Shiny shopping malls are filled with everything the Angolan heart could desire, from gourmet food to the latest fashions and car models.

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In her rooms she kept one and then two locked steel trunks, which she filled with everything from raw silk to electric sandwich-makers.

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Johnson pulls trailers filled with everything from TVs to toilet paper on as many as 25 trips a month for stretches of up to 500 miles.

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Stell traveled from Oregon to Atlanta, Georgia, for the Specialty Coffee Association of America expo, where the show floor was filled with nearly 800 booths featuring everything from exotic coffee beans to the latest Italian espresso machines.

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The problem: an 11-page ballot filled with wordy state and local issues on everything from schoolroom class size to whether pregnant pigs can be confined.

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The air is filled with the calls of the stallholders offering everything from the ubiquitous noodles to spicy Sichuan soup and Shangdong-style pancakes, deep-fried crickets and scorpions.

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Twitter filled with comments as spectators expressed their opinions on everything from Arias' wardrobe to Martinez's angry demeanor.

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It is to do everything in your power to create a life filled with joyous memories.

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Helping viewers discover new content is a field suddenly filled with competition, from the social networking based to Dish Network's Hopper that records everything on primetime network TV and even filters out commercials.

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