Wait, bear with us here, it gets interesting — really!
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This one is a bit complicated, but bear with me.
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Bear with us here as we break this thing down.
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I dug into this a little, so bear with me.
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This word is arguably the worst but bear with us.
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Bear with me on this dream, it may be significant.
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Junior guard Ria'n Holland led the Bear with 21 points.
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OK, bear with me, things are about to get technical.
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The next step is a mouthful, but bear with me.
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Bear with me on this, I do have a point.
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Bear with me as I get into some nerdy detail.
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I understand that might sound radical, but bear with me.
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"Bear with us, please, for a few moments," Preston said.
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Then — just bear with this — we apparently travel to another dimension.
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Bear with me here, but I'm going to take a moment.
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Fleece: Become a living teddy bear with these oversized fleece coats.
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That's not normal, but it's what we have to bear with.
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Bear with me, I promise I'm going somewhere brighter with this.
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I was thinking, which can be dangerous, but bear with me.
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This may seem to be dry stuff, but bear with me.
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Bear with me while I explain the mechanics of the rule.
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This may sound a little alien, so please bear with me.
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Well, smoke something if ya got it, and bear with us.
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Bear with me if you have a taste for things wonkish.
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If this sounds absurd to you, bear with me a bit.
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Not always, and Freud can help explain why (bear with me).
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But bear with me, the European XFEL is actually kind of cool.
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PERINO: If you can just bear with us for one more thing.
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Bear with me here because this is going to get even wackier.
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BILL COSBY Frenemy: This is a little convoluted, so bear with us.
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Bear with me, but I think we should be thankful for this.
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Yeah, this one might seem a bit counterintuitive, but bear with me.
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I had to encourage people to stay on and bear with us.
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Bear with me as we descend into the morass of Senate rules.
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Bear with the antique prose for a mind-blowingly modern story line.
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I know this is a long, sad list, but bear with me.
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SO JUST PEOPLE CAN BEAR WITH US, THAT'S WHAT WE'RE DEALING WITH.
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That might sound like a weird segue, but please bear with me.
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Depending on the season, they decorate the bear with flowers and plants.
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Just stress out, bear with it through me, somebody better is coming up.
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It's created an astronaut bear with a space suit, and it's pretty cute.
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Just bear with my while I see if my computer will un-freeze.
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Now this might sound a little strange, but just bear with us here.
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N. and I went to Big Bear with our friends for the weekend.
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Now, in and of itself, this isn't that shocking but bear with me.
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The Taipei Zoo posted its proof — the bear with current newspapers — on Facebook.
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This is gonna get nerdy, so bear with me for a second here.
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Marshmello OK, this costume idea is a bit conceptual, so bear with us.
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Bear with him, he's had a long day and just wants to nap.
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Please bear with me and keep praying that soon that day will come.
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"You have to bear with us," attorney William Forsyth said upon his appointment.
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AMANDA Bear with me, Amanda, because my first move may really annoy you.
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Bear with me while I walk through the Groundhog's Day of this muddle.
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And I'm going to read you something, Chris, and you bear with me.
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In June a man was mauled after brown bear with a sow got defensive.
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If this is confusing, bear with me while I explain some mind-bending history.
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So [bear] with me and know that I am grateful for all the love.
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STEVE LIESMAN: One more question, guys at home, if you would bear with me.
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Wait, before you click away because of that hippy-dippy description, bear with me.
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He (bear with me) transforms into a hawk and frees Annie from GRTA's clutches.
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Okay this is really more like a shit club-sandwich, so bear with me.
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He was as disarming as he was dangerous, like Yogi Bear with a handgun.
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I don't see why anyone wouldn't equate this to a baby bear with wings.
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Handing your child a teddy bear with an embedded camera is a bad idea.
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So bear with me and know that I am grateful for all the love.
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Bear with me on that one; we'll use it with a vengeance. 1. Goal.
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You study, practice and bear with it, and then you get the nice guitar.
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It is against the law to shoot a black bear with cubs in Alaska.
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But he said he believed that voters might be willing to bear with him.
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For a while, it was getting a little easier to bear with the distance.
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This may sound obvious, but bear with me: Read — don't skim — an Airbnb listing.
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I am seriously considering buying the big ass bear with long ass legs pic.twitter.
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It was in the shape of a polar bear, with white diamonds as fur.
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She's got PJs on ... including a pillow and a teddy bear with her too.
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I'm going to explain why these limitations exist, but you'll have to bear with me.
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Bear with me, because the differences, though technical, are important as we think about reforms.
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She went on Twitter and posted a picture of the bear with his red hoodie.
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Immediately, I noticed a sow grizzly bear with cubs at the fork in the trail.
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Why else pair "Simon Smith and the Amazing Dancing Bear" with "Davy the Fat Boy"?
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We built a funnel business, if you'll bear with me on this for a second.
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Now this sounds far out, but it's been happening for millennia, so bear with me.
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Now please bear with us as we coin a few words for some emerging categories.
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Note: we had some audio issues on Danielle's end this week, please bear with us!
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Bear with us, rest of the world, we're going to need some time to adjust.
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Okay friends, bear with us here: some things have happened since we recorded the podcast.
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PLEASE BEAR WITH US … as the market price comes down our price will come down.
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What do you get the honey-loving bear with a comfortable home and close friends?
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Gone Girl-ed by your clone spouseThis one's a little complicated, so bear with me.
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But bear with us — this is more confusing to walk through than it should be.
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It seemed, and may the atheists out there bear with me, distinctly like a religious experience.
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We know, this is a very intense way to start a Monday, but bear with us.
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Rachel Jean, 16, carried a white stuffed bear with a heart to bring to a friend.
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"Hang tight, bear with it, because our forecast for spring is above-average temperatures," Gottschalck said.
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Right now, we are asking them to somehow bear with us, and I don't want that.
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This one's stretching the definition a bit, but bear with us, because it's a fun story.
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Okay, I did too many, you're just going to have to bear with me: 101. b.
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But what if – bear with me a minute – Republicans actually make more false claims than Democrats?
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But bear with me when I tell you that this was not the worst thing ever.
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"To quote a British observer of us from years ago, bear with us," Mr. Mattis said.
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This being a social mosaic of sorts, plot threads and characters abound, so bear with me.
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I know you'd much rather get into the serious issue right away, but bear with me.
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Lovingly bear with others' fears, concerns, and objections while firmly supporting your daughter and son-in-law.
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But it could be great, if — and bear with me here — it were also a music video.
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We know you're probably sick of cute octopus videos at this point but please, bear with us.
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I need to share something from my heart here, and I ask you to bear with me.
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First, bear with the beginning of the story, which warmed the internet's collective cold heart last week.
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"To quote a British observer of us from some years ago, bear with us," Mr. Mattis said.
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But bear with me for one moment: Augmented reality will have major implications for future mobile apps.
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Bear with me a moment while I explain the fundamentals: Paltrow couldn't be less of an "average" woman.
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Image: GettyWinnie the Pooh, the adorable cartoon bear with an obsession for honey, has been censored in China.
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Watch the video below, and please bear with the rough English transcription: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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At that time it was like, 'Oh my God, she's dressed as a bear with no pants on.
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The image she is referencing shows an emaciated polar bear with hardly any fur covering its bony frame.
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The giant panda also possesses a pseudothumb - with strikingly similar anatomy - that helps the bear with grasping bamboo.
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Edit: Oh wait, what if, and bear with me here, what if this is all Blade Runner marketing?
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Gentleman, if you'll bear with us for just a moment, we're going to slip in a quick break.
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And Beck still wins the guy (horrible guy, but bear with me) with a few blonde lady tears.
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Sally the ragdoll bear with "Sally's Song" music and her colorful stitched dress costs $53 as a bundle.
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But first, bear with me as we plunge into the arcane world of tax incentives and government privatization.
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It was too much to bear with no water and no place to live, so I came back.
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Bear with me for what sounds like a PSAT math problem, albeit one that I answer for you.
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But his feigned attempts at appearing tough did nothing more than poke a formidable bear with a bayonet.
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Yes, I know a lot of phrases are made up of adjectives and nouns, but bear with me.
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I hope you will at least try to and bear with me as I linger a bit underwater.
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These hackers that are being discussed -- I will get back to it, just bear with me for a moment.
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On the face of it, that might not sound like a huge advance but, bear with me, it's notable.
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Okay, that's probably the worst and most grotesque euphemism to use when talking about knives, but bear with us.
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M. was gloriously larger than life, and also, well, gloriously large — a jovial bear with a classic Brooklyn accent.
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But every so often, the old bee would sting the young bear with jabs that snapped back Foreman's head.
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Put a stopper in that revolving door: This one is a little inside financial baseball, but bear with me.
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The 3-foot-long creature, which resembles a small bear with a bushy tail, hunts across a vast range.
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But before the Games, Hanyu, of Japan, learned that he couldn't carry his trademark bear with him at competitions.
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Fighting tears and asking guests to bear with her, she read, in shaky Polish spelled phonetically, her own vows.
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Bear with them, though, and they will connect the dots that landed him in the Museum of UnCut Funk.
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So, bear with me here (pun absolutely intended): Kenai kills a mama bear as retribution for killing his brother.
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Okay, this might still fall under the category of a "When I was a kid" intro, but bear with me.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Okay, we're going get to Sara in just a second, Sara, if you would just bear with me.
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A beautiful arctic bear with a silly, literary-inspired name won't soon be forgotten in the City of Brotherly Love.
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Here is some of that video and bear with us it is muffled because it is police body cam video.
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This past March, the "Strip That Down" singer welcomed his first child, Bear, with partner and fellow musician Cheryl Cole.
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But—and here's an article-carrying but—a kickdrum—bear with me here—is essentially a replication of the heartbeat.
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Another classic was Urs Fischer's Lamp/Bear, a 23-foot-tall eddy bear with a lamp installed on its head.
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Another classic was Urs Fischer's Lamp/Bear, a 23-foot-tall eddy bear with a lamp installed on its head.
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However, and just bear with me here, what if it came from a Tumblr account with a really great name?
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A hungry bear with an appetite for dog food tried to steal a meal from a California bed and breakfast.
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How a messaging app works can be surprisingly complicated, so bear with me a bit as I go through it.
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It's all a bit arcane—enough to require an elaborate FAQ with apologia about its complexity—so bear with me.
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It has been a while since I wrote my last newsletter, so bear with me if I'm a bit rusty.
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A teddy bear with an orange wig and a red tie clawed its way into the national consciousness this morning.
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Even the simplest definitions of p-values tend to get complicated, so bear with me as I break it down.
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Bear with me while I have a minor existential crisis here, but do we even know what a hack is anymore?
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The spokesperson went on to confirm the finding was a teddy bear with a bottle of coke, dressed in a cardigan.
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Bear with us, but the third film in the Paranormal Activity series makes a strange but thematically sound bedfellow with Hereditary.
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If you bear with it, though, Episode 3 brings things more sharply into focus, thanks in part to a familiar name.
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So, standing up and delivering a statement like "I'm sorry my child is being disruptive, please bear with me" can help.
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A bear with a melon for a head, but it's got these sharp claws and it's kind of howling in pain.
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He has tremendous rapport with his subjects in that film, and he brought that skill to bear with the kids here.
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If one doesn't speak generally about finance, it would be impossible to say anything meaningful at all, so bear with me.
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Nugent-Hopkins made it 23-245 by redirecting a point shot from Ethan Bear with 8:47 remaining in the first.
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Because Lincoln had presented Lean Bear with a peace medal, which he wore on his shirt as protection, he felt safe.
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Hagedorn said Wall Street analysts should "bear with" Scotts as "we're working on" achieving the "synergy" it promised with the acquisition.
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In the meantime, the message from Miami to America was: Please bear with us, while we work through some technical difficulties.
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The term Gamefolio applies both to the whole system and the individual units, which is a little confusing but bear with me.
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The most recent was in August 2015, when a day hiker was killed by an adult female grizzly bear with two cubs.
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When the former defence secretary urged American allies to "bear with us", at this uncertain time for America's traditional alliances, they listened.
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OK, so this definitely one of the more far-fetched Game of Thrones theories you'll read this week, but bear with us.
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Bear with me here, but there is an off-beat hi-hat, a filthy synth, and some repetitive screaming in the chorus.
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We filmed a mama bear with two cubs who were born this year and she's been trying to hunt elk — incredible behavior.
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The full resources of the federal government were brought to bear, with transition planning beginning more than a year before Election Day.
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Just bear with me, because studio execs in particular need to hear this: Please don't think of rom-coms as potential blockbusters.
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Owen Renner fatally shot the sleeping mother bear with a rifle, prosecutors said, causing the cubs to start shrieking inside the den.
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Bear with me because we're recording this pretty soon after the five hours of hearings ended, so my brain is slightly mush.
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P.S. If you've applied for a job or pitched a project, bear with us as we go through the proposals and applications.
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The trailer for Little, from the producers of Girls Trip, introduces us to April (Rae) and Jordan (Hall and Martin, bear with me).
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He's one of the best hitters, obviously the best hitter right now, you just try to bear with it and minimize the damage.
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OK, bear with us, because this is kind of a weird one (but extremely worth it if you like tacos and video games).
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Do you laugh at the notion of 'don't wake up the bear' with regards to players avoiding engaging with you on the ice?
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It's a vibrator loaded for bear with sensors that report back on just about everything going on down under during states of arousal.
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I know that goes against every message that the mainstream media tells us about beauty, health, and body size, but bear with me.
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Shortly before he died, the couple's granddaughter, Abbie Webb, had given Jean a teddy bear with a recording of Dennis' voice on it.
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My son is a Type 1 diabetic, and he has a pretty recognizable teddy bear with the JDRF logo on a T-shirt.
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For some, this will make me sound a bit like a broken record, so please bear with me or feel free to skip.
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So our challenge is to say, 'bear with us as we get ourselves out of this, because we have everything that it takes.
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In that precious window, you're still coming to bear with the world around you and the mechanisms through which you interact with it.
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Bear with us while we conduct a brief chemistry class: pH stands for "potential hydrogen" and describes the acid-alkaline ratio of substances.
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So, what-, our challenge is to say, 'Bear with us, as we get ourselves out of this,' because we have everything that it takes.
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Paying your taxes is a complicated pain, but wait if — and bear with me here — what if you could pay them on the blockchain?
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Like Radiohead before them, They Might Be Giants — bear with me — is letting its fans pay whatever they want for the band's new album.
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He had just stepped into an open meadow when he was spotted by a bear with cubs on the other end of the meadow.
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According to state wildlife officials, a 333-pound black bear with injured forepaws matching Pedals' description was "harvested" by a hunter earlier this month.
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Kaitlyn: Bear with me, but as it exists, with Rory at 32, this ending doesn't really bother me, aside from its obvious narrative laziness.
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Bear with me as I try to clear a path through the thicket, keeping in mind that I'm talking about Medicare based on age.
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"It will take time to fully audit our technology and roll out new changes, so please bear with us," Ms. Wright said on Monday.
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And the second person that was mauled was a gentleman who came out to her screams and hit the bear with the snow shovel.
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And in June of last year, a woman repaired a stuffed bear with a recording of her grandmother's late husband who died of lung cancer.
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EDT Zuur claims that he did not feed the bear and in this statement he was referencing unintentionally feeding the bear with seed and trash.
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"Tolerance" implies a reluctant, begrudging acceptance, and indeed it is defined as an ability to bear with something one disagrees with, or dislikes, without interference.
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Silverstone — who raises Bear with ex Christopher Jarecki — has been a vegan for over two decades after giving up meat at the age of 21.
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You'll have to bear with us because it's only Tuesday, and a Donatella appearance — especially one as unannounced as this — is not to go ignored.
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Experts say the WADA perpetrators were Russian hackers operating under the banner "Fancy Bear, " with several U.S. officials pointing fingers at the Russian government specifically.
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I don't think Ocasio-Cortez has any national appeal The Economist: I can't resist a last, quick-fire round if you'll just bear with me.
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The men have been charged with unlawfully taking a female bear with cubs, unlawfully taking a bear cub and possessing and transporting illegally taken game.
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While we understand that you have questions about this announcement, we ask that you bear with us as we won't have all the answers today.
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For those familiar with the horrific details of those crimes, the movie may seem wholly uninviting, but bear with Harron — she has something to say.
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Still, it's what Peter Weber signed up for, and he's asking viewers to bear with his "dumb decisions" as he tries to navigate the mess.
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As promised, Gideon the Ninth has quite the high-concept premise, so bear with me while we lay out the plot as simply as possible.
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Prior to this episode, Luke P. posted a message on Instagram acknowledging his problematic behavior on the episode before, but urged viewers to bear with him.
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Many people have a hard time believing the bear, with it's ill-fitting blonde combover, long red tie, and white collar and wrist cuffs, is real.
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Now bear with us, it's almost gone, but as expected it is hovering around on the resale market — and well, the prices are out of control.
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But, in terms of China, I know Steve Bannon is not part of the administration anymore, but just let me -- bear with me for a second.
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It costs $512, or $10 less than the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+. The lineup is getting slightly confusing, but bear with me for a second.
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While the site is running pretty slowly (bear with it, and remember the refresh button is your best friend), we assure you the sale is legit.
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I'm going back to try to find out where I went wrong and fix it before the Year becomes 366 days long, so bear with me.
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Bear with me, I was in midthought elsewhere when this all happened, but everything will gel and be fine, as soon as the brain is reordered.
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It took a "mama bear" with the power of her huge megaphone to force us to listen to exactly who and what this debate is about.
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After months of flirting on social media, Brown posted a picture of herself cuddling a giant teddy bear with the caption, "Thanks for the bear" in January.
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This wonky chart (bear with me) from Ricke's study explains the dilemma: The chart compares a country's social cost of carbon to its share of global emissions.
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Bear with me, then, for jumping ahead to examine one painting in the penultimate gallery, where nothing has quite prepared us for the work we find here.
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"THIS will require a quick lesson in global economics…bear with me," says Erik Killmonger, the muscular villain in "Black Panther", a long-running Marvel Comics series.
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Silverstone — who raises Bear with ex Christopher Jarecki, also 42 — has been a vegan for over two decades after giving up meat at the age of 21.
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Bear with us, because we're going to take you deep into a swamp of allegedlies and rumors about why Janet Jackson is breaking up with her husband.
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"Bear with me, just a second," he says to cheers, before launching into a rendition of "All I Have To Do Is Dream" by the Everly Brothers.
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If you attempted to pick up a teddy bear with a suction cup and it didn't work the first ten thousand times, would you keep on trying?
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Rather than substituting "whatever" for an elusive word, I now strain to recall that word, even if means asking others to bear with me for a bit.
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Last year was the year of the Chinese copper bear with the London market on several occasions taking its lead from sharp drops in the Shanghai market.
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Pablo Díaz-Reixa, aka El Guincho, emerged in the late aughts as Spain's answer to Panda Bear, with his excellent sweet and sandy electronic tropicalia album Alegranza!.
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For four decades, Iranian proxies have repeatedly "poked the bear" with deadly escalatory strikes, provoking little in the way of direct substantive reaction by the United States.
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He plans to visit his estranged wife (Bonnie Bedelia) and his young children, and he is carrying a gargantuan teddy bear with a ribbon around its neck.
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Chinese Censors Have Apparently Blocked 'Winnie the Pooh' Over a Silly MemeWinnie the Pooh, the adorable cartoon bear with an obsession for honey, has been censored in China.
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To quote a British observer of us from some years ago: bear with us, once we have exhausted all possible alternatives, we Americans will do the right thing.
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The men faced misdemeanor charges of unlawful take of a female bear with cubs, unlawful take of bear cubs, and the possession and transportation of illegally taken game.
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He will bear with him an alternative blueprint for the Raqqa offensive, one that involves Turkish soldiers and a motley crew of Islamist rebels instead of the Kurds.
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But bear with us as we try to make sense of Rothfuss' rich, sometimes problematic world (and then you can tell us we're being ridiculous in the comments).
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One question, and bear with me, Trump went against Amazon again today, yesterday, or this week, again with some idiotic rant that was absolutely inaccurate in every way.
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He's playing Alfred, and Alfred is complicated — a thug indifferent to thuggery, a self-conscious introvert whose ego can overtake him, a teddy bear with a loaded gun.
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The background is a little convoluted, so bear with me: This season, Staub told castmates Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga that Josephs told her not to trust them.
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Bear with me while I extend that metaphor a little further: Sometimes, a woke bae shows up at the party and forgets that he is not the host.
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"They represent the national character," said Masumi Shindo, who had come to the Grand Prix to support Nagano's mascot, Arukuma, a bear with an apple on his head.
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Once I was past customs, I saw the infamous Lamp Bear, a giant, 23-foot yellow teddy bear with a lamp through its head in the airport's foyer.
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"Our allies need to know that we remain a force for good, and to please bear with us as we move through this moment in time," he wrote.
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Bear with him: He wants to learn how to swim so he can learn how to surf so he can improve his core stability and play basketball forever.
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When two of a girl's best friends each lost a parent, she gifted each of them a bear with the voices of their parents for their birthdays this spring.
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If they ship a bigger-torsoed bear with FedEx ground, then it would have to be shipped as freight—which is too slow to be included in Amazon Prime.
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For those who haven't yet seen the commercial for Trumpy Bear, a Trump-themed teddy bear with an American flag blanket hidden in its back, let us fix that.
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Imagine — and I know this sounds like science fiction but bear with me — one day, such a structure might even achieve some kind of special legal recognition and protections.
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He made a high-profile Broadway debut in 1986 when the play "Cuba and His Teddy Bear," with Robert De Niro and Burt Young, transferred from the Public Theater.
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I use things called scripts which don't always load as well in Netscape but bear with me cause you can still view my page ok with out Internet Explorer.
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"Believe me, we are going towards adjusting prices according to the market mechanisms but bear with it... you will see what we will do to adjust prices," Sisi said.
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This may sound like an odd thing to say about an animated comedy featuring a washed-up sitcom actor who happens to be a horse, but bear with me.
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We had to apologize to a lot of people and tell them that they couldn't get it, and tell a lot of bars and restaurants to bear with us.
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If you think that would mean slipping a hazmat suit over your bikini, bear with us; putting a beach on Manhattan Island isn't as preposterous as you might think.
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I appreciate that the previous sentence might conjure images of new-age medicine, wellness bloggers and sweatboxes, so just bear with me as I attempt to explain the tech.
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She's taken the bear with her on every overnight trip, on every vacation, and even to "every water park in Ohio, Michigan and Ontario," according to Kim Lariviere, Courtney's mother.
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If this were The Matrix, but with beer—bear with me—Belgium would be the place where the party would be after the beer-hating machines tried to off everyone.
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"This is the first time I've done a show in a year, so please bear with me," he told guests at a gala dinner benefiting Kate's charity for sick children.
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After months of flirting between the two on social media, Brown posted a picture of herself cuddling a giant teddy bear with the caption, "Thanks for the bear" in January.
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After honing that professional sense of fear against governments and corporations for years, suddenly the sector's paranoia has turned inward, brought to bear with laser focus on their male heroes.
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The suspension had led to a surge in demand for rival Grab, which issued a statement on Tuesday calling it a "unique situation" and asking users to "bear with us".
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Mr. Bond provided the bear with a resonant back story: He found his own way to London from Peru, living on a lifeboat for a time and surviving on marmalade.
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One of my big takeaways is that the smart money (I know, LOL, but bear with me) want to be making predominantly beta bets at this stage in the game.
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This is a bit circuitous, and doesn't even touch on Ginsburg's long career fighting against all forms of gender discrimination (including sexual harassment), but bear with me for a second.
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But what is certain is that, five years after 503's abandonment, the bear with long legs and dark rings around his eyes has matured into a healthy, successful animal.
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After months of flirting between the two on social media, Brown, 22018, posted a picture of herself cuddling a giant teddy bear with the caption, "Thanks for the bear" in January.
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The Great Bear Rainforest is one of the world's largest temperate rainforests and the habitat of the Spirit Bear, a rare subspecies of the black bear with white fur and claws.
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She shadows physicians perfecting techniques for penis transplants (you may snicker, but losing genitalia to an IED is a scar many solders have had to bear, with few options for reconstruction).
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The incrementalists (a strange word to use for plans that are still incredibly ambitious, but bear with me) argue that their proposals are safer "glide paths" to everyone being on Medicare.
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Leaving the summers behind to show how Abbi and Ilana grit their teeth and bear with the rest of the year was a risky decision, but one Broad City prepared for.
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He said that if I were to try to impose a tariff, this interview we were conducting would cost him money because — bear with me — he would essentially be importing me.
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"I went through a real drinking stage, and sometimes you take things too far," the new dad, who welcomed son Bear with girlfriend Cheryl Cole in March, admitted to The Telegraph.
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Click here to view original GIFA day after Jia Jia passed, a New Jersey black bear with an upright gait named Pedals walked right into heaven to join his animal brethren.
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Already on his way to the capital, Jaime learns that Bolton plans to torture Brienne, so he returns to Harrenhal to find her forced to fight a bear (with a wooden sword!).
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But that may be a risky burden for Kuala Lumpur to bear, with state finances already hit by low oil prices—Malaysia is the world's second-largest exporter of liquefied natural gas.
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Bear with me here: The theory posits that the tracks match the line of Taylor Swifts that appear in the final scene of the "Look What You Made Me Do" music video.
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No rebuke came in June when Mr Mattis urged an audience in Singapore to "bear with us" when Americans became put out at the burden of upholding a rules-based world order.
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Half a mile into the woods, we came upon three dancers costumed as bears who came right up to our faces, sniffing and breathing like the polar bear with that hapless Eskimo.
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The costume was handmade by the photographer's girlfriend, who used what appeared to be a teddy bear with the stuffing removed and face cut out, fit for only the most patient kitty.
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These don't map exactly to the numbers we got last year from NBC, which broadcast and streamed the game, so you'll have to bear with a little bit of apples and oranges.
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When the charmingly plump black bear with rosy red cheeks won the event, the country was still reeling from the catastrophic tsunami and nuclear disaster that had struck northern Japan months earlier.
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"They bear with them that history," said Shira Brisman, an assistant professor in art history at the University of Pennsylvania who specializes in art produced in German-speaking regions from the period.
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It sounds futuristic and cool, a union of two slick worlds that have nothing to do with each other — except for everything (okay, now it's a rom-com, but bear with me).
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The Southern Charm costars first hooked up back in season 1, when — bear with us — she was pursuing Thomas Ravenel (they now have two children together) and Craig Conover was pining after her.
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"It's a very quiet market and you have to bear with it for the short term," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist and senior portfolio manager at SlateStone Wealth LLC in New York.
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Australia is home to hundreds of native marsupial species, including the Tasmanian devil, a brown or blackish furry creature that looks a bit like a baby bear, with stocky legs and sharp teeth.
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Bear with me, but I'm convinced that Mary Adler of 2017's Gifted is the long-lost, left-brained cousin of Roald Dahl's Matilda, made famous by his novel and the 1996 movie.
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Now, with regard to Snape's corpse not being "found or mentioned," it is possible — bear with me here — that J.K. Rowling and the filmmakers did not include every single detail of these scenes.
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There are zero actual pandas, but the rapper does hop into a white BMW X6 (the song's namesake, as the car resembles the black and white bear) with West in the driver's seat.
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HUD's blessing brought far greater resources to bear, with city, county and nonprofits using the grant to attract another $173 million to revitalize or replace 1,125 housing units, making them all lead-safe.
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Deutsche Bank Chief Executive John Cryan on Thursday urged investors to bear with him as he expects the overhaul of Germany's biggest lender to peak this year, following a record loss in 2015.
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What if, and bear with me, what if the person who was stopped and searched wasn't a punter at all, but was in fact part of Mercury winning grime legend Skepta's management team?
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But—and bear with me here—the way we understand the song's harmonic structure would change quite a bit if we were to take B minor as chord I, rather than D major.
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Most importantly, it is facing a demographic tsunami as the fruits of the one-child policy come to bear, with two aging parents and four aged grandparents being supported by the single child.
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Most of the plans are already in place in the run up to launch, so please bear with us a little longer until we can release more information next month – Tetsuya Nomura #FF7R pic.twitter.
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Here's our evidence — and it's speculative, so bear with us while we put on our foil hats here: Duff shared a photo of herself wearing a fake pregnancy belly and a pale pink nightgown.
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This is not so much a music video premiere, but the jumping off point to introduce you to a multi-disciplinary art project that's been 10 years in the making, so bear with us.
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Hornick channels the bear and warns the woman of a nearby hunter with a gun, which she cites as a symbol of the machine age, while equating the lake, woman, and bear with nature.
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So bear with me on a bit of speculative chronology: as the likes of Novelist keep pointing out, grime is not "just a type of hip-hop"—it's not even in the same lineage.
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" To "tackle this affront to our democracy," he said, the military was asking "our people to bear with us as we dutifully, but courteously, conduct our checkpoints and increase our presence in some areas.
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New Jersey's bear biologists would have preferred to get there first, shoot the bear with Ketaset, put it in a pickup after it conked out, and take it to Kittatinny before it woke up.
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In "Zoe," the characters, all in their 30s at least (except for the robots, I know, but bear with me), still believe that 20133-percent glitch-free everlasting love is a reasonable life goal.
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" A few days later, and still preoccupied, Leary asked the witness, academic Edward de Bono, "What do you suppose is the effect intended to be of equipping Rupert Bear with such a large-sized organ?
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Dowler, from Vancouver, attempted to fend off the bear with hiking poles as it made for him, using his bike as a hand-held shield, but the bear overpowered him, initially biting into his stomach.
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Hints of bipartisan consensus are popping up in Congress around enough significant issues to suggest that a determined, strategically minded president — yes, we know, but bear with us — could strike a number of important deals.
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If everyone used the same amount of energy (which they don't but bear with me) that would put bitcoin's energy consumption — and toll on the environment — at the same level as that of 38 million people.
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There's a moment in the 2009 Christmas special of the BBC's Doctor Who — which is, of course, not an American production, but bear with me — that captures the weird futurist hopes of the early Obama era.
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The incident inspired a famous Washington Post cartoon by Clifford Berryman showing Roosevelt nobly refusing to kill the cub; it elides the fact that one of Roosevelt's companions then killed the bear with a hunting knife.
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There are some truly cringeworthy lines in this song—"if she make this dick hard, she woke up a sleeping giant" or "smoke so much that Smokey the Bear have to bear with us," for instance.
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There's just this shit happening at home that I can't talk about right now, so if you can bear with me and find it in your heart to forgive me, I'll be forever in your debt.
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It's Saturday so yes, you could be heading out and making the most of the weekend, or — bear with us — you could be staying in and getting the best out of the Amazon August Bank Holiday Sale.
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After taking us through (bear with us here) her cookie jars, pantry, refrigerator, medicine cabinet, bar, baking cupboard, car, and fitness closet, the reality star has once again taken to her website to reveal…her tea drawer.
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Even though they're not identical activities—bear with me on this point—according to blockchain consultant Alex de Vries at Digiconomist, Bitcoin mining is at least 3.25 times more energy-intensive than gold mining, per dollar mined.
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I'm still a bit groggy from CBS's bash on Wednesday at the Plaza, so bear with me here, but the self-styled Tiffany Network's coming comedy slate left me wondering: Is "Trump Voter" the new coveted demographic?
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Hitting the ghostly, antique beat with agility, the rapper brings his skills to bear with equal parts sincerity and lightheartedness, evoking the sound of classic east coast hip-hop without losing his singular voice in the process.
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If fashion month is like a game of baseball (bear with us on this) and each main city is its own base, we've now rounded third in Milan and are barreling towards home plate: Paris Fashion Week.
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There is something called the "Freshness Factor" there, and it's wonderful; it's an attempt to quantify the uniqueness of the entries of a particular grid, on an algorithmic scale, I know, I know, but bear with me.
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Now (I'm about to do a weird segue, but bear with me), recently the international body in charge of the sport of figure skating lifted their ban on songs with lyrics being used in figure skating competitions.
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One spelling activity features an illustration of an animal, such as an owl or a bear, with the name of the animal displayed prominently, letter by letter, in the same way the letters appear on the pad.
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There are a few elements at play today; I'm going to do them in the order that I encountered them, which will probably be pretty standard among us, but bear with me if your experience was different.
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As opposed to the old days, when an Inuit hunter would face down a polar bear with a spear and put his very life on the line, today skidoos and high-powered rifles out run their prey.
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"While we understand that you have questions about this announcement, we ask that you bear with us as we won't have all the answers today," wrote co-CEOs Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham in an email to staffers.
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If you've read the novel, bear with me during a moment of explication (and if you haven't, please rest assured that the paragraphs to come won't spoil anything you don't already know about the film from its trailer).
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New Jersey officials legalized periodic bear hunts to control the population, a strategy that garnered national attention after hunters killed Pedals, a popular bear with malformed front paws that learned to walk upright, during a cull in 2014.
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Although the app encrypted the H.I.V. status data, the analysis found that Grindr had shared other highly sensitive details — including users' romantic aims and self-identified tribes like "leather" or "bear" — with an ad-targeting company without encryption.
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"To quote a British observer of us from some years back, bear with us," Mattis said at the Asian security forum in Singapore when asked about Trump's omission and recent pledge to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement.
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"He told us, 'Bear with me, don't get bored because this is important,'" said Sakinah, the mother of one of the defendants, who is being identified by only her given name because she is worried about her safety.
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To illustrate this challenge with an example that affects many B2B startups, let's consider the marginal-dollar problem from the standpoint of building a sales force (this is going to get a bit in the weeds — bear with me).
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Both have pencilled in surpluses for both years and JP is the super-bear with a forecast for average cash pricing of $7,000 per ton next year, a full $2,000 below the next lowest forecast from ICBC Standard Bank.
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Bear with me here: for the sake of clarity, let's all pretend that people on earth think of their birthday as the day they were released into the world, meaning that you consider each successive birthday as a release.
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I filled the Polar Bear with the small amount of ice I found in my father's freezer, and although it wasn't optimally packed, the cooler retained ice cubes for the better part of the day and into the night.
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Some have argued voting to acquit would embolden future presidents to seek foreign interference in elections, as Democrats allege Trump has done (most Republicans, including me, don't accept that's what happened here, but for arguments sake bear with me).
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"I tell people to just hold on, to be patient and bear with the fact there is a plan and a strategy with a landing point," he said when asked what he tells farmers in Wisconsin concerned about tariffs.
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Google doesn't have a shot of the thing yet because it's brand new, so just bear with us hereScreenshot: Google MapsKranj, a self-described "picturesque old town in the center of Slovenian Alps," unveiled a monument to Bitcoin this week.
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The issue is technical, so bear with me: Mr. Danon says that because the Vanguard Group was set up as a "C corporation," and not a partnership, it has potential tax liabilities, even if it does not actually earn a profit.
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You're warm, fuzzy, under the covers, and have the remote aimed straight for the TV. But — bear with me — maybe instead of going straight for Keeping Up With the Kardashians, you can put your screen time to more productive use.
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In that way, listening to songs about heartbreak in order to help us through shitty times works in a similar way to when exposure therapy is used to treat patients of PTSD – I know it sounds weird, but bear with me.
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Please bear with us while we get back on our feet – we no longer have a team to help manage everything, so updates to you may be less regular and / or less detailed, and responses to your queries may be delayed.
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Side note: I appreciate there's a certain circularity in asking a psychic to contact another dead psychic to find out what may or may not happen next year, but it's the end of a very exhausting year, so bear with me.
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I know it has no chance of succeeding, but bear with me, because it's an entirely sensible proposal, and the fact that it has no chance of succeeding reveals a lot about the problems of our current presidential election process.
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It's a little intense, but bear with us: Named after Ivan Pavlov — the famous Russian psychologist who got his dog to salivate by ringing a bell — this Fitbit-like wristband uses operant conditioning to trick your brain into avoiding unwanted behavior.
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I can only guess at what this all means, based on clues dropped throughout "Twin Peaks," as well as in the prequel film "Fire Walk with Me." Bear with me while I repeat some of what I think we know.
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Almost as a lark they compared the genetic sequence they'd derived for the cave bear with an existing sequence of a brown bear, said Axel Barlow, the lead author and a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Potsdam in Germany.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 64%Synopsis: "Brother Bear" followed an Inuit hunter (voiced by Joaquin Phoenix), who is magically changed into a bear after needlessly killing a bear, with only a young cub to help him change back into a human.
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It's a bit confusing, but bear with us: Hawkgirl is described as having all of Kendra's memories and all of the original Hawkgirl's abilities (flight, armed and hand-to-hand combat, the ability to talk to birds, and superhuman strength).
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So I apologize if I have not gotten back to everybody, but I can assure you that I will, that all your stories mean a lot to me, and you certainly deserve a response, just bear with me if you would.
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But first, some context (I was that kid who actually liked history class, so bear with me, please): Believe it or not, the first movie ever to show drugs onscreen was produced by Thomas Edison, American hero and inventor of the lightbulb.
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But what if, and bear with me here while I check to make sure the CES press room printer sitting just to my left isn't reading this over my shoulder as I type, what if ZEUS's sights weren't set on one of its brethren?
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So bear with me for a moment to understand why and how the legacy media and the Democratic Party first downplayed Russia's intent when it helped them, and then overreached with Trump to the point they are facing overinflation of credibility of Weimar Republic proportions.
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This comical coloring book will help you unwind in two ways: First, there are the playful and relatively simple illustrations — such as a bear with a sweater, glasses, and cocktail glass, and a chicken sipping a mojito with a straw — that are satisfying to color.
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However, and bear with us here, in Season 3, Episode 83, Joffrey throws us an interesting morsel: While wooing Margaery with various dead things, Joffrey points out the skull of Aerion Targaryen, who died because he thought drinking wildfire would turn him into a dragon.
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My advice is to break your silence and start talking about this episode as much as you can bear: with siblings, a counselor or anyone who loves you — particularly people who knew your father and may have a perspective to offer on his behavior.
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The central bank said in a statement on Thursday that the value of fines in eventual leniency agreements would depend on the gravity of the infractions committed, as well as the size and the financial capacity of a financial institution to bear with such a penalty.
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Bear with me here, it's about to get graphic: Most people who have vaginas get a period approximately once a month, they bleed for 3 to 7 days, and typically ooze between 10 and 35 milliliters of menstrual blood (that's 2-7 fully soaked regular tampons).
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Eight of the "yeti" turned out to be just local bears, according to a study published in the journal Proceedings of Royal Society B. The ninth sample, the one that belonged to the stuffed yeti, was actually a stuffed bear with the teeth of a dog.
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Now Dota Auto Chess, which is essentially a mod of a commercial version of a mod, is being forked into two variations, each of which is—bear with me—a commercial version of a mod of a game which is itself a commercial version of a mod.
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Read more: Disney is selling a new 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'-themed Oogie Boogie popcorn bucket that lights upThe Jack Skellington bear with his black-and-white tuxedo and stylish bowtie is already out of stock (let's hope they restock him soon) but can be seen online.
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PARELES Bear with me here: the millennial-era version of a "We Are the World"-style multi-superstar song-for-a-cause features Justin Bieber playing a baboon, Lil Jon as a clam, Zac Brown as a foulmouthed cow and Charlie Puth as a sensual giraffe.
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Here's another video of a bear extruding a tapeworm from its behind: And another: And one more, which seems to have been cruelly filmed by chasing the bear with a vehicle: As it turns out, this is a fairly common thing toward the end of summer and fall.
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These hackers that are being discussed — and I'll get back to it; just bear with me for a moment — as we're getting told, they hacked a certain email account and there was information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate.
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Another smart example of this isn't at the system level, it's — bear with me — the "battery saver" feature of Pokémon Go. In case you haven't played: the battery-saver feature, when turned on, dims the screen and sound effects when you hold your phone upside down by your side.
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What you do — bear with me — is start an episode of your favorite TV show (for me, that's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit") on your phone or, if your gym is like mine, the little TVs on the machines that let you log in to your Hulu account.
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In the welcome center off the parking lot, alongside the souvenirs (the most adorable, hands down, being the Official Badlands Teddy Bear, with fringed jacket and pince-nez), is an endearingly homely model of the amphitheater the way it used to be, before reconstruction in the early 1990s.
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NECSI is a research organization that uses math cribbed from the study of physical and chemical systems—bear with me for a moment—and newly available giant data sets to explain how events in one part of the world might affect something seemingly unrelated in another part of the world.
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Yes, they look like Segways with screens, but bear with me: For me at least, the prospect of beaming my presence into someone else's physical reality is more attractive right now than strapping on a pair of VR goggles to converse with another avatar while trying not to feel seasick.
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This stunt, it seems, is nearly the opposite of that: Here is an undisclosed bear with perhaps the most ridiculous instrument known to mankind, in a region not normally heralded for its warmth and congeniality, tricking people into pausing, even for a moment, to soak in his moves and melodies.
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Early success Like many professional dancers, Morgan's fixation with ballet began early -- at 73 months, when she saw The Nutcracker on TV. "I had this teddy bear with a tutu and a tiara on, and I took the tutu and tiara off the teddy bear, put it on and started dancing," she said.
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At the moment, the statuesque naked woman on the four-poster bed in front of me is—and really, there's no more polite way to say this, so bear with me—inserting a string of oversize beads into herself, while a naked guy stands next to the bed, a towel hanging from his erect penis.
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SCARAMUCCI: I want to reset at zero, but I also want you to know I just spent about 229 minutes on the phone talking with the President of the United States who has given me his full support and his full blessing, and I'm going to read you something, Chris, and you bear with me.
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The comedian acknowledged the harm in her racial profiling and asking her fans to "bear with me, I'm still growing" and that she "didn't understand the power that [she] had," committing to donate $15K to the families of victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings, and sharing the link for her fans to donate as well.
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Those tensions are apparent in the very first scene, in which agent Ray Burke (André Holland) chastises his client, number one draft pick (please bear with me as I try to use sports terms in the following sentences) Erik Scott (Melvin Gregg) for taking out a loan he can't afford to sustain a lifestyle he hasn't earned yet.
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This is the LED key light that briefly made me consider being a YouTube or Twitch streamer, if only because I feel like investing $200 in a professional light rig for my desktop would be half the battle (I know it's not, and there's more to streaming than just looking good on-camera, but bear with me).
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Mattis paraphrased former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, after a participant asked whether or not the world was witnessing the "destruction" of a rules-based order founded by the US in the wake of World War II. "Bear with us," Mattis said to a ballroom packed with defense ministers and military officers from at least 22 different countries.
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The person wielding the syringe, Dr. Peter Kopelson, 54, is a rumpled bear with pierced ears and whiskered jeans who, although he would not make the claim himself, belongs to a small group of medical professionals responsible for keeping the most recognizable faces on the planet looking always young, or at least, "well rested," and also pimple free.
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There resides the so-called "Prisoner Number One," otherwise known as Ivan IV. Some historical background here: Ivan became Tsar as a baby, only to be overthrown in yet another coup (this one preceding Peter III's reign) — there are a lot of coups in this story, and a lot of complicated Russian names, so please bear with me.
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This is confusing and somewhat niche, but bear with me, because you'll need it to understand why I've blocked or muted about half of my family on WhatsApp: In August, the Indian government revoked Article 370, which up until then, had given the state of Jammu and Kashmir a special status within India, preserving its autonomy.
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Even so, it is a good feeling to know that if something were to happen, some weird quirk of fate like walking into a bathroom and finding a dropped bundle of smack—unlikely, I know, but bear with me—then at least with Suboxone, that rapidly starving monkey couldn't convince me to toss him a peanut.
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The real question is — and, bear with me here, but in this analogy, avocados are six more weeks of winter and bespoke chocolatiers are a groundhog who may or may not have seen its shadow — does the existence of an avocado toast chocolate bar signal renewed vigor in the avocado machine, or is it just a beautiful, $10 death rattle?
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"Now I have something to say but bear with me, in recent months I've been working on a project for my foundation called Love and Bravery with Lady Gaga, and it's about having the love to accept everyone for who they are, especially people who are different from you and the bravery to show it," John, 69, began his speech.
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Critical Shopper A couple of months ago, I was idly flitting a night away on the internet when it occurred to me that I should open up Twitter and tweet something that — in my heart, in that moment — was unassailably true: Bally >>> Gucci No good story begins with a tweet — or, good lord, an abandoned one — but bear with me.
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In a scenario reminiscent of some of the more vicious and cruelly ironic sequences in Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange," Richard's assault on Sylvia plays out in a room where Johnny Horne has been knocked to the ground and rendered immobile by his restraints, all while a makeshift robotic bear with a glowing helmet repeats the same phrase over and over.
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Meredith Whittaker: Over the past year, I think what we've seen — and what you've documented, Kara, really well — is this heightened divide, increasing divide between the rhetoric of tech as tech products, like they're good for people, it's all got a net positive in the end, just bear with the disruption, and the rhetoric about the tech culture, like it's the best place to work.
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The book also contains studio images of Gitmo-themed memorabilia sold at the base store: a crop tee for a teddy bear with a sign: "It Don't Get GITMO Than That" ($9.99); a bobble head of Fidel Castro called "Radio GTMO: Rockin' in Fidel's Backyard" ($20); a Guantanamo Bay purse clasp ($5.99), mug ($7.99), and camouflaged beer cozy ($10), and other darkly humorous merchandise.
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Bear with me as I stretch for a connection between Goop and global living, but Taffy's piece — in addition to being laugh-out-loud funny — also managed to be about wellness, aspiration and the hunger of those already doing fine to do better, to be better, by buying into Paltrow's whole weird thing because, well, life is terrible and no one gets it anyway, right?
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His first international hit, 1988's "My Neighbor Totoro," is the story of a father and his two young daughters moving into a traditional wood-and-shoji house in the Japanese countryside, and the towering, benevolent monster of the title — part owl, part bear, with a touch of beaver in his nimble, surprisingly dainty claws — who befriends the little girls but who is invisible to adults.
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Because this is a story about financial regulations, please bear with me for a moment as we sift through the necessary jargon: A pair of regulators appointed by President Donald Trump are attempting to overhaul the Community Reinvestment Act, a 1977 bill that was meant to ensure that America's financial institutions and their governmental regulators were at least nominally trying to serve nonaffluent customers and their communities.
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"We totally recognize and take seriously that the dumpster fire that's shaping up at the top of the ballot could definitely direct some more resources toward these Senate races with an eye toward keeping the majority, and I think our recognition of that has actually been borne to bear with how well have done on fundraising," said Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee press secretary Lauren Passalacqua in an interview.
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" And then just as an extra bit of icing on that cake (I know I'm mixing metaphors, but imagine the cake was in an oven powered by said fire and bear with me), Wayne adds a couple great standalone observations that just happen to cap off the whole rhyme scheme in a truly inspired sequence of a separate internal rhyme: "entrepreneur in a Bentley droptop Azure / vagina connoisseur out the hood.
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Not when Mr. Sedaris wrote "Christ died for you" in one woman's book ("I teach high school students," she said, "nothing offends me"); or when in another's book he drew a picture of a three-legged bear with blood spewing from its stump because, he said, it had stepped on a land mine; or when he wrote "you will not be alone forever" in the book of a fan who said she was single.
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Below is how the critic Vincent Canby reviewed "Gremlins" for The New York Times on June 8, 1984: THE star of "Gremlins" is none of the perfectly adequate actors in the cast but the mogwai, a small, furry, fictitious creature that looks something like a cuddly teddy bear with the ears of a rabbit, a Bambilike nose, eyes as round and deep and dark as glass buttons, a sweet disposition and a physical nature more unstable than hydrogen gas.
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" Or to locate the subject more specifically (and bear with me here), he's "a young overweight-to-obese homosexual and/or gay and/or queer, cisgender male, able-bodied university-and-graduate-school educated, musical theater writing, Disney Ushering, broke-ass middle-class far left-leaning black-identified and classified American descendant of slaves full of self-conscious femme energy and who thinks he's probably a vers bottom but not totally certain of that obsessing over the latest draft of his self-referential musical 'A Strange Loop'!
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In her travels, Roach shadows physicians perfecting techniques for penis transplants (losing genitalia to an IED is a scar many soldiers have had to bear, with few options for reconstruction); she witnesses cadavers being used as test dummies to help build better IED-resistant vehicles (because current crash test dummies can't record trauma from below); she wonders how submarine sailors can get better sleep (they barely squeeze in four hours a day, which isn't optimal when your payload is nuclear); and she asks military officials if diarrhea has ever been a threat to national security (because who else will?).
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