A lot of people were doing fist bumps and elbow bumps.
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"This week it's been fist bumps and elbow bumps," he said.
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When [Jamie] got into the pool, he found bumps on the bottom; smooth bumps.
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"It's almost like goose bumps, but goose bumps are that that shivery, uncomfortable feeling," said Paul.
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The goose bumps Houston's singing gives you in "Whitney" are the goose bumps you get anytime you hear her sing.
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You should probably see your healthcare provider if you notice any bumps or clusters of bumps that can join together to form a cauliflower shape.
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"Bumps can add character to a circuit, so I'm not a fan of completely smooth circuits, but the bumps here are just massive," said Hamilton.
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"We need speed bumps and instead of speed bumps, we got turkeys," resident Richard Flecker told CBS3 about how the animals are helping to control traffic.
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Fatty bumps Another external indicator of heart issues is yellow, fatty bumps -- known clinically as "xanthomas" -- that can appear on the elbows, knees, buttocks or eyelids.
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Carrey says White did indeed text him back in 2013 that she had bumps on her vagina, but he says she actually got those bumps from a wax job.
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SPEED-BUMPS "Diplomatic negotiations hit speed-bumps and that's not unusual in these kinds of situations," said Jay Sekulow, a personal attorney for Trump who is also representing Brunson's family.
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" Keltner was one of the co-authors of a much talked of study that encoded twelve distinct kinds of "celebratory touches" among pro basketball players, including "fist bumps, high-fives, chest bumps, leaping shoulder bumps, chest punches, head slaps, head grabs, low fives, high tens, full hugs, half hugs, and team huddles.
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"When I first see Traci, I see these flesh-colored bumps on her face, but I really pay attention to the distribution of the bumps," Dr. Lee explains during Traci's consultation.
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Well, kinda ... still a couple bumps here and there.
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IN FACT, I BELIEVE THE END RESULT WILL BE AN ENHANCEMENT OF IT. NOW THERE MAY BE SOME BUMPS ALONG THE WAY, AND THERE WERE BUMPS ALONG THE WAY WITH THE TAX LEGISLATION, THERE ARE BUMPS ALONG THE WAY WITH EVERYTHING, BUT THIS IS NOT GOING TO BE BLOWING UP THE WORLD OR ANYTHING CATACLYSMIC.
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But with coronavirus fears abounding in California, there were some noticeable changes: The traditional handshake greeting among the political set was often replaced with fist bumps, elbow bumps and even toe taps.
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One standout is the singer's comically difficult manager, Stella Bulochnikov—who bumps heads with creative director/choreographer Anthony Burrell (in turn, Burrell, of course, bumps heads with her backup singer MaryAnn Tatum).
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During the episode, Rhonda is seen finally telling her daughter Meagan about just how many bumps she had, and Meagan urges her to see Dr. Lee to make sure the bumps aren't cancerous.
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"These bumps feel almost rubbery, flexible, and spongey," she says.
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But this — the bumps, the redness, the clusters of pimples?
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Natasha Lyonne Tells R29 About The Problem With "Baby Bumps"
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He points to the raised bumps clustered around the bottom.
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Allison Williams bumps into a wall during Peter Pan Live!
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Staff aren't allowed to touch them, except for fist bumps.
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His condition was really just bumps and bruises and scrapes.
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It's bigger bumps and bigger boils all over your face.
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Aaron bumps into Ana (Francia Raisa) in the cafeteria line.
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Through the bumps and bruises, we were thirsting for more.
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Though I'm sure there will be bumps along the way.
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Despite many, many bumps in the road along the way.
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There can also be some speed bumps along the way.
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The reports include head injuries, bumps, bruises, abrasions and lacerations.
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A moth's eye, close up, is covered with tiny bumps.
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But those plans hit some speed bumps along the way.
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But not without a few small bumps along the way.
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The moves were too big, sometimes, the bumps too jarring.
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It gives you goose bumps every time you hear it.
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The cool evening air raised goose bumps on his arms.
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"Don't apologize when someone else bumps into you," Hammer writes.
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There may be some bumps in the road and setbacks.
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"I remember just being covered in chill bumps," Urban says.
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" Blecharczyk said these issues are "at most are speed bumps.
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I hated it – all I saw were lumps and bumps.
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That's not to say there weren't bumps in the road.
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Lillian spots rashes, bumps, and bruises all over his body.
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There have been some bumps in the road, of course.
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These tweets inevitably create sales bumps, but not huge ones.
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They look like small, fleshy bumps and may be painful.
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If the bumps don't clear up, he adjusts the regimen.
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There could be some speed bumps for the sector, however.
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Handshakes have been replaced with elbow bumps and heart taps.
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I still get goose bumps when I think of that.
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"I get goose bumps telling you all that," Brown said.
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Mr. Meyer's time in Vienna has not been without bumps.
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But there's going to be some bumps in the road.
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But it's not uncommon to have bumps in the road.
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They concede that there could be bumps in the road.
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Stronger airlines that can survive the bumps should bounce back.
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He suggested raising the curbs and putting in speed bumps.
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But there have already been some bumps in the road.
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" He added, "I'm getting goose bumps even talking about it.
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There was a spiritual connection that gave me goose bumps.
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That wall's acoustic bumps pixelate and slightly abstract the images.
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Others aboard the train reported bumps, bruises and sore joints.
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In different forms it can resemble acne and cause bumps.
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To decode Braille's little bumps, you need highly sensitized fingertips.
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Pregnancy bumps are as diverse as the babies they produce.
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Thinking about that day now still gives her goose bumps.
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Think UberBlack, but with fist bumps and a pink app.
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"Goose bumps all up and down my arm," he said.
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Papa called Valeant's problems "speed bumps," but doubts remain for others.
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We had all of these bumps in the road with fertility.
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You only feel the changes in your velocity via the bumps.
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Keratin blocks the pores, resulting in tiny pink or red bumps.
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"All of us went through bumps in our life," he says.
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This command requires three buttons to prevent accidental bumps and misdials.
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Apple announced a few software feature bumps regular consumers can appreciate.
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In humans, the same anatomical reflex is responsible for goose bumps.
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If you're noticing painful red bumps, that may signal an infection.
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Little bumps, the same rash as on her hand, but spreading.
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"Along the way there are going to be bumps and interruptions."
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The company's foray into air cargo has come with some bumps.
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"[I thought] going over [speed bumps] would slow your car down."
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Solo has hit some significant bumps in the road thus far.
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The content compensates everything from bumps to swerves to sudden stops.
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Or it may be one of those bumps the car got.
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I imagined there would be some bumps and bruises early on.
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The new version of the device has some key spec bumps.
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So having bumps in the road, I think it builds character.
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But his escape is full of road bumps and ultimately unsuccessful.
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Other technological bumps are meanwhile starting to test the industry's chassis.
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The stock market has continued to climb despite hitting some bumps.
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Those bumps always felt like they were speaking directly to me!
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Second, there's the question of Republican Iowa's historic last-minute bumps.
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The Canadian pop star has hit bumps along his tour recently.
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The use of natural gas in fertilizing crops bumps up demand.
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Expect plenty more such Brexit price bumps coming down the pipe.
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I won't buy coke, she says, I'll just have social bumps.
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But shocks during good times are just bumps in the road.
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Cute kid fist-bumps everyone on his flight That blankie though.
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It's a battle of the bumps — and Hilary Duff is winning.
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Red bumps immediately rise in the places the ice cream touched.
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For instance, the service has run into several bumps in Atlanta.
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The actresses successfully negotiated salary bumps between seasons seven and eight.
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But when you look back, those speed bumps, they were helpful.
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He pointed to a series of regular bumps on the bone.
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In the middle of this crisis, George bumps into Taylor again.
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The deal includes pay bumps for potential fourth and fifth seasons.
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The bumps are actually taste papillae that contain our taste buds.
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It isn't just all fast cars, baby bumps, and emoji, either.
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That's when she bumps into Becky with the good hair — Laoghaire.
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You, laid out on the sofa, your skin all goose bumps.
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Fist and even elbow bumps are out, hand sanitizers are in.
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The backlog "bumps everybody to the right," CEO Tom Noble said.
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Should the rules be changed to be stringent about these "bumps"?
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If one colony bumps up against another, they fight for territory.
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DuckDuckGo constantly bumps into Google's business, which stretches far beyond search.
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Bumps and lumps on the screen are normal, according to Motorola.
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Results after the third debate were similarly resistant to debate bumps.
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While razor bumps might be pesky, a rash is even worse.
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He was fortunate to walk away with only bumps and bruises.
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"I've got goose bumps right now just remembering it," Ellenbogen said.
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I get goose bumps and a flushed feeling in my chest.
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Stay focused on your goals even when the market hits bumps.
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"Do you have where she bumps into the body?" she asks.
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But further weakness in credit could signal more bumps for equities.
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It also protects your expensive gadget from daily bumps or fingerprints.
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Dance phrases seem to acquire extra beats, bumps, hitches, and uglinesses.
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Browne said the league's bumps were not related to his decision.
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There are bumps and ringing bells, unexplained crashes and other occurrences.
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Bryan's feeling the pain today after suffering some bumps and bruises.
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If bumps, inflammation, and rashes persist even after taking Dr. Mudgil's precautions, he offers one last solution: "Laser hair removal is magical and what I recommend to all my patients who suffer from razor bumps," he says.
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I bet your marriage has bumps in the road too an' all.
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What It Looks Like: Tiny raised bumps dispersed among red, irritated skin.
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"I've never seen this many bumps on a person's arm," she says.
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Razor bumps, known medically as pseudofolliculitis barbae, are an inflammatory skin condition.
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The dopamine bumps it inspires are just too delicious to give up.
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So, there had been some bumps along the road to snowmobiling success.
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The ice itself is "pebbled" with flat-topped bumps from frozen water.
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Hunting down a razor that won't leave bumps across your bikini line?
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Rather, the tiny bumps on the tongue's surface, called papillae, become discolored.
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Just because bumps in the road are inevitable doesn't mean they're unconquerable.
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Clark hits upon general concepts, he treats them like speed bumps—unavoidable
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On the back was a scatter of tiny, nearly invisible white bumps.
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That said, camera bumps have become a standby of top smartphones lately.
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But to avoid a crash tomorrow, China must accept more bumps today.
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About two weeks in, the rash had evolved into zig-zag bumps.
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But the superstar still bumps into barriers, even when bursting through others.
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It still bumps up against all the same creative boundaries as before.
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Such rapid growth hasn't come without a few bumps in the road.
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But resellers fix the bumps and scratches before the cars are sold.
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"Cousin love with baby bumps #upnorth #michigan," she captioned the summery snapshot.
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Then along came Bevel — a razor designed to reduce bumps and irritation.
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Sometimes you just have to laugh off the bumps in the road.
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Lindsey wrote that Kloe suffered only a few bumps on her head.
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The new investment bumps the total raised by BuildingConnect to $53 million.
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That bumps her friend Ed Sheeran down to the No. 2 spot.
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Most of the injuries include bumps, bruises, and lacerations, the outlet reported.
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Parker's performance as Nat Turner was indeed convincing and goose-bumps-raising.
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Seeing red in the form of flushing, rashes, bumps, scaliness, or splotches?
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This is helped by knowing when the dips and bumps are coming.
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But I prefer to not focus on the bumps along the way.
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Krčo says the site bumps up against the visitor limit most days.
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And there have some been some bumps in the road haven't there?
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"There were some bumps along the way toward ramping up," he explained.
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"These bumps are large, gooey, ugly, and rock-hard," Hilda tells us.
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Buds can even send each other virtual fist bumps with the watch.
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When they sang it together at the end, I got goose bumps.
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But you've got to take life's bumps as they come, I guess.
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It didn't work, as most pregnant women don't have square baby bumps.
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Armstrong's latest remarks came as Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo hits speed bumps.
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Her eyes became jaundiced and she had bumps all over her body.
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I get goose bumps, and sigh, and feel close to the earth.
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South Florida is becoming a landscape of scattered centres—sprawl with bumps.
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But being one of those guys — I have goose bumps right now.
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The social bumps up against the psychological; personal enmity meets political tectonics.
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A Tencel-blend fabric cover also bumps up breathability and moisture control.
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Ahuja's task will be difficult, and there probably will be speed bumps.
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Their skin hardens, bumps appear over their noses and grow into horns.
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Add in the NFL ads and it bumps up to 3 percent.
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It was one of the biggest, quantifiable career bumps we ever had.
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There have been bumps in the road over the last 50 years.
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There could still be a few bumps in the road ahead, however.
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"Sorry pal" McIlroy mutters when he accidentally bumps into me whilst stretching.
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Meghan Trainor might be nursing a few bumps and bruises this morning.
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Bumps in the simulator came with a vibrating shock to the wheel.
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Execute a perfect kill, and there are no fireworks, no fist-bumps.
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Is it just because I have a few bumps on my skin?
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There are speed bumps made out of paving stones and narrow streets.
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The two police officers had "minor bumps and bruises," the chief said.
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Sadly, he hit a few bumps in the road after starting immunotherapy.
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DD: I think this is how technology sort of bumps along sometimes.
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This reduces rocking ride motions and porpoising over heaves and large bumps.
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And as you might guess, there are some bumps in the road.
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The only small bumps of the night came with the pasta course.
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To be sure, there are a few speed bumps on the horizon.
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"Some guy with earbuds in bumps into you — that's Wall Street," Sgt.
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An annual performance review is the typical time to discuss pay bumps.
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These services are new, and likely to experience bumps along the way.
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The lidar technology essentially allows researchers to spot bumps in the landscape.
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"Jay suffered bumps and scrapes to his head and elbow," Orlando said.
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Sometimes this will lead to bumps in sea ice, and sometimes dips.
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That may not perfectly smooth out the seasonal bumps, but it's close.
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One of the differences, in articles covering baby bumps, was especially astounding.
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It also obscures the variations in terrain—compressions, dropoffs, bumps, and grooves.
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"Having bumps in the road — I think it builds character," he said.
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That reduced supply leads to higher demand which bumps the price up.
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She's going to have some growth and some bumps in the road.
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"You just have to ride gently and avoid the bumps," he said.
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While she's there, she bumps into her childhood friend Marcus (Randall Park).
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"He had like bumps all over his chest, like moles," she said.
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As for the election, it could also cause some bumps, with Sen.
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The company's stock is flatlining, and plenty of speed bumps lie ahead.
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"It's one of those bumps in the road — no energy," Stanton said.
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That may not perfectly smooth out the seasonal bumps,but it's close.
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"I still get goose bumps when I talk about it," Lindell said.
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Hague walked away from the landing with a few bumps and bruises.
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Like Chairman Bernanke before her, she had some initial bumps in communication.
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The unity that is felt is amazing and gives me goose bumps.
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Eight of them were featured in a picture showing their baby bumps.
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It's an ambitious plan, and it's had its bumps in the road.
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Spirit had 1,529 bumps out of nearly 27.5 million passengers in 2018.
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Realistically, such encounters are little bumps on our collective proverbial extinction meters.
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That is due to tiny bumps on the eyes, arranged in a hexagonal pattern, that work much like sound-proofing foams in architecture—except instead of preventing echoes or sound reflections, those bumps prevent the reflection of light.
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As Dr. Wedgeworth explains, vitamin A is great at dissolving comedones, the blocked pores clogged with buildup from oil and keratin that can take form as either "closed" flesh-colored bumps or "open" blackheads, whiteheads, and small red bumps.
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"Razor bumps are essentially areas of skin that are inflamed because of ingrown hairs, and tea tree oil is known to calm the inflammation and disinfect," says dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, M.D. Is Tea Tree Oil Safe For Razor Bumps?
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The new frames, called the Leonora and the Winslow, include slight spec bumps.
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But there were still a few bumps in the road — namely, my acne.
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The bumps can park on your face, appearing on your chin or cheeks.
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For Father's Day, Flynn is sharing the bumps on his road to parenthood.
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But there are more regulatory bumps in the road ahead for DeepMind Health.
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There are two small bumps on either side that measure pelvic floor movement.
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And in true bro fashion, the boys ended rehearsal with shirtless chest bumps.
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And they're all about posting their burgeoning baby bumps on Instagram this week.
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"There's been some bumps in the road," a Homeland Security official told CNN.
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All bridges vibrate, as traffic bumps over them or winds rattle their decks.
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Modern Family has been full of twists, turns — and now, bumps — this season!
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Let's work through some of the bumps first and present something that's supported.
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The skin becomes itchy, irritated, and covered in small red bumps or welts.
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Their road to the altar had plenty of bumps along the way, too.
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The good news, however, is those are probably temporary bumps in the road.
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Pimple-like bumps, blisters, and raised, scaly patches that flake off can appear.
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So over the past year, regulators have put speed bumps in their way.
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"To protect against bumps and ingrowns, your post-care is essential," says Baker.
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That is Shama Diegnan's plan, as her family bumps up against data limits.
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Need a fix for those pesky bumps on the back of your arms?
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The results of those bumps will therefore be reflected in the next quarter.
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However, this new free market hasn't been without its bumps in the road.
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It's pretty sweet, Drake's rhymes are on point and the track bumps hard.
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And when people get mobile internet, the rate of growth bumps up again.
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All of these tricky situations can lead to inevitable missteps or road bumps.
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"We're going to have a lot of bumps, and that's O.K.," he said.
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"There's going to be bumps in the road along the way," Ruff said.
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Since then, it's seen a few minor spec bumps, but not major changes.
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Ever fallen or gotten bumps and bruises during a late-night bathroom excursion?
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And most have, so far, held off on implementing their own price bumps.
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The Way She GAs: A bodysuit and bumps are staples in Kourtney's wardrobe.
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Even with five total cameras, the Nokia 29 doesn't have any camera bumps.
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Often, the process leaves permanent marks, including bumps, stretch marks, and even scars.
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Bumps like this are generally how new particles are found in collision experiments.
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Small raised bumps may also appear on top of the flat red spots.
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Nothing like this had been seen before and it gave me goose bumps.
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So a guy doesn't drop 23.0 pounds without some bumps in the road.
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Bundling your phone with the Essential 360 Camera bumps that up to $749.
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The bumps became purple, and red, sometimes tissue would come out of it.
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Since the deal's announcement, InterOil's merger with Oil Search has hit other bumps.
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The fall left Banks with a twisted knee and other bumps and bruises.
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It had been a long road, with lots of bumps along the way.
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An aftershave cream that hydrates and helps prevent future bumps and ingrown hairs
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They allow the car to ride comfortably over big bumps even at speed.
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Luyendyk Jr. and Burnham's road to the altar had a few speed bumps.
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As anticipated, the Surface Pro, Laptop and Studio all got spec bumps here.
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" Girardi continued: "I'm sure he's going to have some bumps in the road.
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But that doesn't mean it has been devoid of typical new-series bumps.
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Folliculitis is a common affliction that looks like itchy red bumps or acne.
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The Knicks' Carmelo Anthony takes three fingers and bumps them against his head.
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My wife, who is to my left, stretches out and accidentally bumps me.
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Kristin Cavallari's road to "happily ever after" came with a few speed bumps.
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They take a lot of different kinds of bumps which are devastating looking.
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Whether Apple sticks with 26GB of RAM bumps it up is anyone's guess.
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One of the biggest speed bumps for this deregulatory effort will be California.
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There was a judder in 7373, some bumps in 337, and so forth.
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Benatia bumps into Ronaldo, and Ronaldo executes the "oh-I'm-injured" barrel roll.
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Vertonghem bumps into Mbappe, who sells it with a leap and a fall.
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And when he bumps into his neighbors, he bubbles over with the news.
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However, Sweden's high personal tax rate bumps the country up on the list.
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"I still get goose bumps when I tell you about this," she said.
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No serious potholes or pavement cracks, but plenty of little bumps and divots.
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But it was the more subtle things that gave tennis cognoscenti goose bumps.
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The amFilm Tempered Glass screen protector protects the display from dings and bumps.
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When it bumps again it is as if the fin had grown tactile.
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The stadium is now considered first-rate, but it hit some early bumps.
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Her bumps seemed to hide the designated erogenous zones, rather than emphasize them.
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The rapid growth hasn't come without a few bumps in the road, however.
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"We've got some bumps but I think we're getting there," Graham told reporters.
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Here's what you need to know: • Bumps in the road for Trump's transition.
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Still, their relationship has its bumps, with Hill confronting Bailey about her ex.
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Our only modern twists are hand sanitizer and substituting elbow bumps for handshakes.
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They emerged with goose bumps on their arms and joy on their faces.
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It evolves with scars and bumps of the fights that came before it.
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" He added, "I get bumps, bruises ... but I don't have a bad night.
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Then there are the involuntary bumps, when airlines strip you of your seat.
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Considering how many people are plagued by razor bumps, we've all heard the tips and tricks for avoiding them, from how many blades to use and how moisturizing is the best way to ensure razor bumps don't turn into razor burns.
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This round bumps ThirdLove's valuation up to over $750 million, according to a source.
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Ingrowns, irritation, bumps — I just assumed they were a fact of life until recently.
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It's not floaty or bouncy, but it's smooth and handles itself well over bumps.
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For her, surviving cancer and losing a political race were bumps in the road.
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"Large companies have not tried to solve the problem," Walker said of razor bumps.
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"I had some bumps in the road," he continued in a more serious tone.
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According to the case report, the bumps were itching and caused a burning sensation.
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Only Waymo's vans actually look like realistic cars, complete with lidar bumps on top.
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But I do miss bunny-hopping over Amsterdam's numerous speed bumps on the Curt.
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But bumps aren't really a big deal, and they're often hidden by cases anyway.
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The peculiarities of pregnancy in art, from corsets to belly pads and hidden bumps.
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During my time using the Z Flip, I didn't notice any creaks or bumps.
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Mosseri has had to deal with bumps on his way to Facebook's upper ranks.
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Khloé and Kylie have remained mum, covering their growing baby bumps on social media.
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"I wouldn't rate the bumps on this flight in my top ten," said Ragusa.
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An uptick in TV ratings is another area where they are expecting big bumps.
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This, along with the general irritation of shaving, causes ingrown hairs and razor bumps.
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Just watch for some bumps in the road at the end of the month.
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Others noted that the relationship between the U.S. and Malaysia could face some bumps.
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According to Harvard Business Review, previously, airlines paid up to $1,350 for involuntary bumps.
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Buyers have been rushing to lock in sales before Amazon's presence bumps up prices.
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Symptoms: Usually, the only symptom of molloscum contagiosum is the bumps on your skin.
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The study also suggests that Uber bumps up bus ridership but decreases train use.
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It's extremely quiet for the class and isn't easily rattled over bumps and undulations.
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However, unlike the Galaxy Fold, there's no crease, bumps, or rippling on Lenovo's device.
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The vehicle's suspension lets it cruise over rough roads and most bumps are absorbed.
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These beds will be revamped with sensors and a motor to cancel out bumps.
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Which is not to say de Blasio's streetcar will hit the same speed bumps.
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Khloé and Kylie have remained mum, covering their growing baby bumps on social media.
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Whether it's their smiles, slow dances or fist-bumps, the couple are absolutely goals.
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I have bumps in my neck days later, from where he pressed too hard.
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That's key; dirty blades carry bacteria that can lead to razor bumps and irritation.
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There were some bumps along the road while you were trying to do it.
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Spade's going to the doctor to get checked out for minor bumps and bruises.
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The plan is going swimmingly, until the owner bumps into Kimmy and Titus outside.
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Even the localized crime bumps in a handful of cities seem to be subsiding.
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It offers 5GB of LTE tethering and then bumps you to 2G after that.
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Such modulators deploy liquid crystals instead of bumps on a surface to manipulate light.
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Consider the serious road bumps many countries have had with Beijing in recent years.
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Therefore, going forward if there are bumps in the road, it could spell trouble.
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Molluscum contagiosum are small, benign bumps on the skin caused by a pox virus.
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The bumps themselves are harmless, but they can be a sign of bigger problems.
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So now women are telling other women how tightly to dress their baby bumps?
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"It's designed to cover you for the bumps in the road," Mr. Daly said.
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Moving parts are also susceptible to knocks and bumps and mechanics eventually wear out.
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The unlikely source is Mary Hawkins, whom she bumps into at the village apothecary.
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It's just a matter of a few bumps in the road here and there.
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But there were some bumps and missteps along the road to Saturday's prisoner announcement.
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BECAUSE ULTIMATELY THERE IS GOING TO BE SOME BUMPS WHEN WE MAKE A CHANGE.
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The pay bumps, designed to retain and reward workers during the pandemic, are temporary.
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The raise bumps his pay to $27.5 million from $23 million the year prior.
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But that sweet Trans Am of a campaign hit some speed bumps this week.
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"Have a great everyday," he said, passing out fist bumps to one and all.
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The bumps and craters on its pale surface resemble the surface of the moon.
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The name became a global brand, albeit with some notable bumps along the way.
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The tourists had already decided to replace handshakes with fist bumps to avoid contamination.
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From fist bumps to footshakes and even namaste, these gestures are on the rise.
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By my count, I have given 53 elbow bumps in the past 72 hours.
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The kind of psoriasis I have covers my entire body with little red bumps.
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It no longer was, but now the girl had little bumps near the eye.
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Later, Light digitally bumps up contrast to reveal even the faintest tracks and lines.
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If numbers were everything, it would be easier to absorb and rationalize those bumps.
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Despite the bumps in the road, the box truck transported four of us comfortably.
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Every year, the IRS bumps up the individual income tax brackets, adjusting for inflation.
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Rather, her work is obsessed with, for lack of better terms, lumps and bumps.
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Rix guides the run, calling out low-hanging branches or bumps in the road.
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These are much-needed and respectable spec bumps, but holy moly, is it pricey.
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The tease shows John's rise to international stardom and the bumps along the way.
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He also explained the bumps we were driving over while passing Grand Central Terminal.
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"Initially, there were bumps, in that I had to translate my idea," he said.
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The England cricket team are opting for fist bumps instead of handshakes before games.
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They fight every week, and a few awkward garbage can bumps don't change that.
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Some have speed bumps—things that would be wholly redundant on a normal African road.
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Such tiny cameras would have uses far beyond eliminating the optical bumps from mobile phones.
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Claudia understood immediately and began to scoop up bumps on the bottom of the fountain.
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My temples are accruing a lovely little family of bumps that look like a rash.
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The chilly night air whisked away Asha's sweat and raised goose bumps on her arms.
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DISLIKEThe handheld doesn't offer a lot of suction, and the robot bumps into almost everything.
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Skin is largely free of not only wrinkles, but also scars, body hair, and bumps.
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The razor bumps that result can lead to dark marks, scar tissue, and even infection.
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But multi-blade commercial razors grew in popularity, leaving black men vulnerable to razor bumps.
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Specialists in these areas can command substantial pay bumps when switching jobs or returning home.
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When renewable energy starts expanding too much, it bumps into these limits and is curtailed.
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Tune in next week for another round of lumps, bumps, and the occasional family drama.
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True, but that extra $22015 bumps it up above the $2100,1003 threshold which is... noted.
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It's an "S" year, so we should have expected some spec bumps and small tweaks.
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Even at this clip, even with the bumps, the tight tunnel is mesmerizing, almost calming.
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She bumps into Konstantin (Kim Bodin) while stealing a car, who offers her an escape.
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There have been 26 injuries reported including scratches, bruises, cuts and bumps to the head.
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They kinda blow up on your skin, just like big bumps when it gets cold.
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The Pixel 23a XL will start at $27, and bumps the screen up to 22019″.
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Graham religiously shares images of her photoshop-free body, stretch marks, bumps, lumps, and all.
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In those shared spaces, it's usually cobblestone, or raised crosswalks, speed bumps where they're needed.
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The film bumps Sony's other big summer blockbuster, Bad Boys 4 to Memorial Day 2019.
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If you shave every single day, you won't get razor bumps or anything like that.
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The M100 gets spec bumps across the board from the M2100 — some slight, some significant.
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Performance bumps (30 percent faster graphics) also mean greater power efficiency (another 30 percent increase).
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Any bumps or redness around this area could be a red flag for something else.
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I think these things are just bumps in the road from a long-term perspective.
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As with most lasting relationships, there are bumps in the road, and you move forward.
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You build a frame that does this: The Unicorn isn't just about eliminating bumps, though.
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The following, non-Phantom Wing bumps the price to $28.95, a difference of $1.15 cents.
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Legislation to provide discretionary stimulus, such as temporary tax cuts or spending bumps, can help.
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Their marriage made it through the inevitable bumps and endured for nearly a half-century.
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The case also provides ample protection from bumps and drops, without blocking your iPhone's speakers.
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And there were more buzzed-about bumps in the road even after DeVos took office.
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The latter claim is startling, since it immediately bumps up the size of the tablet.
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Annaleise was born with red bumps on her body that were eventually diagnosed as leukemia.
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"No normal process makes those bumps, otherwise we'd see it more than once," he says.
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Again, choosing the matte black version bumps things up — that starts at 2350GB for $1,299.
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Meanwhile, he expects more speed bumps from the rebranding of Target's pharmacies into CVS banners.
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But it wouldn't be a season of RHONJ without a few bumps along the way.
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Of course, since this is paradise, it wasn't without a few bumps along the way.
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This means you have to be more careful with bumps and cracks in the road.
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In advance of the series premiere, TLC GO will debut Unexpected: Baby Bumps on Nov.
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His latest invention is a modded Roomba that screams horrifically when it bumps into things.
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The Touch Bar models of Apple's MacBook Pro laptops are getting performance bumps this week.
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Up to 85 percent of black men get unsightly razor bumps along their beard area.
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As a bonus, front and rear suspension systems smooth out the bumps along the way.
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One hopes they're only bumps in the early road of this year's March Madness tournament.
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The curbs being considered range from randomising trade orders to random speed bumps on orders.
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These are theoretical bumps or wiggles in space-time that vibrate and produce gravitational waves.
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She and partner Mark Ballas hit a few bumps on their way to the finale.
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They're actually bumps piercing the surface, possibly protruding outcrops of "bedrock" ice or ice blocks.
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The stiff and structured frame looks composed but also protects its contents from accidental bumps.
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It also opens the door for other exchanges to petition for their own speed bumps.
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He admitted that his life had worked out, despite a few bumps along the way.
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The bumps will continue until it eventually reaches the $22019 an hour minimum in 2023.
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The modification bumps Filippides' car from an MSRP of $21,275 to its current value: $150,000.
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Molluscum contagiosum consists of small, flesh-colored bumps called mollusca, caused by a pox virus.
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The news may herald a turnaround for the company, which has hit several bumps recently.
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Photo: John R. QuainAlso along the skull of the giant dinosaur are several pronounced bumps.
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And if there are bumps along the way ... well, that's all part of the journey.
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"I thought that was what caused the bumps and whiteheads on my forehead," she says.
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By the time I got home, there were little white bumps all around my mouth.
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We all shook our heads in disgust while the other guys celebrated with fist bumps.
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Before trying out this cleanser, my skin was dull with small little acne bumps everywhere.
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"The feeling of bringing everyone together, the emotions — it gave me goose bumps," he said.
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It's a smooth listen overall, with lots of small bumps and jitters along the way.
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" I timidly responded, "I, uh, have some bumps down below that I need looked at?
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He extended his left hand to greet all who called his name with fist bumps.
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But as it reshapes the city, iStar has also encountered some bumps in the road.
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Coordinators said the operation, while not without bumps, was a vast improvement over previous efforts.
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If red, pimple-like bumps — known as folliculitis — appear, Campbell says OTC treatments can help.
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A study in 2014 found that fist bumps transmitted 90% fewer bacteria than a handshake.
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Consequently, regulations such as speed bumps and parking spaces may become restrictive rather than protective.
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At a Vietnamese restaurant, he bumps into a hacktivist friend who looks all of 17.
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Her steel panels have visible bumps that evoke the repujado metalwork of Spanish colonial artists.
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"I'm already building the best game I can," said Mr. Roberts, who acknowledged the bumps.
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You sure as hell didn't ask for this, but here's smartphone cameras bumps, ranked, anyway!
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The blocks have bumps that can be felt with a walking cane or through shoes.
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"I've been singing here for seven years, and I still get goose bumps every time."
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Thick, jagged cracks run down the asphalt like scars, interrupted at points by bruised bumps.
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And also credit to Warren and Harris's teams for achieving real polling bumps mid-campaign.
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Commercial: A terrific test for men and machines, they take the bumps in high gear.
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The resulting bumps in heat — and fivefold increase in carbon-dioxide production — left him dazzled.
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The thing that gave you goose bumps and filled the empty chamber in your psyche?
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You'd think Immortan Joe designed local speed bumps when you ride around in this thing.
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Use those answers to prepare for the speed bumps head-on prior to the meeting.
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This section also displays several skulls that were manipulated to have bumps or appear oblong.
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I also thought the Sonata rode well, soaking up bumps and potholes with little drama.
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One bumps into the next, until they're latched together like a train of snaking bodies.
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He felt stabs of abdominal pain, and odd red bumps began sprouting across his chest.
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Other performers like Ed Sheeran, Lukas Graham, Maren Morris and Keith Urban saw bumps, too.
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December is also the least volatile month of all, but it could see some bumps.
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There are a lot of injuries, with smashed fingers, doors hitting people, bumps and bruises.
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Other things that we might see more of are disappearing camera lenses or camera bumps.
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"Our bodies and bumps are all different and our shapes and sizes are all different too."
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The brake automatically stops the cane when it bumps up against objects in the virtual space.
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Understandably, he's looking for Dr. Lee to do something about these bumps before the big day.
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What It Looks Like: Small, lightly-colored hard bumps that make your skin feel like sandpaper.
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The novelty of fist bumps, dancing, and reporting the weather with cute animations wears off quickly.
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Despite some bumps in the road, Scott Disick's relationship with Sofia Richie is back on track.
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Even Apple and Samsung can't be bothered to smooth out the camera bumps on their phones.
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And every campaign survives occasional bumps in the road that are breathlessly reported yet rarely decisive.
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But that's expected of candidates after their announcements and the initial bumps they receive in polling.
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In Wright's case, the bite first resulted in arm pain and small bumps on her chest.
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And I'm not ashamed of a few lumps, bumps or cellulite.. and you shouldn't be either.
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There are going to be some bumps in the road, but that's how necessary change happens.
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Amid the mob, a fight breaks out when it appears as if one paparazzo bumps another.
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As we saw in Sliding Doors, even an ostensibly better timeline has its bumps and complications.
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"Just being here, it gives me goose bumps just driving through the gate," Beckham told reporters.
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The young Bulgarian's flashy game can still give fans goose bumps, but he slumped last year.
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The LX 2.53 handles bumps with composure but often responds to inputs in a lumbering manner.
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Coconut oil and cocoa butter help with the bumps and hits I take during the game.
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What happens when a self-parking car bumps into something with no one in the car?
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" Slaney said, referring to the N.H.L. "Yeah, but unfortunately I had some bumps in the road.
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Because Silicon Valley always bumps up against this, like constantly, "Why can't we?!" kind of thing.
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But the road to the top hasn't been without a few bumps, including a rocky start.
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A new flagship comes out and bumps the last big name out of the top spot.
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Jane's second fascinating encounter arrives towards the end of the episode, when Petrov bumps into her.
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Despite its massive footprint, the X7 quietly dispatches with bumps and undulations without fuss or discomfort.
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They measured the "bumps" between pairs of galaxies at different distances -- essentially looking back in time.
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"Anthem is hitting some speed bumps ... on growing and optimizing performance in this market," he said.
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If Mario bumps the floor just as the spiny approaches the barrier, it pops right over.
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"But there were a couple of spots, like bumps, that were not very concerning," she said.
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Dr. Lee finds that the bumps are deep steatocystomas (the same condition Christina was diagnosed with).
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For the Pro models, these updates are more than just spec bumps to the latest processor.
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To this, I add two more: can he adapt to unforeseen bumps to stay the course?
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These burrow track are made up of irregular bumps and can look similar to a rash.
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We're not just talking about itchy, red bumps that make you not want to wear shorts.
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" Sanderson dreams of never hiding his "bumps" again with the help of the Botched doctors. "Dr.
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A braille writer is typically used to create bumps on paper that can't really be erased.
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I slow, grinning, but the air is freezing, and my skin is covered in goose bumps.
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After a few bumps in the road, their mushrooms, and soon mushroom growing kits, took off.
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Before these bumps, I had a passion for life, and I need to find it again.
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They bond during a crazy trip, but the fun is in the bumps along the way.
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For five years, the WB show tracked four friends riding through the bumps of adolescence together.
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But although the sleep pod itself is pretty comfortable, the bumps on the road are not.
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And even as respect between Merkel and Obama gradually grew, there were bumps in the road.
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Their social media accounts pop with inspirational quotes, mommy-blog worthy pics, and celebrity baby bumps.
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It flows beautifully and covers lumps and bumps you just don't want the world to see.
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It's here that Apple will learn that taking the high road can have its speed bumps.
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Do you have some backbone to filter between cars or take some bumps along the way?
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"Every time you go out there, it's goose bumps," Lundqvist said of playing at the Garden.
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Kiraly might soon have that story to tell, and the goose bumps to go with it.
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"Raising four boys, you learned to take the bumps and bruises along the way," Mawae said.
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But despite the good news, the couple are still experiencing a few bumps in the road.
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I've got goose bumps all over my body and on my eyeballs just thinking about it.
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"People understand we have a shortfall to deal with, and across-the-board bumps get expensive."
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Everyone has a different body, with unique lumps and bumps that can make hair removal difficult.
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Harder, in the context, is registering their originality as creators—like bumps under an ideological blanket.
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Opportunities, responsibility, and significant salary bumps were highly correlated with how confident and visible you are.
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With some bumps and bruises, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change had found a way forward.
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The patient's husband pointed to a couple of other spots where he'd felt lumps or bumps.
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Despite several notable bumps and bruises, Georgia Dream appears to making governance in the country work.
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How do they navigate all the bumps in the road that we come across every day?
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Later Tuesday, Ryan posted photos from the swearing-in, many featuring kids, fist bumps and handshakes.
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"My path has been filled with success but it hasn't come without its bumps," he wrote.
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Piglet, who has her big red balloon with her, bumps into Prince George on the way.
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I wouldn't be able to control the bike, sliding over two wheels or lifting over bumps.
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Whatever happens, Riddle is happier taking bumps in the squared circle than bleeding for Dana White.
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But it sure as heck didn't get there without hitting a few bumps along the road.
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" Dylan said he gets goose bumps in the a cappella chorus "Since by man came death.
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Just the first string chord note can raise goose bumps, a sudden announcement of huge drama.
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My great-grandfather came from Italy and had some bumps along the way and was welcome.
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Can we have characters who have an emotional range larger than chest bumps and hoo-ah?
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But the director Hiro Murai gives the tale a dark folkloric edge that raises goose bumps.
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"Change rarely comes without some bumps in the road," said Gordon Mohn, McPherson's superintendent of schools.
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"Every time I think about it, I get goose bumps and start to sweat," she said.
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She has the varied all-court game and precise, athletic footwork to give purists goose bumps.
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The mundane — a series of weather reports, dryly delivered — bumps up against the violent and strange.
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Older Alex of course bumps into her years later, and lo, they really hit it off.
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Retired players will see bumps to pensions and an expansion to those who can receive them.
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"Let's swap high fives and handshakes for booty bumps for the time being," 305 Fitness suggested.
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The bumps finally give way to a road that appears to dart straight toward the horizon.
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But we think the most offensive phone element has been hiding in plain sight: camera bumps.
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Of course, low-profile tires on upgraded 18-inch wheels let sharp bumps right on through.
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There&aposs no way to prevent children from getting sick, and getting little bumps, and scrapes.
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Nonetheless, there were more than a few bumps, but these exercises are designed to reveal them.
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If the roads to soccer or Little League practice are rough, this suspension smooths the bumps.
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For Snap, there have long been signs that it would face bumps as a public company.
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Nobody wants an eyeful of shards due to bumps and falls that often accompany outdoor adventures.
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These challenges have laid speed bumps on the road to the commercialization of silicon-anode cells.
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Republicans are praying that a tariff war won't put huge bumps in a relatively smooth road.
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Its pop-up privacy policies are annoying speed bumps in the otherwise instantaneous conjuring of desires.
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Maduro, whose approval ratings had been dismal, got one of the biggest bumps of his presidency.
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Pay bumps will be 5 percent or more at 24 percent of companies, the survey found.
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Bloomberg said the new model will cost more because of bumps in processor and storage options.
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This setup is prime territory for Curtis—the arena where the amazing bumps into the humdrum.
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He sat with Republicans before the historic vote, receiving handshakes and fist bumps from GOP members.
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Despite multiple bumps and bruises along the way, the bull market has remained intact in 2.73.
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Speaking of which, the LX 21 smooths over real-life bumps similarly to the Land Cruiser.
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"Change is not a direct smooth path, there's going to be bumps and resistance," she said.
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It helps me endure the bumps, but clearly clammy hand-holding is not an ideal strategy.
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The rest of the injuries were minor, and included "bumps, bruises and cuts," Mr. Coleman said.
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Lenses, bumps, buttons, speaker grills, and even ports could start to fade away on personal electronics.
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"I've watched this video 10,000 times, and I still get goose bumps," Matteau told the students.
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I smooch her bumps and bruises and catch her as she hurtles down the playground slide.
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While some lumps and bumps can be caused by friction or shaving, they can also be genetic.
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It's bumps of coke and Wetherspoons and dancing in the living room of some bloke called Paul.
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Over the course of an hour, we see five patients with never-before-seen lumps and bumps.
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Residents greet one another coolly, with nods and fist bumps instead of effusive Congolese handshakes and kisses.■
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Lynch said she felt discomfort under her eyelids, and a doctor found small calcified bumps or lesions.
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He is, however, holding a knife, so that bumps him up a bit from the other leaners.
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It's an "s" year, a time when the company bumps specs rather than completely overhauling its iPhones.
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Things get exciting when physicists find unexplained bumps in their data that don't agree with their theories.
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Manny Machado plays like the next iteration of Beltre, evolutionarily corrected to avoid the bumps and bruises.
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So while we get bumps in the cold, they don't help us stay warm at all unfortunately.
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Once you've used up your 10GB of LTE tethering, Sprint bumps down to 2G speeds, not 3G.
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That means you can prevent the bumps by exfoliating regularly with chemical peels, scrubs, and topical retinoids.
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That way, you'll have the help you need without having to worry about unwanted scratches or bumps.
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The May chill raised goose bumps on her bare arms, and he draped his jacket around her.
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A high-resolution view of the "shoreline" where Sputnik Planum bumps up against the al-Idrisi mountains.
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She tried last night to bring the party together, but hit some bumps and resorted to insults.
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He stepped closer and ran one gloved hand up my calf, raising goose bumps on my skin.
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Because the Raptor is built to soak up big bumps, it can feel jiggly on the road.
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My makeup routine was minimal, so I often felt like red bumps were taking over my face.
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While she's in town, she bumps into her old flame Clay, a local music promoter (Wes Brown).
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That makes the sebaceous glands produce more oil, thus making skin more oily and prone to bumps.
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Same as if the character "bumps into" a physical structure and doesn't respond as you would expect.
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"Gaines party of 7.." Chip captioned a photo of both he and Joanna sporting matching baby bumps.
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There are some bumps along the way, but overall it's another solid season that ends very well.
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It's cheaper than making friends via bathroom key bumps, and a hell of a lot tastier, too.
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Then, Dr. Lee fires up a KTP laser, which is cool because it actually explodes Adela's bumps.
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The journey to building a diverse and inclusive martial arts community is not without the occasional bumps.
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It's the weird smile underneath the beak that bumps them down, but they're still precious little darlings.
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Using her fingers, Dr. Lee squeezes the bumps, and butter-like spirals spew out from each one.
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The 2000 and 2008 elections especially saw ratings bumps, though not quite as high as this year.
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The rash is often raised, with bumps or blisters that can be very red and extremely itchy.
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Even having multiple people all take bumps of a new or untested baggie is potentially problematic behavior.
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Lawsuits Sinema, that one MoviePass competitor, has run into its fair share of bumps in the road.
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Bumps in the road were dampened by the incompressible fluid squeezing the compressible gas in the spheres.
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So that means it zig-zags all around your home, changing directions when it bumps into furniture.
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Too much bacteria, and you're probably looking at acne bumps or a cyst in the groin area.
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Over time, the VR system would be able to predict those bumps and turns in the road.
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Bumps aside, the polling average shows Biden with a clear lead over the next three closest candidates.
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My bumps were gone, my forehead lines diminished — okay, not completely — and my skin looked so smooth.
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Finally, even if your kid is going to her or his dream school, there will be bumps.
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And while Fletcher and Rodgers have kept up appearances on social media, they've hit a few bumps.
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The rash started out as a small cluster of bumps, angry little irritants arriving out of nowhere.
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Think you've written the ditty that finally bumps "Old Town Road" off the top of the charts?
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Repeated bumps, lumps and physical damage to a battery can also make it more likely to fail.
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You can adjust the handlebar height, they go up to 18mph and dual-suspension flattens road bumps.
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But it's also what makes those itchy bumps appear after the mosquito gets its fill and leaves.
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She bumps into a man, hands him an AirPod and starts dancing with him under the snow.
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When he examined Andrew's marrow this time, using a sample of 200,000 cells, he got goose bumps.
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Meanwhile, BlueCross BlueShield of Vermont and MVP Health Care are asking for 7.5% and 10.9% bumps, respectively.
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"I get goose bumps remembering that moment," de la Calle said, recalling the crowds in the streets.
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Sitting alone and dripping in sweat in your tent after one too many key bumps before lunchtime?
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Cannily placed bumps on its cuticle channel incident light toward melanin-rich patches primed to absorb it.
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In recent days, it has encountered bumps in one of its most potentially lucrative emerging markets, India.
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Whiteheads, cystic zits, blackheads, and unidentifiable bumps under the skin — you name it, I was rocking it.
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"It's not easy to go through these little bumps, but I'm trying to stay positive," Matz said.
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Cobert's nomination was initially seen as relatively uncontroversial, but it has hit some bumps in recent weeks.
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Experience it along the path, with its many hard turns and bumps on your journey of life.
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Mr. Papa also said he believed the "speed bumps" with the Walgreens deal would be fixed soon.
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"His story gives me goose bumps," she said, running a hand up the length of her arm.
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"There have been plenty of bumps and bruises," she said with a heavy dose of under-statement.
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The timing of AT&T's price hikes and fee bumps coincides with the closure of the deal.
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Later in January, Boohoo was accused of having people wear fake baby bumps to model maternity clothes.
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Then we swing our legs to the left, and the woman to my right accidentally bumps me.
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All of that is upgradable at a cost, including the display, which bumps up to 1920×1080.
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You might hit some bumps along the way, but the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward.
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They also looked more comfortable on the stage, complete with big smiles and post-goal fist bumps.
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On another occasion, Jesus curses a child to death after he bumps into him on the street.
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Even so, here is a selection of clues that might have been speed bumps for some solvers.
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Elbow bumps, video chats, social-distanced picnics, hanging out the window and banging pots at 8 p.m.
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"I've dealt with some unfortunate instances and bumps the last few years," Yater-Wallace said last week.
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She said she was left with bumps on her head, bruises on her arms and swollen feet.
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"If someone accidentally bumps into you, if it's an accident, then probably let it go," says LSDXOXO.
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Sunday's final clash was a masterpiece of tension and release, goose bumps and heartbreak, grandiosity and intimacy.
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Come with an open mind and be prepared for a couple of extra bumps in the road.
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Most people had stopped shaking hands, adopting elbow bumps, but most restaurants were still open, if emptier.
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Say some guy bumps into you, causing you to drop your book of H.C. Andersen fairy tales.
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Smaller than mosquitoes, they can slip through some screens; their sharp bites raise small, intensely itchy bumps.
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I got goose bumps and my heart sank when it panned to India, [which has] criminalized homosexuality.
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These seemingly minor bills not only elude partisan speed bumps, but can also fix real world problems.
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So are the cops, and Sev, carrying a box of cereal, accidentally bumps into one of them.
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Indeed, so far this Democratic cycle, Google searches on launch day have been predictive of polling bumps.
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The week was punctuated by fewer handshakes and more elbow bumps, thanks to concerns about Covid-19.
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There were hand slaps and fist bumps galore as contenders and coaches crossed paths on the grass.
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But especially since the turn of the millennium, this quest for quickness has hit some speed bumps.
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Thanks to the nonstick coating, it slides right out after a couple of bumps on the countertop.
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"I'd literally just come out of the bathroom from doing a handful of key bumps," Tortorella writes.
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The first sign of something amiss is when Molly bumps into an old friend, Crystal (Yakira Chambers).
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This address another issue experience by some reviewers who noticed little bumps under their Galaxy Fold screens.
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There is little road feel and the tires and suspension don't handle bumps in a calming way.
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Beyoncé's road to motherhood was not without its bumps, but they have taught her some valuable lessons.
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Several of them also suggested others in the Democratic leadership should learn lessons from the early bumps.
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That is silly, though fighting information warfare, especially in Connecticut, necessarily bumps up against the First Amendment.
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Food-service workers nationwide got particularly big pay bumps last year, according to the latest federal data.
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Cities' efforts to use ride-hail services like Uber to replace public transit hit some speed bumps.
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Scotty had cranial abnormalities, including bumps and ridges down its snout, which suggests it had armored skin.
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"She was offered a position at the end, which still gives me goose bumps," Linda Horan said.
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JD: Our tolerance for the normal bumps and bruises that happen in political debate conversation, we've lost.
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The car slowed well ahead of stop signs and drove at a snail's pace over speed bumps.
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Sure. But there have been bumps at every media outlet during this transition to the digital age.
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Thinking about a beach doesn't make me feel calm; thinking about a tarantula doesn't give me goose bumps.
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How do you make it over the bumps, like when you miss your family and friends back home?
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On February 1, InSight detected a wind vortex just before its two solar panels received bumps in power.
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But it rides worse than just about all of them because it's too uncomfortable when you hit bumps.
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Someone bumps into the doorknob, and the closet door just opens, revealing the ugliest beliefs inside of us.
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A measles rash will appear as flat red spots or small raised bumps on top of reddened skin.
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But there's a risk that the (nomination process) will hit some speed bumps and that could complicate things.
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It happens when the bumps on the top surface of the tongue, the filiform papillae, grow unusually long.
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"The bruises were intense, the bumps from getting hit, kicked, these were hard to look at," he said.
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"My wife Kim is a popaholic — she likes to pop my bumps and watch them ooze," Ken says.
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I decide to sleep in mine, and when I wake up, the irritated bumps have all calmed down.
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The early-bird first batch will go for $250 each, after which the price bumps up to $300.
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There's a key caveat here – the addition of the controller bumps the price up to $129 from $99.
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We missed the ride quality of the 720S, which was just as competent in corners but erased bumps.
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It was as if all my deepest doubts and insecurities physically manifested in those red, rash-y bumps.
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It's stiff over bumps and the tramlining can make it more work to drive than your average car.
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As the name suggests, people might feel itchy or prickly sensations on their skin, and get red bumps.
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It reminds me a lot of holding an iPhone, and there are no sharp edges or ugly bumps.
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I let her in where we can compare our bumps and lumps, our foul grammars and freaky ways.
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Incentives including bonuses, relocation expenses and salary bumps are all being used in this historically tight labor market.
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A long-held favorite on Wall Street, Apple has hit a few road bumps thus far in 2016.
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There, the spores can cause swelling, itchy bumps or blisters, and also painless ulcers with a black center.
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Soon after, his body broke out in strange red bumps, and doctors eventually figured out he had hookworm.
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That was ordinary make-up but I had also seen thick gold make-up applied to the bumps.
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It's only a yearlong trial, but the vehicles are on the road — however there've been a few bumps.
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But the past year has had some speed bumps for the SoCal player, who recently signed to G2.
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When you have that, it makes the bumps in the road not to bumpy and not as hard.
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These bumps change the eye from something smooth and reflective into what's called an continuous refractive index gradient.
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When an insect lands and bumps into trigger hairs on the surface of these leaves, the trap closes.
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"Matching baby bumps," Wilde captioned a photo of herself with son Otis Alexander, who turns 2 this week.
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It's basically a long wire with a bunch of big bumps on it, and it's anything but attractive.
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When you run your fingers over it, you can literally feel bumps, crater, and landscape of the moon!
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In fact, Tammy says she's got some nasty scar tissue buildup that caused weird bumps on her bridge.
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Except there isn't one, unless you count the screenwriter, cackling as he bumps people off in unlikely ways.
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With that said, there will be disturbing bumps along the road as the discourse adapts and standards evolve.
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That means there are inevitably going to be bumps along the way as traditional automakers play catch-up.
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People have a horrible habit of openly commenting on women's bodies and trying to "spot" celebrity baby bumps.
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" New Street said that although there may be bumps along the way, that Uber is a "great asset.
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The culture around celebrity pregnancies has quickly morphed into a bizarre, near-fetishization of women with baby bumps.
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Expect a few speed bumps in these areas during January and February as well as July and August.
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In retrospect, there were actually more signs that you think that this summer romance was hitting some bumps.
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There are bumps in the road, but I am quite pleased with the team we have in place.
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Customers can also opt for a GLC 63 S, which bumps up the horsepower from 469 to 503.
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I get these painful, red bumps often and this takes the pain and swelling away within a day.
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At first, the redness and bumps on Rachel Star Withers' face could reasonably be diagnosed as severe acne.
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Imagine driving 200 miles an hour down a narrow road with a dividing line, bumps and fences alongside.
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The earbuds maintained a pretty solid connection through the listening, though I did run into a few bumps.
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After that, regular pricing through October 18th bumps to $50 for general admission and $70 for the pit.
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Life is growing and getting over these bumps and having problems, situations, and learning from them and progressing.
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Think: more voluminous hair, less bumps or pimples, more shine, and, in some cases, even faster-growing hair!
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But before these benefits can be realized, autonomous vehicles must first overcome regulatory roadblocks and legislative speed bumps.
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Politicians often get bumps in the polls when they're seen compromising, but those spikes are just that -- temporary.
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Just as he got to that part of the story, Kiraly's body tingled and was covered in bumps.
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On the way out to the lift hill, the track has a series of small bumps and curves.
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Here's when a stylist or colorist who knows your hair well can help you through the speed bumps.
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Officials have hit some speed bumps The repeal and replace process is taking longer than industry had hoped.
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The new Surface Laptop (which has been my own personal favorite in the line) gets even bigger bumps.
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Was I briefly distracted by the speed bumps, which might not be noticed by the majority of solvers?
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"Shaving irritation and razor bumps [are] issues some 80% of black men and women have globally," said Walker.
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I'll be keen to see how this bumps Trump's (hey, that rhymes) poll numbers along with the convention.
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It keeps sharp bumps from reaching your keister, is spacious for the car pool gang and conservatively handsome.
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The ridges and bumps on this toy will help soothe growing pains and simultaneously clean plaque and tartar.
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Bottom line, now that the initial TRID bumps are behind us, delays may continue but not so significantly.
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The report highlighted some road bumps, like the problems Waymo's cars have with merging and left-hand turns.
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All of those bumps are firmly targeted at Bluetooth's increase importance as a standard for the connected home.
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Then swiping right bumps all the values back down by 10x, til you're at the smallest units list.
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They broke up, then after a few more serious bumps in the road, came back and kept going.
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"Cars 3" bumps "Wonder Woman" out of first place, but the super hero movie continues to show strong.
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A bro in a giraffe suit bumps me, holding a glowing spinning orb, attempting to find his friends.
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Interestingly, Rachel goes to bat for her guy and bumps heads with her mom over the hostile approach.
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People with early stage syphilis may notice firm but painless round bumps near the site of the infection.
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Those little white bumps are commonly caused by makeup removers, says Dr. Gross, which can cause oil overproduction.
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It's right there in your face, giggling as it bumps itself, himself, at the bottom of a slide.
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I just went to the doctor to get some bumps checked out and found out I have HPV.
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But even this week, the Democratic presidential candidates were greeting voters normally, with a few more fist-bumps.
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Elbow bumps and coronavirus be damned, there were handshakes and hugs galore between old acquaintances and new friends.
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"There will be bumps along the road, but it's more of a longer, big-picture thing," Shero said.
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You're looking for a little scare, just enough to raise goose bumps on the back of your neck.
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In the game's story, those speed bumps are the many antagonists gunning for the Van der Linde gang.
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As the show progresses, he experiments with the former and serendipitously bumps into a pathway to the latter.
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The episode ends with Issa walking into a 7-11, where she bumps into Lawrence himself, completely unexpectedly.
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The dispute is creating new bumps in the already rocky road to a negotiated settlement for the war.
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The evidence, so far, is that the market and the oil industry can take some bumps in stride.
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BRUSSELS — With the rapid spread of the new coronavirus, the flattened world has developed a few speed bumps.
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Do we document growing bumps and the ways we accessorize them to catalog our memories like family heirlooms?
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Life events like these are catastrophic events for some families but mere bumps on the roads for others.
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For that, the actual processors have to get faster, a feat that bumps up against what's physically possible.
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Besides, when it comes to body camouflage, pattern is good: It distracts from any visible bumps and rolls.
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Never. Turning into our driveway every day and seeing the Milford Proving Ground sign, I get goose bumps.
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After the initial bumps from the incentive, the rate of growth will go back to pre-incentive rates.
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The phone's 6.2-inch foldable plastic OLED panel is prone to developing "bumps and lumps," Motorola has said.
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When Bella rises to dispatch her foes with her derrière, she only manages some halfhearted bumps and grinds.
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"Kong: Skull Island" bumps the 1933 King Kong classic into the Vietnam era and supersizes its main attraction.
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A few specific bumps do lie in the road for Sanders and Jewish voters, and they're worth discussing.
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But even with careful preventive efforts, you will often still find those itchy red bumps mosquitoes leave behind.
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We cannot rule out things happening in Washington or the bumps in the road for the global economy.
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The Bevel Trimmer was designed to groom coarse or curly hair without irritating skin or causing razor bumps.
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In line at a coffee shop, Roberta is mentally rehearsing her order when another woman bumps into her.
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It can lead to glowing headlines, fundraising bumps and ready-made evidence a candidate is, in fact, electable.
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Many of the candidates have released similar plans that back pay bumps and union protections, among other things.
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A set of high-performance, long-travel Fox shocks means the Raptor tackles bumps and ruts with ease.
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In the next room, there was a young paralegal with a spray of itchy bumps on his scalp.
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And those bumps come even after the broadcast of the Grammy Awards had its smallest audience since 2008.
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After all, no one's work life is perfect, and there will always be some bumps in the road.
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He says even if you get the tech working there will be years worth of regulatory speed bumps.
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The injuries were "mostly bumps, bruises and cuts," Coleman said, though one person suffered a possible broken leg.
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When you're scrolling slowly, the bumps are simply a gentle reminder that yes indeed, the wheel is moving.
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It also did not handle bumps terribly well — the car felt especially unsettled when encountering one mid-turn.
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To actually walk out in the Olympic Games, it still gives me goose bumps that that became me.
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When you share a living space with other human beings, a few bumps in the road are inevitable.
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Bett died in Nandi county, north west Kenya after his car hit bumps and rolled into a ditch.
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Here, bumps in the ice show where narwhals surfaced in thin ice to breathe, leaving an eerie imprint.
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Clearly, there should be plenty more bumps and bruised feelings on the path to Grand Slam tournament titles.
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Usually, it works against an actor because it bumps her up to saint before she's finished being human.
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It's on its way to scoring one of the biggest post-Oscars box-office bumps in recent memory.
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Below are recent winners and their box-office bumps after the Oscars in North America, according to Comscore:
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But for the A.F.L., melding tackles and bumps with the pride rainbow is increasingly the way to go.
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Before 2005, the back shoe had bumps on it to depict laces while the front shoe did not.
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Little bumps and scrapes are always a bigger deal to my dumb stupid, fragile-ass, fabergé egg skin.
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After just one lap, he claims he noticed the rink had dangerous areas of slush, crevices and bumps.
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The all-new Honda Civic raced into showrooms last October, but it's already begun to hit speed bumps.
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Robert Garisto, the editor of Physical Review Letters, said he had gotten goose bumps while reading the LIGO paper.
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If you routinely remove body hair, chances are you've had your fair share of ingrown hairs and razor bumps.
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The Rev feels sturdy, handles bumps in the road well and makes it easy to keep up with cars.
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Cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) have a unique muscular organ in their skin that, when expressed, exhibits skin bumps called papillae.
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Obama and Trump themselves have fostered a phone relationship that's weathered bumps in the two months since Election Day.
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In April 2013, Sharon and Ozzy denied divorce rumors but admitted that their marriage had hit a few bumps.
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One is of a public hearing at her elementary school, where local politicians promised speed bumps for her neighborhood.
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Today's hardware isn't much for life on a moving vehicle, exposed to the elements and bumps in the road.
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The result is a fungal breakout: often red or skin-colored bumps, occasionally whiteheads, sometimes a mixture of both.
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Perfect skin for me (not everyone) is porcelain, free of any bumps or rough texture, and 100% hair-free.
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I've been an artist since I was 17 years old and there have been some bumps in the road.
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Updated MacBooks and MacBook Pros: Nothing major here, but it's time for Apple's laptops to get some spec bumps.
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On a bad day, bumps and cyst-like spots would appear, even when I was following the skincare manual.
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Keratosis pilaris, a common condition that causes small bumps on the skin, is generally considered a harmless skin issue.
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Luckily, I've finally found a cocktail that helps minimize the appearance of the bumps: True Botanicals' Resurfacing Body Mask.
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Daphne was typing an email to her lover when she noticed the bumps on the back of her hand.
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White-headed bumps, about the size of a rubbed-down pencil lead, like three big pimples in a row.
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The road can be long for many of the formerly incarcerated, and it can have bumps along the way.
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There are no seams, only the barest of camera bumps, and everything seems milled down to sub-millimeter tolerances.
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On a drive around Detroit, the GT350 was easily thrown off course by bumps and undulations in the road.
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So what do you do when you find dozens of tiny bumps that resemble whiteheads smattered across your lids?
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Each piece starts out as a monochromatic, plastic-looking face before transforming into a wealth of bumps and recesses.
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At one point, the robot fist-bumps Camargo's son — and that's the part where I teared up a little.
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According to some sources, women and nonwhite performers have seen significant pay bumps as a result of this law.
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It's so much about the battery, in fact, that this chunky unit has camera bumps and no headphone jack.
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It is institutionalized oppression and its residual effects that keep us awake these days, not bumps in the night.
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The caveat, Dr. Mudgil says, is that it can take months for the bumps to subside without dermatological intervention.
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There's also research to suggest it bumps up IQ, clears up stuffy noses, and may even kill cancer cells.
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Virtual reality offers a lot of promise, but there are a lot of bumps in the road until then.
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In an event defined largely by spec bumps to existing product lines, the Surface Headphones were certainly a surprise.
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While last year's chip had a two-core Neural Engine, the A12 Bionic bumps that up to eight cores.
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But as soon as that first weekend rolls around, the booze-free bandwagon hits its fair share of bumps.
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Now, according to The Hollywood Reporter, we know that the cast will get major pay bumps when they do.
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Other simple activity bumps on social media and user-generated sites can help predict ISIS attacks, according to Predata.
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The Israeli startup wants AVs to "feel" the bumps, curves and potholes under their tires, just as humans do.
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"Once you get spooked by something, you start being very sensitive to other bumps in the night," Colas said.
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Heck, even those of us claiming to be fit as a (seasoned?) fiddle, hit bumps in the wellness road.
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If you beat him to the spot he bumps you off, and then you add his three-point shooting.
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Stylists also will be trained to identify signs of physical abuse, such as bumps or bruises on someone's scalp.
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There have certainly been movements in the short-term, such as bumps after candidates have officially announced their campaigns.
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Converting nationally televised moments into sustained media bumps is key for campaigns attempting to gain traction and raise money.
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Dr. Lee starts deflating the puffy bumps, and milky liquid spills out of each one with a single poke.
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And will moviegoers be unhappy if, say, the little-seen "Room" bumps "The Martian" from the best picture list?
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Eventually, people got used to it, even embraced it — after all, lots of smartphones have camera bumps on them.
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A healthy tongue should be pink and covered with small, uniform papillae (or bumps), according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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Having auditioned every season since the age of 16, Ada was persistent — but hit some bumps along the way.
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At the dinner party, Kimmy bumps into Perry and apologizes for freaking out at him all those episodes ago.
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"Better if you let me," he'd said, dabbing a washcloth over the painful bumps where I hit the stairs.
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Calderone will be fine in retirement if he bumps up his saving to 15 percent of pay each year.
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The pesky red bumps did in fact make an appearance a few times in the books — remember Eloise Midgen?
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The 12.9-inch base model also went up from £679 to £729, with similar bumps for other memory options.
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There may be goose bumps or shivers down the spine, or a sense of being overawed by some beauty.
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The price bumps coincide with an announcement from Saudi Arabia and Russia that they would freeze their oil production.
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Despite the series of road bumps, Mr. Selvaggio said he would be surprised if his onetime colleague backed down.
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A couple of speed bumps I encountered that are worth pointing out, but not for the reasons you'd think.
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The "limited time introductory price" of $200 sounds great, but after that, the MSRP bumps back up to $279.
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While there were bumps in the road, they began to feel much less stress as debts got paid off.
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Closer to Paris, smaller dams help regulate the flow through the capital, much like speed bumps on a road.
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As he arrived in the clubhouse Wednesday, he received birthday wishes and fist bumps from a parade of teammates.
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Over the next couple days, I didn't get any razor bumps as my hair started to grow back in.
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If you think you have it, don't scratch — the bumps can turn into crusty sores that cause permanent scars.
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According to Healthline, these bumps are typically benign but might cause some people pain and require surgery to remove.
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He hasn't had any large bumps due to his trade policy or his tax cut or anything like that.
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McIlroy instead cracked a smile, and he and Reed were soon exchanging fist bumps and slaps on the back.
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Despite the ridiculous notion that feeling bumps on people's heads to diagnose psychological issues works, phrenology influenced modern psychology.
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So, having bumps in the road, I think it builds character and I think it's good for our team.
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At the time, many customers complained that they received broken products that caused swelling and bumps on the lips.
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She has the flyaways and bumps of someone who barely even glimpsed in the mirror before yanking it up.
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Earlier this month, 400 of their members signed an open letter asking for pay bumps and better retirement benefits.
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While riding the bumps is one thing and falling flat another, it may be hard to tell the difference.
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The trick is to make sure the top layer is substantial enough to hide any bunching or bumps underneath.
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But there were some bumps along the way, particularly when the company started testing mouse pads using synthetic materials.
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When the polar vortex makes an appearance, our complexions turn into a winter landscape of flakes, bumps, and cracks.
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But they might not be so sanguine about that as they are about small bumps in their electricity bills.
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Having failed to get the required reaction, he bumps into his opponent's chest before collapsing theatrically to the ground.
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But Viv and Cay still embark on a hesitant, awkward, and loving relationship—albeit one with plenty of bumps.
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However, the streaming service&aposs rollout has seen a few bumps in the road, including technical difficulties and hacks.
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During an interview with NBC on Monday, Biden said he was doing more fist bumps instead of shaking hands.
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Dineobellator is no exception, with the presence of quill knobs, or bumps, left on fossilized bone, suggesting the same.
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Another fun creep-out, "Ghost Stories," mixes bumps in the night with cerebral thoughts about the nature of existence.
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But there are still a number of speed bumps between now and November that Vox's Dylan Scott outlined recently.
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But this is New York City's beach, and each concession stand bumps some beats on Friday and Saturday nights.
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The historic Post Road was now cluttered with "rocks, ruts, and thank-you-marms" (large bumps), wrote one contemporary.
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As I got closer to 40, however, those bumps in the road became bigger and more difficult to explain.
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Then he pointed to the bumps on the plates from the AR-15 bullets he shot them up with.
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Certain shows benefit from very wide exposure on an SVOD platform and subsequent sequences, and you see ratings bumps.
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I had a tough time with this one, because I kept hitting speed bumps like ORANGE RIND at 3D.
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The shooter does not move the trigger finger; instead, the weapon bounces, or "bumps," rapidly between shoulder and finger.
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President Barack Obama bumps elbows with actor Steve Martin in 2013 as fellow actor Jim Parsons looks on approvingly.
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Yes, there would be details to figure out and some bumps during the transition, but the problems are solvable.
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These are followed by a rash of small bumps that become pus-filled sores, which can cause permanent scarring.
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