters wrapped up every storyline with its March finale?
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Uber trial wrapped up when the companies settled early last year ... well, nope.
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Apple just wrapped up one of the most hardware-focused software conferences ever.
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There's for instance bánh chưng, a Vietnamese sticky rice creation wrapped in leaves.
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But for me it's got my whole life story wrapped up in there.
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Finland just wrapped up a trial, and India might adopt a nationwide program.
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One table held his favorite chocolates, Ferrero Rocher truffles wrapped in gold foil.
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"You don't have to do that," he said as a class wrapped up.
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When you've wrapped both handles with rope, let them sit to dry. Voila!
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We're flanked by my aunt and uncle, their bodies wrapped protectively around us.
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Westworld season 2 is a puzzle wrapped in an enigma, shrouded by mystery.
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He is a reticent, introverted character tightly wrapped in an assured, composed demeanour.
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"They are almost wrapped and headed into edit," the actor's rep tells PEOPLE.
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Clinton only recently wrapped up a contentious Democratic primary race against Vermont Sen.
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Lea Michele and Emilia Clarke have sported similar ponytail looks involving wrapped wire.
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What they communicate is unclear, their wrapped bundles and reasons for braiding concealed.
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As soon as the song wrapped up, people began making memes of it.
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The actress just wrapped her seventh and final season of the hit series.
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Then C selects the bacon wrapped pork chop and I have shrimp pasta.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee hasn't wrapped up its own Russian interference investigation yet.
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"One last question," Kimmel said as he wrapped up the 11-minute interview.
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It's allegedly a classic French dish that's made with wrapped and layered ingredients.
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Do that often enough, and the cable can get wrapped around your legs.
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It's reminiscent of a Google Home — short and squat and wrapped in fabric.
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Her most recent tour, meanwhile, called Livin' Like Hippies, wrapped in June 2018.
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Everything is wrapped up with a fairly neat bow, and fade to credits.
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Some gifts allow you to check both those gift-wrapped boxes at once.
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Sanchez wrapped an arm around Curry's neck and cinched it into a chokehold.
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The USDA just wrapped up a big survey of current American eating trends.
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She skipped a blowout, instead just wearing a towel wrapped around her head.
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SARA CARTER, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, it looks like it&aposs wrapped up.
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Shelton often wrapped his arms around Stefani, pulling her close throughout the evening.
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They're reminiscent of the regular old foil-wrapped milk chocolate coins of yesteryear.
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"Ready," Gharachedaghi simply penned an Instagram photo of herself wrapped in Shalom's arms.
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Girls wrapped production last week and will air its final episodes in 2017.
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Another wrapped her turquoise-painted fingernails around the steering wheel, feeling it out.
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AJ's body was found wrapped in plastic in a shallow grave on Wednesday.
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Jurors wrapped Thursday on the fourth day of deliberations without reaching a verdict.
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Now the boy is dead, found wrapped in plastic in a shallow grave.
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The boy's body was wrapped in plastic and hidden in a shallow grave.
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Other animals had flippers nearly severed by swimming wrapped in inexorably constricting ropes.
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For D'Agostino, camping is wrapped up with a bit of self-discovery, too.
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Once free, Flurry was wrapped in blanket and taken to a warm truck.
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She had been wrapped in a sheet and partially covered with bubble wrap.
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I study my textbooks rather than get wrapped up in all that drama.
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Just… great big, wrapped-up, comforting, loving, unjudgmental, accepting hugs to all today.
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The Komatsu Seiten Fabric Laboratory, wrapped in CABKOMA Strand Rods by Kengo Kuma.
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Suspiria is a nightmare wrapped in a witches curse that would make mother!
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This summer, lines wrapped around museums in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, and in Madrid.
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Also, individually wrapped items may not match the label on the outer package.
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Clinton wrapped up speech and she was off, headed back to the airport.
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Her power of super strength is inextricably wrapped up in tragedy and violation.
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They're plush to the touch, wrapped in lambskin, and filled with memory foam.
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And many times the bodies were wrapped plastic to avoid identification, he said.
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Both titles could be wrapped up in Austin, Texas, in two weeks' time.
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H. and I have shrimp cocktails and his son has bacon-wrapped shrimp.
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And, although Zoey was completely wrapped, they still hadn't aired the final episodes.
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But with Miami Connection, even a snide viewer gets wrapped up in it.
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Is a roll of ice cream wrapped in cotton candy considered a burrito?
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" Says Mamet, 28: "The show is ending, but it's not really wrapped up.
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They wrapped the night by presumably watching the new season of Handmaid's Tale.
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It's a tiny, enclosed office (wrapped in more of that sound-proof glass).
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According to the Washington Post, the meeting just wrapped up moments before publication.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois early Wednesday morning — wrapped up shortly after 10 a.m.
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Cords were meant to be wrapped up like a burrito, according to JanSport.
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Fun in this space was all wrapped up in the feeling of togetherness.
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My tears dried up until burly Donnell wrapped me in his arms, crying.
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But, remember this old axiom: A joke is truth wrapped in a smile.
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NAFTA negotiators wrapped up a third round of talks in Ottawa on Wednesday.
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The offenders also wrapped a rope around his neck before fleeing the scene.
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The project, which wrapped up Wednesday but will remain on display until Jan.
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Despite that assurance, details of the meeting leaked shortly after it wrapped up.
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YouTube wrapped up tonight's BrandCast event for advertisers by announcing seven new shows.
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Wrapped around this very strong foundation is a familiar Ubisoft open world game.
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Khaled showed love, before getting all wrapped up in those damn Drake vocals.
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After filming wrapped, the Bachelorette contestant was still in contact with both women.
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Inside the wrapped gift Kalani gives to Brandon is a blank adoption application.
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Fisher had wrapped filming for the next "Star Wars" episode before she died.
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Your value isn't entirely wrapped up in if, when, and how you parent.
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Spanish police released a photo showing the camouflage uniforms wrapped in large bundles.
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People wrapped in blankets leave the terminal buildings at Zaventem airport near Brussels.
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There she is, with a fresh blow out and a tastefully wrapped gift.
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When a guy has nice arms, you can picture them wrapped around you.
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Sometimes it isn't the product that's the issue; it's what it's wrapped in.
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He wrapped up almost seeming like he was trying to recruit the audience.
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They later walked down the street with their arms wrapped around each other.
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He wrapped her body in a blanket and carried her back to base.
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Think of a bowl of bibimbap, wrapped up in seaweed and seasoned rice.
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Additionally, we're pleasantly surprised to see the Vargas mystery wrapped up so quickly.
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In some ways, it feels like all of your projects wrapped into one.
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He wrapped the bus's exterior in Tartan as a nod to his roots.
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Other times I get fresh shiitake mushrooms wrapped in a damp, moldy towel.
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The Jewel spiel wrapped and we made our way to the second terminal.
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She wrapped her arms around Stacey and then gave Violah a giant hug.
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Whew, that's a lotta buttons on the Jag's elegant, leather-wrapped steering wheel.
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But they aren't turned on yet, still wrapped up somewhere in red tape.
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Mr. Burbano took off his shirt and wrapped it around the man's arm.
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Fashion week may have wrapped, but models are still on their A-game.
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Her friend is walking her out with a tuxedo jacket wrapped around her.
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All female foxes, from minor to elderly, he wrapped around his paw effortlessly.
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Ultimately, Mueller wrapped up his investigation without Trump ever sitting for an interview.
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Lenders were expecting to have it wrapped up by the beginning of December.
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Wrapped in nori, it's reminiscent of mochi, but with a sweet-sour tang.
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He wrapped up the scoring with an RBI single in the eighth inning.
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" "The American people deserve to have this thing wrapped up and over with.
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This song speaks of this uncertain condition — muted sadness, wrapped in a smile.
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At one point, he predicted the probe would be wrapped up in August.
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He feels that Hamlet is the scaffolding that has wrapped around his quest.
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A scientific superpower wrapped up in a one-party dictatorship is indeed intimidating.
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The Cavaliers buckled down at the defensive end and wrapped up the series.
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GiftsOnline4U created a holiday-themed brainteaser with a wrapped present hidden among bows.
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The fan picked up the star, who wrapped her legs around his waist.
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Friday, and crowds continued to demonstrate well after the event had wrapped up.
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DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN ROMNEY RAN, BAIN GOT WRAPPED UP IN IT QUICK.
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Models also wore balaclavas, scarves wrapped around the neck and lace-up boots.
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For certain pieces, he wrapped a thin strip of nori around the nigiri.
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Among their laments: Students are too wrapped up in racial and identity politics.
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A vendor unpacked tarp-wrapped souvenirs from the back of his white van.
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For Thursday, another new recipe: David Tanis's for chard-wrapped Greek yogurt pies.
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"It's wrapped in shiny plastic," Swift can be heard joking about the album.
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I mean, who wouldn't want to feel like they're wrapped in a hug?
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That's raising eyebrows because Clinton hadn't yet wrapped up the nomination against Sen.
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She wrapped it up in her shirt and rushed it to a hospital.
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One Trump sign on West 38th Street was wrapped in barbed-wire coils.
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It also is folded, into a spongy square, and wrapped like a burrito.
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Bledsoe said his wife had wrapped herself and the children in wet blankets.
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A burlap-covered base wrapped with a green velvet ribbon finishes the display.
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Both sweet soy and tomato sauce for julienned carrot wrapped in Chinese cabbage.
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These Quinnipiac polls are among the first since he wrapped up the nomination.
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Here are five key themes from the NRF conference, which wrapped up Wednesday.
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Eight years and eight seasons of television wrapped up with one explosive finale.
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Debating getting a doughnut but elect to get egg wrapped in tortilla instead.
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I wrapped it around his right hand and then they wheeled him away.
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Leahy grew louder and angrier as he wrapped up his comments on Friday.
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At first it was wrapped in string, then later in hollowed-out wood.
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It was wrapped in this seeming concession, but it's not really a concession.
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She resumed touring weeks later and wrapped up the final leg in September.
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You recently wrapped a mini-tour, but you didn't come to New York.
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I wrapped the towel around myself and lay back down on the bed.
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He gave me back a nug wrapped in brown paper with no change.
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Where masculinity is all sort of wrapped up ... It's kind of low bar.
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No, you had the suits with the cheetah scarf wrapped around your mic.
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Once all of your homebody business is wrapped up, it's time to party!
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It's easy to get super wrapped up in that and I understand that.
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Do you think some of this could get wrapped into the Obamacare debate?
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Hey #Twitterville we just wrapped production so here's a special message #StarWars pic.twitter.
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They posed for photographers behind a stack of papers wrapped in red tape.
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A year later, she wrapped the Astor Place cube in a similar dressing.
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The umbilical cord had been wrapped around his neck and he wasn't breathing.
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The probe is expected to be wrapped up in coming months, they said.
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My feet feel like they're wrapped in a bear hug, cozy and supported.
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It should not be wrapped in dry gauze or a dry paper towel.
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He got out of his convertible and wrapped his burly arms around her.
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From a distance, its playful elegance evokes children's blocks wrapped in gray corduroy.
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Bill was an enigma wrapped in a bright blue French sanitation worker's jacket.
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After 15 seconds, push back the cuticles using a cotton-wrapped manicure stick.
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Syria is wrapped in flames and no one is doing anything about it.
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And then, after we wrapped, I thought, 'Maybe I'm a little bit brave.
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And one fanny pack could easily be mistaken for wrapped-around sweater sleeves.
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What whole new trove of secrets might be wrapped up in that story?
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Several tightly wrapped "aluminum tubes" were in plain view, a police detective said.
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Guests huddled around heat lamps, wrapped in hoodies, blankets, and even spare tablecloths.
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Wrapped in a thin borrowed towel, he made his way to the shower.
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Eve snatched his scarf and wrapped it around her head like a turban.
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And each tiny item (wigs, handbags, clothing, pets, sports gear) is individually wrapped.
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They wrapped arms around each other and sang a final song in Hebrew.
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But experts do recommend wiping down the outsides of canned or wrapped goods.
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The medical workers began treating him and wrapped a bandage around his head.
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At this stage, he essentially had open wounds that were wrapped for play.
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He wrapped his hand around hers holding the pistol, and pulled the trigger.
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"Russian culture is beauty and tragedy are all wrapped into one," she said.
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It's a kernel of truth, wrapped around a real perspective, a biased perspective.
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We eat it wrapped in lettuce with rice and more gochujang on top.
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As the summit wrapped up, Karem tried to shout questions to the president.
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Cooper's version wrapped production in June 2017, months before the Weinstein investigations broke.
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"I wrapped a towel around me and opened the door," Mr. Daffarn recalled.
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In the van, officers recovered: • Thirteen wine bottles with rags wrapped around them.
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Members of some indigenous groups in Panama wear fabric wrapped around their waists.
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The Baconado, for instance, includes a skewer of bacon-wrapped jalapeño cheese balls.
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Pretty soon we won't be able to take foil-wrapped burritos on board.
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She's the kid who got wrapped up in the scandal to begin with.
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When we wrapped, for two consecutive weeks, I dreamed that we were filming.
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I was so certain that when the tour wrapped up, we were done.
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He cruised through the second set and wrapped up victory in 71 minutes.
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The look featured chains that wrapped around her neck and across her back.
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The markup wrapped up for the day on Wednesday around 6:40 p.m.
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Coghlan wrapped up the inning with a two-run single off Rob Scahill.
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The tarp wrapped around the body could also have an impact, she said.
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The elastic is wrapped in silk so it's super gentle on your hair.
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She mailed them to me wrapped in a million layers of Bubble Wrap.
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His body is wrapped up tight in see-through plastic, head to toe.
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These rope-wrapped metal vases are also perfect for a rustic-inspired home.
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This is an instruction manual wrapped in the folds of an engaging story.
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Wrapped hopelessly into the bouquets of pretty currency clutched tightly in each fist.
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Anxious Iraqi soldiers unloaded their comrade wrapped in a thick, blood-soaked blanket.
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Currently being wrapped up by a low pressure system over the Pacific. pic.twitter.
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Louie says he's now wrapped, but he couldn't stop talking about the flick.
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Thin slivers of zingy, house-pickled kohlrabi were wrapped around sweet Kilkeel crab.
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Grabner wrapped around and tucked the puck into the net at 13:24.
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They want everyone focused on getting everything wrapped up as quickly as possible.
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Changes to work visas could also be wrapped into a broader immigration bill.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee wrapped its hearing with Horowitz after roughly six hours.
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Daylight ebbed, and everyone began drinking openly from bottles wrapped in paper bags.
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Beside the sign, the man placed a cup wrapped entirely in masking tape.
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The palm trees and lamp posts are wrapped in strings of white lights.
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Much of Tesla's value is wrapped up in Musk's vision for the company.
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Ms. Wilson starred in "The Affair," which wrapped its final season this year.
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There's a whole lot of "Annie Hall" wrapped into the New York-L.
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