You can basically brush past them even without good stealth stats.
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They are willing to brush past the sick and dying to pursue that idea.
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He added on Monday that he "would respond legally" to the subpoena rather than brush past it.
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Much of the game is spent exploring, prodding at available paths and backtracking to brush past old dead ends with new abilities.
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A few seconds later, a blonde woman about my age huffily pushed by me, annoyed that she had to brush past my backpack.
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Our feelings, like twigs, catch a spark every time we brush past life's embers, but ignite only when they get stoked by our predispositions.
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But Scheer was able to brush past Trudeau's efforts to hammer him for his conservative past and present views on social hot-buttons like abortion.
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Tropical Storm Doksuri is expected to intensify to a strong typhoon and brush past the southern coast of Hainan province late on Thursday or early Friday.
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And then you hear a song or brush past someone on the subway and you're thrown back into what was, you figured, still the present—except it's past now.
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Almost always, when people find out I have a fake hand, they brush past it because either they feel awkward or they don't want to make me feel uncomfortable.
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Barros can't afford textbooks; she borrows from the library.) On the sidewalks of Cambridge, students brush past her in their $700 Canada Goose parkas and $1,000 Moncler puffer jackets. (Ms.
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You've probably heard that sort of stuff a million times, and it would be easy to brush past this sort of jargon, but in this case it actually rings true.
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Trying from the outset to brush past Nixon and establish Trump as his true political enemy, Cuomo criticized the White House and highlighted his recent Twitter spats with the President.
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On Instagram, manufacturing fake followers is a ubiquitous tactic, one that's churned out at least 95 million near-perfect human forgeries for you to brush past in the digital hallways, unaware.
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Musk said yesterday that the SpaceX lunar trip would brush past the surface of the Moon and venture deeper into space, before looping back to Earth — a distance of approximately 300,000 to 400,000 miles.
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Entering it, audience members brush past the piece's two striking performers, Joanna Kotze and Lance Gries, who are never farther than a few steps from the ring of seats and often close enough to touch.
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It would be a shame, however, to brush past the subject of Outrages: the 19th century British writer John Addington Symonds, who, Wolf claims, is the writer who most shaped the modern discourse about homosexuality.
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With forecasts calling for Hurricane Lane to strike or brush past Hawaii's "Garden Isle" on Friday, Godinez, 63, has joined tens of thousands of others on Kauai, and across the state, in the rituals of disaster preparation.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A powerful cyclone that threatened the western Indian state of Gujarat, has changed course and it is now expected to just brush past the coast, authorities said on Thursday, although ports and coastal airports remained shut.
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Pompeo wanted to stress that this wasn't something the Saudis could brush past, and to make clear to MBS that the facts are going to come out whether the crown prince likes it or not — so he should act quickly against the perpetrators.
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A district court held the officers had probable cause to arrest Emmons for the misdemeanor offense of resisting and delaying a police officer after he ignored their orders not to close the apartment door and tried to brush past them after leaving the apartment.
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"When I walk around cities, I'll notice what would be a good signal site or what would be a good brush-past site," Fox told Insider, referring to sites where a marking indicating a message could be left and ones where discreet exchanges could be made, respectively.
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Noru, whose name is the Korean word for a type of deer, made landfall in the central prefecture of Wakayama on Wednesday afternoon and continued to head northeast, raising the possibility it could brush past Tokyo on Tuesday - although by then it will have weakened to a tropical depression.
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You brush past a person on the subway who uses the same shampoo as your ex; you walk into a freshly painted room and remember the week a couple of decades ago when the renovators came to your apartment; you walk past a restaurant that's cooking bread and lamb in the same combination of spices your grandmother used to use.
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Nittany Lions brush past Colgate Payton Banks scored 20 points and was one of four Penn State players in double figures as the Nittany Lions pulled away from Colgate for a 72-59 win Wednesday night at the Bryce Jordan Center in University Park, Pa. Banks, a junior forward, went 313 of 12 from the floor and hit four of his nine 3-point attempts.
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Mar 023 HEALTH-CHINA/AUSTRIA Austria's interior, health ministers hold news conference on corona developments 202 Mar 200:220 ET / 11:30 GMT HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/COLOMBIA-VENEZUELA Colombia coronavirus measures stoke fear among Venezuelan migrants Maricarmel Luho lovingly cradles her three-month-old baby as passerby on a busy Bogota street brush past the spot where her young family scrapes by begging and selling candy.
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Priest and peasant, the great lady and the gentleman who sells one a glass of water for a centimo, brush past each other.
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Arriving at Saint-Pauloise over the month of February 2006,Fooball : 9.N'Diaye et Karam à Saint-Paul Clicanoo.re the Frenchman debuted during a defeat to AS Excelsior,Football (D1P) : L'Excelsior avait mangé du lion Clicanoo.re supplying an assist to Romain Tossem to brush past Seychelles' St Michel United 1-0.
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Star Air Service had a lot of flight instruction business and also did some charter flying. Al Monsen, who flew for Pacific International Airways, the Pan American subsidiary, borrowed the Fleet for a local charter flight. When he returned to Merrill Field, he overshot the runway by a large margin, crashing in willow brush past the field. This put Star Air Service temporarily out of business.
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The next moment I felt something invisible brush past me. I was shocked enough to leave the rest of the bar work until the following morning!'. In 2000, manager Sue Kerslake described witnessing lights going on and off, the switching off the gas on beer taps and the shattering a row of bottles, swept off a shelf behind the bar.Brighton Evening Argus, 30 October 2000 The pub is a major location on the Brighton Ghost Walk.
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After fielding the sliothar the Kilkenny captain made used his strength to brush past full-back Stephen Lucey and flick the sliothar into the net for a second goal. Eoin Larkin added to the Munster men’s misery as he pointed once again. 10 mins: 2–3 – 0–0. Limerick found their way after this opening bombardment with Andrew O'Shaughnessy firing over a free to open their scoring account. The ‘treaty’ men didn’t register their first score from play until the fifteen-minute mark when Dónal O'Grady split the posts to reduce the deficit to seven.
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"Alice" steps forward, suddenly seeing an unusual rabbit brush past her, wearing a waistcoat and a watch, and complaining that it is late. Alice follows it across the field and it disappears into a rabbit hole. Alice follows him and falls deep into the centre of the earth, musing on the workings of physics and daydreaming about her cat Dinah, while the Company sing of Alice's predicament ("Down, Down, Down"). Landing in a heap of leaves, Alice sees the white rabbit running away, but he vanishes when she gets near to him.
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When the tongue is retracted the pollinia cling to it. The lip of flowers that is a few day more matured has opened further making access to the nectar gland wider and making the tongue brush past the stigma and deliver the pollen. Such a flower which develops first to release the pollen, and is later adapted to be pollinated is called protandrous. In 52% of the plants the flowers are arranged counterclockwise, in 39% clockwise and in 9% of the plants the flowers are to one side of the inflorescence.
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Under the general term "brush pass" is a wide range of techniques in which one clandestine operative passes a physical item to another operative. "Brush" implies that the two people "brush" past one another, typically in a public place and preferably a crowd, where random people interfere with any visual surveillance. In a properly executed brush pass, the agents do not even stop walking; at most, they may appear to bump into one another. During the brief contact, a common means of executing the exchange is for both to be carrying otherwise identical objects, such as a newspaper, briefcase, or magazine.
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However, instead of capitalising on this advantage, the Allied advance became pedestrian. The large Coalition army on the Rhine under the Duke of Brunswick was reluctant to advance due to hopes for a political settlement. The Coalition Army in Flanders had the opportunity to brush past Dampierre's demoralised army, but the Austrian staff was not fully aware of the degree of the French weakness and, while awaiting the arrival of reinforcements from Britain, Hanover and Prussia, turned instead to besiege fortresses along the French borders. The first objective was Condé-sur-l'Escaut, at the confluence of the Haine and Scheldt rivers.
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