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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American presidents have gotten wrapped up in trade wars before.
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Molly is wrapped up in her text conversation with Dro.
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So it's everything I love wrapped up in one thing.
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But it wrapped up in 2004 with no real conclusion.
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The Senate, instead, was wrapped up in an immigration debate.
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In Macomb, that frustration is wrapped up in racial tension.
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How did Kushner get wrapped up in this latest controversy?
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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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Dougie, it seems, is wrapped up in the wrong crowd.
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Plus, they're super cute when they're wrapped up in blankets.
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It's identity is wrapped up in its structure and hardware.
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" 'We have her wrapped up in a blanket' Dispatcher: "OK.
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But don't get too wrapped up in all that cheer.
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Then there's the scam Dog nearly got wrapped up in.
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Cruise's value has largely been wrapped up in its software.
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Then it's wrapped up in the soft tortilla and toasted.
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"Phones are wrapped up in people's nervous systems," he said.
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It could also come wrapped up in the tax code.
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My entire life has been wrapped up in this story.
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For others it's wrapped up in issues around sexual identity.
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Additionally, the Clinton impeachment effort wrapped up in February 1999.
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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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And now, Instagram itself is getting wrapped up in the drama.
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The screen icons' entire story was wrapped up in eight episodes.
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But we have a lot of identity wrapped up in this.
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And how much of my identity was wrapped up in work.
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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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"I kind of got wrapped up in Prime Day," McNamara said.
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The trial wrapped up in January and is pending a verdict.
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"Having an identity wrapped up in work is overrated," she says.
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Their fate, he says, is wrapped up in the proposal's outcome.
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My identity is not wrapped up in being a Trump staffer.
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"Like, don't get too wrapped up in this character," Poe said.
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"He doesn't get too wrapped up in it," LeeAnne told Bravo.
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But for both features to be wrapped up in one cloud?
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I like the characters, wrapped up in the names, in the streets.
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Kinda weird for The Beatles to be wrapped up in this, huh?
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I lose my place, because I get so wrapped up in it.
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There's so much summertime nostalgia wrapped up in this one sweet treat.
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The previous YC batch, which wrapped up in March, included ZeroDown, Overview.
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Too much of it seems wrapped up in his reality show mystique.
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We can't get too emotional and wrapped up in too much chaos.
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"This can be wrapped up in four or five months," he predicted.
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All this is wrapped up in a drama that attains epic intensity.
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It seems to be wrapped up in to neat of a bow?
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I feel like he gets a little wrapped up in the attention.
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It's not the only recent film to be wrapped up in nostalgia.
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Oh, and don't get too wrapped up in the culture of youth.
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He's totally wrapped up in his own head he's filled with fear.
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This is absurdism and nihilism wrapped up in one viral video burrito.
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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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"She had a thousand personalities wrapped up in her one," Coleman said.
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The art form in her household was always wrapped up in transformation.
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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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Rebel Wilson was wrapped up in red sequins like a Christmas present.
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And it's all wrapped up in a surprisingly touching world and story.
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Honestly, this is 2019's energy wrapped up in a perfect video.
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Even before it happens, it's wrapped up in its narratives and prejudices.
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In that case, the URL-guessing got wrapped up in a feedback loop.
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But for me it's got my whole life story wrapped up in there.
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I study my textbooks rather than get wrapped up in all that drama.
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Her power of super strength is inextricably wrapped up in tragedy and violation.
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Both titles could be wrapped up in Austin, Texas, in two weeks' time.
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But with Miami Connection, even a snide viewer gets wrapped up in it.
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Fun in this space was all wrapped up in the feeling of togetherness.
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Khaled showed love, before getting all wrapped up in those damn Drake vocals.
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Your value isn't entirely wrapped up in if, when, and how you parent.
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Think of a bowl of bibimbap, wrapped up in seaweed and seasoned rice.
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At one point, he predicted the probe would be wrapped up in August.
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A scientific superpower wrapped up in a one-party dictatorship is indeed intimidating.
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DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN ROMNEY RAN, BAIN GOT WRAPPED UP IN IT QUICK.
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Among their laments: Students are too wrapped up in racial and identity politics.
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It's easy to get super wrapped up in that and I understand that.
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The probe is expected to be wrapped up in coming months, they said.
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What whole new trove of secrets might be wrapped up in that story?
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She's the kid who got wrapped up in the scandal to begin with.
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Much of Tesla's value is wrapped up in Musk's vision for the company.
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They're still wrapped up in the idea that America is a Christian nation.
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The 2017 Consumer Electronic Show, CES, has just wrapped up in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Police also found bloody kitchen knives wrapped up in a blanket with Amerson's body.
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There's even a homemade dry rub and BBQ sauce wrapped up in there, too!
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Now, what about the big companies that get wrapped up in all of this?
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It's just coming to you in a pretty way, wrapped up in a bow.
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With stinky cheeses, they always smell worse when they're wrapped up in the fridge.
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Everyone is too wrapped up in their ongoing relationships to see the warning signs.
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Why it matters: He's another Trump campaign official wrapped up in Robert Mueller's charges.
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It was a Sikh man, his silken hair wrapped up in a pink turban.
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The event, which wrapped up in Riyadh on October 221st, attracted some 245,8.93 guests.
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The battle over Naftogaz has also become wrapped up in the House impeachment inquiry.
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They keep us wrapped up in a cocoon of mush, complacent and completely relaxed.
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It's a lesson in both blockchain and genetics wrapped up in a digital game.
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I'll give a few a chance, if I can get wrapped up in them.
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The world is getting wrapped up in media propaganda, and there's so much division.
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"The car industry is wrapped up in a prolonged crisis of confidence," Bratzel said.
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The trial against Demjanjuk wrapped up in 1988, after a year and a half.
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I had a meat cleaver and a soup ladle wrapped up in a towel.
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But it's because they are wrapped up in my future, however it pans out.
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She was the goody-two-shoes and the class clown wrapped up in one.
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My entire career has been wrapped up in dealing with civil rights and liberties.
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Let's not be so wrapped up in where it fits into our big scheme.
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Have you ever seen a baby wrapped up in something cuter than a taco?
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" Trump added that the process should be wrapped up in "two or three weeks.
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She wasn't one of those L.A. women who were super wrapped up in themselves.
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It's all wrapped up in a breathable cover that wicks sweat and promotes airflow.
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Trump is the only world leader currently wrapped up in this conversation at all.
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Still, Archie finds a bloodied Dodger wrapped up in a rug behind the gym.
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We're still so wrapped up in each other's spaces and lives in certain ways.
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Spiegel believes Snap's value is wrapped up in its ability to advance transformative new ideas.
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It's a quick digital reminder that really helps when you're wrapped up in something else.
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If you didn't expect Jammer to be so wrapped up in fashion, then you're mistaken.
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"It was a poor little baby wrapped up in a plastic bag," Alan Ragatz said.
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It is normal to have all planting wrapped up in this area around May 222.
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And the fire department posted a picture of it, wrapped up in a plastic bag.
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One: Don't get too wrapped up in trying to come up with some extravagant present.
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It is normal to have all planting wrapped up in this area around May 25.
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That trial wrapped up in January and is pending a verdict from Judge Lucy Koh.
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Stryker is Diamondback's true identity and she's convinced he's wrapped up in all of it.
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Everything it means to be a country artist are wrapped up in these three songs.
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All the ingredients are wrapped up in pastry dough, making small, yet satisfying dessert pockets.
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Drivers pay for fuel, but all other costs are wrapped up in the rental fee.
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Different elements would therefore serve as different detectors, all wrapped up in one core sample.
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It was a typical Donald Trump speech wrapped up in higher quality quasi-presidential rhetoric.
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Instead, that OMG moment is completely wrapped up, in a rather unsatisfactory way, no less.
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That means the same layered goodness with Naked Chicken Chips also wrapped up in there.
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Religion will be wrapped up in the Dakota Access Pipeline and in the Trump presidency.
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He warned against the dangers of getting wrapped up in the dead end of nationalism.
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Look out for unnecessary "add-ons" that might be wrapped up in an auto loan.
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But it turns out some people have become wrapped up in the game's fishing mechanic.
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Just think, before long, you'll be wrapped up in a cozy sweater and slouchy jeans.
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It seems like Jamie is perhaps a bit too wrapped up in his own thoughts.
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The latest FINA World Championships event, which included synchronized swimming, just wrapped up in July.
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However, "don't get too wrapped up in that — focus on the long term," McBride says.
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And that's a metaphor in itself, wrapped up in the overall theme of the show.
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His sense of purpose is wrapped up in struggle and sacrifice demanded by the sickness.
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And his vision of patriotism is heavily wrapped up in ostentatious displays of hard power.
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Ramsay was a bastard whose insecurities became wrapped up in his own fucked up sadism.
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It's just like it sounds: Eight half-strips of bacon wrapped up in a sleeve.
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Sometimes Western preaching of human rights, when it's wrapped up in self-righteousness, can backfire.
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Mr. Trump isn't the first world leader wrapped up in a name dispute in China.
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"Stan burnout," whether it's from overspending or getting wrapped up in endless promoting, is real.
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The thing about Sam is that he's always been wrapped up in his own head.
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The year gets wrapped up in advance of a new one just around the corner.
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For it to get wrapped up in all the end of year stuff is concerning.
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But their big takeaway: Keep calm and don't get wrapped up in his daily drama.
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The treatment of other top Trump officials wrapped up in the probe underscores the point.
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The trial wrapped up in early September, and a verdict is expected at any moment.
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For many people, homesickness is wrapped up in a serious craving for their favorite regional foods.
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By the time he gets out, I'm already in bed wrapped up in a Sherpa blanket.
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Donald Trump has the nomination wrapped up — in the most luxurious, velveteen packaging you've ever seen.
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Arya, though only a year old, "had a thousand personalities wrapped up in her," Coleman said.
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By comparison, Iowa's 2020 counting—likely to be wrapped up in coming days—appears absolutely brisk.
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It's easy to get so wrapped up in the role that you ignore other important details.
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Two girls wrapped up in a fake world, only to have their real one taken away.
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Workers' investments, as well as their salaries, become wrapped up in the companies they work for.
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They were wrapped up in a bubble, writing songs until 4AM, throwing parties every other night.
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But instead of posing for the camera, they appear entirely wrapped up in their own world.
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Google resisted, and the two parties have been wrapped up in a messy battle ever since.
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I guess I'm quite a loud person and my personality is wrapped up in my hair.
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For the very meaning of the things known is wrapped up in their relationships beyond themselves.
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Unlike the other cast members, she hasn't been wrapped up in murder or all-out war.
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The policy teams operate mostly separate from the political appointees wrapped up in the Pruitt saga.
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"We want our music to feel like you're wrapped up in a delicious gyoza," confirms Mana.
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Being the mother of an autistic child, my whole life is wrapped up in my son.
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It's a dynamic wrapped up in pushing limits, taking what fits, and rejecting what feels wrong.
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In these unimaginable days, I can't stop myself from getting wrapped up in those memories, too.
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" Philip, wrapped up in his business worries and his anger about Ilya (Sofia's son), says, "What?
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A finance ministry official said the review was likely to be finally wrapped up in June.
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"I think wrapped up in respect and humility is this notion that accuracy matters," she said.
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They've got a whole thing going, but naturally, it's wrapped up in the game's larger mysteries.
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It is frustrating to see people so wrapped up in technology that doesn't serve the music.
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Pence has also been wrapped up in the controversy as it spirals and new details emerge.
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That expensive mistake was wrapped up in a shortsighted excuse about reducing costs for auto manufacturers.
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"Most nights, I'm so wrapped up in Twitch that I lose track of time," she said.
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The entire life cycle is wrapped up in a competitive package, under the pressure of competition.
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Now even the littlest Potter fans can get all wrapped up in the world of wizards.
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That loan took two months to close and was wrapped up in a highly secretive manner.
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And so there's a lot of that skill set wrapped up in making a magazine too.
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And personally, considering how many ridiculous hours of my life are wrapped up in my Battle.
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Much of what Brown has said about dress codes is wrapped up in old-school respectability politics.
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They group soon becomes wrapped up in a great conflict with a sorceress trying to compress time.
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Eddie was also why Reynolds became wrapped up in one of the greatest scandals in Hollywood history.
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Instead, Lively had her face covered entirely in green slime and her hair wrapped up in tinfoil.
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And here we are, in 2017, still wrapped up in the bitter dealings between the two stars.
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When your erroneous belief is wrapped up in your value system, it buttresses your sense of self.
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A Tile is a gift that's both weirdly impersonal and insulting, wrapped up in shiny white plastic.
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Maybe younger or international demographics are, but I'd bet they're too wrapped up in Snapchat and Instagram.
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His young employee, played by Watson, finds herself wrapped up in an experiment that tests ethical limits.
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The review wrapped up in August, and the announcement Monday in Utah was prompted by Zinke's recommendations.
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In other parts of the video, the clown Trump – named Ronald Klump – stands wrapped up in chains.
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Taxpayers also lost about $1.3 billion on the bailout of Chrysler Group, which wrapped up in 2011.
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Kardashian West then shared a photo of North wrapped up in a baby swaddle in October 2013.
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While wrapped up in the excitement, limbs have a tendency to fly and people sometimes get hurt.
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"There's a lot of noise and they don't want to get wrapped up in it," he said.
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Something I should have known but was too wrapped up in my emotions to have realised it.
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The first season of Telltale's Batman wrapped up in December, and season 2 will debut next week.
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Beer has a lot of history to it, but maybe not all wrapped up in one drink.
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Essentially, the drama wrapped up in a nicely resolved little bow didn't feel very Jane the Virgin.
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And apparently, Malika was a little too wrapped up in her relationship with Ronnie for Khloé's liking.
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It's basically every summer essential you could ever need, all wrapped up in one yellow tiny package.
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Just a fucking Sieg Heil wrapped up in a suit and a "God Bless the Troops" pin.
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Some bands are so wrapped up in being cool that they don't even think about writing songs.
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Your self-esteem gets wrapped up in an expensive material that speaks an opposite tune to that.
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There is one particular moment where I'm laid on the floor and wrapped up in a rug.
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People without ADHD who simply get wrapped up in a project make the decision to power through.
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It's every late night drunken craving you ever wanted wrapped up in one, edible pouch. Chocolate. Carbs.
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The American Dance Festival, six weeks of performances and classes in Durham, N.C., wrapped up in July.
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A lot of southern blacks are wrapped up in the past … And there was much, much worse.
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We staged this giant thing in Rockefeller Center, with a Statue of Liberty wrapped up in chains.
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It's thus a little like the HTC Vive and Microsoft's HoloLens wrapped up in one neat package.
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One wonders when they will plot their escapes and who will be wrapped up in the wreckage.
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And so there's this tendency to get wrapped up in that and make that your whole existence.
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"A lot of people say, 'Okay, you say let's not get wrapped up in words,'" Burnett said.
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So much of Logan's story is wrapped up in this idea of being this strong, feminist creature.
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This book is about immigration, isolation and family, wrapped up in the guise of a love story.
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Our identities were so wrapped up in our relationship that we couldn't bear to imagine ourselves alone.
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"You know, we're all too wrapped up in our differences to see our similarities," he told me.
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I was wrapped up in her lyrics, more concerned about the stories than who was telling them.
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Ignoring his wife's pleas, he installed her, well wrapped up in his carriage, and took her off.
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Both snaps featured Cyrus looking sad while in bed, wrapped up in her white sheets and blanket.
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At moments, Trump has made it difficult for Pence to avoid being wrapped up in the scandal.
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His dreams of Ava, the novel's Daisy, aren't wrapped up in a desire for fortune and status.
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Part of how you see yourself is wrapped up in how you view and react to others.
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"Lower-level people are still terrified they'll be wrapped up in this," a former State official said.
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It's all the intimacy and turbulence of sex wrapped up in one melodramatic Gen X teen anthem.
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I worried about being too connected to my phone, too wrapped up in the latest Twitter dunks.
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His NHL career wrapped up in 1992, after which he played a few more years in Europe.
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She plays Rose, a maintenance worker for the Resistance that finds herself wrapped up in a whirlwind adventure.
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Turns out Olivia Jade, the YouTuber wrapped up in the college admissions scandal, is also a movie star.
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But people get wrapped up in other things, and this doesn't stay at the forefront of people's minds.
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We're so wrapped up in social media, texting, online dating, in many ways we're addicted to our devices.
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So it's important not to get too wrapped up in the latest short-term market fluctuations, Buffett says.
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Yet the fall '16 couture runways, which just wrapped up in Paris and Milan, delivered some unexpected twists.
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We don't get wrapped up in the Hollywood life that can chew you up and spit you out.
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Male spiders present their female love interests with gifts of insects, mostly flies, wrapped up in intricate webs.
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But for these political siblings wrapped up in the midterm elections, politics are literally tearing their families apart.
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Their son sat in a carrier, wrapped up in a blanket and wearing a hat on his head.
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Tom Hiddleston may not be James Bond (yet) but he's already wrapped up in his first major crisis.
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It's wrapped up in her national fame before she became a politician and how she defeated Republican Sen.
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"Love" is an ode to the blissful moments in between chaos, wrapped up in Del Rey's soothing vocals.
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The 37th annual summit meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) wrapped up in Manama on December 8.
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From a fan's perspective, though, the surprising emotion wrapped up in James' announcement is a bit more metaphysical.
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You think your value is wrapped up in some jerk and whether he wants to be with you.
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After getting wrapped up in the scheme himself, he ends up falling in love with Dennis Quaid's housekeeper.
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Sir Simon Rattle of the London Symphony Orchestra is first shown wrapped up in a motion tracking suit.
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A bad idea is a bad idea, even if it is wrapped up in the best of intentions.
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Recognizing how much tradition was wrapped up in the search, she kept it a secret from her family.
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"Every part of my identity was wrapped up in being an athlete and using my body," she said.
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"I was getting so wrapped up in this new found fun drug," he said in one handwritten letter.
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A lot of our players have tattoos and they are wrapped up in a lot of deep stories.
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Alexa King's photography straddles this old, seductive idea of Americana, wrapped up in a beautiful and cinematic package.
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They're all wrapped up in their own little bubble, and they don't really understand what's going on elsewhere.
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There's a lot wrapped up in the concept of young girls wearing makeup — from sexualization to self-expression.
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The sale was conducted by UBS as sole bookrunner and wrapped up in two and a half hours.
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It's all wrapped up in this category and that's because we cut those expenses down a while ago.
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As a result, I had some egg, cheese, and a bite of sausage wrapped up in a tortilla.
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That's not a bad thing, but you can get wrapped up in the herd mentality—same with hockey.
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Thanks to Sacai, Thom Browne and Hermès, people left the shows wrapped up in their own cozy throws.
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So much of who you are is wrapped up in work, but you are more than your job.
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Turns out that used to exist but doesn't any more, or is wrapped up in strange copyright law.
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Someone like Franke, who's wrapped up in these identity questions, is really asking for recognition of what's happened.
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Jamie Mitchell of Australia won the top honors in Nazaré when the contest wrapped up in late December.
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"For very good reason, there is conversation that gets wrapped up in this about free speech," Greenberg says.
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For Cage, those emotional beats along the path of the story were deeply wrapped up in his life.
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My identity and self-worth were very much wrapped up in the pass or fail of my business.
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And then you got really wrapped up in watching what you would do to refine what you do?
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But do not expect Bruce Boudreau, the first-year Wild coach, to get wrapped up in pregame frenzy.
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"I'm very hopeful we can get this wrapped up in the next 10 days or so," Wicker said.
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As death begins to overtake him he imagines himself wrapped up in leaves and trees, dissolving into nature.
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The latest round of trade talks between high-level US and Chinese delegations has wrapped up in Beijing.
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The scripts are so wrapped up in explaining how everybody's connected to everybody else that they become exhausting.
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Prime Day, while in some ways just an online sale, actually has a lot wrapped up in it.
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Blizzards are best spent wrapped up in a well-worn sweater and all the blankets a couch can support.
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Verisure is one of Hellman & Friedman's biggest investments and they have a lot of money wrapped up in it.
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A rancher found Fry's body wrapped up in a black plastic bag in a garbage dumpster three miles away.
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Prior to hitting the set, the actress shared a photograph on Instagram of herself wrapped up in the script.
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With Peele leading us through this "dimension of mind," we're eager to get wrapped up in The Twilight Zone.
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There's a lot of expectation wrapped up in a purchase like a Fitbit or Bath and Bodyworks gift basket.
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Stone was there with his longtime associate, ex-madam Kristin Davis ... who got wrapped up in Robert Mueller's investigation.
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There are several other bills being pushed through the House, which could be wrapped up in the larger package.
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I live in Phoenix and regardless of the 100-degree temps at times I'm still wrapped up in her.
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Kylie is too wrapped up in herself to adequately return the attention Jordyn gives her on a daily basis.
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"A people's history and culture is wrapped up in the language they speak," Pennington told me over Discord chat.
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A Google account is sort of like a passport, library card, and driver's license all wrapped up in one.
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These artists aim at history, at memory, at social practices, at viewers' expectations wrapped up in the photographic image.
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And the show's race conversation is neatly wrapped up in a bow for the foreseeable future as a result.
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Because really, nothing, not even your life savings wrapped up in a property, is worth this amount of stress.
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It's easy to get too wrapped up in today, next week and next year but you have to invest.
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I turn on Gilmore Girls to comfort myself and try not to get too wrapped up in my head.
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But, it became clear that I myself contained only obsolescence and decay—aged programming wrapped up in mature machinery.
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Comey said the difference was the Russia investigation was on-going and the Clinton investigation wrapped up in June.
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Thursday, detectives discovered Abbie's deceased body wrapped up in a blanket behind the apartment complex, the press release states.
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Back in the early 90s, when people were selling powder, I got wrapped up in that for a while.
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It's the perfect encapsulation of social media's obsession with color and recognizable, relatable emotions, all wrapped up in one.
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Pretty early on I knew that my girlhood was also wrapped up in the fact that I was Black.
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Ultimately you want them wrapped up in the predicament that the characters are in, and hopefully we achieved that.
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This is especially true if part of your country's identity is wrapped up in being the home of fashion.
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All this is wrapped up in a Grinch-like package, flipping the kindness of the holiday on its head.
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It comes with a bronzing contour powder and soft, shimmery highlighter, all wrapped up in gorgeous rose gold packaging.
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Second, it assumes that this woman's identity, like mine, is wrapped up in fidelity and infidelity and everything between.
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She got wrapped up in positive thinking, but a too extreme way, too rainbow-y or too unicorn-y.
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They're the ones who consume the most new music because they're too young to be wrapped up in nostalgia.
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It's all wrapped up in the same thing of, can you authentically speak to these identity and social movements?
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Misinformation wrapped up in a personal health care story can have a huge negative impact for all of us.
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It's pretty easy to get wrapped up in your day and not really notice what's going on around you.
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There's an entire episode where DJ's two oldest sons somehow get wrapped up in San Francisco's underground luchador scene.
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It seems like countries with more progressive tax schemes are often deeply wrapped up in Paradise Papers–style leaks.
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Then we wrapped up in December so at that point, it was months before the current crop of incidents.
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All this will be wrapped up in the free-to-play business model that powers most top-grossing games.
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NordVPN provides a robust virtual private network, with an excellent set of features wrapped up in a slick package.
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"Wedding Crashers" is a sweet story of human connection wrapped up in a raunchy R-rated sex comedy bow.
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Trip-hop grooves meet math-y compositions, wrapped up in enough complex guitarwork to make tab transcribers feel dizzy.
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I chose to believe that, for me, everything that was important to other people was wrapped up in success.
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Dalman tells me that his ideal bounty is wrapped up in five minutes, with as little excitement as possible.
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But lately she has been wrapped up in raising the couple's two children, now 2 and 4 years old.
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Although the dispute began with allegations that Trump misrepresented his finances, it's become wrapped up in his impeachment inquiry.
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Both snaps featured Cyrus looking sad as she laid in bed, wrapped up in her white sheets and blanket.
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Both snaps featured Miley looking sad as she laid in bed, wrapped up in her white sheets and blanket.
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Instead his remarkable journey from the Sundarbans to Venice is wrapped up in a single chapter towards the end.
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If they don't, McConnell's timeline suggests that he could get this thing wrapped up in a couple of weeks.
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Nunes' calls with an accused felon wrapped up in Trump's Ukraine scandal deepen questions about the congressman's own involvement.
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And the American president referring to himself as a nationalist has all sorts of problems wrapped up in it.
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Topographic approaches can sometimes be so wrapped up in form, repetition and consistency that it is bereft of emotion.
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His identity got wrapped up in cancer in a way that makes childhood illness worse than it already is.
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It's so striking, in this case, because it is so wrapped up in the unique nature of Mudiay's talent.
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This time around he's ditched the metallic number he's more commonly seen in, to become wrapped up in bandages.
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Governing liberals have become so wrapped up in preserving the status quo that they have forgotten what radicalism looks like.
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Even better, the products all come wrapped up in millennial pink packaging you'll want to keep out on your vanity.
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Personally, I was so wrapped up in the different worlds that I didn't think about germs bubbling against my skin.
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At the same time, I'm taking myself on that journey, so I can get wrapped up in the instrumental section.
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Halsey whose real name is Ashley Nicolette Frangipane, also had her left middle finger wrapped up in a giant bandage.
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I never had the chance to do that on the show because I was so wrapped up in Thomas' drama.
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Additionally, there are several other bills being pushed through the House, which could be wrapped up in the larger package.
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The exact status of both plants is uncertain, meaning there is plenty of speculation wrapped up in this speculative activity.
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Starting anew Anthony Sideri hit rock bottom while wrapped up in a blanket on the floor of a jail cell.
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Could it have some connection to the maple syrup blood feud the Blossom and Cooper family became wrapped up in?
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We pile into a Discord server and ignore each other while we're wrapped up in the intense moments of battle.
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The moment is wrapped up in Lydia's good old Catholic guilt, military veteran Penelope's PTSD, and, above all, motherly love.
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Wrapped up in spying and general longstanding rivalry, the Iran and Russia cases differ from the U.S.-China-Canada cases.
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His fourth harvest this year wrapped up in mid-August, and his fifth will likely take place in late December.
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The healthcare index declined 0.3 percent after a U.S. congressional hearing on the prices of medicines wrapped up in Washington.
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Michael Flynn -- should have wrapped up in time to allow Ernst to start her highly anticipated speech before 11 p.m.
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How such a small-time scheme got wrapped up in an international cyber-operation may take some time to understand.
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A deadline completely fell off your radar, and now there's no way you'll get that proposal wrapped up in time.
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"We made a choice of cooperation," Macron told a news conference after two days of talks wrapped up in Brussels.
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The brand's new 12-pan palette comes with a mix of mattes and shimmers wrapped up in gorgeous gold packaging.
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Wrapped up in the cocoon of the crowd's energy and swept away by the dulcet disco, I felt something familiar.
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If they're so concerned about the scourge of political correctness, why get so wrapped up in anger over a play?
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The end result is a conical tower that's garnished with white, green, or pink frosting and wrapped up in cellophane.
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He's a big guy, tall and broad, towering above me with his wide shoulders wrapped up in a gray sweater.
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Glastonbury has got your precious little behind covered and wrapped up in the relaxing grasp of an ethically sourced blanket.
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The web annotator is best-in-class technology, a powerful and groundbreaking tool wrapped up in a slick user interface.
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There are so many emotions wrapped up in the whole thing — fear, shame, and varying degrees of hopefulness and hopelessness.
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Before she got sick, she was very engaged—compulsively reading and listening to the news, wrapped up in the minutiae.
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I realized that I was looking to men to validate me, and my beauty routine was wrapped up in that.
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Because what a child eats is so closely wrapped up in a parent's sense of responsibility and nurturing, said Potock.
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Their political identities, not to mention their careers, are wrapped up in the notion that more government is always bad.
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So much so that she has just released her first holiday album and is wrapped up in Christmas plans already.
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While that is true, the reason is largely wrapped up in districting, with a heavy sprinkling of home-cooked racism.
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Wrapped up in this curtain of tranquility, my brain aligned to begin seeking answers: what do I want from life?
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The last thing they are is wrapped up in each other — an odd state of affairs for a newlywed couple.
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The other stuff is hugely important too, but I am very extroverted and get wrapped up in my head easily.
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It's the transformational aspect of it, the fact that he was really many different roles wrapped up in one role.
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She marries spectacle with heart, absurdity with relatability, all wrapped up in turquoise hair, orange eyeshadow, and a neck scarf.
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But with each incident that has followed, family conversations have become more frequently wrapped up in those kinds of questions.
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My identity is wrapped up in who I am in my faith, and those are things that matter to me.
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The search is set to be wrapped up in January, Australia's Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) said in a statement.
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Daxton is wrapped up in a white and blue blanket with a cat pattern and sucks on a white binky.
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He's suggested that legacy items, such as a renegotiated North American trade agreement, are wrapped up in the impeachment mire.
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"Just as during our seven-game losing streak (in November), we can't get too wrapped up in that," Stotts said.
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Many believe that if a deal isn't wrapped up in the coming weeks, election-year politics will eliminate the possibility.
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Even celebrities living the high life run into trouble, and at times, find themselves wrapped up in very public feuds.
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"People really want to see themselves reflected in media, and that has become wrapped up in shipping culture," she said.
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"We had some people that were very wrapped up in it and really didn't want to stop deliberating," Duncan said.
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It's a goofy take on what it feels like to be famous, all wrapped up in a decidedly topical package.
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But stress eating can often get wrapped up in guilt and shame, which is when it can veer into problematic territory.
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A darkness wrapped up in light, tight, yearning…searching…moving seas of hearts with a smile that darts…right through you….
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Being wrapped up in one of these feels like getting hugged and is supposed to reduce anxiety and promote better sleep.
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Being wrapped up in one of these feels like getting hugged and is supposed to reduce anxiety and promote better sleep.
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The "dark triad," a set of three socially aversive personality traits: narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, all wrapped up in one person.
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Much like President Obama, Cortez Masto's "fighting" is wrapped up in an infectious faith in the American people to do better.
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In 2000, Rosie proudly endorsed Al Gore on TV, despite her promise to Telepictures not to get wrapped up in politics.
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"That's why it's important to understand the basics, but not get wrapped up in all the variables and choices," he adds.
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None of the other 'scandals' produced criminal charges against the Clintons and the Whitewater investigation was eventually wrapped up in 2002.
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As a first-timer in Oz, it was easy to get wrapped up in the splendor that MBFWA had on offer.
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Wrapped up in a towel after taking a bath, this adorable golden retriever puppy named Brady wanted to play a game.
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Star Wars Celebration has wrapped up in Orlando, Florida, and it's been a fun four days immersed in everything Star Wars.
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The Trump administration is already wrapped up in the federal courts over the citizenship question and the true intentions behind it.
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The latest round of trade talks wrapped up in Shanghai, with U.S. and Chinese negotiators leaving the table without a deal.
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Before this coated cutie was all wrapped up in social media, she was just another lil lady ready for winter weather.
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Lenz later joined the One Tree Hill fam, where she played Haley James Scott until that show wrapped up in 2012.
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Wrapped up in the patent battle, along with lots and lots of money, is what will happen to the technology itself.
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It's easy to get wrapped up in Netflix's grand successes and project aspirations on the company that may be too grandiose.
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A dolphin was spotted swimming around Koombana Bay in Western Australia Monday, wrapped up in a tank top or t-shirt.
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The wedding is an occasion for Nicky to liberate Lorna from the D Block gang mentality she's become wrapped up in.
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The healthcare index was off 0.03 percent after a U.S. congressional hearing on the prices of medicines wrapped up in Washington.
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He has so much money wrapped up in Facebook that its stock plunge cost him $15 billion in a single day.
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None of them are so wrapped up in that world But me and Robin [Carolan, Tri Angle's co-founder] are cool.
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"People get wrapped up in whether or not they should have slept with more people before shutting it down," Thomas says.
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While watching it you could get wrapped up in how extensively he thought all this out, if you're not just disgusted.
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Even when conflicts don't get wrapped up in a neat little bow, at least TV problems stay at a safe distance.
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It's easy for him to lose himself in a partner, and get wrapped up in their emotions rather than his own.
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The forces defining the conflict are wrapped up in national identity, economics and a growing divide between government and public opinion.
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For someone whose entire self-identity is wrapped up in his supposed business successes, this paints a picture of business buffoonery.
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It's important not to get so wrapped up in your other projects that you're not paying attention to your financial health.
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The two have worked together on "A Quiet Place" but that doesn't mean they are entirely wrapped up in their relationship.
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He seems both everything McGregor would love and hate all wrapped up in a confusing, scary and lopsided set of skills.
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He concedes that he became too wrapped up in the experiment as the prison administrator to serve as an outside observer.
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Serrecchia even has a few ideas for which habits to change, wrapped up in a silver lining of our quarantined times.
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Wrapped up in Hearth's detailing of Jennings's courage is a sobering recognition that the shame of our nation's history was widespread.
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Though I've never got so wrapped up in it all that I've started angrilly tweeting at directors for ruining my childhood.
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It's easy to get wrapped up in thinking the latest turn in the Hillary Clinton email saga is the most important.
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CNN and HBO are wrapped up in an AT&T-Time Warner merger that has been challenged by the Justice Department.
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The process wrapped up in the past few weeks, with Endeavor investors kicking in money and the company repaying Saudi Arabia.
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As an unabashed (and overly nostalgic) hoops nerd, I still find myself wrapped up in all sorts of Olympic hoops hypotheticals.
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"It's funny because, on the one hand, it's easy to get wrapped up in the panic," she said over the phone.
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In this case, the issue has become wrapped up in the overall equation under which PG&E will emerge from bankruptcy.
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"A lot of the cost associated with with WeWork&aposs cash flow burn is wrapped up in [its] expansion," he continued.
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Here's the deal ... Brown has been wrapped up in a paternity dispute with Chelsie Kyriss since 2017 in Broward County, Florida.
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I wrapped up in my warmest layers and crunched across the solid sand to make some coffee in the communal kitchen.
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Jonah got really wrapped up in his own film ["Mid90s"] and then he went and did "Maniac," so he became unavailable.
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The first phase of the legal battle over whether Meng should be extradited to the United States wrapped up in January.
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If you're finished binging The Staircase and Making a Murderer, prepare to get wrapped up in an even weirder true crime documentary.
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"This is a ban bill wrapped up in clothing because we will not be able to survive until the stables are opened."
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False: Fauna Got Wrapped Up in George's World As a Teen Fauna actually got married and had a daughter at age 16.
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But all of Renata's money — including their ranch — is wrapped up in his failed scheme because California is a community property state.
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Colton spent an episode wrapped up in Caelynn-Hannah drama when he could have been romancing Kirpa, the season's quietest internet favorite.
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As Friday night became Saturday morning, the 22nd United Nations Climate Change Conference (also known as COP22) wrapped up in Marrakech, Morocco.
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This year's event just wrapped up in Colorado, where hundreds of alpaca farms helped provide people with everything from fleece to friendship.
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It all started when the "Blank Space" singer got wrapped up in the drama with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian last summer.
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The imagery is wrapped up in the inevitability of death, the four seasons, and the impermanence of youth, beauty, and earthbound existence.
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"I had not quite felt so personally wrapped up in such harrowing questions in the midst of a story before," she says.
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The monumental moment went unnoticed by the artist herself, who appeared too wrapped up in the music to notice, let alone care.
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From movies like My Friend Dahmer to true crime-inspired Netflix series Mindhunter, the entire world is wrapped up in the macabre.
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He thinks the heist idea is insane, and ultimately he gets wrapped up in the fantasy that Nic's character [Jim Stone] provides.
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A decisive loss by a man whose identity is wrapped up in winning could be the beginning of the end for him.
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As you lean into this lunar phase's energy, be careful you don't get too wrapped up in the details of your plans.
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I was so wrapped up in the cocoon of being a student that I didn't want to think about being anything else.
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Thatgamecompany's latest title, Sky: Children of the Light, is an exploration into altruism and kindness, wrapped up in a beautiful mobile experience.
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You can also expect a report this week from the 35th annual America's Cup race which just wrapped up in New York.
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The agreement is being wrapped up in time to be signed next week during a visit to Washington by President Jair Bolsonaro.
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More entertaining was the fact that the phone came with one of those phone rings wrapped up in a condom-like wrapper.
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Think of the happiness and comfort you feel wrapped up in a blanket burrito on your couch on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
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It's theatrical; it's sex wrapped up in violence; it's a blatant appeal to the demographic it's serving and alienating for everyone else.
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I got totally wrapped up in it, I loved it, and I think that helped when it came to pitching Tycoon 3.
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Oddly, the show's two most marketable elements -- James Franco, and porn, albeit wrapped up in a classy drama -- represent relative weak spots.
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It wouldn't be sold on the street, though; these drugs would be wrapped up in small packages and delivered by the postman.
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This destructive ideology comes wrapped up in a simple message, one that feeds off a problem that's very real: take back control.
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Then we forgot about it and were all wrapped up in the possibility of hearing Gomez's long-hidden duet with Justin Bieber.
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That is one of the items that could get wrapped up in a future government funding bill, either ahead of the Feb.
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For me, learning tattooing was really wrapped up in my process of learning to be trans and what that meant for me.
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But for others, it could all be wrapped up in how much influence our minds, expectations, and fears have on our eating.
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But in "The Season of the Witch," Stone gets more and more wrapped up in trying to figure out what really happened.
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To me, the band's kind of always felt the same because I try not to get wrapped up in all that noise.
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Better processors, more storage, a brighter display and better speakers are all wrapped up in a sleeker and lighter package than before.
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And science or not, we don't need a study to tell us that being wrapped up in a blanket just feels nice.
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"Our advice is don't get too wrapped up in politics, but see it as a major buying opportunity for commodities," he added.
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And when I spoke to their family members, they received threats and had themselves been wrapped up in this and terribly impacted.
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Could Trump kneecap Mueller by pardoning Manafort, signaling that he's willing to hand out pardons to anyone wrapped up in the investigation?
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He was also wrapped up in a scandal known as the Basternak affair, much of which was exposed by a whistle-blower.
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Every spring, the United States and South Korea conduct Foal Eagle and Max Thunder drills, both of which wrapped up in May.
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"It is wrapped up in so much tradition, but it can be fluid and move across boundaries," Mr. Sharma said of paneer.
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" Or as Zhou has explained, "The expectation of who can win is inextricably wrapped up in the knowledge of who has won.
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It's an industrial city with a history of labor struggles, and the idea of working with efficiency is wrapped up in that.
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The Lunar New Year holiday, which should have been wrapped up in late January, has been extended to contain the virus spread.
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"You get so wrapped up in the drug use and the lifestyle, everything else gets pushed to the side," she told me.
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His newest collection, Plein Soleil, is summer wrapped up in a cookie: silky-smooth yogurt mixed with ripe fruit, florals and citrus.
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"So much of your identity gets wrapped up in the team," said Daniel Wann, a professor of psychology at Murray State University.
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We've all found ourselves wrapped up in the Brady bubble at some point, even if we didn't watch during the original run.
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That deal wrapped up in the first quarter of the 2018 fiscal year, when revenue came out to $43 million, Nvidia said.
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It's a mix of elegant eveningwear, snuggly-soft sweaters, and sexy cocktail-ready pieces all wrapped up in a pretty, frilly bow.
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The tariff announcement came during the latest round of talks to update NAFTA, which wrapped up in the Mexican capital on Monday.
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In public, she was a yowling firebrand, a magnetic presence with candy-colored hair and arena audiences wrapped up in every move.
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More often than not, however, the expectation of who can win is inextricably wrapped up in the knowledge of who has won.
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The references to Williamson's story are cleverly disguised and wrapped up in well-written songs that speak to a larger cultural experience.
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The first showed him wrapped up in a brown towel after bath time, and the second was of him sucking on a pacifier.
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Banning beastiality was also wrapped up in those statutes, illustrating just how taboo oral and anal were in the eyes of the establishment.
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Here, the two are wrapped up in references of moonshine and bourbon, and "Moonlight" certainly feels like a drunken voyage through familiar territory.
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He's so wrapped up in trying to save Westeros as King in the North, but he could really benefit from some self care.
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That phone call became the center of the impeachment proceedings against Trump, which wrapped up in an acquittal of the president last week.
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And in the aftermath of her arrest, Kat was more wrapped up in Adena's absence than she was rattled by her own experience.
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I mention all this to open your mind to a truth: there are a lot of feelings wrapped up in the trade deadline.
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The supermodel shared a sneak peek at her freshly-highlighted do wrapped up in rollers courtesy of stylist Braydon Nelson, for the evening.
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And with millions of dollars wrapped up in prizes and sponsorship, hardware makers are starting to cater to a new category of athlete.
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His anti-kink-shaming stance is wrapped up in the show's success, either contributing to it's unicorn success or propagating as a result.
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But, at the same time, Pisces get a bad rap for being too wrapped up in their own feelings and flights of fancy.
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Dunham, for her part, has been wrapped up in so many controversies in the last decade they're honestly hard to keep track of.
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"It bothered me that people were so wrapped up in wanting to know [about] Jack's death," the actor tells the New York Post.
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On his never-ending hunt for quick cash that he doesn't actually have to work for, Frank has gotten wrapped up in politics.
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I imagined myself walking through the streets of a large English city, wrapped up in a big coat and wearing a tweed cap.
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But if we get too wrapped up in these captivating fights—all over how we produce electric power—we'll miss some big opportunities.
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They probably didn&apost watch the debates, aren&apost fully educated on his policies, and are stupidly wrapped up in his unmerited enthusiasm.
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Before we get too wrapped up in speculation, it'd be useful to treat this report (and future ones like it) with some skepticism.
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"It was typical New York bachelor pad, and at first he felt some of this identity wrapped up in his items," Schiear says.
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Yet the legend of Tippecanoe soon became wrapped up in the anti-British propaganda in the lead up to the War of 213.
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The companies did not reveal financial terms for the deal, but said the process is expected to be wrapped up in six months.
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You're a little confused about whom you can trust this morning, but don't get too wrapped up in paranoia— listen to your intuition.
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He just gets wrapped up in some adventures, and then he goes on a superhero's quest seemingly because he found a magic cape.
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" This museum, Lewis said, "is the story of life, the story of our lives, wrapped up in a beautiful golden crown of grace.
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It would not be quick or easy, not like television crime shows in which deaths are neatly wrapped up in under an hour.
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In today's fast-paced world it's easy to get wrapped up in the day-to-day business of homework, chores, and sports practices.
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One business associate noted that there had seldom been such a bundle of energy wrapped up in such a small amount of skin.
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Nordstrom has tons of limited-edition beauty products and gift sets, some even wrapped up in festive holiday packaging, that make great gifts.
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Some of it has edged toward anger, at the thought that these stories might never be wrapped up in a more conventional fashion.
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It is hard to pin down Vince McMahon as a person because his actual character is so wrapped up in his WWE persona.
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Mine has an induction stove, a blender, and a sous-vide machine, wrapped up in the four items of clothing that I have.
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The series follows a couple wrapped up in a cult that has resonances with everything from Scientology to the followers of Jim Jones.
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Not to point out the obvious here, but it's pretty difficult to take anti-corporate messages wrapped up in Red Bull flags seriously.
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Kevin and Nora got wrapped up in the stories they invented for themselves, and that led to the catastrophic failure of their relationship.
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He was so wrapped up in it, he didn't feel his fingers touch his eyelids, he didn't need a mirror to see himself.
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But I think wrapped up in this idea of its being a genre of suffering is also that it's a genre of empowerment.
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Pennsylvania farmer Bill Boyd said he supported Trump's trade war originally, when he thought it would be wrapped up in a few months.
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Still, it's understandable to feel some internal turmoil about a plant's demise, especially because the death is so wrapped up in the ego.
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Instead, she's a kind of post-feminist huckster, selling us traditional femininity and support of male power wrapped up in a feminist bow.
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For more than two years, the Obama administration has been in wrapped up in a wasteful, revolving door contract protest that has led .
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The boy was wrapped up in a blanket inside a cardboard box that had been left out for cats, CNN affiliate WIVB reported.
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Everything was wrapped up in a cute little bow by the time each episode ended and, of course, a lesson was always learned.
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In the stress of college, it's easy for students to get wrapped-up in their own worlds and forget to think of others.
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Among all those whose lives are wrapped up in the fate of the league, there is an evenly distributed incentive to play dumb.
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Todd: I don't think so, because the more that Elliot gets wrapped up in Darlene and Angela's storyline, the more invested I get.
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So many other things that people get wrapped up in, or spend too much time on, just do something reasonable and move on.
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One of the many problems "owning the libs" is that you get so wrapped up in tribalism that you end up owning yourself.
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He's completely right — I sometimes get so wrapped up in all the possibilities that I forget that a vacation should feel like a vacation!
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In fact, I think the choices might become so difficult that even fairly good people will get wrapped up in short-term self-interest.
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Screenshot: Channel 4 (YouTube)Cambridge Analytica, the data-firm that's wrapped up in a massive scandal with Facebook, is having a very bad week.
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It's easy to get consumed by its mysteries, and get wrapped up in the guesswork/detective work of exploring those mysteries to their ends.
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Many people get so wrapped up in her messages, they join Swan's intentional community and move out to her retreat center in Costa Rica.
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When I got home with the tattoo wrapped up in plastic, my twins asked me if I was hurt, so I had to explain.
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"I think we need to get that wrapped up in order to have any type of meaningful rally in the stock market," Zidle said.
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"People can get wrapped up in numbers and talk about numbers, and the numbers don't reflect winning," Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan told reporters.
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Set in a fictional elite university town, "The Philanthropist" follows a group of students wrapped up in their lives over a 24-hour period.
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The same problems are there, but I was so wrapped up in the fun of seeing the character return that I was pretty forgiving.
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You take it to go, wrapped up in paper, and you throw out the paper when you're done, and there's no wait service involved.
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They're all wrapped up in an online training known as the Mindful Living Bundle Featuring Wisdom Labs — which will cost you all of $25.
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A powerful electric powertrain wrapped up in the body of a wickedly voluptuous sports coupe, the E-motion is both fun and environmentally sustainable.
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"There are a lot of great memories we have wrapped up in that one, and this certainly doesn't allow them to remain," he said.
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And oftentimes it's just easier to cancel plans and stay wrapped up in a Snugge — instead of that skimpy dress with the strappy shoes.
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We just celebrated being married for 16 years this Fourth of July, and there's so much happiness wrapped up in what we've found together.
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This brief but incredibly powerful moment is what the new drama UnReal had been working toward all season (which wrapped up in August 2015).
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I have vague memories of angry high school teachers pausing class to scold students for getting too wrapped up in their fake animal care.
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Elise, Brenda, and Annie eventually realize they've been too wrapped up in their own vengeance and should instead focus on the greater good. Huzzah!
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What was wrapped up in a pretty bow and sold to me as pro-woman was actually just pro a certain type of woman.
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"Ricky is discovering this newfound joy of dance and this new dream, which is all wrapped up in his relationship to Damon," Burnside says.
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Every week—every day, even—we seem to get wrapped up in the dumbest motherfucking shit you have ever heard of in your life.
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Elettra Wiedemann coined the term because, as a busy millennial who also loves good food, she found herself wrapped up in a recurring dilemma.
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Armed with real-world statistics, and an intimate, terrifying look at Jules' own sexual assault, Sweet/Vicious is dissent wrapped up in pretty packaging.
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There's also a bit of Douglas Adams wrapped up in there, in that your pet guppy feeds on human emotions detected through face detection.
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None of this is to say people can't get so wrapped up in gaming or other online activity that it can wreck their lives.
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The three spend their time wrapped up in Christmas lights, sipping from solo cups, with the light never rising above a suspiciously low level.
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And just like that, 3D-printed guns became a free-speech issue wrapped up in all the societal trappings of a Second Amendment debate.
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I popped into the gift shop, where there are endless stacks of the cake for sale, all wrapped up in Hotel Sacher's distinctive packaging.
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But he warns investors to not become "too wrapped up" in the immediate deal aftermath and how securities have reacted in the days following.
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I don't come wrapped up in this nice neat bow, and so why was I surprised that the more conservative places didn't hire me?
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"I want to sleep more but by your side," the post reads above a picture of her, eyes closed and wrapped up in bed.
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Strike a pose: Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson's male supermodels, wrapped up in an assassination plot by fashion designers intent on maintaining child labor.
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Maybe it's just the effect of being a single parent to a two-year-old: I can't afford to get wrapped up in stuff.
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What's significant is the exhibit isn't too wrapped up in itself, instead enjoying a little fun at the expense of the modern art intelligentsia.
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It was the only instance I could find where operators of religiously affiliated residential schools wrapped up in abuse allegations actually went to prison.
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Some Republicans have suggested that a trial could be wrapped up in as quickly as two weeks this time around, the Washington Post reports.
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The military will have additional medical costs for its own population, and these could get wrapped up in the total bill for military needs.
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It's inventive, it's surprising, and the method of delivery is wrapped up in a scary and enticing series of events that is delightfully gripping.
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The children figured they should tape the cat's tail, but literally got too wrapped up in their work to accomplish much the first time.
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I was so wrapped up in that, that to some extent I didn't understand there was a much bigger shift happening with the internet.
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The protests have become wrapped up in a wider debate in Canada pitting environmental interests against the economic imperative of the country's energy industry.
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Several component companies have been wrapped up in the U.S. government's efforts to limit hardware manufacturers from transacting with Chinese companies, most notably Huawei.
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The Medicare issue is certainly more fraught, wrapped up in the healthcare debate that continues to rage on Capitol Hill and around the country.
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Wrapped up in its design improvements and fantastical story was a darker, sometimes poignant tale that sorted through themes like depression, grief, and loss.
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Every time I read the book, I get wrapped up in its colloquialisms and the little cultural cues that don't have to be explained.
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And this is what we've seen both in the UK and obviously in America with Trump's campaign, which is wrapped up in white nationalism.
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Her vocals, though downcast, are choked out by electronic processing, stripped of any specifics, and wrapped up in a blanket of delicate synth lines.
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Good luck trying to get Cardi wrapped up in all that ... she's got the power of sight (or a lack thereof) on her side.
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WHATEVER their faults, Finland's politicians cannot be accused of sluggishness: the biggest Finnish political crisis in years has been wrapped up in just four days.
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Katie Holmes, Katherine Waterston, Riley Keough, Hilary Swank, and Sebastian Stan also get wrapped up in the shenanigans perpetrated by the famously unlucky Logan brothers.
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It was the 37th-game in the strike shortened-season following the infamous '94 campaign that wrapped up in August with Montreal sitting 74-40.
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The way to prevent America from being ripped apart, he said, was a renewed investigation by the FBI, to be wrapped up in a week.
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Wrapped up in the world's seemingly relentless, punishing trials, the only thing more dizzying than Hookworms' gloomy drone was the rate of their own misfortune.
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The review wrapped up in August with recommendations to modify a handful of the park-like preserves, including Bears Ears and reportedly Grand Staircase Escalante.
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Think an amalgamation of Bowie, Prince, Annie Lennox and Boy George; queer icons wrapped up in a sexy new parcel with cheekbones to die for.
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Finally, when he wrapped up in the middle of last year, Nguyen paid a $225 filing fee and handed his complaint over to the FCC.
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You know the feeling you get during the holidays when the presents are all wrapped up in shiny paper, just waiting to be torn into?
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After an extensive search on Saturday, volunteer searchers found the baby's body wrapped up in "blue cloth" in a hole under a log, said Crum.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - As OPEC's latest meeting wrapped up in Vienna on Thursday night, ministers congratulated each other on its rare spirit of amity and consensus.
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An extensive search of the surrounding neighborhood turned up two more corpses, similarly wrapped up in garbage bags and sealed closed with tape, police allege.
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Growing up, Anna was wrapped up in cotton wool and close to her parents, while Kate was more independent, the black sheep of the family.
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Getting too wrapped up in what is and isn't legal could distract from the fact that problematic behavior at work results in a toxic environment.
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But there are a lot of complex, gendered things wrapped up in that question, including a woman's tone of voice, her appearance, and her demeanor.
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He displays them as if they were in a butchery, the starchy designs all wrapped up in cling film and suspended from metal meat hooks.
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We had a great first date a few weeks ago, then he went on holiday, and we both got wrapped up in respective Thanksgiving plans.
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Post-apocalyptic shooter Rage 2 looks like a mashup of a number of open-world games, all wrapped up in a gritty Mad Max style.
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While Cardi B appeared to be holding her 5-week-old daughter, the star actually had a Moon Person wrapped up in the pink blanket.
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That's why this movie is like six different movies wrapped up in one and why it's sort of confusing as to who it's aimed at.
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However, the story that was told through these two albums, and the subsequent tours to perform them both, was wrapped up in a neat bow.
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She's a beautiful girl with low self-esteem whose been taught that her entire self-worth is wrapped up in her looks and sex appeal.
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Season 20 of the CBS show wrapped up in romantic fashion when two contestants, Chris "Swaggy C" Williams, 23, and Bayleigh Dayton, 25, got engaged.
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In other words, a ton of our friends are getting Stila for the holidays this year — and it's all wrapped up in guilt-free shopping.
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It's a coming-of-age tale, a love story, and a heartfelt mediation on intimacy and loss, all wrapped up in one lush, lyrical package.
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Supporters of TTIP have frequently charged anti-TTIP activists with peddling an anti-American sentiment wrapped up in quibbles about minor clauses in the agreement.
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"You have to see this video," Jenner said to Atkin while wrapped up in a gravity blanket, which the model says "helps with" her anxiety.
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She's at last come to the realization that her identity and her place in the world are wrapped up in the realities of her body.
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An unprecedented account of the physical sensation of taking estrogen, trying to "pass" in public, and dating follows, wrapped up in her trademark sassy patois.
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I don't know whether my pattern of romantic involvement will continue, but I have no regrets about the time I've spent wrapped up in it.
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Mike's rep doesn't recall the exact date the footage was shot but production wrapped up in August 2016 -- so, it was obviously before that date.
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And she warned the party against getting too wrapped up in the protests that have revved up Democratic base voters nationwide this year and last.
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Before she and Brown were officially a thing, rumors swirled that Houston was wrapped up in an intimate affair with her childhood best friend, Robyn.
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When he reached him, the dog was wrapped up in the weeds, tangled in fishing line and had a hook and bobber hanging from him.
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I think shopping and spending time on style gets wrapped up in that, which is why we have this trope of the hot-mess mom.
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The only thing you should get wrapped up in at the gym is your next set, or maybe your rockin' playlist — not your headphone wires.
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Also, as much as Dake claims to take the moral high ground, he also seems too wrapped up in his job to think big picture.
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Kate's issues certainly seem, in part, to be wrapped up in Jack's death — and this heartbreaking theory might clear up some of our bigger questions.
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Even disciplines normally considered immune to politics, such as the sciences, are currently wrapped up in many political hot-button topics, such as climate change.
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Email archiving systems provide searchable access to historical records, limiting e-discovery costs and avoiding potential fines should a company be wrapped up in litigation.
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I'd become wrapped up in the first chapter of Twenty One, an "online virtual horror experience" from the creators of the "extreme" haunted house, Blackout.
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Another performer wrapped up in the scandal, former "Desperate Housewives" actress Felicity Huffman, pleaded guilty to mail fraud and honest services fraud charges in May.
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How did a prominent Democratic lobbyist get wrapped up in an investigation of Russia's efforts to help Trump and hurt Clinton in the 2016 race?
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Because his followers see their dignity wrapped up in his remaining in power, he can say and do anything and never pay a political price.
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His character, Gary Walsh, is a personal assistant whose identity is entirely wrapped up in his commander-in-chief boss, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
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The delicious non-GMO popcorn comes in four flavors (caramel, cheddar cheese, white cheddar, and jalapeno cheddar) and is wrapped up in distinctive striped cones.
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That's the level of conflicting or concurrent winds you're wrapped up in when you talk to someone who's been able to succeed at that level.
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After all, Cyrus has been wrapped up in her fair share of controversy, including her 2013 VMAs performance and a public feud with Nicki Minaj.
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"A lot of Special Forces guys, their identity is totally wrapped up in their work," said a Special Forces soldier who served with Sergeant Bellino.
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This Tim Burton film is "a horror movie tucked inside a domestic drama wrapped up in a biopic," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Though the actors are great, these stories — save for an ongoing tale featuring a mysterious new hire — are introduced and wrapped up in one episode.
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Wrapped up in one another and without a proper beginning or end, the series of colored-pencil-drawn illustrations allude to nudes and abstract art.
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Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield knows her way around a big melody, an even bigger chorus, and barbed sentiments, all wrapped up in that reliable guitar crunch.
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"I used to be so wrapped up in the rat race that I was probably putting an inordinate amount of stress on myself," he said.
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He pitched so long that by the time he wrapped up in 1933, the country of his birth, Austria-Hungary, hadn't existed for 15 years.
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How to Deal With Job-Search Depression So much of who you are is wrapped up in work, but you are more than your job.
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And, unfortunately, when somebody becomes a victim of a violent crime, their story becomes wrapped up in the story of the person who killed them.
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Most prefer to change the subject to longer-term problems than to get wrapped up in debates over the Obama economic record or budget deficits.
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"Rose Leslie has my heart and soul wrapped up in hers," Clarke wrote in one of several lengthy hashtags, which also included #brainalteringjoy and #dontforgetthelovepeople.
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The legal dispute is still murky, and seems to be wrapped up in a deeply personal separation that McClain didn't want disclosed to the media.
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Now, though, I think the perceived honor of the word is wrapped up in "author" sounding like a chip off the granite block of authority.
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The largest classic car auction of the year just wrapped up in Scottsdale, Arizona, with more than 2,600 cars selling for a combined $248 million.
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But they were wrapped up in themselves and each other to the extreme of being jealous of their five kids, of whom I'm the oldest.
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And with a screenplay co-written by Emma Thompson and Bryony Kimmings and directed by Paul Feig, it's wrapped up in a very promising package.
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All forecasters can offer is their best guess at the atmosphere of the future, whispered by the simulated blue marble and wrapped up in uncertainty.
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You and I have discussed the idea that people get too wrapped up in national issues and don't even know what's going on around them.
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Civil War engages with some heady ideas regarding government oversight and wartime collateral damage, all wrapped up in the trappings of a sticky revenge thriller.
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That's all wrapped up in the story of how Clinton had a campaign with all the money and data in the world and still lost.
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"I got wrapped up in the excitement of the go-go era, and the go-go era ended, " Bogle recalled in a 2007 feature in Fortune.
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The multi-staged military operation in Deh Bala, located on the border with Pakistan, began in April but wrapped up in June, military officials told Reuters .
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"This set of issues is wrapped up in national security concerns, and more broadly the intensifying geopolitical competition between the U.S. and China," he told CNBC.
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To lie underneath a Gravity Blanket feels a little like being swaddled as a baby, or wrapped up in a toasty tortilla like a human burrito.
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You may not have realized that there was ever a monarchy of sorts in the United States — and it's currently wrapped up in some serious drama.
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Galen, father of Rogue One hero Jyn Erso, is so wrapped up in his research that he barely has time to pay attention to Galactic politics.
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Did you get too wrapped up in all the new Game of Thrones hype to pay attention to the new apps and updates of the week?
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In a mode that is very much her own, Hiller's work in the paranormal and the paraconceptual transforms through frustration, her art wrapped up in riddle.
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After its cancellation, Disney sent a final batch of episodes to Netflix, while other storylines were wrapped up in the novel Dark Disciple by Christie Golden.
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Jordan died in 2007 before he was able to complete the series, which fantasy author Brandon Sanderson wrapped up in 2013 with A Memory of Light.
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Heaton shared a photo of Dyer wrapped up in layers of winter clothing, smiling, and holding a piece of birthday cake in a trailer on set.
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Shushanna & Jordan Shushanna, wrapped up in Kamil, can't fully submit to a relationship with Jordan, who, may I remind us all, only arrived in Paradise yesterday.
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But Nate Parker's retelling is so wrapped up in lectures and dogma that its rendering of Turner isn't interesting enough to sustain an entire feature film.
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Related: Frightening Fiber Artist Makes Gnarly Knits Get Wrapped Up in Whimsical Wall Hangings for the Modern Weaver The Psychology of What Makes an Image "Horror"
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This might turn embarrassing if you get so wrapped up in the game that you destroy not only your sense of personal dignity but actual property.
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Sanders hasn't yet found the language to talk about racism as a phenomenon that is both wrapped up in economic inequality and also a distinct evil.
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They are often quicker than U.S. officials to give their read-out from the talks - the sixth round of which wrapped up in Qatar on Thursday.
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And finally, do you want all of this wrapped up in a exceptionally durable, waterproof package that's small enough to fit on the tiniest of wrists?
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The straight-forward victory, which Vinci wrapped up in 63 minutes, followed a clinical first round win over Germany's Anna-Lena Friedsam that took 68 minutes.
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You could teach a class on the diasporic threads wrapped up in this one tune—or better yet, you could dance your ass off to it.
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And considering her public identity was so wrapped up in her indestructibility, how could anyone blame her for avoiding the public once that indestructibility was gone?
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It didn't happen because this was wrapped up in a timely process through the normal primary schedule, and I think that will be the case here.
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Russell Crowe and his scuzzy partner get wrapped up in a murder mystery involving a porn actress and a girl who goes missing in the aftermath.
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There are three significant economies wrapped up in this and because we are getting into these more difficult areas, the rhetoric is going to ramp up.
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The EU argues that overcapacity in the steel and aluminum sectors does not originate there so they shouldn't be wrapped up in Trump's proposed tariffs plan.
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Dog also touches on the UAE check scam he nearly got wrapped up in -- which he points out sounded too good to be true (it was).
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The five episode series is available to download now for its Kickstarter backers, following the successful campaign to fund the project that wrapped up in 2015.
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I wanted to show everyone who was wrapped up in self-hatred — whether at 200 lbs or 21 lbs — that they could choose a different path.
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Colonialism, war, animal rights, and feminism are wrapped up in a suspenseful moment the Argentina-born, London-based artist captures in smooth, white, marble dust resin.
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Classic Bathrobe, available at Parachute, $99It's all too tempting to stay wrapped up in this Turkish cotton bathrobe long after they've stepped out of the shower.
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People don't move really readily; they have skills that are specific to their industry, they have attachments to their jobs, it's wrapped up in their identity.
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His insecurities are wrapped up in self-effacing comedy; she presents as more confident, but in a way that comes across as a facade to viewers.
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When one of Clare's colleagues is found dead — with a line from that particular story left near the body — Clare gets wrapped up in the investigation.
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The history of the mitochondria is inextricably wrapped up in the history of eukaryotic organisms, the domain of organisms that includes all plant and animal life.
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That's important, particularly at a time when the public's image of the department is wrapped up in the conduct of the Trump administration's harsh immigration crackdown.
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Lindsey Graham is urging his colleagues to wrap up the trial quickly rather than get wrapped up in thorny questions of congressional power and executive privilege.
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Though some of our core democratic values are wrapped up in norms, it's still easy to ask: If no laws have been broken, what's the problem?
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In the suit, Belfort says the political scandal Aziz is wrapped up in, is tainting the rights to his story ... which he sold to Red Granite.
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It's a crime novel, an art history thesis, an LGBTQ coming-of-age story, and a meditation on toxic masculinity all wrapped up in 976 pages.
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China's Vice Premier Liu He is traveling to Washington with a delegation of trade negotiators just days after another set of discussions wrapped up in Beijing.
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But even those who are being diligent and proactive can get wrapped up in Amazon's aggressive and increasingly automated effort to remove problem merchants, he said.
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But he lacks a Schedule I researcher license, which is wrapped up in red tape including institutional review board approval and security of the work area.
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It tries to combine the best aspects of both VR and AR, wrapped up in a marketable term that sounds marginally less geeky than its cousins.
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Oxytocin is sometimes called the Love Hormone, or the Cuddle Hormone, as it's released when you hug, come, breastfeed, and get wrapped up in a story.
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Apple was also wrapped up in that news, because Facebook had reportedly made it possible for Apple devices to access data from users who had disabled sharing.
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The 28-year-old American averaged 35.2 points, 8.4 rebounds and 5.4 assists in the best-of-seven Finals, which the Warriors wrapped up in five games.
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He said the algorithms that run our digital lives can keep us wrapped up in ideas we already agree with rather than exposing people to alternative viewpoints.
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Glow was created, produced, and largely directed by women, and is ultimately a story about female strength and friendship — all wrapped up in a high-cut leotard.
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You end up forgetting that you're just watching people talk and become wrapped up in something worse than imagery: your own imagination of the horrors they're describing.
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But of course, a lot of that pleasure is probably wrapped up in the transference of excitement you felt that you were going to watch a movie.
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Some of that was linked to international security, but a lot of it was wrapped up in a conversation about how best to respond to climate change.
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Before you get wrapped up in the upcoming string of holidays and the inevitable bustle that goes with it, financial advisors recommend dedicating some time to taxes.
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It's because the girl is sad, but August is so wrapped up in her own grief that she can't quite make the empathetic leap to see why.
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But unfortunately, YACHT was probably too wrapped up in the assumed potential of their project to realize what trolling the world actually looks like from the outside.
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Similarly, OKgrl is a crossroads of art, fashion, design, content production, and above all, consumerism, all wrapped up in a culturally diverse, nostalgia-inducing, dreamy pop package.
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The couple met at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting, and both of them always seem to be wrapped up in storylines that are related solely to their weight.
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It's like being on a slowing treadmill with no way off—and all the more painful if your self worth has been wrapped up in your career.
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The Queen was lucky to be wrapped up in the magenta coat by Stewart Parvin and matching hat by Rachel Trevor Morgan on the chilly winter's day.
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We sometimes get wrapped up in these moments – there is so much happening in the world where you think everything is just so big and it's not.
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Since then, he's cool with Khalifa, Kim and Rose have Instagrammed photos of them hanging out together, and everything is wrapped up in a neat little package.
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These changes were designed to dampen turnout among blacks, the court held, but when wrapped up in a single package, the effect was likely to be magnified.
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"My little girl handed him the puppy wrapped up in a blanket and he put his hands over his face and he started crying," Walker tells PEOPLE.
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DS: It was a big "Aha!" moment where we realized all these shame things were wrapped up in the Sarah story, which makes Hank, unfortunately, pretty relatable.
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Maybe it has something to do with all those big themes, like, oh, the passage of time and the inexorability of death, wrapped up in small packages.
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Felt was selfless, but his rationale was also very wrapped up in his toxic marriage and the missing daughter he was afraid was in the Weather Underground.
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I reminded myself that they couldn't possibly be real, but I nevertheless began to feel that I was wrapped up in something more than I could handle.
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His books are not simply criticisms of war; they are meditations on human nature and the meaning of life, wrapped up in zany plots and deadpan wit.
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On one side, it shows a young boy wrapped up in winter clothes, his arms stretched out trying to catch what looks like snowflakes with his tongue.
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With congressional primaries wrapped up in another eight states, donors who have been waiting to make campaign contributions can now begin placing bets on their party's nominees.
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To have their financial livelihoods wrapped up in one of the most partisan political battles in recent American history is akin to a slap in the face.
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With primaries wrapped up in roughly 70 percent of congressional districts this week, campaign donors are beginning to turn to placing their bets on the general election.
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Meghan wrapped up in a midnight blue wrap coat from Sentaler's Fall/Winter 2015 collection paired with a matching fascinator from her go-to milliner, Philip Treacy.
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The president's budget submission to Congress, to be released early in 21625, and usually wrapped up in draft form before Christmas, is still a work in progress.
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Much like a dog refusing to eat pills unless they're hidden in peanut butter, I only really like industrial music when it's wrapped up in something else.
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A former Goldman exec who thinks just about every meeting can be wrapped up in 15 minutes explains why he purposely puts longer meetings in his schedule
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"City people are so wrapped up in their own world," said Gail Smith, the breeding supervisor at Kia-Ora, the pig farm Tom runs with his sons.
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My heart went out not only to the victim, but also to this lost young man so wrapped up in darkness that he may never break free.
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This kind of excess is wrapped up in the fact that the people who want to own Supreme far outnumber the people who can actually buy it.
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It's been my experience that people are too wrapped up in their own heads to think much of the solo diner next to them at the bar.
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We're with "Karen," who is not actually Karen, whose adult life is still very much wrapped up in the CAPA world in ways I won't reveal here.
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I grew up in a political family and my dad was very, very wrapped up in politics, but I had never taken on anything on my own.
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We're so wrapped up in the daily tick-tock, we could be losing sight of a big picture that's come into focus over the past two years.
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Former special counsel Robert Mueller will return to his partnership at WilmerHale after the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election formally wrapped up in March.
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"And that sometimes gets wrapped up in issues of ethnic identity or religious identity or cultural identity and that can be a volatile mix," Mr. Obama said.
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"Some people feel their sense of worth wrapped up in how much they're uploading," Cole reveals about the hamster wheel that some successful vloggers find themselves in.
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In creator Peter Morgan's interpretation of that ten-year period, the Earl of Burma gets fired, wrapped up in a coup, and sneakily dismantles a royal relationship.
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Meanwhile, an audit of just the Defense Logistic Agency (DLA) that wrapped up in December found the agency failed to properly document $800 million in construction projects.
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"Letting ourselves eat what we want and indulging in food is often wrapped up in feelings of guilt and shame because of pressures on us," Gabriel said.
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"It appears that much of his professional identity and personal identity have been wrapped up in this particular issue, although I do not know why," Glosser said.
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ID: The works are displayed in various states of unpacking—some are leaned against the walls, some are still half-crated, others are wrapped up in plastic.
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It&aposs very easy for anyone in a corporate role to become wrapped up in its silo and/or the smaller silos that make up the whole.
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Fans have been clamoring for more Planet Earth ever since the series wrapped up in 2006, but unlike many sequels, this one couldn't be rushed into production.
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The spider's web of color that crisscrosses the gallery indicates how complicated feelings of love and alienation can be when wrapped up in one's memories of home.
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There's something of that joy in the other's potential or realized misery wrapped up in our populist brand of masculinity, which comes to full flower in war.
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" Trump started to answer and got wrapped up in cross-talk — at which point Trump moved to shut down Bush by telling him, "Let me talk. Quiet.
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Or when she finally did release that pop-country album, Younger Now, except it was so wrapped up in questionable branding about "purity" that it felt jarring?
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When Paige Sklar, 22, entered treatment for anorexia nervosa when she was 18 years old, she felt like her whole identity was wrapped up in her eating disorder.
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We get so wrapped up in the yearlong narrative of Wrestlemania and the backstage politics that it's not enough to just get a fun, simple, physically-told story.
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Whiskey and blasphemy is the name of the game here, wrapped up in an irresistible blend of howling thrash, primitive black metal, gnarly crust, and manic speed metal.
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However, unlike some commencement speeches which provide students with wishy-washy advice wrapped up in oodles of metaphors, Garner got real about what these students need to know.
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"We always need to see innovation coming up within governments and the permission to do so, which is wrapped up in permission to fail," says Kaufman, of NYU.
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If you've ever suffered from anxiety, you'll know how common and easy it can be to get wrapped up in an overwhelming amount of stress over certain things.
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In "A Separation", an estranged couple becomes wrapped up in court when a caregiver miscarries on duty, exposing the complex relationship between religion, the law and familial bonds.
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I remember looking into the windowsand seeing them in there, and maybe they'd have made a swing out of theirsheets and were just wrapped up in them swinging.
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This backlash, in Obama's diagnosis, is wrapped up in both legitimate grievances (anger about the 2008 financial crisis) and less legitimate ones (white male anxiety about social change).
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The Idiot is not a book that wants you to get wrapped up in its characters when you could be reveling in all of its linguistic games instead.
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In the shot, Vanessa, 37, holds a young Phoenix — who is wrapped up in a blanket, wearing a hospital gown, and has a breathing tube up his nose.
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No woman's worth is wrapped up in the cosmetics that she puts on her face, and Keys' naked skin isn't any more inspiring than Amber Rose's red lips.
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Instead, they're wrapped up in wrestling with the contradictions of an image that has, in the two decades Spears has been making music, become larger than real life.
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The private club has the blue-and-gold wallpaper that's wrapped up in her terrifying, but often suppressed, memories, which are made of endless bursts of psychosexual horror.
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He also said he expected that litigation involving the Clean Power Plan to be wrapped up in time for the United States to comply with the climate agreement.
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But here we are in a Toyota Prius in 2022 with Colin, who is pretending to be Hunter, and Heidi, who is wrapped up in her buried thoughts.
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ASUS took to the stage today, just after Acer wrapped up, in a bit of alphabetical serendipity, showing off the latest addition to the company's Android Wear line.
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"Time will only tell and the state of the market isn't all wrapped up in just the Fed, there are other things to watch as well," he added.
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Related: Spike Your Afterlife with These Spirited Urns The 'Balloon Chair' Will Elevate Your Home Decor Game Get Wrapped Up in Whimsical Wall Hangings for the Modern Weaver
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JoJo, who landed her first hit single at just 13, was infamously wrapped up in a legal battle with her record company for years, which stalled her career.
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Facebook has been wrapped up in political controversies for some time and has been accused of not doing enough to fight misinformation on its platform, particularly around elections.
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Their fear was compounded by the fact that Jeff owned all the intellectual property from the Latitude Society, and it was wrapped up in a Non-Disclosure Agreement.
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A man spotted an Asiatic lion in the Gir Forest National Park in India and got a little too wrapped up in watching the king of the jungle.
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You can get completely wrapped up in it, but if you take some steps back and see it in a larger context, these fraught times are absolutely preposterous.
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I get so wrapped up in it and so obsessed with these little things in music I sometimes throw these little tantrums that are so stupid and embarrassing.
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The Future-featuring "Smoke Break" is a fun, heavy-lidded slice of trap, but with Chance's voice wrapped up in AutoTune, it just sounds like a Future song.
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In the sweet snap, the makeup mogul affectionately held her baby girl, who was wrapped up in a white towel, and planted a big kiss on her lips.
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"All their hopes, plans and dreams for a happy future were wrapped up in that TV sitcom," Lucie wrote in her introduction to the book I Love Lucy.
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Noisey: After more than 30 years doing thrash metal, do you feel like the rage that's wrapped up in this music is the same, or has it changed?
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Mortal Kombat, a series so wrapped up in hidden treats and in-jokes that one became a canonical character, is still being excavated for secrets decades after release.
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It's glossier, and more wrapped up in the sexuality of the various Kardashian and Jenner women, but similarly offers insight into an "unconventional" (read: rich and loud) family.
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Your friend might get pregnant, a teammate may get wrapped up in drugs, you could wind up in a destructive relationship, someone might call in a bomb threat.
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The proposed changes, if passed, would avert Xfund's shutdown and would effectively mean its investors would remain wrapped up in the fund for at least 10 more years.
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But Cracker Jack's timelessness is wrapped up in one of the best-known songs in history: Take me out to the ballgame, Take me out with the crowd.
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LafargeHolcim shares, which have fallen by nearly half since the merger wrapped up in July, dropped 7.7 percent by 1418 GMT, while Linde shares were down 4.5 percent.
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The two met with undercover police earlier this week and delivered a package of white powder wrapped up in plastic and tape; they were subsequently taken into custody.
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It's this scenario that BikeStormz wants to help young people avoid, encouraging them to get out and cycling, rather than carrying knives and getting wrapped up in violence.
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Overall star rating: 4.6Total number of reviews: 15,259One thing to know: The Chicago Bulls have a ton of history wrapped up in the United Center's 24-year tenure.
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"How do they always make stories about brown and black people wrapped up in the candy of the central protagonist who's white?" wrote one commenter on Deadline's piece.
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Some of their missions are wrapped up in a single episode, while others take longer; their gripping investigation of Scientology is spread over a well-earned 10 chapters.
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Innocent Syrian refugees — or peaceful immigrants with a Muslim upbringing — can get wrapped up in our notions of who is a terrorist, no matter what the statistics say.
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"Everything has been wrapped up in this nice perfect bow in saying that there were no problems," Terri Garcia, a longtime Deer Park resident, told The Associated Press.
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Molly's driven and eager, but sometimes gets so wrapped up in her vision of perfection that she loses sight of what the people around her are actually feeling.
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I can't even comprehend what it's like for the viewers, because I'm only just realizing what Daenerys was for me, and everything that was wrapped up in that.
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Corin Hardy, the director of the horror film "The Nun," takes all the anxiety wrapped up in that terror and lets it loose in one creepy cemetery scene.
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The show was delayed, which Bloys said had to do with Benioff and Weiss' time being wrapped up in working on a new Star Wars trilogy for Disney.
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A night one-r from Colton Underwood's season of The Bachelor, Tahzjuan's entire BIP storyline similarly wrapped up in only one episode — just a couple of days, IRL.
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The exchange onstage between the two progressives, surrounded by onlookers but wrapped up in their intensely personal rivalry, marked their most direct confrontation in the entire 2020 election.
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And I wrapped up in blankets every time I studied torts or crimes related to sexual assault and I hoped my face wouldn't betray me in classroom discussions.
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When the fourth season of this "Breaking Bad" prequel wrapped up in 2018, The New York Times's David Segal expressed high hopes for Season 143 in his recap.
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Yet if the nomination is effectively wrapped up in the coming week — not a certainty, but a real possibility — the party may well come to regret its decision.
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The result is a hodgepodge of sincere, real-life testimony and calculated schmaltz that gets its head so wrapped up in thinking that it leaves some heart behind.
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There's a lot wrapped up in the word "no" for women — beginning with the fact that women are expected to say yes (and feel guilty when they don't).
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Dubbed Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution, the remake of the 1998 film follows Ash and friends as they get wrapped up in a legendary pokémon's quest for revenge.
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While it may not be socially acceptable to leave your house wrapped up in your favorite knit blanket this winter, this cute cardigan is the next best thing.
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There's a lot wrapped up in the word "no" for women — beginning with the fact that women are expected to say yes (and feel guilty when they don't).
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He lay listening to a battery-powered radio, wrapped up in three blankets, he said, until a guard saw he had an extra blanket and took it away.
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Prince Mohammed's critics say that wrapped up in the anticorruption efforts are tactics aimed at increasing his control of the economy while curbing his rivals' power and prominence.
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So, he decided it was time for her to die…I got wrapped up in Jake's fantasy, and I didn't think I could tell him no without losing him.
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We still don't know how he's involved with Laurel's (Karla Souza) hospital stay, but it's safe to say he's going to become very wrapped up in the Keating drama.
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The Supporting Actress nominee started off her Emmys Monday by sharing a fresh-faced selfie with her hair wrapped up in a towel before getting her glam session started.
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Aka pieces of data that might not be personal data per se yet certainly pertain to privacy once they are wrapped up in and/or associated with people's communications.
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She wanted someone who cared about what she felt, and it was obvious to her that Bob was too wrapped up in his own agenda to suit her needs.
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The iPhone XR comes with a 24-inch LCD display that comes in the familiar notched design, wrapped up in an aluminum frame and the new more durable glass.
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Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley, Laura Dern, and Zoë Kravitz are all returning as the main women wrapped up in the death of Alexander Skarsgård's character, Perry Wright.
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The final three episodes will deal with the squabbles for the throne that Jon Snow so often said didn't really matter — squabbles Jon is now wrapped up in himself.
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In the shot, Serhant, 34, leans down and snuggles into his snoozing daughter, who is wrapped up in a white blanket and wears nothing but a tiny pink beanie.
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When you're hungry, it's easier to get wrapped up in what's happening around you; your focus is all external, rather than thinking about how you're feeling on the inside.
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But this announcement highlights just how much of that story there is to explore: why were the Children and the First Men wrapped up in such an intense conflict?
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The first, The Mountain Goats' "No Children," is a song about how love and hate are all wrapped up in each other sometimes, even in the best of relationships.
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Jason Aldean's wrapped up in a burrito controversy -- an employee claims he was 86'd after putting the country star on blast for his tip on a massive order.
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Nearly half of U.S. coal production is wrapped up in bankruptcy right now, and the industry needs to take some bitter medicine before it gets better, the IEA says.
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Meanwhile, MCU mastermind Kevin Feige has indicated that Marvel's films will change direction after many of the current major plot threads are wrapped up in the fourth Avengers film.
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Wrapped up in talk of subduction zones and transform boundaries, he took his hands off the steering wheel for a bit too long and the SUV began to drift.
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The team contends that it isn't out to get Kushner, but just wants to protect the president because his son-in-law is so wrapped up in the investigation.
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On Wednesday afternoon, closing arguments wrapped up in the first criminal trial carried out as part of the sprawling investigation of Russian interference into the 2016 US presidential election.
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The genre started life as a series of trial-and-error puzzles wrapped up in a story, but Telltale instead approached it as a new kind of interactive narrative.
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Duggan hopes to have the first 20 school buildings fully inspected by month's end and all of them wrapped up in about three months, according to Roach, his spokesman.
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When you're done with both you'll get the same kind of feeling: a mixture of relief and nostalgia, wrapped up in a deep desire to see what happens next.
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Trump doesn't like to admit he's made a mistake, Riedel noted, and the prince's ego is wrapped up in achieving a positive outcome for Saudi Arabia in the conflict.
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"Money and finances typically are wrapped up in a lot of emotions for everyone, and your views on these subjects have been shaped since you were born," he wrote.
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Kali and Ponna, a couple who are erotically wrapped up in each other, withstand waves of derision because they have not conceived a child after a decade of marriage.
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For a man looking for a woman to take home, the expression is "chips funga," which means French fries wrapped up — in other words, a bit like ordering takeout.
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There was none of the fanfare of a picnic basket or plates or anything like that, only baloney and brown bread and margarine sandwiches wrapped up in butcher paper.
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It's all wrapped up in this belief that love is the ultimate goal—that hetero, monogamous love is this shining bubble, the ideal we should all be reaching for.
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At 1005 GMT, the stock was up 0.9 percent at 54.02 euros, Daimler said the deal was expected to be wrapped up in the last three months of 2016.
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It probably helps that I have an unfeasibly attractive girlfriend (don't ask me how) and loads of our photos are of us smugly wrapped up in each other's arms.
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They are rarely the masterminds of the drug conspiracies they find themselves wrapped up in, but by the time they're behind bars, their partners have often already moved on.
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Again, glasshole is a great example of that — a word that effectively contains the full story of Google Glass' abject consumer failure wrapped up in those two mocking syllables.
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I think the big thing is, of course, technology's not really wrapped up in the trade war, directly, as much as it could be, because China's a closed system.
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BTF 20-1 wrapped up in mid-November, after 4 B-52 bombers spent four weeks flying all over Europe, including trips to the Arctic and the Middle East.
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But wrapped up in those curls may also be answers to a longstanding mystery: exactly how a strand of hair winds itself into a curl on the cellular level.
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It's just her bad luck that she latched on to a guy too wrapped up in a kamikaze love affair to see how good she could be for him.
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Wrapped up in Black Santa emoji wrapping paper, Gucci stunts within in this virtual winter wonderland alongside other Christmas staples like Bambi, Mickey Mouse, and of course, the Grinch.
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Then, all of that excitement was wrapped up in pulpy, pastiche aesthetics—a big hero with big guns who hates demons and wants to tear out their big guts.
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He told the businessman that it is a mistake in an airline venture to get wrapped up in the romance and art of flying, because money is what counts.
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Take the Original Kentucky Mayo Twister Wrap, which is made up of an original recipe fillet, pickled slaw, original Kentucky mayonnaise, all wrapped up in a lightly toasted tortilla.
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It's tempting to write off this scandal as an inscrutable product of a teen subculture, wrapped up in layers of irony and the peculiar language and aesthetics of YouTube.
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I recently watched The Souvenir, Joanna Hogg's partly autobiographical film about a young filmmaker who gets wrapped up in a toxic and emotionally abusive relationship with an older man.
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The big picture: Text messages were released last week between Sondland and two other diplomats wrapped up in an alleged pressure campaign to force Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden.
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My whole world wrapped up in two people: my husband prepping the truck for the tree, and our son's mitten-free hands reaching out for fir branches and pebbles.
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They are forced to face their own issues with each other, problems that lead them back to the frustrations with the dead man wrapped up in the back seat.
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"It might be that climate has become so wrapped up in one's identity and worldview that it's not the sort of thing that's susceptible to better messaging," he said.
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It's the opposite of capitalist logic, whereas [the controversy surrounding her death and the defense of Andre] is so wrapped up in the marketplace and the protection of capital.
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In a family portrait taken outside their home at Stockholm's Haga Palace, Mom, Dad and the two children are wrapped up in their winter gear to keep out the cold.
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The majority of the energy you use each day—somewhere between 60 and 80 percent of your total daily calorie expenditure—is wrapped up in your resting metabolic rate (RMR).
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President Trump was on a roll at a rally that just wrapped up in Nashville hitting on some of these issues and taking some shots at the Dems over MS13.
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Kardashian West posed looking at herself applying lipstick in the mirror wearing nothing more than a bra and a black thong with her hair wrapped up in a white towel.
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A Harvard-Harris poll recently found that 22018 percent of Americans want this probe wrapped up in six months with a whopping 30 percent who want it to stopped immediately.
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Could Rubio be betraying the vulnerability of his presidential hopes, all wrapped up in a facial gesture that indicates just how eager he is to please, be accepted and prevail?
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Tiangong-2 hosted one set of astronauts, in October-November 2016, and served as the base for multiple robotic refueling demonstrations, the last of which wrapped up in September 2017.
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Rampage stars Johnson as a primatologist who gets wrapped up in a global catastrophe after he discovers that a rogue genetic experiment is turning normal creatures into super-sized ones.
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According to a post by Brand Eating, the Beefy Potatorito contains seasoned beef, shredded cheddar cheese, nacho cheese sauce, crispy potatoes, and chipotle sauce wrapped up in a flour tortilla.
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Most of Yahoo's current value, of course, is wrapped up in its Alibaba stake, which it purchased in 2005 for $1 billion and is now worth close to $24 billion.
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Jeb Bush (R) proclaimed Sunday that the Super Bowl 85033 halftime show was the "best" ever after a performance by pop stars Shakira and Jennifer Lopez wrapped up in Miami.
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Aside from the fact that she's the oldest of three — like me — she's also got so much of her mom's style and her dad's personality all wrapped up in one.
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Related: Brooklyn Textile Artists Weave a Delicate Social Fabric Get Wrapped Up in Whimsical Wall Hangings for the Modern Weaver Stunning Silk-Fabric Lifesize Building Replications by Do Ho Suh
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Another video encourages the use of screen time controls, asking "can't put your phone down?" and shows someone so wrapped up in their phone they aren't watching where they're walking.
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Delevoye said the whole list would be wrapped up in the next 48 hours, and that some new names might be revealed before the second round of the presidential election.
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And part of their anger was wrapped up in the idea that other people were getting even better, even cheaper benefits — and those other people did not deserve the help.
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Theroux sported his signature all-black ensemble with dark jeans and a black jacket while Gomez wrapped up in a tan coat with light jeans and a white shirt underneath.
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What I think Mark is alluding to is what I said earlier, this notion of a conspiracy out there, and it gets wrapped up in concerns about the Federal government.
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Sometimes the artists and promoters get so wrapped up in themselves that they forget how it important it is to that kid and the $40 he paid for the ticket.
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Every episode focuses on a different character wrapped up in the whole confounding mess, and subsequently, every episode turns into sort of a cover version of a great '70s filmmaker.
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Saturday night's Outlander finale wrapped up in much the same way that the whole second season has unfolded: With tense and violent battle moments as well as quieter emotional ones.
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There were times I would get so wrapped up in my drama I'd forget to take a break from it or peer outside of it to talk about anything else.
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The idea of someone "belonging" to someone else is nice when it's the lyric to a song, but in real life it's deeply wrapped up in the need for control.
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Season 1 of Fear the Walking Dead wrapped up in October with an episode that saw the family at the center of the story considering a escape from the mainland.
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Unfortunately, a permanent solution regarding access to VA care has not yet been found because, like most other things in Washington, the issue has become wrapped up in partisan politics.
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Of course, there is privilege wrapped up in buying and cooking vegetarian, and we need to do more to ensure that healthy food is more accessible and affordable for everyone.
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With their entire family life and fortune wrapped up in SWIM, the Handy's homegrown business was going under -- until The Profit's Marcus Lemonis tossed the clan a lifesaver, that is.
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Critic score: 91%Audience score: 81%A drama, comedy, and musical all wrapped up in one, "La La Land" brought Stone and Gosling together for their third major motion picture.
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Wrapped up in Aritzia's Wilfred The Duvet Coat (yes, it really takes on the name of bedding), Ariana looked as cozy and warm as ever in a recent Instagram post.
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With rich people, when they're born rich, a lot of their identity is wrapped up in that because of the way society defines your success by the money you have.
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Too generous and innocent to be pretentious, with its subversion of gender norms wrapped up in its sincerity, "Dia de los Muertos" might expand your idea of what is traditional.
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Entrepreneurs get so wrapped up in the day-to-day running of their businesses that retirement planning often takes a back seat — until the IRS comes looking for its share.
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But the reality is that so many of their hopes were wrapped up in Hayward, an outstanding shooter who figured to benefit from the attention that Irving draws from defenders.
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Montae Nicholson's time with the Redskins is over ... he's been cut by Ron Rivera -- this just 4 months after he was wrapped up in an investigation over a woman's death.
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The House of Commons gave its initial approval to this legislation in late December and just returned from vacation on Tuesday, meaning everything got wrapped up in about three days.
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It could be a crime if Ms. Rice leaked the name of any American wrapped up in the surveillance net, but she flatly denied doing so in her MSNBC interview.
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Months before Prince Andrew became wrapped up in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, his older brother Charles was criticized for supporting another sex offender, former Church of England bishop Peter Ball.
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That is, Democrats got so wrapped up in trying to bring the president down by legal and legislative means that they forgot to bring him down by ordinary political ones.
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Candidate Obama carried a message of hope and brotherly love and it was wrapped up in a package that seemed to charm and entice the nation and even the world.
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Whether wrapped up in fancy wrapping paper or done up in bows, holiday gifts tend to feel like a game in which brands try to out-sparkle each other's packaging.
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Over the last month, House Democrats have struggled with the public-facing aspect of their impeachment probe, with their caucus's own investigators wrapped up in a half-dozen secret depositions.
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It was hard not to get wrapped up in their pride and joy for Esters, along with their sadness when she was cut just before the top two were named.
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"Before he got wrapped up in politics, Pepe was an inside-joke and a symbol for feeling sad or feeling good and many things in between," Furie wrote last year.
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"All of the good food gets passed into the digestive system, and everything that's not food gets wrapped up in mucus and gets rejected out of their shell," Malinowski says.
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He also says he only got wrapped up in the bust because it was his bus ... and says after they "paid them in cash," the band was good to go.
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I cycle now for Albie and want him to have the experiences of going around the world watching me, but I don't get completely wrapped up in it the same way.
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It's an outlook wrapped up in some of "Plan B's" biggest moments, the fairy tales Dee Dee raised her daughter on, and aggressively repressed sexuality — just ask episode writer Lisa Long.
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While many elements of the game, like its focus on stealth and crafting, can feel familiar, it's wrapped up in a story and world that are like nothing I've played before.
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Bushnell also shared some more of Cooper on her Instagram Story, showing the pup excitedly coming home from "doggy camp" and then adorably wrapped up in a towel after bath time.
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"As regards our deal on migration, it is far too early to talk about a success," Donald Tusk told a news conference after two days of talks wrapped up in Brussels.
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Because Huntsville's economy is so wrapped up in aerospace, Alabama's lawmakers want to keep it that way, and a few of them are in key positions to get what they want.
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In the sweet snap, the makeup mogul affectionately holds her 13-month-old baby girl, who is wrapped up in a white towel, and plants a big kiss on her lips.
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While the situation with Huawei remains influx, there's speculation a resolution could get wrapped up in any broader deal between the U.S. and China to address their trade and economic disputes.
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Wrapped up in the tightly scripted proceedings, however, was a sense that the world's two biggest economies were warily testing each other out as the new administration settles down in Washington.
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"It's going to be a lot of finding out what's been happening because things have been continuing back in the real world since the show wrapped up in Mexico," he says.
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It's easy to get wrapped up in someone's life on social media by seeing how they live and then trying to emulate that — but it's really about creating your own space.
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If history is any guide, efforts to open blocks in the Atlantic and Pacific could get wrapped up in challenges from states and municipalities that don't want drilling off their shores.
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Ethan Hawke plays a troubled pastor who seems to get wrapped up in something darker than he expects when he goes to counsel a woman about her husband's turn toward terrorism.
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In a hackneyed version of Little Men, Brian and Kathy would be the smug, oblivious white people too wrapped up in their own lives to care about this kindly immigrant mother.
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Olsen, 31, was wrapped up in a quintessential "Olsen" outfit, wearing a very oversized green coat with wide-leg trousers, a bright blue scarf and black Oliver Peoples The Row sunglasses.
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Testing on consumer level products has been more difficult as the patches issues are frequently wrapped up in larger patches, which means there's often too many variables to take into account.
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But for people with thousands (or millions) of dollars wrapped up in XRP, the fear of a sudden excess of supply has been unsettling, particularly considering the volatility of the currency.
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"And so they're too wrapped up in that experience to also then speak back to dismiss, engage in all those thoughts that would cause them to dismiss a message," he said.
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" The actor then tells TV Guide that Toby's fate is wrapped up in why the Liars can't ever "just leave" their creepy Pennsylvania hometown: "Here's a perfect example of this fate.
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But most people are too wrapped up in what's going on in their own lives to worry about a project you were assigned or the new title you have at work.
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As its name suggests, this is an album wrapped up in beauty and transcendence too, each song a vivid snapshot in time, with sadness lingering among all the other complex feelings.
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Queiro's left hand was wrapped up in a club, but that wasn't enough to stop him from getting out there for today's game against the Hoosiers, using his only good hand.
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It's important to tell the whole story, cover to cover, but can a generation so wrapped up in selfies and reality TV really see the bigger picture of what's going on?
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Wrapped up in conversation—my friend needed to talk something through—I absent-mindedly toyed with some paper on the table in front of me, assuming it was a press release.
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New leveraged buyout financings can be wrapped up in a couple of weeks, dividend recapitalisations can be placed in a week, and repricings and refinancings sold in a matter of days.
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A $12.8 million renovation wrapped up in May 2016, and now, it appears that some decisions made during that facelift may have fueled this week's fire in a very deadly way.
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I also acknowledged, maybe for the first time, how little I had actually researched this honeymoon, too wrapped up in the wedding and the fact that my mother wouldn't be there.
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This person said Ryan made his decision over the spring recess with his family while spending some time with them overseas after his official trip wrapped up in the Czech Republic.
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All this has been true for a long time, yet we have allowed ourselves to get so wrapped up in racist narratives that people simply shrug when you point it out.
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The band were often wrapped up in salacious language, potentially because male writers didn't know how else to explain their attraction to Karen's demeanour as a completely unhinged version of herself.
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" And though it's a huge departure, Moore explains, "You don't want to get so wrapped up in whatever your aesthetic is that you can't get your aesthetic across in different ways.
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So much of your attention has been wrapped up in the curiosity and intimacy that partnership brings, but Monday's full moon in Sagittarius redirects the spotlight to you and your wellness.
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While the rest of the market is wrapped up in CES reveals, Vizio has been focused on an at-home 4K experience that people can actually afford — and they nailed it.
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Tommy's whole identity is wrapped up in The Room now and taking credit for it being a comedy, when I don't think he intended it to be that in the beginning.
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The sisters understand as viscerally as anyone on the court that winning is wrapped up in self-confidence, and self-confidence can be derived from and communicated through what you wear.
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But for mothers — who are so often entirely wrapped up in the care of others — it can be particularly important to carve out some "me time," however difficult it may be.
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"Stranger Things," which has two seasons under its belt with a third on the way, centers on a group of children and teens who get wrapped up in a government conspiracy.
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The footage shows each of their kids holding a baby doll wrapped up in white blankets as they are instructed to look at the color of clothing their doll is wearing.
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But it's easy to get wrapped-up in the legal arguments of the case, especially since the issues at stake include issues of states' rights and the limits of presidential power.
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Sure, sometimes I get so wrapped up in something that I don't even notice the time passing, but that also means that when I'm interested in something, I stick with it.
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"After having my son, I was understandably wrapped up in my baby and making sure things ran smoothly with him and the household," Marsha Mowers, a mother from Toronto, told Insider.
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Soon after the construction wrapped up in April, the couple's granddaughter Alyssa Jed was accepted by the Fashion Institute of Technology as a freshman and needed a place in the city.
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The circumstances that brought her to that moment and the choices she makes after the accident are wrapped up in a mystery from her past she previously didn't even realize existed.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 100%What critics said: "Castlevania is a thrilling ride of murder, mayhem, and moral questions wrapped up in an aesthetically pleasing and action packed premise.
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China pledged to purchase "a substantial amount" of agricultural, energy and manufactured goods and services from the United States, the U.S. Trade Representative's office said, as talks wrapped up in Beijing.
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Aretha Franklin's star-studded funeral has wrapped up in Detroit, and Jennifer Hudson gave an amazing rendition of "Amazing Grace" to give the "Queen of Soul" a final, fitting send-off.
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He added that the "boys were wrapped up in stretchers already when they were being transferred" while doctors posted along the 2.5-mile long escape route checked them along the way.
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But not Mine," snug blankets — that come in colors red and grey — with the words "Wrapped up in me, myself and I," written across them and tote bags that say "no baggage.
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For Americans, the incidental collection of communications or other digital content could get wrapped up in the process, and foreign law enforcement agencies could hand it over to US authorities for investigation.
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For what it's worth, CBS says it wasn't intentional, they just simply posted the poll before Game 7 wrapped up in Toronto, and the poll has since been updated to include Toronto.
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AND FINALLY ... Even bats need to be swaddled and loved You may not think bats are cute, but they are when they're rescued and all wrapped up in warm little blanket cocoons.
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The network has had some iconic sketch shows (along with plenty of not-so-iconic ones) over the years, and its last great sketch comedy series, Key & Peele, wrapped up in 2015.
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"I think because I was so young I didn't think there was anything wrong with me … being little kids we weren't really wrapped up in society's standards yet," Geurts, 26, tells PEOPLE.
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The gymnast announced the news on Instagram, sharing a photo of herself wrapped up in a blanket on a bed in what appeared to be a hotel room in New York City.
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However, she said she's just too busy with her Illuminati brunches with Beyoncé and trying to have a baby with her wife Portia de Rossi to be wrapped up in such things.
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Now that's an interesting mystery, one that I hope isn't wrapped up in next week's winter finale (unless the writers have an even better trick up their sleeve for the holiday hiatus).
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Mr. Bush, wrapped up in two wars already and his credibility on going after weapons of mass destruction so destroyed after the 2003 Iraq invasion, never seriously contemplated military action against Iran.
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The more I say, the more my image gets wrapped up in something that people see as politics—as if my wanting true equality for women is somehow political and divisive. Crazy.
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The device is actually a deceptively sophisticated collection of tech wrapped up in an adorable little package that looks like an Instagram icon that a fairy godmother turned into a real boy.
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Alibaba, the Chinese tech giant that's worth more than $181 billion, is one of the companies whose long-term interests are most wrapped up in the ongoing transformation of the country's economy.
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The characters in the film are wrapped up in the making of movies and shows destined to become cultural detritus, kept alive today only by the enthusiasm of the likes of Tarantino.
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Of course, all this assumes that the people wrapped up in all of this were operating out of some kind of motivation based on their personal view, however perverse, of public service.
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On display is someone wholly wrapped up in himself, incapable of understanding that this moment -- on the ground of a historic natural disaster for the Puerto Rican people --was not about him.
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About half of the thousands of people who have watched the video (you can watch it here) don't notice the gorilla, presumably because they're so wrapped up in counting the basketball passes.
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Agostino Tortora, a financial police officer who worked on the case, said the paintings were found on Sunday afternoon, wrapped up in a cloth in a small hallway next to a kitchen.
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