Each is articulated differently: fully extended, half bent, fully bent.
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Bent flexible displays may be bent to form front side displays and edge displays.
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Because space-time is bent, any light passing through it would also be bent.
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It's less a left or right bent than it is an Establishmentarian, green-eyeshades bent.
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Bent Fabricius-Bjerre [known as Bent Fabric] — do you remember the swing tune "Alley Cat"?
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"John McCain bent a little — we all bent a little — but he never broke," he said.
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The photos of bent iPads people are sharing look like they're bent a lot more than 0.4mm.
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People with heads cracked open and with legs bent in directions they're not supposed to be bent.
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For example: The bodyguard bent the rod, the church bent the rules, and the church altered the rules.
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While women playing the game bent at the waist more often, male players bent more frequently at the wrist.
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But the building itself was called Bent Hall until the recent renovation project that neither Bent nor Tobin funded.
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The door latch was too bent to slide, but bent so that it kept the door from swinging open.
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Trump took Senators Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz, who'd actually been bent against him, and bent them into fawning sycophants.
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Holland Leigh Casey, the daughter of Holly M. Casey and Edward J. Casey Jr. of Charlottesville, Va., was married May 7 to Maxwell Stuart Bent, the son of Rebecca L. Bent and Edward S. Bent of Washington, Conn. Msgr.
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When people saw the word bent they had similar response in the brain each time, even when bent was being used metaphorically.
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He believes in Nell's story of the bent-neck lady – in fact, he and Luke know that Nell is the Bent-Neck Lady.
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"People wanted the cost curve bent for themselves, and Washington wanted the cost curve bent in overall health care spending," says David Axelrod.
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If a distant star's light was bent by something outside of our solar system, Einstein hypothesized the light would be bent into a ring.
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Talk about whiplash: going from a woman bent on her own desire to a woman bent on giving all her desires up to God.
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"Every report I read that mentions him specifically has a political bent, an accusatory bent," his sister, Anne Stevens, MD, PhD, told The New Yorker.
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In the same way that Rihanna has bent luxury fashion to her will, now that LVMH is backing her Fenty collection, she has bent the book biz.
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When it's down, the thin rope around which the handle leather is wrapped is exposed; I can just see this getting soaked, bent, soaked again, bent, and getting weaker and weaker.
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But there's another, more sentimental bent to it as well, said Spiller, who has a "beautiful" personal collection of coins and bills, which are marked, bent or torn in unique ways.
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Near the end, each dancer stands still with one leg and one elbow bent, then transfers all her weight onto the other leg, now bent, and bends the arm on that side.
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Maggie Fornetti is asleep on her side, right leg straight, left leg bent and drawn close to her body, left arm across her chest, right bent and tucked close to her side.
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Photo: Bebeto Matthews (AP)Reports of ever-so-slightly bent 2018 iPad Pros surfaced shortly after their release, with some users claiming that they'd received the product bent straight out of the box.
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Aristophanes called it the perispomenos (bent around), after its shape.
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In 22017, the iPhone 25300 literally bent in people's pockets.
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Why's everyone getting so bent out of shape about it?!
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Oddly, we are not bent out of shape about it.
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Meghan, 37, bent down when Matilda presented her with flowers.
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"I'm bent out of shape for them," Stewart said Monday.
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Wade and this judge is bent on overturning Roe v.
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Eyes squinted, mouth pursed, he bent over slowly and bowed.
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Then he bent down, so his son could hear him.
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O'Rourke had offered similar appeal, with a Sun Belt bent.
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Painting his supporters as homicidal predators bent on killing kids.
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And everything is bent into service of achieving that goal.
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"I was walking bent over for 20 years," she says.
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Hold yourself up on the rails with your legs bent.
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A very few buyers complained that their spade bent, however.
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It can be bent and twisted without losing its proportions.
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But, Ortega showed up Sunday night, bent down and repeated.
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Young Nell sees a woman called the bent neck lady.
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It doesn't flow smoothly from front to rear, it's bent.
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"Curbside loading will become more and more critical," says Bent.
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"Pieces can be pulled apart, bent, ripped off," Hod detailed.
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Three apprentices were bent over drafting tables in the back.
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These three strands are all consistent with his libertarian bent.
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Lucas Duda bent over, apparently using the time to stretch.
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His back was crooked, and he walked slowly, bent over.
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Many novices start with a metal clothes hanger bent straight.
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He was bending a rule that had already been bent.
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Old women bent over large trays of dried chili peppers.
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That's the hole's "shadow" — where light gets bent and captured.
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I bent down and hugged him, then looked at him.
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The bitcoin community is known for its underground, libertarian bent.
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The traditions can be bent and cracked and made anew.
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The other officer bent and took the gunman's pulse. Dead.
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Their shopping cart, nearly empty now, looked a little bent.
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Suddenly she bent low and fished at her skirt bottom.
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Next, the traveler bent down and peered through the window.
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Conservatives emerged from the Bork battle bent on winning control.
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As the twig was bent, so the tree was formed.
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Then silence, while the musicians sat again with heads bent.
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Her mother has bent over, pearls swinging, to reassure her.
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His colleagues are bent over radar screens tracking the crossings.
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In the dancing, knees stay bent and often wobble flirtatiously.
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All day, you're bent doing seat pockets, doing the seatbelts.
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Trees were bent over, their limbs scraping the soggy ground.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration seems bent on exacerbating the problem.
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Money talks, especially for a company bent on global domination.
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We repeat: Zion bent the rim in an actual game.
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A number of the exhibitions have a modern political bent.
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We got here because somebody bent down and helped us.
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But she did possess a bent for working with words.
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Photographs show the doors of the center bent and burned.
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Stevenson bent and thrust, at once explosive, angular and precise.
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I bent over backward not to say that he lied.
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The conspiratorial bent of his favorite talk shows was critical.
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Scientifically inclined and pedagogical, he seems bent on improving me.
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"I'm not bent out of shape, I'm fine," he said.
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But what does "conservative bent" and "originalist philosophy" even mean?
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"I've always struggled with the president's isolationist bent," he said.
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"The proposed changes have an authoritarian bent," said one activist.
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Many readers' thoughts bent in a more bluntly political direction.
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We stretched and bent and complained about our stressful week.
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Each are bent over suggestively, with their buttocks prominently raised.
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One of the fences is bent, leaving a crack open.
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Rand Paul, the Republican most bent on full Obamacare repeal.
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It's not all bad for Bent and Derby County, though.
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I scorned people who bent the corners of pages instead of using a bookmark, I couldn't imagine marking up a book with a pen or highlighter, I hated when book spines cracked or covers bent.
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Consciously though, I don't want straight—a little bent is good.
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Facebook in particular seems hell bent on crushing Twitter's livestreaming product.
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Rather than standing up to the bully, Christie bent his knee.
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This summer, though, TfL's concerns took on a more urgent bent.
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There's definitely a nostalgic patina which overlays this group's melodic bent.
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But that's not enough for Dolores, who's hell-bent on revenge.
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Five of the seven who would remain have a conservative bent.
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Most are simply unable to stop powerful interests bent on deforestation.
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Many of its members are seen as self-serving or bent.
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Providing financial refuge for bent elites fuels corruption in other countries.
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If so, it's a good thing he hasn't bent that knee.
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It is too bent on homogeneity, too artificial and too deracinated.
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Good news for European startups with a health or wellness bent.
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As others were bent by musical fads, The Fall stood constant.
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Japan's deflationary bent reflects a struggle to live up to them.
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Jamie Overstreet (Lyriq Bent) is a mature gentleman and established professional.
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That's because a few bent paperclips could jimmy the thing open.
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Second move: Weighted bent leg jackknife Grab a kettlebell or dumbbell.
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Red lines were crossed, sacred cows slaughtered, rules bent beyond recognition.
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Every aspect of the game was now bent toward facilitating microtransactions.
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Stand with your feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent. 3.
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Iron maidens swing open to reveal disciples bent on your death.
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This Death Trooper must be angry because somebody bent his Stormtroopiee.
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"Get bent, joker," Dizzy said, crossing his arms for the cameras.
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Make sure to keep your knees slightly bent the whole time.
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Farage is hell bent on destroying the EU. He's a racist.
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You can tell he's bent a little bit, and he's funny.
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He has pledged to decimate ISIS while affecting an isolationist bent.
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He bent over my wife's shoulder and pointed at her queen.
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The FARC began as a peasant movement bent on seizing power.
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That damage ranged from punctures, via bent wheels, to broken suspensions.
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I first encountered Olivia bent over a tray of basil starts.
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" Music isn't just the medium — it's central to "The Total Bent.
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" He was quiet a minute, then said, "They got me bent.
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Up Dog Lie facedown with elbows bent and palms at sides.
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I bent my butt down behind me into an imaginary chair ...
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But when he bent down and touched the Bible, it disintegrated.
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Daylight bent and broken at its threshold, full of Mohawk ghosts.
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Mr. Lima was bent on taking over, and he had help.
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Bent over, my mouth opened in cries of pain, wet gasps.
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As the twig was bent, so the tree was (mis)shaped.
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MILFORD Bird Club field trip: Bent of the River Wildlife Sanctuary.
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The conservative bent of the court could soon become more pronounced.
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"He bent but he didn't break," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
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But online trolls seem bent on disrupting their post-show bliss.
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And why are they so hell bent on hitting government officials?
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Why are some people so hell-bent on not being amused?
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He once bent a police car door on accident during training.
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I'm sure he was bent out of shape about being fired.
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It's a more conservative bent on this campus of Stanford. Right.
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She shut the door, and I bent to light a cigarette.
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The answers to these questions come with a distinctly 2019 bent.
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The needle was bent, but contained a tiny, three-millimeter sample.
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The result: a true force of nature hell-bent on destruction.
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This raises a question: The commission has bent budgetary rules before.
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At one moment, Novak Djokovic was bent over, grabbing his stomach.
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Moreover, China developed an industrial policy that often bent W.T.O. rules.
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Alice doesn't seem too bent out of shape by the separation.
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She bent her head toward the microphone and told her story.
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He parked the car outside her house and bent toward her.
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But not all of her cases had a social-justice bent.
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His elbows bent and palms out, he pumped his hands rhythmically.
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As he bent over to grab it, his heart started pounding.
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Still, critics say Sinclair's programming makes its political bent abundantly clear.
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I asked myself why I was so bent on doing this.
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My son kicked one leg and bent his bony, frail knee.
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They may provide inspiration or permission for those bent on bloodshed.
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Some taunted whites there; others, gang members, were bent on violence.
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He called his parents to say he was bent on staying.
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He bent wire to make seat frames for Cadillacs and Hudsons.
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A second man bent to help, lifting her by the hands.
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She bent down and took off both of her high heels.
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It barrels through moments as if hell-bent on sustaining itself.
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He bent down to caress the yellow petals of a marigold.
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The bent-knee landing helps disperse the pounding forces of basketball.
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He opens a safe for Jacobsen and extracts a bent spoon.
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And an opponent bent on self-immolation every few days. 22019.
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He bent back my finger, which is still sore right now.
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He bent intricate floral patterns and butterflies in the heavy iron.
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Trump's questioning, she said, had a "disproportionately" economic bent to it.
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The film, like the best of the genre, bent toward reality.
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These occasions stick and hold, among other bent relics of adolescence.
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Not long ago I was bent over photographing some French fries.
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He bent low to kiss a small child on the head.
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Those you can do the regular way, with your elbows bent.
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One, bent, held an apple; the other lay on her thigh.
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Citizen brigades bent on stopping the brothers sprang up on Reddit.
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Modified bent-knee downward dog Initially, keep your knees bent in downward dog as you work on alignment, strength and mobility before attempting the full expression of the pose with straight legs and full shoulder flexion.
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CG: I mean we've got this list and I--there is a wide range within that list from some names that appear to be more libertarian-bent to some who appear to be more social conservative-bent.
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Instead of being a grenade-throwing iconoclast bent on blowing up the D.C. establishment and the big-money power structures, he has stocked his inner circle with billionaires and bankers, and he has bent to the establishment.
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She also happens to be a maniacal queen hell-bent on revenge.
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Start seated with your knees bent, and feet flat on the floor.
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Adam Heath creates abstract and immersive GIFs with a sci-fi bent.
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Li saw their leaders as counter-revolutionaries, bent on overthrowing the party.
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Trees bent in the wind and lovers who love without coming together?
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One of the downed trees bent the metal overhang on a shed.
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And plenty of AI startups have bent their efforts in that direction.
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Hailey Baldwin is hell-bent on leather ... even in hellish-like weather.
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Nefarious Russian (or George Soros-funded, depending on your bent) psychological warfare?
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OLED screens also consume less energy and can be bent and folded.
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Analysts noted that the markets didn't seem to appreciate the dovish bent.
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And when the light switched to blue, only the yellow hinges bent.
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Raise your bent leg to hip height, holding the ring in place.
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Those bent on the generalist qualification, meanwhile, are increasingly choosing internet MBAs.
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But the new administration, which campaigned against kleptokrasi, is bent on prosecutions.
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In recent years, this backlash has taken on a distinct political bent.
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He has an ideological bent that won't sell with the American people.
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There is a keen appetite for investment funds with a technology bent.
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These laws vary, but reflect the generally progressive bent of America's cities.
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Easily getting bent out of shape, even angry, is my problem, too.
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Wooden frames, abandoned by other carmakers long ago, are sawn and bent.
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Mr Xi and Mr Putin take comfort in each other's authoritarian bent.
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He needed to keep his right arm bent at a right angle.
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Those in the Gibsonville area can visit Bent Tree Court through Jan.
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Lie on your back and spread your legs, bent at the knee.
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Local police consider her a scavenging journalist bent on stirring up trouble.
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But then, not everyone is as bent on destruction as James Harrison.
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When the worker bent down to get it, the monkey ran inside.
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Regardless of philosophical bent, however, Ditko's work was, above all, uncompromisingly original.
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The tubular ceramics are bent, knotted, and coiled, vaguely resembling marine invertebrates.
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Their struggle for independence or autonomy has taken on a religious bent.
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He didn't seem to be too bent out of shape over it.
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Yet the Trump administration seems hell bent on ignoring all such cries.
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Like conservatives, liberals are rarely satisfied with the bent of campaign reporting.
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Human subjects are often given elongated limbs or bent into excruciating shapes.
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Bent over, Mike looked up at him with one squinting blue eye.
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The iPad was bent like a taco but the motherboard was intact.
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Newspaper Stretch Sit tall with knees bent and feet flat on floor.
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I don't feel like that has a super political bent, per se.
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The current administration seems bent on killing the American system of asylum.
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Habitually, they hunch forward, arms dangling, or lean back, as if bent.
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But their men now appear to be hell-bent on reviving hostilities.
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Attorney Robert Weaver—who throughout the film seems bent on convincing viewers
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Imranai, bent on keeping up the intimidation, jumped at the boy again.
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Trump's history with Zucker has also given the feud a personal bent.
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That allow their reporters perhaps to have a political slant or bent.
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Some critics harassed them as Nazi sympathizers, bent on whitewashing Hitler's atrocities.
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And yet they did truly represent the gravitational bent of his personality.
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After all, they're just bent pieces of metal in the first place.
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Stainless Steel Straws (8-Pack: 4 Straight, 4 Bent) with Cleaner, $5.99
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Meet at Bent of River parking lot, 185 East Flat Hill Road.
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"They bent us, but they didn't break us," one resident then said.
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"For Freedoms" is bent on widening that sphere and extending the stir.
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I watched a spider climb a stalk that bent under its weight.
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He looked like a latter-day Gulliver, bent over a drowning Lilliput.
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Are some Republicans now bent on committing political suicide in similar fashion?
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Ryan and the Republican establishment bent themselves around Trump's center of gravity.
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As a youngster, she had an artistic bent, making paintings and sculptures.
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The larger 8 Plus flexes a bit more, but neither phone bent.
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The arc of the moral universe, we were assured, bent toward justice.
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Gremlinhood is only met once you grow gnarled and bent from seshing.
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Once we got the brush bent to perfection, it really did perform.
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Afterwards, he bent down again and released the air from his sneakers.
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His pro-government bent is also a turnoff for most UFO believers.
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He always had a philosophical bent, hence the question about a cryptocountry.
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Bent, broken and bowed, Jaime spent the episode merely reacting to everyone.
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When he dropped a glove, he bent over to pick it up.
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His ankle was bent at a gruesome angle on a routine tackle.
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Pentagon officials said Mr. Mattis had bent over backward to appear loyal.
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Sarfo: They tied him and put him — bent him over his chair.
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Many of the works in the exhibition have a strong satirical bent.
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Ms. Bent is a student at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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Mercedes Bent is a student at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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His breath was labored as he bent down to kiss their feet.
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The "far-right international" was bent on "destroying the E.U.," he said.
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Unfortunately, the record has been one bent on cutting overall immigration levels.
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The attendees are mostly youngish professionals of an artistic or intellectual bent.
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We bent our own rules, and let Jeff Spicoli into our home.
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Faye's fatalist bent is an unpopular one in the modern Western world.
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Feminists don't want to pose as killjoys bent on confiscating mani-pedis.
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But his broader interest in the weather took a more philosophical bent.
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"Absolutely," he said with a nod, and bent to pet a cat.
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"Do you see how the lines I drew bent?" he asked us.
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She bent, strained, writhed, all with a blank gaze that suggested hypnosis.
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His clownish, abstract, cartoonish and grotesque works reflected his bent for provocation.
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They found a people bent but not broken and asking many questions.
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Putin, of course, is bent on subverting the rules-based international order.
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Some of the lower chords of the bridge seemed misaligned or bent.
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" Hart bent down and told Nyla, "Oh, you need one for Christmas!
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Big Daddy is also bent on rousing Brick from his boozy slumber.
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And I don't know why people get all bent up on that.
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Trump on Wednesday appeared hell-bent on making up for lost time.
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But Ulf's uncle was bent in half, as if racked by cramps.
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Who or what is so bent on destroying human life, and why?
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"It has a decidedly middle-class and conservative bent," Jones-Brown said.
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FilmStruck's subsection the Criterion Channel contains films of a more international bent.
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Grassley has bent over backwards to offer every possible thing they want.
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I followed the river as it bent inward then curved back out.
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"Infinite Football" has similar concerns but somewhat more of a metaphysical bent.
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Still, he traced his bent for humor to that Carnegie Hall recital.
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Still, he traced his bent for humor to that Carnegie Hall recital.
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Saudi Arabia appeared bent on driving a wedge between Iran and Pakistan.
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The powers behind the Rose Bowl have bent before and may again.
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His older brother, guilty on all counts, bent over the pasta water.
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He cofounded and manages his Portland-based animation studio, Bent Image Lab.
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The cab pulled up, and Dukakis bent to the open passenger window.
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Together, they have bent over backward to support Trump through every scandal.
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In her final moments alive, troubled Nell Crain (Victoria Pedretti) realizes that the Bent-Neck Lady, the ghost that has been haunting her since childhood, is Nell herself, with a "bent neck" from the rope that broke it.
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Katherine Reece Phillips, a daughter of Lisa C. Phillips and Dr. Thomas H. Phillips of Charlotte, N.C., was married April 30 to Eric Huttenlocher Bent, a son of Dr. Anna Huttenlocher and Andrew F. Bent of Madison, Wis.
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The ACA bent over backward to keep the "private" insurance system in place.
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And Dunkley-Bent couldn't hide her excitement as the two greeted each other.
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Meanwhile, O'Connell is hell-bent on creating any fight into an exhilarating brawl.
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The adapter that allows me to plug them into my phone is bent.
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But Trump instead seems bent on alienating every other power center in Washington.
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It doesn't matter if he's bent the knee, or even wants to rule.
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Given Hollywood's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
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Or, if you finally manage to do so, it gets all bent up.
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Start sitting on your supporting-side hip with knees bent and stacked. 2.
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On Capitol Hill, senior figures already detect a more conventional bent to policy.
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She'll kneel down, knees bent, to talk to your son at eye level.
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As a result, the index itself ends up having a strong Canadian bent.
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I'm hell-bent on retaining what I have, as long as I can.
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Then they'd bent him over a table and raped him with a stick.
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No person or place has bent my brain like that before or since.
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He bent Fox to his will, and he defeated the organized Republican Party.
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But for those hell-bent on looking as much like RiRi as possible?
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Due to the bee's bent-over posture, the brainwashing chip isn't implanted correctly.
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Tell the kids they can keep their legs bent, if straightening is difficult.
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Flags snapped, tree branches bent and cracked, and a portable sign toppled over.
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Kai bent over the bowl, pursed her lips over the pipette, and blew.
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He turned away, bent slightly, buried his head in his hands, and wept.
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The episode begins with Evil Cooper — the doppelganger bent on finding those coordinates.
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The phone slid near another teenager, who bent down to pick it up.
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Lie faceup with knees bent, feet flat and a dumbbell in each hand.
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If 300-400 microns is noticeably bent, I think this is a problem.
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PERINO: Why would they have bent over backwards for Bernie... WILLIAMS: For Bernie.
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THOSE of a cynical bent might think Tom Stuker a glutton for punishment.
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Posts from Holt and other inmates say jailers were bent on hurting them.
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He's raised by wolves and stalked by a tiger bent on destroying him.
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Those are not the words of an administration bent on wanton financial deregulation.
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The domestic pages and accounts Facebook removed Thursday had a strong political bent.
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But whether Americans think Russia interfered in the election has a partisan bent.
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Mr Merton has always had a bent for engineering, whether financial or mechanical.
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King seems hell-bent on saying that this is literally how women rock.
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Another update to the standard thriller formula is Secret City's unabashedly feminist bent.
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As God is my bloody witness, I'm hell-bent on making it work.
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Perhaps I bent to her will, but we continued to make the film.
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Knees should be bent and your right arm should be behind your back.
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This is why xenophobes get so bent out of shape over immigrants' speech.
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I think you guys are leaning into your progressive bent a little bit.
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Even so, political figures with a finance or economics bent seek them out.
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"I bent some coat hangers into hooks and used a fan," Pala said.
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Education is another field in which the party's ideological bent is increasingly evident.
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And he has appointed a Supreme Court justice with an anti-environmental bent.
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Owners of the newest iPad Pro have noticed their devices are slightly bent.
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The playing field was uneven, with state institutions bent to Mr Museveni's will.
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Much of the criticism leveled against Kondo has also had a racist bent.
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Abortion: Despite the socially liberal bent, this is an issue where libertarians disagree.
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In Joseph's version, Beyoncé crouches in a ruined fort, bent low by sadness.
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She bent over an aquamarine shard, drawing a cutting tool across the surface.
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Maguires directed their rage at the mine owners growing fat off their bent
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It's plain that Jianguo's years of arrests and imprisonment haven't bent his will.
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Intuit had again bent the power of the federal government in its favor.
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TEAM CRUZ BENT TO THE YOUNG TURKS AND TOOK ME OFF THEIR SITE.
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A lot of the packaged products also had a healthier bent to them.
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Elms and cottonwood bent in the breeze, casting shadowy fingers onto the water.
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Afterward, gasping and bent over, grabbing his shorts, Vitaly turned to her hopefully.
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The stone kept falling off and she bent down close to position it.
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He was standing there in all his glum glory, smoking a bent cigarette.
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I've bent it all sorts of ways, and it hasn't frayed at all.
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But look, folks have been fighting about ESPN's political bent for a while.
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Switching tactics, they bent down and lifted the entire head from the cabinet.
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"Neurosurgery" depicts a scalpel-wielding doctor and his assistants bent over a soldier.
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I bent down and stretched and stood up and it felt all right.
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Republicans were once staunch allies and defenders of the historically GOP-bent FBI.
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Customers with a masochistic bent order their pork steaks dipped a third time.
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People in his life bent to his will, even his mother and brother.
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Miya bent over his daughter to cradle her head, and kissed her goodbye.
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"I don't like many things," Margie tells her grown son, Constantine (Eliza Bent).
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Social media algorithms are biased, but not toward or against any political bent.
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Russia's space agency identified the cause of the booster failure — a bent pin.
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The bent spoon became an emblem of the relative's struggles, Mr. Esposito said.
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Outside, a tree is split in half, limbs bent over a wooden fence.
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In an administration with a deregulatory bent, Alex Azar relishes his policymaking powers.
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The station was buried under debris, its sturdy beams bent like paper clips.
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Some starfish bent their arms like a periscope at a 90-degree angle.
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He bent his torso back like the taut, tense bow of an archer.
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But on trade, Mr. Trump's populist bent has put those alliances at odds.
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As is always her way, she had bent the circumstances to her favor.
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Ms. Halvorson, a guitarist, uses bent notes and small, dissonant harmonies to incite.
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We do stronglift work out A (squats, bench press, and bent over rows).
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The dancers are often balancing, their legs bent and arms extended, atop them.
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H: There seems to be a heavy nonfiction bent to this year's slate.
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White families largely cluster in a handful of schools with a progressive bent.
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Their own figures of speech are the slightly bent keys to their unlocking.
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Despite its liberal bent, Vermont has a long history of electing Republican governors.
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The schoolyard fence was made of patched, bent gray metal and barbed wire.
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He and every one of his successors bent the truth, to varying degrees.
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Williamson trained himself to land with his knees bent, instead of straight-legged.
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Mr Xi is not a revolutionary like Mao, bent on dismantling the party.
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I bent down and grabbed two fistfuls of puffy coat below his shoulders.
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Before, he had been occupied principally with figurative sculptures in lightweight bent wire.
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But in truth, we've always known this about people of an absolutist bent.
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But these groups seem bent on disrupting the peaceful protests with armed attacks.
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She was bent over nearly double, rolling out another container from the kitchen.
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The Faction was a blend of natives and transplants with a charity bent.
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"He wasn't all bent out of shape about it being changed," she said.
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In additional to being ideologically skewed, the liberal bent applies to geography too.
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Then he swung into a wide-legged stance, bent forward at the waist.
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On the knee of his bent leg is a tiger — a tiger cub.
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Immigration hard-liners dismissed it as amnesty, with just a slightly conservative bent.
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What do you think gave him, besides being a bastard, an entrepreneurial bent?
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Bent double, the elderly woman was rummaging in her bag for a handkerchief.
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All those institutions bent over backward to keep the house of cards upright.
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Rand Paul (R-KY), the Republican most bent on full repeal, told reporters.
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While Apple at the time said that bent iPhones were "extremely rare," even going as far as inviting multiple media outlets to its campus to see just how rigorously it tested its products, issues of bent iPhones continued to crop up.
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Some light, though, still reaches it because it is bent by the Earth's atmosphere.
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But it looks like the Democrats are bent on shooting themselves in the foot.
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Single leg bridge Begin on your back with your knees bent and feet flat.
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He's hell-bent on talking about his past with Kim Kardashian at every opportunity.
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But since Jon had already "bent the knee" to Daenerys, Jon couldn't pledge neutrality.
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Fortunately, "Not Tomorrow Yet" more or less revives Morgan's reasons for his philosophical bent.
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Bent and welded, the Baby Tycoons feel lively and improvisational, but not particularly organic.
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Hopefully, Piers Morgan won't get too bent out of shape about that photo, too.
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Brad Smith, the firm's president and chief legal officer, is of an activist bent.
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Similarly, Ink & Dagger's goth-adjacent appearance allowed others to embrace a similar theatrical bent.
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He was in his room bent over a paper when he sensed the fire.
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I was happy that I bent but didn't break and gave us a chance.
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Candidate Trump called China a trade cheat, bent on "rape" of the American economy.
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And yet, Hollywood seems hell-bent on churning out one movie remake after another.
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I promise they'll never end up bent at the bottom of some random drawer!
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It's that they're both hell-bent on subverting traditional norms and undermining the press.
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Dr. Bent-Goodley adds that leaving the relationship can be dangerous for many survivors.
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It's part of a trend that's regaining popularity in country music called bent phrasing.
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"Never mind I'm 6'5," so I'm just bent to fucking hell the entire day.
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All of which might seem to suggest that Europe is bent on self-erasure.
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President Donald Trump seems bent on testing whether bad history makes for good politics.
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Was this an expert group of cyber-anarchists hell-bent on destroying the system?
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But he worried that the object of his affection was bent on self-destruction.
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Briton Scott Durant said his team was hell-bent on claiming victory this year.
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Ideally, Congress would constrain a president bent on exercising his powers to protect himself.
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For this reason, some trainers believe bent-knee push-ups aren't an effective modification.
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She bent over and flipped her head back...and looked dead in my face.
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In the back, it risked being bent under the weight of my own ass.
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They got all bent out of shape and tried to pretend it wasn't funny.
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"People say that co-payments and deductibles have bent the cost curve," Woolhandler said.
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For those alarmed by Mr Trump's protectionist bent, Mr Lighthizer's competence is scant comfort.
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On the phone to her father, Nell claims the "bent neck lady" is back.
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I wanna get picked up and THROWN on his desk (or bent over it).
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And it doesn't look like Barrymore bent the animal's arms, which could break them.
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Under one bent old tree, two girls in headphones stop work and start dancing.
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Briton Scott Durant said his team was hell-bent on claiming victory this year.
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It is a pseudoscience bent on making big to-dos out of insignificant coincidences.
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Bolstering Sanders's strength in the state is the strongly progressive bent of its Democrats.
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Bear PoseGet on all fours, your arms straight, knees and hips bent 90 degrees.
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Our editorial bent is more clear-cut: How much money is going into startups?
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His bright, outlandish compositions hint at surrealism while maintaining a polished and accessible bent.
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People in Baden-Württemberg are a generally conservative bunch, but with an ecological bent.
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In any event, doesn't seem like Julia's too bent outta shape about the error.
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I said hello to bent-over grandmothers and their grandchildren playing in rice paddies.
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Think Game of Thrones, but with a sense of humor and a Slavic bent.
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Did you stick with that whole political bent of things for a long time?
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In the last few days, he appears to have bent toward France's many Euroskeptics.
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Keep your standing leg slightly bent, using its strength to stand back up straight.
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This thing looks like a mini poster board bent in half, are you joking?
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To the masses, he was a mass murderer, hell bent on capturing Muslim oil.
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There is a spring in our step and a literary bent to our conversation.
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When Dee bent to pick it up, he somehow grabbed the Glock and fired.
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The whole thing can be bent, stretched, even crumpled up and it'll still work.
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Fog bent the light in the morning and made the seawater appear green-black.
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Sami Marttinen, a transplanted Finn, bent over a bucket of water with a ladle.
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Yet in Riyadh and Jeddah and other cities these rules are bent every day.
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The bands thought that the arc of the musical universe bent toward keyboard solos.
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As Trevathan fell toward the ground, his arm bent back awkwardly near the elbow.
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"If I were an investor, I would assume that the rules would be bent."
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Abrams grabbed Nelson's son by the wrist and bent it backward, the mother said.
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Blinds were bent, and a window screen was lying in the bushes on Wednesday.
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I bent my knees and made sure my forearm was straight as a flagpole.
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The next day under a beating sun, thousands bent in prayer in hushed unison.
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A bent beginningBy almost any metric, the Galaxy Fold's early days have been troubled.
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First, techies have a philosophical bent toward big ideas, and U.B.I. is very big.
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Mr. Goynes bent over Sonja, lifted her head and aimed her eyes into his.
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He bent down to help the opponent, who reached up with his right hand.
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Your front knee should be bent slightly, and your back leg extended behind you.
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He bent his elbow in this strange way as if presenting it to me.
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Grow has worked on two games that have a craft bent: Pattern and Threadsteading.
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They are marked by a deep social distrust and a bent toward conspiracy thinking.
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Aleshea Harris's tenacious neo-western "Is God Is" was a play bent on revenge.
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It is nominally a prequel, but it does not share that show's humorous bent .
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When the internet went wild for gender bent Super Mario characters, they were there.
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And we've got people in those rooms hell bent on changing the motherfucking world.
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She said something in a soft voice, and her son bent down to her.
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All of this ultimately leads me to question the environmentalist bent of the movie.
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They also seem hell bent on draining all the fun out of college life.
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Dangling from the roof was a fire-licked drainage pipe bent against the breeze.
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The officer pressed down on the boy's neck until he was nearly bent over.
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In fact, Upload snagged General Assembly alum Mercedes Bent to lead its education charge.
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Yet China has long bent the rules of commerce to fit its own needs.
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He denied changing the platform and said Denman was "hell bent" on arming Ukraine.
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So far I've been lucky, escaping with bloody scrapes and a bent bike wheel.
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It's not the first time a technology company has bent to Mr. Trump's will.
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And all of them are done with the skater bent over at the waist.
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It's in the title: When something's bent, Ms. Monson said, it creates a tension.
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The 175-page report released by Markopolos didn't just suggest GE bent some rules.
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Berkeley bent over backward to accommodate Yiannopoulos, and the event's organizers ended up canceling.
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In reality, on issue after issue, Trump bent to the views of Republican leaders.
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Behind her, Justin Hyacinth lay on his back, his bent limbs hovering above him.
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His friends bent over the tank's side skirt and knelt in the dirt, weeping.
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If you have an international bent, then CELIA might also have been a gimme.
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Something that is rigid cannot be deformed or bent without destroying its essential nature.
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The short version: practically anything can be bent if you make it thin enough.
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He was bent deeply forward in his chair, sobbing, his face in his hands.
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I was bent over laughing the whole ride … and have been addicted ever since.
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Iran seems to be hell-bent on a retaliation, which I think will come.
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They appear hell-bent on making it less transparent, less responsive and less effective.
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Maybe that's because of the state's conservative bent, or maybe Democrats need to recalibrate.
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Trump himself is famous for agreeing with the last person who bent his ear.
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Only one side is hell-bent on protecting our democracy and the other isn't.
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He bent over, hands on knees, panting, and looked up with a giddy smile.
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Zlotnitsky belongs to Patriotic Millionaires, a group of rich people bent on fighting inequality.
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But the most distinct part of the broadcast was its clear pro-Russian bent.
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But this wouldn't explain the straight pines that surround this patch of bent ones.
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There were four more sets of bent twigs: a warning left by the Mashco.
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But it's a view some of Corbyn's associates, who share his ideological bent, support.
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Whatever was important to me at the time, they bent over backward to support.
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The backgrounds of the coalition's leadership are one sign of its pro-drilling bent.
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"The teller said, 'Genevieve is all bent over, not feeling good at all,' " he recalls.
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And yes, some stars do seem to be hell-bent on courting attention 24/7.
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But the bacon cooked unevenly, alternating burnt spots and undercooked spots wherever the "ribbon" bent.
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Republicans have bent over backward to defend the president, even in his most indefensible moments.
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Even the detail of the bent cigarette taken out of her jeans tells the story.
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Major news outlets sketched caricatures of Arabs as rich oil "sheiks" bent on world domination.
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Down below in Jannah, however, farmer Abu Akar is bent on giving Andrade Gutierrez hell.
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Stand on your left leg, keep it slightly bent so you don't lock your knee.
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I have like bent over backwards for this relationship, so I don't owe you anything.
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If someone is pouring for you, tap a bent index finger as a thank you.
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Gender-bent Nintendo characters are the only source of joy left in this despicable world.
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An exhibition of drawings by the Counter-Reformation artist showcases his terrific bent towards horror.
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If you had a bit of an artistic bent you'd just go your own way.
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The masses of tires and bent handlebars are as disorienting as they are beautiful. —K.
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But as The Missing demonstrates, there are ways to resist those bent on breeding fear.
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Sweat trickled into his eyes when he strained to look up from his bent position.
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The door near Jillian's sister, Samantha, bent inward like a crumpled piece of aluminum foil.
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This is why he's bent over backwards for the media with this show 'guilty' vote.
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When she bent over, she heard a popping noise, and blood and pus poured out.
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"I feel BJP is hell-bent on running this campaign on national security," Verma said.
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Despite being clearly born of economic desperation, the Petro has a political bent as well.
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" The mom alleged, "Abrams forcefully grabbed my son by the wrist and bent it backward.
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He's a man with authoritarian impulses, a conspiracy theorist's bent, and a taste for vengeance.
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He claims to be a victim of hardcore Remainers bent on overturning the Brexit vote.
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She says she noticed Latresa bent over in pain getting out of the hotel elevator.
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During JerryRigEverything's testing, the phone bent to a slightly worrying degree, but it didn't break.
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It just felt like if I bent [over], I would fall right on my face.
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Many Western cities have already been bent out of shape by excessive, poorly priced parking.
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He demands that his unconventionality be accommodated by a world bent on policing black caprice.
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A few people insist that their devices were a little bent out of the box.
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THE man strides forward, bent slightly at the waist as if resisting a stiff breeze.
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Hyperbolic as such claims were, there was a distinctly anti-American bent to its reportage.
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Here, China behaves as a regional superpower bent on driving America out of East Asia.
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Once Mr Trump sewed up the Republican nomination, all efforts were bent to helping him.
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Much of it has an international bent, including the "Sport" page, which includes cricket coverage.
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Jump straight up, raising your arms overhead and landing softly with the knees slightly bent.
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Turkish Get-Up Begin on your back with one leg bent and the other outstretched.
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He reminded his audience of how "nimbly" the Fed bent to the markets in 20183.
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Hardliners can growl that America was always bent on containment, and is now proving it.
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During the adorable moment, Harry bent down to give the young fan a warm hug.
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Make sure to land with your knees bent so you're ready for the next jump!
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But his creative, iconoclastic bent found a perfect match in the freewheeling environment of JPL.
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The R13 has a 133-inch touchscreen display that can be bent into a tablet.
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He got kind of bent with me about me correcting him one time, in court.
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Other times she keeps it flat as a pancake, elbow bent into a classic dab.
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Friend, sociopath hell-bent on winning back Annalise's favor after ruining her life, same difference.
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It is packed with decontamination workers in gray uniforms bent over steaming bowls of ramen.
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The moveable flaps may be retracted when the housing is placed in its bent state.
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Instead, the people in charge seem hell-bent on taking us in the opposite direction.
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As an aside: how hell-bent are you people on getting or giving a UTI?
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Their bodies were bent in the starting position she'd seen people on the television take.
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For someone hell bent on "eradicating" terrorism, he seems uninterested in doing the necessary homework.
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Cruz, based on history and his ideological bent, should technically be in the above group.
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This season, seems bent on highlighting both the cause and consequences of all this espionage.
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I also bent a paper clip and affixed it to my upper row of teeth.
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Media Matters has a progressive bent, and often goes after Fox News for its coverage.
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Ted Cruz will try to use the state's socially conservative bent to notch a win.
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Cruz has run as an outsider bent on shaking up the Republican establishment in Washington.
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BY CONTINENTAL and even recent British standards David Cameron has long had a Eurosceptic bent.
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Within minutes, a man bent down to grab the coin and could not lift it.
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Piazza didn't go to a contender but to a team bent on losing 100 games.
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Donald Trump seems hell-bent on becoming the first president to be impeached for tweeting.
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Yet Greg had been hell-bent on escaping the privilege in which he'd been raised.
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His national popularity helps -- the courtship process has, so far, mostly bent in his favor.
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Her government is bent on rapid economic development, for which Chinese help will be indispensable.
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In a society still hell bent on controlling women's bodies, that remains all too radical.
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By the side of the road, a woman bent down over bony branches of firewood.
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Letter From America Imagine you are a terrorist leader bent on humbling the United States.
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Nani Ma bent down and got a packet of greeting cards from under the printer.
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Your knees should remain in a slightly bent position and not move throughout the movement.
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Democrats are often so bent on being clever that they end up somewhere incredibly stupid.
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The fence was mangled, bent out in exactly the shape of the car's back end.
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Catalonia's regional government is bent on organising an unconstitutional referendum on independence on October 1st.
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My co-worker, Tracey, held her iPhone like a baby bird with a bent wing.
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Some disciplines related to the past, such as archeology, have always had a scientific bent.
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Cape Town-based clothing brand GiLo Lifestyle is hell-bent on ethical and sustainable fashion.
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Egypt was "hell-bent" on arresting and harassing anyone who stood against Sisi, Amnesty said.
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This guy took a divided country, and he's hell bent on dividing it even more.
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The scum of the earth, hell-bent on depriving them of their First Amendment rights.
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Where rent is extracted, bribes taken and rules bent social progress is likely to disintegrate.
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Brazil's new government seems to be bent on rolling back its commitment on climate issues.
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They were little windows where, if I bent down to them, I could hear something.
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Next thing I know my local computer-repair geek, Jonah, is bent over my computer.
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After all, we live in an age where inclusion onscreen extends to gender-bent roles.
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They're very much like, you see her, the robot, bent over, ready to do whatever.
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As he bent down to pick up the remains, he bitten by the severed head.
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I'm not hell-bent on spending two hours at the gym like I had anticipated.
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The issue: Some who bought the iPhone 6 found it bent easily in their pockets.
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In certain cases, screens on phones that had bent developed problems responding properly to touch.
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And it's more bent in a way—literally—there's a lot of that pitch-bending.
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Climate change-acknowledging Democrats took back the House, but power is still bent on denial.
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Putin has dismissed Navalny as a troublemaker bent on sowing chaos on behalf of Washington.
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So why does the Republican party seem so bent on taking Medicaid away from people?
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Perhaps the Bent/Defoe contrast means little beyond the diverging career paths of two individuals.
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"He really takes no pleasure in life, walking around with head bent," his mother reported.
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But the anti-knowledge and anti-growth bent of the pending legislation goes much deeper.
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But Rachel Bitecofer, a political scientist with a historical bent, has some advice: Calm down.
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Leon Lewis and his spies defeated a variety of enemies bent on violence and murder.
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The family unit begins to waver and distort, bent by the weight of the lie.
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Its hearings have offered gripping viewing for a nation bent on reconciling with its past.
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After losing a long rally at 0-23, Nadal bent over and rubbed his eyes.
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He found evidence that had been withheld, witnesses who had bent the truth, and more.
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And why exactly is Mia so hell-bent on helping Bebe get her baby back?
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Republican partners, Mr. von Spakovsky said, seldom find support for cases with a conservative bent.
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"The bulk of our subject matter will be offered as skills acquisition training," Bent explained.
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At one point, he bent down and grabbed his ankle, but tried to continue playing.
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"My leg is bent," cried a young boy covered in blood, examining his damaged limb.
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He seems bent on destroying the friendships and respect that bind America and its allies.
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I bent the hanger into a more helpful length and lowered it through the grate.
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The young man's hands rested on two pillows, wrists bent and fingers contracted into fists.
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Why were they always bent over books while the people who oppressed me were women?
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It is surrounded by enemies who are far more powerful and bent on its destruction.
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That hasn't stopped conservative policymakers from targeting the purported effects of Silicon Valley's liberal bent.
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Moore adopted his deep crouch, bent at the waist and utilized his legendary cross guard.
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Text messages also speak to the couple's hell-bent intention to harm the photographer's business.
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"It shows a system that is bent in favor of law enforcement," Mr. Merritt said.
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I tried to push the men back when they bent down to pick me up.
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Elizabeth Warren went after everybody, a Sherman tank bent on flattening everything in her path.
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Hypocrisy, thy name is Trump, and thy knees are bent and thy head is bowed.
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This guy took a divided country, and he's hell-bent on dividing it even more.
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But the corrective bent of the Tribe floats over my head like a bad cloud.
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But he championed a candidate who is bent on reducing immigration to the United States.
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He seems bent on reminding us on what divides us rather than what unites us.
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"All Games come in over budget," said Professor Bent Flyvbjerg, who co-penned the study.
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To some, today's billionaires are like Dr. Evil: selfish, rapacious and bent on world domination.
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Before leaving, he bent down to leave a note on a whiteboard for his volunteers.
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"It will answer questions about how strong the chief justice's institutionalist bent is," he said.
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One arm is bent at an improbable angle; a sizable cockatoo sits on her hand.
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But the US President nevertheless bent the facts to say his suspicions had been vindicated.
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Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut and Debbie Dingell of Michigan -- House veterans of an institutionalist bent.
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Joanie is a woman bent on exorcising herself from every physical connection to her family.
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Isaac depicts Kalanick as an evil bro-genius, bent on world domination through ride-sharing.
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Minutes later, the Amtrak Sunset Limited hit the bent tracks and plunged into the bayou.
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While I stood looking at the display, a visitor bent over to whisper his wishes.
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In the pews, some of his father's Special Forces comrades bent their heads and wept.
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He bent down and pointed to his yarmulke, which was emblazoned with his Twitter handle.
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Paramedics and bystanders bent over them, treating them and trying to comfort those still conscious.
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But for now, it appears to mean this bull market is not broken, just bent.
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This administration has been hell-bent on attacking women's health and rights from day one.
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It is almost certainly true, but I don't get bent out of shape about that.
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The SEC, considered by many the best college football conference, has essentially bent the knee.
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Allison and Bertrum Jean bent over in their seats and looked at the courtroom floor.
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I could soak in the aroma even when my head wasn't bent over the bowl.
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In the Obama administration, lawmakers bent over backward to avoid hitting the $21 trillion mark.
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"So," Ms. Bent said, "we now joke that when we got married Dave moved out."
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Mr. Sessions brings a sharply conservative bent to the Justice Department and its 113,000 employees.
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Making matters worse, Davis slipped in the third quarter, and his right knee bent awkwardly.
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Democrats bent over backward to keep the negotiations going in order to find a solution.
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Turkey considers the Kurdish forces a terrorist body bent on carving out a separate nation.
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"This individual shooter was bent on engaging and killing people at random," Mr. Johnston said.
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Given that, how might the Globes have bent the trajectories of several key Oscar contenders?
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The party has since bent on core issues, especially those related to the Russia investigation.
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Moreover, the Trump administration's deregulatory bent is a permanent fixture that won't change anytime soon.
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I bent the wire into snake shapes, then hot glued plastic tubing around each strand.
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Martinez covered up and bent forwards as Lomachenko advanced to finish but Lomachenko didn't rush.
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The league has several preferred vendors for its sod, including Bent Oak Farm in Foley, Ala.
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I'd recommend this to anyone over 290 who's okay with having their mind bent a bit.
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These are hardly attributes that Mr Xi seems bent on encouraging with his ever-tighter censorship.
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And project leaders, though often of a libertarian bent, have no choice but to become regulators.
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Stand with feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent, and a kettlebell or weight on floor.
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Some light, though, will still reach the moon because it is bent by the earth's atmosphere.
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"Resurgence" brought back the same fearsome aliens from the original, again bent on destroying the Earth.
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Weinfurtner isn't an evil genius hell-bent on creating a world of her own to rule.
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As he bent down to pick up the remains, he was bitten by the severed head.
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Cruz, 250, has run as an outsider bent on shaking up the Republican establishment in Washington.
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But when he bent down to dispose of the snake, its decapitated head bit his hand.
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The May government may be bent on throwing away its opportunities, no matter what he says.
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Extend your right leg, keeping your left leg bent in a parallel passé position (as shown).
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Also, did I mention the whole book has a very, very strong feminist bent to it?
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Mr. Gore had bent his ear last summer about emerging research into reforestation and climate change.
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Fuggetta landed in a drainage ditch, her leg bent behind her, almost torn from the socket.
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"I feel the BJP is hell-bent on running this campaign on national security," Verma said.
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If you're a criminal bent on asserting your innocence, then you undermine trust in the police.
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At multiple medical facilities, investigators found that administrators bent the rules to allow for simpler passwords.
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The only problem is that TikTok's definition of what's "fun" and appropriate has a political bent.
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Others say even then Mr. de Blasio displayed a more ideologically leftward bent than his boss.
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Participating performers and groups include Banana Bag & Bodice, Bread Arts Collective, Eliza Bent and Title: Point.
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It has little incentive to compromise with a president it sees as bent on regime change.
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Other, likelier forms of chaos include populist politicians bent on sowing division, or even international violence.
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Ramirez bent in pain after he fouled the 2-0 pitch from Royals starter Glenn Sparkman.
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Stainless steel is bent out of shape, well-attached bars are rattled loose, and so on.
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It's a gender-bent She's All That and we're supposed to feel only for the villains.
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Now, however, the US patent office has decided the CRISPR origin story has a different bent.
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If you're hell-bent on an appetite-stoking headpiece, well, you're apparently not the only one.
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The Soviet Union was, as before, a nuclear-armed foe, bent on spreading a rival ideology.
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Meanwhile, officials in Beijing see a sore loser of a superpower, bent on keeping them down.
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His detractors say he was an authoritarian leader bent on stifling dissent to stay in power.
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It also annoyed those who were bent on getting American armed forces to leave the island.
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Cersei's bent on Westerosi domination; Serena wants to enslave all women into an old Testament world.
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By promoting one technique, the twist, and one effect, surprise, stories get bent out of shape.
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Those specialists that remain are beholden to investors, not to politicians bent on pursuing energy dominance.
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Even with its new, grimmer bent, The Orville still isn't a nonstop source of sophisticated drama.
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"We still think foreigners are spies or imperialists bent on plunder," grumbles an Iraqi fund manager.
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That's because electronics use a complex combination of components, most of which can't currently be bent.
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He then retrieved his lonely shoe on the sidelines and bent over to... tie Crowder's laces?
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The vast majority of Pepe uses these days have an alt-right political bent to them.
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While Russia is bent on challenging our interests, the Cold War was a competition between equals.
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Despite the manly bent of his challenges, his audience on Facebook is about 70 percent women.
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Twitter, Instagram, comments sections... For anyone hell bent on spewing hate, every platform is fair game.
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Jackson Wayne makes leather goods with a decidedly old-timey, pre-WWII/post-Pony Express bent.
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In the club, she's immediately targeted by a woman who's hell-bent on stirring up drama.
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Based on the hashtag, though, there will obviously be a heavy education bent to this event.
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He bent her over his couch and attempted to remove her clothes but she fought back.
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Prosecutor Lee Harris said Bent was "wild with rage" when officers found him in his apartment.
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I was literally crying bent double—it felt like I was crying to mourn this relationship.
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He bent over slightly with his bare bottom hanging out the back of his hospital gown.
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In 1920, in the Miracle of Vistula, Poland stopped the Soviet army bent on European conquest.
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But the racist bent of the harassment aimed at Jones has been remarkably targeted and vicious.
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When light leaves/enters water, it is bent, traveling in a different direction to your eye.
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In the Post interview, Hogan billed himself as a traditional Republican with a more centrist bent.
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In 1984, a religious cult bent on disrupting local elections contaminated American salad bars with salmonella.
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If so, let Mrs May and Mr Smith and those of a similar bent give forth.
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They're bent-backed crones' tales, sly gossips' tales, work-worn mothers' tales and old wives' tales.
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It's still unclear if Apple plans to repair bent iPads once you've passed the return window.
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But it's a bit more surprising that some iPads are already bent out of the box.
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"This guy was bent on driving by residences and arbitrarily shooting at them," Johnston told SFGate.
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Many people are hell-bent on asserting the fiction that leggings are not, in fact, pants.
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To provide interminable work, it seems, for those bent on probing the nature of universal genius.
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At the rehearsal in Brooklyn for "The Total Bent," this working method was on full display.
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Exercise 5: Lying Hip ThrustsBegin by lying on your back with your knees bent 90 degrees.
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At 92 he is plainly bent on staying in power for as long as he lives.
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Bicycle Crunches Lie faceup with knees bent, feet flat on floor, and hands lightly behind head.
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Paired with a conservative approach to the economy is a unified leftward bent on social issues.
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Trump portrays Mueller as an "Inspector Javert," hell bent on an obsessive mission to get Trump.
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The Armistice Day ceremony is expected to be far more solemn, without an overly military bent.
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Not when the GOP is still hell-bent on rigging the system for the rich & powerful.
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" As for RT's political bent, he said, "What media outlet isn't taking sides in this election?
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At the time, Bent says, the school promised to name a business school after the investor.
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In essence, critics say, a company bent on speed needs to understand when to slow down.
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This exhibition looks at his artistic output, distinctive for its eroticism and its mystical bent. belvedere.
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The company confirmed that yes, some iPad Pro units ship with a slightly bent aluminum chassis.
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He was only thirty, but his back was bent like that of a sixty-year-old.
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Supporters of the European Union can argue that it has in fact bent to Britain's demands.
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Her statements at times bent fact, including her claim that only Congress could end the separations.
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She speaks, of course, yet what she says is bent in service of a certain narrative.
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In testing, Anker bent the PowerLine cables more than 5,000 times to ensure that they last.
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Art Review Sometimes the Jewish Museum seems bent on convincing people that contemporary art is nonthreatening.
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IO places you with either the Evolved faction bent on destroying humans, or the human faction.
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The referee bent to report the infractions to the timekeeper, through a slot in the glass.
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The annual movie awards night could have a strong anti-Trump bent, with presenters including Rep.
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A Japan that remains bent on applying pressure on North Korea would look out of place.
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Over the years, the Alison D. rule was often challenged, and was sometimes bent a little.
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We need a person with technical and project management skills and a strong bent toward results.
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Many of them were rusty, some were bent, certainly used, but there were enough good ones.
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A Romanian refugee regularly bent her arm at the bar with a German professor of numerology.
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There's a picture of me outside the office: against a low wall with my knee bent.
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It drums up pop culture images of brainiac computers and deadly terminators bent on humanity's destruction.
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I dropped my oar, bent down on all fours, and put my mouth to his neck.
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Some environmentalists are hoping these differences means an ever-so-slightly more moderate anti-regulatory bent.
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Many people were surprised to find out that I'm not a racist bent on mass murder.
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You don't have to worry about bent or broken handles because the steel is relatively thick.
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There is some overlap here, but entrepreneurial bent does not mean success at creating public companies.
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His empirical gifts were bent toward petty arson, cruel pranks, experiments with firecrackers and stray dogs.
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Like many journalists with a literary bent, Hersey convinced himself that his real calling was fiction.
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And to organizations with a strong ideological bent of their own, partisanship won't be a problem.
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Can we trust the government, which seems bent on making soothing sounds and putting blame elsewhere?
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Ms. Teachout bent low — no easy task at eight months pregnant — to shake the girl's hand.
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The ideological bent of those overseeing collegiate life is having the biggest impact on campus culture.
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Recycling a rusty screw, a bent nail, an old tire -- that might not seem like much.
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Still, companies seem hell-bent on finding a software fix to a problem that software created.
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"I don't have a political bent or ecological message to push," Stanton told New York magazine.
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There were Soviet agents bent on encouraging racial conflict, just as there are Russian trolls today.
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Their bent carbon bonds make them extremely reactive , causing them to coalesce into other carbon structures.
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Through the steam of the still-running shower, she could see him bent over the sink.
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When the guard bent over, he said, he and Mr. Wajspapir attacked him with their axes.
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In 2016, tie-dye of an overtly countercultural bent started amassing a new kind of hype.
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A member of the conservative Federalist Society, he was bent on "deconstructing the administrative state," i.e.
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She was at once warm and deeply serious; a gracious, smiley person with a macabre bent.
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Its unisex styles have a '70s bent and 21st-century appeal, striking all the right notes.
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Already he's softening the steel in many of them so they can be bent more easily.
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Instead, it seems as if they are bent on increasing the defense budget and rattling sabers.
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Mr. DeSantis campaigned on the appointments, promising to give the moderate court a hard conservative bent.
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Some biographers have seen this as a regressive streak or a sign of Brahms's military bent.
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Otherwise, the show took a self-aware bent and was filled with often-lighthearted political jokes.
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So have other facts about "the Fix," especially when they have been bent by the best.
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The previous day she appeared on ''The Daily Show'' about Teen Vogue's new socially conscious bent.
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I drove in last year's Rebelle Rally, and like my navigator, Elise Bent of Bozeman, Mont.
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Her bulldog, Ciro, panted excitedly at her feet, and she bent down to nuzzle his neck.
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A number of garage doors appeared bent and battered and the windows of some houses shattered.
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Rojas said the U.S. deal with Mexico was struck after both countries bent on some demands.
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Wherever young unknown artists make their work, there are, increasingly, fledgling dealers bent on showing it.
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WFAN's conservative bent may also tell us something about the city whose sports fans it serves.
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While exploring angles on the landscape, he bent at the waist, swaying from side to side.
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However, if the president is hell-bent on comprehensive immigration reform, I have a few suggestions.
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Every company involved in your case bent its (usually very strict) cancellation policies in your favor.
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"I don't think it's ever been this hot before," Grimes said, bent over and sucking air.
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We progressives used to believe that the arc of history bent toward inclusiveness and personal freedom.
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Bannon is close to conservative Catholics who do not like the progressive bent of Pope Francis.
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"Unfortunately in this 10-year period, we have not bent the cost growth curve," Verma said.
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It also raises the odds Democrats bent on impeachment win control of the House in 2018.
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Why are Zinke and Pruitt so hell-bent on fighting these common sense waste reduction standards?
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We must be hypervigilant in anticipating the next potential avenue for those bent on causing harm.
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Body parts are presented in every form: erect, limp, hairy, shaved, stacked, twisted, intertwined, bent, pinched.
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He has, throughout his life, bent them to fit the narrative he is telling about himself.
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Hillman believes Clinton and Biden both hold different private views, but bent to prevailing political winds.
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In June, Axios reported Trump was "hell-bent" on imposing tariffs on steel and other imports.
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They again stressed the mantra that Trump is bent on ripping health care away from Americans.
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"Since day one, President Trump has bent to the will of autocrats," said Rhode Island Sen.
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He seems hell-bent on breaking the professional bureaucracy to his will, and he is succeeding.
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He bent his knees, so we were at eye level, and tipped my chin toward him.
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When has the dean of a college bent the rules to recruit a promising physics student?
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" Positive call outs would appeal to a person's "pure vanity, with a superficial, narcissistic, ageist bent.
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Farmers have emerged as a powerful political force bent on keeping Brazil's countryside open for business.
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McConnell is obsessed with cramming the federal judiciary with men and women of a conservative bent.
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The next biggest overlap was with /r/conspiracy, which has recently taken a pro-Trump bent.
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