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As is something more welcome: Wink Martindale's sonorous Deck of Cards.
A new app called Aloe Bud wants to make those push notifications into something more welcome: gentle reminders to take care of yourself and your own needs.
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While it may not age as well as something more sedate, it represents welcome risk-taking in an industry in which many automakers stamp out forgettable designs for fear of alienating buyers.
For many others, however, after a career in modestly rewarded academic research or literature, the money represents something more prosaic, if no less welcome.
His thinking was, journalists would be heading back home, bored by big explosions, desperate for something more reflective – maybe they'd welcome playing a slow-paced procedural.
Silvio from the Chigi Palace had already had his turn, Mr. Floris declared, and if the head of the Italian government had something more to say, he was welcome to come onto the show in person and say it.
Speaking of which, they also look like they have a sturdier design than some of the company's more spartan headbands, which were strangely kind of part of the appeal, but are definitely welcome for something more likely to be chucked in a backpack.
For people who feel they have too many possessions cluttering up their lives, a voucher for something enjoyable a manicure, say, or go-karting is more welcome.
The success of the changes in making students feel more welcome will rest on something intangible, Mr. Cooper, the third-year student, said.
Most of them were young, mathematically inclined boys who had played in the sandbox of baseball statistics and welcomed the idea of something more sophisticated.
Surely, we should welcome an opportunity to celebrate something more essential, something wholesome and good and also something that would remind us of our nation's history--one that is dominated with a spiritual and religious heritage.
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