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But it turns out that the intriguing tag was created after President George W. Bush took office, not Donald Trump.

The general reaction (most of it off the record) was that the color was flattering on Mrs. Obama but that the dress itself — especially with the slightly awkward fit of the halter top — was not the wow choice many had been hoping for, especially after the intriguing decision to go with that Thom Browne ensemble for the swearing-in, below.

But when the Knicks and nine other clubs began the Shaw's Pro Summer League at the University of Massachusetts-Boston today, Weis was the most sought-after and intriguing player on any roster.

(The town's three main roads are now named after the intriguing troika of Lenin, Stalin and Luzhkov).

It's great to see, especially after the intriguing sight of a single Albers drawing among works by Klee, Kandinsky and Sophie Taeuber-Arp in the Bauhaus part of "The Dream of Utopia/ Utopia of the Dream".

The combination of rivaroxaban with P2Y12 inhibition in a "dual-pathway" approach may be an effective therapeutic regimen for the treatment of ACS, given the known importance of P2Y12 inhibition after stenting and intriguing data that the combination of an anticoagulant with clopidogrel after stenting in patients with atrial fibrillation appears an attractive option to this patient population.

The increased ovo expression in animals 20 days after amputation is intriguing, suggesting that there is an elevated level of tissue homeostasis after a single round of RNAi and regeneration.

It is, first of all, intriguing that Santorum goes after "fraternity"; hasn't "equality" been regarded as the more dangerous word, when seen from the right, what with the implications of levelling and forced conformity?

After seeing his intriguing talk, I concluded that in fact, there is a group of websites that my generation would actually call our establishment media over websites such as The Huffington Post and Facebook/Twitter.

To the extent that it plays with both forms, "After" is intriguing.

It was intriguing that, after, ah, haha, punishing Russian President Vladimir Putin by canceling his mini-summit following Putin's grant of asylum to the Wikileaks staffer-accompanied Edward Snowden, President Barack Obama chose to reward Sweden with his pre-G20 summit visiting time.