Sean Spicer literally hid in the bushes (sorry, among the bushes).
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"We are beating the bushes everywhere we can beat the bushes," he added.
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If reporters had not hidden in the bushes, would there have been any Bushes?
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Spicer huddled with his staff among bushes near television sets on the White House grounds, not in the bushes.
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Some breed on bare ground, some in tall grass, some under bushes, in bushes, or on the tops of trees.
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These ants live in trees grown alongside coffee bushes to provide shade—for coffee bushes do not thrive in direct sunlight.
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In fact the White House was so taken aback that Sean Spicer to hide in the bushes (sorry, "among the bushes").
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On closer inspection, the parkgoers realized that the bushes weren't actually bushes—they were a couple of teenagers in an elaborate disguise.
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Or he'll be playing in the bushes and they'll be inquisitive, looking to see what he's doing and following him through the bushes.
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Spicer huddled with his staff among bushes near television sets on the White House grounds, not 'in the bushes,' as the story originally stated.
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Spicer huddled with his staff among bushes near television sets on the White House grounds, not "in the bushes," as the story originally stated.
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"The Obamas did social events up bigger than the Bushes did, and they had a celebrity quotient that we didn't see with the Bushes," said Andersen Brower.
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We waded out into hip-high tea bushes and hiked to where women armed with small hedge clippers spend the day trimming the very tips from the tea bushes.
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" IO: "Literally snipping off flowers from the neighbor's bushes.
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Coffee bushes connected by string to a cuaniquil had an average of three of the carded insects removed by the ants during the 30-minute window, triple the rate for unconnected bushes.
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In the report, Jenkins is seen hiding in the bushes -- he says in the package that he "laid in the bushes in wait" — waiting for a family to cross the border illegally.
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Let's just recap some of his biggest verbal blunders: Add to that Spicer's odd avoidance of the news media Tuesday by apparently hiding at least partially in the White House bushes (He later clarified that he was actually among the bushes, not IN the bushes), and you can see what it's past time for a change.
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Hiding 'among the bushes' The Washington Post reported that Spicer was "hidden in the darkness among the bushes," while Kellyanne Conway and Sanders made television appearances after the president fired Comey in May.
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Reagan reflected on her life, her husband and the Bushes.
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Levine: The media used to make fun of the Bushes.
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Now picture it entirely engulfed by overgrown bushes and trees.
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Unlike other prominent Bushes, however, George P. voted for Trump.
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In the morning, there were people asleep in the bushes.
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My oldest didn't like blueberries until we had blueberry bushes.
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Peacefully going about their business eating bushes and walking around.
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Less grass and more trees and bushes would be welcome.
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Its hardy bushes keep sand dunes in place, stabilizing coastlines.
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Both Bushes, for instance, expanded federal protections for the disabled.
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If their response is 'what's that rustling in the bushes?
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I would be terrified of the paparazzis in the bushes.
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On Tuesday evening, the Bushes returned to the Capitol Rotunda.
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Sean Spicer: I hid in the bushes to avoid people!
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Almost all of them were hidden under debris behind bushes.
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However, the Bushes also suffered two of the lowest ratings.
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Both Bushes also said they did not vote for Trump.
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"She was right there in the bushes," King told KECI.
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The Bushes marked their 72nd wedding anniversary on Jan. 6.
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Discarded condom wrappers glint in the bushes like little stars.
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I'm gonna run behind those bushes and be right back.
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Obama comes in and we Bushes leave town,'' he said.
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The Bushes and Mitt Romney will be left far behind.
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He noted that the Bushes were married for 85033 years.
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One man was swept by the current into some bushes.
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I have to pee and contemplate peeing in the bushes.
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The story quickly became Spicer being "in the bushes" instead.
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Who is more establishment than the Clintons and the Bushes?
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The goats gobble tall grasses, shrubs, bushes and small trees.
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A few others huddled in bushes on the American side.
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It has been updated in light of a correction in the Washington Post, which said, "Spicer huddled with his staff among bushes near television sets on the White House grounds, not 'in the bushes.'"
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We sprinkled her ashes on the rose bushes in the back garden (those bushes promptly died the following spring), and then this ugly urn that none of us liked got put in the garage.
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But still, you're kind of an ancient oak surrounded by bushes.
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Without those bushes, the sand eroded after a series of storms.
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I am modeling what was done for me by the Bushes.
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The Bushes have also been critical of Trump in the past.
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American Women Sure Do Love Grooming Down ThereImage: YouTubeTrimming the bushes.
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The other three bushes were left untouched and monitored as controls.
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And it wasn't Bill Clinton that helped the Bushes get elected.
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It's highly toxic; he'd heaved most of it into the bushes.
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But for the Bushes themselves, the deaths were much more personal.
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He is seen on camera throwing an object into some bushes.
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Peppercorn bushes are in abundance, planted right alongside the fruit trees.
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It was later discovered early this morning, apparently in some bushes.
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The two Bushes broke the mold, holding their approval ratings steady.
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Some were found living in the bushes or in the dump.
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"The Bushes were hard years," one woman said of her marriage.
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Unlike the puritanical and workhorse-like Bushes, the Walkers lived lavishly.
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"We've got the gorse bushes, which are quite spiky," he said.
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That afternoon, the Bushes learned that their daughter had advanced leukemia.
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Within the evacuation zone, gray ash covers bushes, walls and buildings.
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An orange tabby cat and a squirrel scampered through the bushes.
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Their food sources depended on the bushes, plants, and the animals.
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She has bushes and trees as earrings and lakes as gowns.
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Did I hide it in the bushes outside the White House?
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The bodies were spread over a wide area of low bushes.
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The first pioneer plants — bushes like manzanita and snowbrush — were thriving.
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The elder Bushes marked their 72nd wedding anniversary on Jan. 6.
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Things started to deteriorate only under the Bushes, in his view.
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Slowly decaying teddy bears covered in road soot hang in bushes.
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The Reagans, the Obamas, even the Bushes — they're all comparatively bland.
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Thick bushes cover dark blue metal fences lined with barbed wire.
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The story was changed from "hidden in the bushes" to "hidden in the darkness and among the bushes":After Spicer spent several minutes hidden in the darkness and among the bushes near these sets, Janet Montesi, an executive assistant in the press office, emerged and told reporters that Spicer would answer some questions, as long as he was not filmed doing so.
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Maureen Dowd LAS VEGAS — The Bushes always bristled at the "d" word.
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During the primaries, both Bushes supported their family member, former Florida Gov.
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The Clintons and the Bushes will be there for his big day.
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Such warmth is not a total anomaly between the Bushes and Trump.
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We know what the president thinks about the Bushes in some cases.
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If Trump does win the election, however, the Bushes will be ready.
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Women forage for plants, dig up tubers, and comb bushes for berries.
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"It was raining and he comes out of the bushes," she said.
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Steven Hawkins is younger than a good number of his blueberry bushes.
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Giraffe eat about 35kg a day of leaves from bushes and trees.
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"I was convinced cheese grew on bushes till 12-13 years old."
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His job included trimming trees and bushes on properties near his hometown.
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Danger wasn't hiding in the bushes — it was out in plain sight.
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One of them noticed something in the area that was mostly bushes.
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But when he leaped out of the bushes, he was mistakenly killed.
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Backbenchers are seizing the limelight while frontbenchers are hiding in the bushes.
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He claims that all of his black gojis are from wild bushes.
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Back at the field, Ying points to the leaves of the bushes.
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When Fedotowsky confronted him, Rego took off hobbling into some bushes. Awkward.
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And the lion apparently slipped back into the park's extensive bushes Monday.
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After police arrested Gulzow, a bloody knife was recovered from the bushes.
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That's how Bill Clinton got to be buddy buddy with the Bushes.
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Mess up and you'll hook or slice a shot into the bushes.
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Trees and bushes subtly shift and move as you walk by them.
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The two rendezvous in the bushes where they kiss but nothing more.
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Here, nobody even refers to the Bushes, Romney, McCain or even Ike.
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We hid all the actors beneath the camera and in the bushes.
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Honey bees, as well as bumblebees and solitary bees pollinate their bushes.
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They jumped out and just started eating the trees and the bushes.
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Maybe Chad could be more like one of the Bushes, if possible.
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The resulting plants, when they grew, arranged themselves into more compact bushes.
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He still trims the bushes in his front yard with no help.
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Mr. Gerashenko wrote that the gunman fired from bushes on the roadside.
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People don't want to see this dynasty, like the Kennedys and Bushes.
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She later claimed that she puked and urinated in the bushes outside.
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The Bushes are old family friends, Ms. Rose wants you to know.
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The beans are grown as bushes under the cover of larger trees.
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The Bushes agreed to cooperate and give him the access they did.
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You have to jump into the bushes, almost naked, as I did.
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The babies are found in the bushes, ambulances go and collect them.
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Sheep graze in the bushes between the taxiing lanes and the runway.
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Newly planted coffee bushes require three to four years to produce cherries.
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Both Bushes left their presidential ballots blank when they voted last year.
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Walker hid in the bushes across the street until the coach left.
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The minister pushed the suitcase out the bathroom window into the bushes.
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From where I was perched, I heard a rustling in the bushes.
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Columbus strides heroically onto land, while indigenous people hide in nearby bushes.
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Both Bushes remain in a Houston hospital but are improving, Jim McGrath said.
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Even Apple is backing away from them like Homer Simpson into the bushes.
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She thinks this is like the Kennedys, the Bushes and now the Trumps.
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They instead dragged him to the side of the road into nearby bushes.
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Hentzel's body was found Saturday in bushes north of Kingston, Jamaican authorities said.
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Outdoor space: Apple trees and raspberry bushes grow in the partially fenced yard.
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Nicole had called 911 and then hid in the bushes outside the house.
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I'm thinking that this cop is going to shoot me in the bushes.
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Plants to avoid include azalea bushes, daffodil bulbs, wisteria seeds and many more.
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So then we called the younger Bushes and they said, 'Yeah, we're going.
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She didn't really go in the bushes, but she was on her way.
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Yuki and Josiah spent more time in the bushes than on the slopes.
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Like the Bushes, the Koch brothers did not support Donald Trump in 2016.
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The neighbour has flagstones of beaten scarabs and rose bushes of shorn porphyry.
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VP Mike Pence was there too ... giving a standing O for the Bushes.
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He then produces a blowtorch and announces that we'll be smoking both bushes.
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We've traded the Bushes, the Clintons, and the Obamas for First Family LLC.
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Thengar Char is flat and featureless, covered by bushes, grass and windswept trees.
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In between the two Bushes' funerals was another highly-watched memorial -- for Sen.
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There were bushes around it, and flat square stepping stones on the ground.
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He saw a battered body and bicycle in the bushes alongside the path.
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The space is already populated with biomorphic objects resembling illuminated bushes and trees.
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At the end of it, Laurent Villalonga's bees probed the bushes and flowers.
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Saltwater seeped into the private gardens and poisoned rose bushes behind stone walls.
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Yet when the Bushes were leaving the White House in January 1993, Mrs.
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But 11 weeks after the fire, new blueberry bushes were already shin high.
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Darting down a meandering trail overgrown with bushes, I heard footsteps behind me.
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Bikes with missing wheels and shattered frames pop up in bushes and rivers.
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The attackers kept shooting at people fleeing into the bushes, he told CNN.
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He was tucked between some bushes nearby and eating restaurant packets of jelly.
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When she goes on long runs, she has no problem urinating behind bushes.
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Hoarfrost from the lake clung to every surface of the trees and bushes.
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Is this one of those services where they cut your bushes into sculptures?
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What snipers want to do is to become the space between the bushes.
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While driving along, a shiny gleam in the creosote bushes caught my eye.
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The correction the Washington Post issued regarding the story more accurately described his position relative to the bushes as "among the bushes," but the entire situation led some people to even print off cutouts of Spicer to place in hedges.
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"Straight out da bushes," she captioned the post, adding the hashtags #snllivecoasttocoast and #snl.
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Reagan conveyed through intermediaries that the Bushes should make fewer headlines, according to Page.
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Kuhnla's body was found in the bushes near her resort Club Med on Oct.
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Most were callously discarded in bushes, alleyways or dumpsters, in various states of undress.
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Today's disaster didn't start with Trump or Obama, either of the Bushes or Reagan.
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A short time later a third Mexican citizen was found hiding in the bushes.
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The White House's sweet prince is now hiding "among the bushes" in the sky.
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The Clintons, Bushes and Obamas each held open houses the day after the inauguration.
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"It's not just literally creeping in the bushes," Wachsmuth told me over the phone.
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The boy was wet and cold and tangled in some vines and thorn bushes.
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I escorted myself of the premises… and then I threw myself into the bushes.
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I hid in the bushes and when she walked by, I yelled 'Looook doown!
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I just want to say one thing, we Bushes don't act like that, okay?
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But it's by no means clear how many voters the Bushes can still sway.
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And he'd avoided the cops, all while crawling through the bushes in the rain.
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They note that the man is ditching a gun and later searching in bushes.
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Following Nixon, it powered the national victories of Ronald Reagan and the George Bushes.
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Moments after the phone drops, a man can be seen trimming some bushes nearby.
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And one that someone took pains to keep out of reach for the Bushes.
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Only Dwight gets the drop on them by just walking out of some bushes.
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In his final press conference Wednesday, President Obama extended his prayers to the Bushes.
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" She told me, "I feel like these people are just waiting in the bushes.
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When the Obamas and the Bushes appear in public together, protocol dictates that Mrs.
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Blinds were bent, and a window screen was lying in the bushes on Wednesday.
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Clinton has teamed up with the Bushes on disaster relief efforts in the past.
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With their shifting identities, the Bushes were able to play up these various roles.
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But the Bushes, like all patricians, were also keen to demonstrate their own charity.
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The Bushes are survived by five children: George W., Jeb, Dorothy, Neil and Marvin.
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The Bushes were married for 73 years, the longest presidential marriage in American history.
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The Bushes enjoyed life at the White House more than any modern presidential family.
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And the Kennedys, the Clintons and Bushes are just as bad in that regard.
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They note that its fallen soldiers' names are rusted away and obscured by bushes.
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No one asked for selfies, no long lenses peered at him from the bushes.
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By the time the Bushes reached the White House, they had moved 21988 times.
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We threw the half-finished champagne into the bushes, in case the cops came.
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Ignoring him completely, the men and women squat in nearby bushes, lighting their pipes.
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But he did beat out both Bushes — not even two years into his presidency.
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A soldier sits in the bushes, keeping a close eye on everything and everyone.
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They spotted a female tiger for a few fleeting seconds moving through the bushes.
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Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and both Bushes mentioned the stock markets rarely and cautiously.
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Rob Portman, and none of the Bushes attended the Republican National Convention in July.
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Her parents are buried in a family compound marked by gravestones and flowering bushes.
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In previous capture operations, the tigress stole into thickets of lantana bushes and vanished.
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They hid loudspeakers in bushes, played recorded sounds of vervets and watched the reaction.
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It would be weird if someone sees an office manager crawling around the bushes.
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"Here's the little purple Death Valley phacelia, always hiding in the bushes," Milliard said.
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I live at the place where trees curl into bushes to escape the wind.
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Expect hiding "among bushes" and chatter about James B. Comey, the fired F.B.I. director.
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There was a brown jumble of slender trees, saplings, shrubs, bushes, vines and roots.
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They have performed for presidents including Ronald Reagan, both Bushes, Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Chuol's mother also hid in the bushes, but his father was not as fortunate.
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Picked up beer cans that someone had left and were blown into the bushes.
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The Missoni factory is just beyond a row of dogwood bushes and pine trees.
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To encourage more vaccinations, the Bushes visited schools in Botswana and Namibia, where Mrs.
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Some actually made Sean Spicer lawn ornaments you can put in your bushes pic.twitter.
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The press secretary was standing AMONG the bushes, not in them, as our own Max Knoblauch so beautifully illustrates here: Whatever his actual proximity to the bushes was, we are confident that only Sean Spicer could inspire a news story so uniquely absurd.
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The Bushes are leaving the field to someone they have utter contempt for: Donald Trump.
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Many displaced people are hiding in bushes without access to food, clean water or medicines.
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You can sculpt bushes, trim trees, and take care of brush without as much effort.
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Sheep were everywhere again, scampering over slippery moss into bushes from which they berated me.
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Otieno's body was found tossed into the bushes with stab wounds all over her body.
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The family's home sits in a small courtyard, the gate flanked by tall rose bushes.
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But more recently, the paper — ever loyal to the Bushes — has cooled to Mr. Cruz.
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That's an error so mortifying an author might feel compelled to hide in the bushes.
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Beyond its verges are fields of coca bushes, many of them cultivated by poor people.
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In the towns that were attacked, many escaped to the bushes and safer neighboring towns.
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That will be more than double the 438 million bushes in the previous marketing year.
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I keep them hidden in a cigar box under some bushes in Golden Gate Park.
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The maze is a huge, waist-high, spiral-form labyrinth constructed out of rose bushes.
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Gomez said the man ran across the street and hid in bushes and overhanging trees.
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I now live with someone who thinks potatoes ripen above ground, hanging from potato bushes.
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McBride pointed to Hurricane Katrina as an example of the Bushes having each other's back.
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After roughly 15 minutes in the bushes, Merkel revealed herself to the newly-engaged couple.
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"I've been beating the bushes trying to figure it out," said the veteran scanner operator.
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So many retirees are forced to live in bushes and collect bottles for spare change.
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"They were hiding in the bushes in the dark while Brad walked by," she says.
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"No amount of grousing by the bitter Bushes is going to change it," Ingraham said.
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I compare my beard to the bushes growing along the wall of an old house.
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At the end of Day 216, we pulled up to a beach among tamarisk bushes.
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It has vanquished the establishment that was the party of Eisenhower, Reagan and the Bushes.
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It was the first of 27 moves the Bushes would make on their American odyssey.
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Here we have two men strolling in a park together amid the bushes and trees.
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The grass was high and the bushes were overgrown because monsoon rains ended only recently.
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"They were woven into the fabric of the town," Mr. Bradbury said of the Bushes.
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The Bushes served as witnesses for her marriage to her wife, Helen Thorgalsen, in 2013.
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Outdoor space: The cottage's rose bushes and flower boxes contribute to the neighborhood's floral character.
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Up close, they were startlingly green, their slopes covered by trees, bushes, and flowering plants.
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But then P-2101 clawed his way over the fence and into the surrounding bushes.
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The Bushes have amassed quite the forest — the farm, Bush says, has about 16,000 trees.
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You can hear the tweeting as birds dash between bushes or hop up tree trunks.
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They hang in pendulous bunches from their bushes, like glassy grapes, bright vermilion in color.
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The ground around the tower is blanketed with heather, anemones, purple asters and huckleberry bushes.
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Today, Mr. Mraz said, the bushes are waist high and producing a few coffee berries.
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When they heard eagle-alarm calls, they looked up and took cover in the bushes.
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The Bushes invited members of their staff and their children to participate in the ceremony.
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Smoke billowed from the chimney; kids were shrieking in the yard, crushing the lilac bushes.
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Spicer has already shown a strange affinity for bushes and the unique protection they offer.
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It was quiet, secluded in the bushes, a respite from life on the pavement downtown.
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Cutouts of press secretary Sean Spicer in bushes have quickly become a new Internet meme.
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In the chaos, I grabbed my two older children and hid in the nearby bushes.
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There are no Clintons or Bushes in the world of Veep, and no Obamas either.
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And this was clearer than ever on Saturday night, when he spanked Trump for whacking Bushes.
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It can be as easy as planting herbs, wildflowers, bushes and fruit trees in your garden.
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Beyond that, the hard right of the party no longer trusts the Bushes of the world.
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There is no love lost between President Donald Trump and the Bushes — most of them, anyway.
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The Bushes were too much a product of establishment Washington to slap it down too harshly.
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British farms sometimes employ hundreds of workers to pluck strawberries from bushes and apples from trees.
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You may not agree with it being published, but there was certainly no hiding in bushes.
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Plastic everywhere, the motors whizzing and failing, a camera flinging off and into the bushes. Disaster!
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He slowly reemerges from the bushes looking worse for wear but still clutching the stolen property.
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So his fourth shot — still needing to hack it out of the bushes — found the sand.
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And more graves could turn up anywhere, in the hard, stony ground among the thorn bushes.
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Their mission is to kill the bushes, by uprooting them or by spraying them with herbicide.
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Production has started on the sustainable pieces, which include "botanical elements" like leaves, bushes, and trees.
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But the tequila got the best of her Wednesday night — and into the bushes she went.
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Stalkers don't hide behind bushes these days, they stalk from the privacy of their own homes.
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After the Bushes left the White House, I occasionally sent books to the champion of literacy.
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Everyone, we might have to hide in the bushes with Spicer and Bee for a while.
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Officers poked at bushes with steel sticks to check for hidden objects, while dogs sniffed nearby.
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The overgrown bushes rustle with the movement that suggests possums or nocturnal mammals of some kind.
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Landscaping includes terraced gardens for perennials and vegetables, blueberry bushes and more than 25 fruit trees.
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The Jackson Herald reported that he asked permission to relieve himself in some bushes, then vanished.
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The Bushes were married for 73 years and 111 days when Barbara Bush died in 2018.
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The former Saudi ambassador was so close to the Bushes he was known as Bandar Bush.
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While chasing suspect, they jump off a building aiming for bushes and find life-ending cement.
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Then, I saw two more people jump out of the bushes and come running toward us.
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He even evaded reporters by hanging out "among" the bushes (just don't say he hid there!).
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Step out from the gallery, and you'll notice tropical birds perched in the bushes and trees.
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Overly competitive teenagers who crowd the bushes to grab up all the candy are one thing.
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George Harrison's childhood home was still a simple, private house, partially blocked by bushes out front.
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I think what got him was at the end I pretended to pee in the bushes.
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Aphids are a familiar sight in the garden, sucking the juices out of your rose bushes.
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In the spring, the space turns lilac and white when the wisteria and jasmine bushes bloom.
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So Beltran wrote down what Sizemore could tell her about the people in the bushes, instead.
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The grounds are planted with roses, bougainvillea, cypress, lavender bushes and orange, apricot and loquat trees.
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As a result, hundreds have fled official shelters to hide in bushes, tents, and crowded churches.
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The Bushes reach back even further, to a veterans base in a war 70-years past.
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In the Andes Mountains near the village of Jardín, Colombia, the hillsides abound with coffee bushes.
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There were bushes and boats in the roads, poles scattered, lines were down and water everywhere.
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The ground levelled off, dipping and rising in knobby hillocks among bushes and outcroppings of rock.
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She was looking at a break in the bushes, barely wider than a girl in profile.
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"America must always reject racial bigotry, anti-Semitism, and hatred in all forms," the Bushes said.
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"No Daleys, no Bushes, no dynasties," said Mr. Morris, who lives on the Near West Side.
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Other, newer Bushes, such as George P., the Texas land commissioner, were on the way up.
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"Straight out da bushes," she captioned the post, referencing a recent incident in which Spicer was reportedly hiding from reporters "among" (keyword "among," not "in") the bushes outside the White House in the aftermath of President Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey on Monday.
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Shortly after, he encountered a police SWAT team, jumping out at them from bushes brandishing his ax.
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Consider Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard M. Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, both George Bushes and Bill Clinton.
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The gorilla exhibit had bushes and other tall plants before a 15-foot drop into a moat.
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The transition from the Bushes to the Obamas has been among the most pleasant in modern history.
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He probably doesn't want the Sanders clan to wind up like the Clintons, Kennedys, Bushes, or Trumps.
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After her husband's loss, Barbara and the Bushes returned to Houston, where she continued her advocacy work.
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Several hundred fans gathered along the adjacent road, though their view was blocked by trees and bushes.
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As she went to unlock the door, a man jumped out of the bushes with a gun.
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I've seen the times that we've slipped away from that, and disaster is lurking in the bushes.
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Lorenzo, one of the farm's employees, stands among the bushes, picking off a few ripe red berries.
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Agness describes how villagers chased after the men who eventually dumped the child in the bushes nearby.
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After Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, Sean Spicer courageously confronted reporters by cowering amongst the bushes.
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"I would have cars following me, and men hiding in the bushes outside my house," she says.
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Normally, we would strip under the thorny bushes that line the lake next to the Henderson dorms.
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Ozuna's sixth home run of the season landed in the bushes over the wall in center field.
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Well, the spokesman was hidden "among" -- not IN -- "the bushes" out of sight of nearby TV reporters.
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She was grateful for the treat, mouthing the words "thank you" to the Bushes with a smile.
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One random benevolent executive that only Mae seems to communicate with conjures white wine from the bushes.
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Five bales of marijuana were uncovered in nearby bushes, according to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office.
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Like both Bushes, and Reagan before them, Trump has ratcheted up military intervention in the Middle East.
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These lizards live on the ground, bushes, and trees, and can swim in both fresh and saltwater.
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She was missing for days before the previous owner found her in the bushes, skittish and frightened.
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"They're coming right now," Jenkins continued as he began to journey through the bushes to a river.
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Former US President George W. Bush recalls Putin ridiculing the Bushes' dog Barney, a little Scottish Terrier.
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And I will always be grateful to the Bushes for being kind friends and advisers to me.
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The background looked great, until I covered it with a rather sad set of bushes and trees.
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Bushes or Clintons had been running America for many years, he said, with another Clinton now running.
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When I was eleven, my father planted a line of olive bushes in front of the house.
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Along the way a large rat darted out of the bushes and nearly across Ms. Jeng's feet.
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The party even shipped in several big name celebrities to beat the bushes for the Ossoff campaign.
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WILLINGBORO, N.J. — The peacocks were rooting around in the bushes, strutting and pecking and ruffling their trains.
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The weeds and the overgrowth were gone, and the bushes had a bit of shape to them.
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She said in her caption that she was there with the Bushes to promote a TV show.
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And feeling the ship's rocking while sitting among trees and bushes was bizarre to say the least.
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The administrations of two Bushes and a Clinton in between hardly had an effect on the city.
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For this interview, she chose the twisting trees and luxuriant rose bushes of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
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Sophie and Milo watch from the bushes as the colonial mob approaches the front of the house.
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In Latin America the destruction of coca bushes generally hurts small producers but leaves the kingpins untouched.
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Many Republicans here, people who have opened their homes to Rockefellers and Bushes, are getting behind him.
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"All of a sudden I heard two bushes just randomly start talking to each other," Northcott said.
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Generations of politicians from both parties have done the same thing, from the Kennedys to the Bushes.
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Groundcherry bushes sprawl untidily and can drop their fruits early, and the plants possess other undesirable traits.
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The Bushes are also presented as being pretty much ideology-free, which was certainly not the case.
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All day they fight their way through scratchy mazes of lantana bushes that smell sharp and peppery.
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Anyone curious about just how much Houston adored the Bushes need only look at the couple's pets.
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It's not some creepy dude wearing a black cloak and the Scream mask lurking in the bushes.
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To Mitt Romney, John McCain, the Bushes and Ronald Reagan, personal character and moral integrity were paramount.
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In a nod to his complicated relationship with the Bushes, Mr. Trump will not speak on Wednesday.
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Much of the reservoir containing the project's water supply has filled up with small trees and bushes.
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His presidential portfolio eventually included Gerald R. Ford, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan and both Bushes.
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Katso points out more bushes heavy with buffalo berries, wild currants, and chokecherries tucked alongside the hills.
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Boots get sucked off by the mud, and thorny bushes are a natural impediment to moving faster.
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"The hawthorn is celebratory: It's as though champagne had been poured over bushes," said Mr. Hockney, 81.
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We walked through terrain thick with bushes of small pink wild roses and tall yellow Scotch broom.
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Alvarez, who raised eight children there, in addition to her rose bushes, which I still care for.
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Remember the early days of Fortnite, when sneaky players used to camp out from danger in bushes?
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" He hid for a few seconds in bushes nearby, then, he said, "I ran for my life.
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The dry bushes became brilliant—greener—and a hummingbird torpedoed past me so quickly that I froze.
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The female backed off into the bushes, and Diego landed with a thud that sent dust flying.
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Chan discarded the luggage the next morning in the bushes near a subway station before flying home.
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Foolishly, I stepped off but, fortunately, I landed in bushes and had only bruises from the fall.
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At one point, the bushes along the trail rustled, and a brown bunny hopped across my path.
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I believed in biblical miracles: stories of walking on water, talking bushes and multiplying loaves of bread.
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A 150-foot tunnel leads to what appear to be escape holes among sagebrush and chamisa bushes.
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The move only exacerbated the public's frustration and prompted quite a few "Spicer in the bushes" memes.
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In case you've been hiding under a bush (sorry, I couldn't resist), The Washington Post reported that Spicer hid in the bushes at the White House to avoid reporters blocking his way back to his office, later issuing a correction that he was "among the bushes," not "in" them.
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BB-8 meanwhile stays back on the sidelines behind weeds and bushes, watching the entire thing go down.
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The modern GOP—the party of Nixon, Reagan, and both Bushes—is staring down its own demographic extinction.
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In the painting, Trump is seen sitting alongside Eisenhower, Nixon, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Ford, Reagan, and the Bushes.
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Sean Spicer, the former press secretary for President Trump, is no longer hiding from reporters "among" the bushes.
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A male student took her hand, she said, and they ran toward the bushes far from the school.
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I hid in the bushes down the street until my significant other picked me up two hours later.
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For another, Claudia's body is in the bushes near the fence that separates the empty lot from Martínez's.
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His first kiss was with some lucky gal named Emily Benton, "in the bushes" somewhere called Papa Gino's.
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"We've had enough Bushes," his mother, Barbara Bush, observed prophetically before her son announced his candidacy last summer.
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He can't run from dorks on Twitter making jokes about our White House Press Secretary hiding in bushes.
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I also drove to his house and stood behind the bushes in the hope I would see him.
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Their thundering tones were also heard at the inaugural events for Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon and both Bushes.
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Selfies of the former president and newly elected governors, grinning among verdant bushes, recently circulated on social media.
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According to Doyle, Stern was killed about a mile away from the bridge and hidden in some bushes.
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So let's get the story straight on how everything went down and huddle amongst the bushes of Trumpland.
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In a patrician, dynastic family such as the Bushes, this created no small public relations counterpart and advantage.
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Hurdling bushes, Johnstone said, he shouted warnings at Ejimkonye several times before opening fire as a last resort.
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A park ranger reportedly saw him kneeling in the bushes and holding boxes with wires and duct tape.
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Zimmerman lofted a solo homer into the bushes in center for a 4-0 lead in the fourth.
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The Pendleton Ward aesthetic goes equally well with donuts and marshmallows as buildings, dumplings, bushes, and the sky.
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When the threat is real and lurking in the bushes down the path, this mechanism serves you well.
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They ate strange red berries from the bushes, though the mother had always said never to do that.
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The GPS is imprecise, so couriers and customers need to hunt down the robot's locations, sometimes behind bushes.
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Maposa pushes through a thicket of thorn-bushes to a raised dirt grave with a simple cement headstone.
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The front entrance opens onto a large outdoor courtyard with a fountain planted with trees and flowering bushes.
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Curtains drawn, the place had a vacant air, its scraggly bushes overgrown to the size of dairy cows.
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Press Secretary Sean Spicer was evading reporters by standing either in or "among" bushes on White House grounds.
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We scatter a few bones and teeth across her gravel driveway, under some bushes, and on the lawn.
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She was hiding in the bushes by the road when a family rode by with their mule cart.
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We instinctively fear the murderer hiding in the bushes, but we are at far greater risk from ourselves.
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Hundreds of rumpled sheets of paper assemble into rows of leafy black bushes, at once inviting and ominous.
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Thousands of bodies lined roadsides afterward, or lay clustered in homes and even lodged in bushes and trees.
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A long white T-shirt dress with little cap sleeves had four folkloric rose bushes down the front.
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It's why you jump when you sense rustling in the bushes before realizing it's just your neighbor's cat.
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Behind them stood a wall of thick green bushes and thorn trees that wrapped around the entire lake.
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And it just happened so quickly that everybody hid under the bushes, and everybody kind of spread out.
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One week later, investigators found her body in the bushes near a light rail station in northern Taiwan.
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The coffee season was about to begin, and red coffee berries shined in clumps against the dark bushes.
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Front gardens are packed with rose and lilac bushes, and are enclosed with low walls and green hedges.
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He grabbed his crotch and nodded toward a trail that disappeared up the hill and into some bushes.
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Bushes and sticks found in the grill of her car aided investigators in narrowing down the search area.
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I'm not sure what he did because the bushes haven't been trimmed and the weeds are still there.
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" Zaborek recalled her saying that Robbins had "grabbed her and pulled her into the bushes and fondled her.
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Because of the lack of facilities, they use roadside bushes as lavatories and occasionally become land-mine casualties.
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The Bushes were married for 73 years — they were allies, confidantes and the anchors of a political dynasty.
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But when a stranger recently ditched a bicycle in the bushes outside his door, Mr. Liu was irate.
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Mr. Rastvorov received cuts and bruises and hid in the bushes when bystanders gathered around the dying calf.
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If you don't want to answer questions about Trump's agenda, just hide in the bushes like Sean Spicer!
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Now the earth was a wasteland, covered with tree stumps and jasmine bushes that had lost their scent.
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On the roof, the ground cherries are in full swing, and the blackberry bushes are full of fruit.
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She seemed unimpressed when MonsieurJavert spotted a wild Pinsir (a sort of Viking bug) lurking in the bushes.
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Bushes and trees suggest large vegetables or flowers; chopped-off tree trunks intimate water pipes, corncobs or phalluses.
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People view the Cerrado "just as bushes, twisted vegetation and shrubs," lamented Alencar, the science director at IPAM.
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Social media users quickly took to the playful photo, many making joking connections between Clinton posing between the Bushes to a Washington Post report in May that said White House press secretary Sean Spicer dodged press "among the bushes" outside the White House after former FBI Director James Comey's firing.
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LEGO is using sugarcane to produce a specific, softer type of plastic, called polyethylene, for its plants and bushes.
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Yep. Spicer's actions bring to mind that famous scene from The Simpsons where Homer slinks away into the bushes.
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Page wrote that while protocol dictated the Bushes be invited to state dinners, it seems that was all Mrs.
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"The Bushes didn't hesitate for one second in accepting it," Bush family spokesman, Jim McGrath, told the Houston Chronicle.
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My mom thinks that a gay man is someone who wears black leather chaps and has sex in bushes.
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Even the way the soil mounded wildly looked different, and what about the gnarled plants and those rough bushes?
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But on nine, the world number 37 was left forlornly searching bushes lining the water after an errant drive.
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Imagine if a hipster white chef started making pasta and enhanced it with salt bushes in the Mojave desert.
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An ongoing campaign provides funding to plant coffee bushes in Nepal to help farmers devastated by the 2015 earthquake.
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The man, Andrew Schneck, was spotted by a ranger kneeling in the bushes near a statue of Confederate Maj.
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He hit into bushes on the fifth and had to take a drop, which resulted in a double bogey.
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I ran past bushes and rock formations marked by little, black smoke clouds flecked with red — seemingly denoting danger.
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To compensate for the fact that many leading members of the party -- the Bushes, John McCain, Mitt Romney, etc.
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The reporters walked through bushes and noticed newly cut branches marking a path on the side of a hill.
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" She liked it "so much that when the Bushes returned to Houston that October, she brought it with her.
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There was no restroom inside, so we foolishly relieved ourselves on the backside of the building behind some bushes.
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According to the White House, the Bushes ultimately relocated 29 times through the first 44 years of their marriage.
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The wild desert woodrat spends its days scurrying around the Mojave desert and looking for creosote bushes to eat.
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At my house, it is that special time of the year—the time to trim the trees and bushes.
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Helicopter gunships were firing at the bushes in that area where the militants are hiding, Iraqi army officials said.
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Now you too can have the White House press secretary in — or rather, 'among' — the bushes in your yard.
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Spicer in the bushes Spicer returned to the White House podium Friday to finally answer questions about Comey's firing.
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The Bushes remain only the second father-son presidents in U.S. history, after John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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Meanwhile, bloated plutocrats like Trump, the Koch brothers, the Bushes, Carl Icahn, and Paul Ryan embrace openly regressive policies.
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Harvey caused massive flooding in the Bushes' home state of Texas and neighboring Louisiana, destroying homes and killing dozens.
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In street after street, modest single-storey houses sit behind grass yards dotted with bougainvillea bushes and palm trees.
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He paces out the area involved, the landscape dotted with small creosote bushes just behind his acre of property.
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They tell us, for example, that Sean Spicer was comfortable enough not to hide in the bushes this time.
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"I voted for Reagan, I voted for both Bushes, and I never voted for Obama," he explained to Issa.
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State television broadcast footage of soldiers camouflaged as bushes shouting "socialist fatherland!" while commanders brandished Russian-made military equipment.
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And unlike Trump, Reagan and the Bushes did not express themselves as partisans but as leaders for all Americans.
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The Bushes "are troubled by a guy who has really bizarre conspiracy theories as our party's nominee," Fratto said.
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Arabian camels need a varied diet of salt bushes, grass, shrubs, acacia to thrive, otherwise, they die, he added.
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Shortly after the event, reporters tweeted out the photo of Clinton posed between the library's statues of both Bushes.
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He's been in touch with most living presidents: Trump named calls from presidents Clinton and Bushes 1 and 2.
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Both Trump and Sanders embody a different style of politics than Obama, the Clintons, the Bushes, and so forth.
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Even the worst polls — Pew has him at 39 — show his support with Republican exceeds Reagan or the Bushes.
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After that, playtime with my best mates swiftly becomes less public, consigned to midnight sleepovers or bushes in parks.
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The security guards alerted the police soon after, but the wild cat escaped to hide in the nearby bushes.
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The next day you debrief, Ocean's Eleven style, and swap tales of aborted snogs and being sick into bushes.
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The third-of-an-acre property is planted with fig, plum and apple trees, and blueberry and raspberry bushes.
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"Don't worry, kids!" he would call out as he went diving into the bushes to avoid an inky kitten.
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Last month, the Indian rangers squirted some Obsession on bushes here and there, hoping to draw the tiger out.
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You feel as if you're at one with nature, able to communicate and interact with trees, flowers, and bushes.
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"Search parties have been dispatched into the surrounding bushes with a view to rescue the others," the police said.
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Here is the first black president, an excellent human being and dignified leader and he's sitting in the bushes.
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Others appeared to have been freshly killed, partly covered by bushes in an attempt to hide them from view.
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After the house was inspected, volunteers started removing trash from the house and pulling up bushes from the yard.
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How long can the garden go without water before the blueberry bushes and the spinach give up the ghost?
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Republicans, including the Bushes, Romney and McCain, have spoken out against racism and violence since, contrasting themselves with Trump.
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I doubled down on not stepping on any sticks, not brushing noisily against any bushes, and certainly not talking.
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"I was going to go behind the bushes or on the ground or in the building," Ms. Sudol said.
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Definitely not an inhabitant of the great tradition that gave us Presidents such as Reagan and the two Bushes.
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" And a banana peel tossed in the bushes: "Having a sense of privacy is important to me, especially nowadays.
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The Bushes thank their fellow Americans and others around the world for their prayers and good wishes, McGrath wrote.
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But the family Trump is a far cry from the American political dynasties of the past -- the Kennedys, the Bushes.
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As she was walking to her car, he jumped out of the bushes and brutally stabbed her forty-one times.
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During a mission to resupply fighters with weapons, he hung back from the group and hid in the bushes overnight.
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For another, Gómez González's body can be seen in bushes near a fence that separates the empty lot from Martínez's.
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When Kok entered his Volkswagen Polo, a hooded figure jumped from the bushes and shot into the vehicle, killing Kok.
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"Oop, here's your phone," one man says in a hilarious exchange, while the camera's still pointed at the luscious bushes.
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The vehicle, which was being driven by Malone's assistant, then smashed through a nearby fence before stopping in some bushes.
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The man came out of nowhere, she said, and grabbed her, pulling her into the bushes and out of sight.
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All included a cuaniquil that hosted an active ant colony and six coffee bushes that were not touching one another.
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The team followed up by counting ants periodically on specific sections of the coffee bushes during the days that followed.
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Few producers are making the investments that are needed to raise productivity by uprooting old bushes and planting new ones.
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Both Bushes produced the smallest gains, though Bush II spent his first term recovering from a brief recession in 303.
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Shortly before their joint hospitalization, the Bushes made their apologies to Trump for missing his inauguration with a comedic letter.
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After all, if Republicans were still willing to listen to the Bushes, Jeb, not Donald Trump, would be the nominee.
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The Uzuakoli center has a run-down air, surrounded by overgrown bushes; its hospital wards furnished with bare, worn mattresses.
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He was found hiding in a row of bushes on hotel property, and was subsequently searched and taken into custody.
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Lazaro's dehydrated, malnourished, 18-pound body was found in November 1990 in the bushes of a home in Miami Beach.
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According to Portland Police, he was taken the hospital for treatment for exposure to cold and scratches from the bushes.
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Arriving on the second floor, I pass down a corridor lined with bushes and see the kobold fire mage immediately.
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The Washington Post reported that Spicer was hidden "among" -- not IN -- "the bushes" out of sight of nearby TV reporters.
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After he graduated from Yale University on an accelerated schedule, the Bushes headed to the oil fields of West Texas.
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Bushes and trees grow out of the cracks of the run-down premises, as if burying the socialist project itself.
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Earn balks, and the man replies, "Bite this sandwich," all before vanishing from the bus and walking into the bushes.
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The plot was weedy and wild, the Sémillon grapes we'd be harvesting sharing space with prickly blackberry bushes and tarweed.
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Sjogren, whose front garden — called Swedish Summer Dream — is planted with black and red currants, gooseberry bushes and apple trees.
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All around us were old bottles and dead bushes and gnarled stumps, including the skeleton of a large fig tree.
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It's known for its many stone houses laden with bougainvillea bushes, particularly because Turkish poet Can Yücel previously lived there.
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Maybe. But the photo was a fake — a composite of photos of the Bushes fishing and New Orleans flooding. Snopes.
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Meanwhile, New York's currently partly cloudy day shows puffy clouds over green grass, with a bird hiding in the bushes.
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The principles built over time by presidents like Eisenhower, Reagan and the Bushes were too "pro-establishment" for their tastes.
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When people in the neighborhood complained about the situation, di Suvero said, the city's solution was to trim the bushes.
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People sometimes pushed the bodies of users who had overdosed and died into the bushes instead of calling the police.
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Her description of hiding in the bushes across from the Bataclan concert hall is utterly persuasive in its hallucinatory quality.
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The truth was, the Bushes lived in Houston as they had lived on the East Coast, like well-bred Yankees.
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A soft yellow rose burst from one of the bushes, and it felt just right for the most spiritual Beatle.
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At around two in the morning, soldiers comb through the bushes in the Coulée Verte gardens, searching with their flashlights.
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The piece, a commission involving spherical holly bushes, was destroyed, according to the artist, after developers removed it in 2008.
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The driver took the vehicle key and hurled it as far as he could into the bushes beside the road.
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I joked that my husband and I would forever speak of this as the night we dined with the Bushes.
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And of course there were the Bushes themselves, a large and boisterous clan from Maine, Texas and everywhere in between.
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Because they know the Bushes are together and if we're sad, they'll haunt us for the rest of our lives.
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Neighbors collectively maintain bushes and flower beds on the block's corners, and they've taken up the task of watering trees.
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The Rubber Tramp Rendezvous agora was a centrally located patch of chalky ground ringed by creosote bushes and giant saguaro.
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Growers are planting tea bushes in the same kind of steep, high-elevation fields that granted Darjeeling its unmatched reputation.
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Reporters hid in the bushes in her Connecticut town, her son was "ambushed," and she fielded indiscreet comments from pharmacists.
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Some years the contest winner has been presented with cuttings from bushes at the Kilmer service plaza on the Turnpike.
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You can never recalculate it or get it back, not unless you find a time machine somewhere in the bushes.
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When she reached the peak, she was surprised to see lime-colored bushes and yellow grass shifting in the breeze.
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Everyone knows Abraham Lincoln is from Illinois, that the Bushes call Texas home, and that Ronald Reagan lived in California.
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The Bushes, as millions of couples before them, also made time for a photograph in front of the Taj Mahal.
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The avocado trees, rose bushes and nopal cactuses they've planted still rise, bloom and give fruit in the front yards.
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It is no wonder, then, that key Republicans — including both President Bushes, former Republican National Committee Chair and Mississippi Gov.
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The avocado trees are the workhorses, acting as trellises for passion fruit vines and providing shade for the coffee bushes.
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It shows a lifeless woman curled up on the snow amidst thorn bushes, a red woolen cap on her head.
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"SNL" did a skit that weekend of a scared Spicer looking into the White House from a set of bushes.
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For better or for worse, and to the repeated horror of the Bushes, McCains, and Romneys, Trump isn't playing nice.
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Slowly, the water lengthens into muddy fingers, reaching between bushes and spreading over stones, before plunging over a cliff face.
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Then the farm's manager, Juan Crisostomo Osorio Marín, beckoned me to follow a dirt path up into the coffee bushes.
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Indeed, beating the bushes to even get a home video executive to do so now, I came up with nothing.
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Everyone waited patiently in long lines, respectfully observing rules like no spitting or allowing children to use bushes as toilets.
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And even Trump's fiercest critics within the GOP - Never Trumpers like Mitt Romney and the Bushes - are wishing him luck.
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Bushes have also won elections in three states — Connecticut, Texas, and Florida — and the Clintons two, Arkansas and New York.
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She bought 10,000 Christmas lights of all different colors and arranged them in a rainbow on the bushes outside her house.
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After the election Republicans (including the Bushes) have been lining up to show their support for our new commander in chief.
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Those close ties may now create concern from the current president -- given Trump&aposs past rhetorical run-ins with the Bushes.
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During before dinner toasts, congratulatory notes were read aloud from four presidents, including Obama, both Bushes as well as the Clintons.
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Handheld-camera shots of bushes, a garden, and then of a person soldering metal, flicker as if in a quick hallucination.
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Ashley even helped bury Robin Bush, the Bushes' second child, after she died of pediatric leukemia at the age of 4.
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All of the coffee bushes there were growing under a canopy of shade trees, and some of these trees were cuaniquil.
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"It was an installation with dangerous looking bushes that would poke and prod you if you came too close," she says.
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During before dinner toasts, congratulatory notes were read aloud from four presidents, including Obama, both Bushes as well as both Clintons.
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There's an illustration of a great fat man wearing a bow tie; he has a big nose and eyebrows like bushes.
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Today, for example, the game's grenade launchers have been replaced with snowball launchers, and bushes are now adorned with Christmas lights.
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The artist suddenly leans to his right, loses control, and begins to roll off the roof and into the bushes below.
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The northern state of Haryana even toyed with the idea of deploying drones to spy on people defecating in the bushes.
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They have little or no access to sanitation facilities and most have to defecate in the bushes outside, the report said.
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A baby northern fur seal is recovering after being discovered in some bushes at a San Francisco Bay Area business park.
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While Barnes was referencing the dark red sand and thorny bushes around him—he could have easily meant in our hearts.
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Note: An earlier version of this article cited news reports that Sean Spicer hid in the bushes to avoid reporters' questions.
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They attacked at night, snuck up on people, hid in bushes, impersonated nobles... they were basically the James Bonds of Japan.
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" Stone called Cruz a "dumb son of a bitch" and a "butt boy for the Bushes disguising himself as a conservative.
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According to the criminal complaint, a Houston park ranger spotted Schneck kneeling in the bushes near the Dowling statue on Saturday.
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So one day I lingered intentionally on my way back from the bus, and this older guy was in the bushes.
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Erso tells his daughter Jyn that he's doing this to protect her, and in subsequent shots, she's hiding in the bushes.
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Kevin Ryan, president of Covenant House: Clare and I send our love & sympathy to the Bushes on the loss of Pres.
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The house is on three and a third acres, landscaped with mature trees, perennials, bushes, raised garden beds and a pond.
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The rooftop garden, with stunning views of downtown Manhattan, was once lush with rose bushes, magnolia trees, Japanese maples, and cacti.
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Jackson, Wyoming (CNN)Immediately to my right, there was a steep mountainside, a veritable wall of brown grass, bushes and trees.
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Their yard is filled with food: blackberry bushes, grape vines, and fruit trees — fig, peach, pomegranate, guava, mulberry, jujubes, and banana.
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Mr. Abaaoud would spend four days and three nights camped in the bushes, while his cousin returned with cake and water.
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And instead of just sort of saying he got lucky and to himself, just going about, he was taunting the Bushes.
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The Bushes were in this very tough position of having to watch their sons endure the disappointments that accompany political life.
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In the forest land that Dhamditola has claims over, fruit trees and medicinal herbs jostle against tendu bushes and bamboo clumps.
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She fled the house and hid in the bushes in a neighbor's yard, and heard what sounded like a shotgun blast.
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But they end up having a horizontal make out session — which of course the cameras are silently capturing through the bushes.
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Her body was found on Saturday in the bushes near the Danube River in Ruse, a small city in northern Bulgaria.
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The Bushes were just another pair of Yankee immigrants without much flash, which in those days was the behavior of choice.
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Houston has always had a soft spot for local celebrities, and the Bushes served as Exhibit A for the city's ambition.
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He assumed the post in 19883, and the Bushes moved into the ambassadorial suite of the Waldorf Towers in New York.
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When the tupelo flowers start to fade, bees will move on to whatever blooms next, which here is often gallberry bushes.
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My wife and I had known the Bushes for only 30 hours, and there we were, sharing this intimate family moment.
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Purple and blue prayer cloths, used by those who came to ask Hazana's help, were hanging on some of the bushes.
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The lawyers say the photographs, taken while the duchess was walking the family's dogs, were made by photographers hiding in bushes.
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The lawyers say the photographs, taken while the duchess was walking the family's dogs, were made by photographers hiding in bushes.
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In another call about 10 minutes later, Candace Smith tells the operator she is hiding in the bushes outside their home.
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That may be one reason the people did not run or dive into the bushes when the first gunshots rang out.
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But thanks to Mr. Ruskey, they have realized that their sprawling avocado trees provide perfect shade for high-quality coffee bushes.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex say the photog who got the shots was hiding in bushes and spying on Meghan.
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In utter chaos, the girls fled in all directions, scaling walls and hiding in bushes as the men descended on them.
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When he finally led Rachel to the spot, little did she know that Merkel was crouched in the bushes, totally hidden.
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Upset by the noise, Harrison veered away from the finish line with 10 yards to go and hid in the bushes.
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The Lego Group announced pieces such as leaves, bushes and trees will be made of a plant-based plastic using sugarcane.
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Here, the embers will blow onto roofs, onto parched lawns and bushes, and begin burning thousands of buildings, block by block.
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She was walking on campus one night to meet a group of friends, when a stranger pulled her into the bushes.
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Every time I hiked through the scrub, road runners, fence lizards, kangaroo rats and blacktail jackrabbits skittered under the creosote bushes.
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The ball bounced hard off a temporary green to the left and beyond the out-of-bounds stake into the bushes.
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"Now you too can have the White House press secretary in - or rather, among - the bushes in your yard," Kadonga wrote.
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The police had been tipped off when someone found chair legs with screws hammered in, in the bushes near the school.
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Often the shiny material grazes the leaves of trees and bushes, further emphasizing just how secured and restricted these homes are.
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Folks are also free to paint their Nest cams in various camouflage patterns and hide them in bushes to avoid detection.
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As you can see from Brody's photos, three men can be seen by the bushes in the background of the first page, and in the second page that Brody tweeted, the men have vanished (presumably behind the bushes) and an elderly woman can be seen looking quite shocked at whatever is going on behind the bush.
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But they didn't say anything else and just pulled me into the bushes where they started doing what they did to me.
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"They dragged him to the side of the road to some bushes, took a saw and started cutting his legs," he continued.
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A Bush family spokesman, Jim McGrath, said that the Bushes were "very happy" that Trump went to speak to the CIA. 53.
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It's still a beautiful woodland — the only indication of Apple's proposed project is a couple of planning notices hidden in the bushes.
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That has reporters in bushes; false and inaccurate stories printed; photographers peeking in our windows; swarms of helicopters hovering over our roof.
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Espitia allegedly told police he blacked out and had no recollection of what happened, and awoke confused in a thicket of bushes.
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Laura Luelmo, 26, had been missing for six days when her half-naked body was found hidden behind some bushes on Monday.
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She wrote in the post that she was followed by the guard, who later overpowered her and raped her in the bushes.
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A passer-by found the Indian student unconscious in the bushes of a park outside Rohtak and took her to a hospital.
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Spicer has a prior engagement, though he was quite literally hiding in the bushes last night after the shit hit the fan.
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But whatever the reason, McCain didn't step up to lead a Republican resistance, and neither did Romney or any of the Bushes.
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We'll see next week if he still has a job at the White House or if he'll be tossed among the bushes.
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Honestly, this is a deeply unfair comparison that Barack and Wiley do not deserve, but where there are bushes, there are memes.
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"They remembered being brought out of the bushes, forced into churches, forced to learn English, forced to cut their hair," said Weeks.
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But he was seen at the White House, apparently hiding from reporters "among" some bushes, presumably to avoid questions about Comey's firing.
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This visibility panicked people—and created an idea of a mass of homosexual people hiding behind closed doors, or in the bushes.
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Out in the country, some villagers don't even have those—when nature calls, they head to the bushes or into the fields.
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Recent wealthy presidents — the Bushes, John Kennedy, Franklin Roosevelt — have been essentially rich kids who inherited dynastic fortunes that they invested passively.
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"Bushes were to win, but not brag; succeed, but not preen," Jon Meacham writes in his recent biography of the 41st president.
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Yale has graduated five presidents from both undergrad and their law school—Gerald Ford, William Taft, Bill Clinton, and the two Bushes.
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You can take Sean Spicer out of the White House, but you'll never be able to take him out of the bushes.
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Fans of this book are destined to forever peek behind bushes, searching for a hidden handle that leads to an undiscovered paradise.
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"All the Bushes are people of integrity," said Mr. Johnson, who is locked in a difficult race with former Senator Russ Feingold.
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Dozens of security heavies with earpieces lurked discreetly in the bushes, ready to boot any foolhardy crashers willing to try their luck.
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Even Mr. Romero, happily tending his avocado bushes on land once filled with mighty trees, is saddened by the loss of forest.
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The roof had given way long ago and nature had crept inside, with skeletal bushes and limp grasses rising in the stalls.
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The low humidity, Mr. Minnich said, had dried out shrubs and bushes — known as chaparral — making them as flammable as a carpet.
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The branches of the bushes growing out of the ruins are adorned with specks for leaves, which, unstemmed, evoke clouds of moths.
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In essence, all the Bushes have peddled an ideological fusion that can cement the right wing and center of the Republican coalition.
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When asked why the Bushes were such big fans of their pizza, Rita Hajjar said they just loved her husband's secret ingredient.
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On Wednesday, two weeks after her daring break, an unidentified man and his son found Abuh in the bushes outside the park.
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After the bushes offer up their green buds, they produce otherworldly flowers: four white petals around a shock of purple-tipped filaments.
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Trump — like the two George Bushes and Ronald Reagan before him — holds a set of policy positions that split men and women.
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At this lunch with a friend in an outdoor restaurant, a landscaper began blowing leaves from underneath the bushes surrounding our table.
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When the Bushes' friends raised almost $200,000 to spruce up the vice-presidential house the same year, there was hardly a stir.
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Imagine long rows of connected limestone columns framed by bushes of oleander — pink and white flowers that are fragrant, delicate and deadly.
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Is the black river they've gathered around in fact a pool of oil, the engine of wealth for the Bushes and Cheneys?
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Some people were hiding in the hills, some were in the ponds, some were in the bushes, some were in the toilets.
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After a drink, explore the nearby Julia Davis Rose Garden, which holds more than 2,000 rose bushes inside a 43-acre park.
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"You're literally hiding in the bushes!" my friend laughed, eyeing me, as I leaned against the wall behind a tall potted plant.
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Almost nothing can hurt a president's popularity the way a weak economy can, as both George Bushes and Jimmy Carter painfully learned.
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Eleven weeks after the fire in Penn State Forest, at the height of summer's greening, new blueberry bushes were already shin high.
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"People often assume that rapists are creepy, scary men who lunge out from hiding among bushes and attack unsuspecting women," he said.
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Two players who had just returned from fishing, and were not yet in football shape, went into the bushes and threw up.
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Take your meal to the recently renovated pond at nearby McKinley Park, where 1,200 rose bushes in bloom from March through May.
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The Ansary family, prominent Iranian-Americans in Dallas who are longtime allies of the Bushes, gave $2 million to Mr. Trump's inauguration.
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Political dynasties aren't unheard of in the United States: Most recently, Americans voted in father-son President Bushes in 1988 and 2000.
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The bushes were caged above ground, too, and then wrapped to insulate and protect their leaves — just planting them took three months.
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A rustling in the bushes, then a limb and after that another limb steps out of the trees surrounding the back yard.
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He gained sufficient support last November to take over the administration, but he didn't run only against the Clintons, Bushes, and Obama.
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Spicer was also caught huddling with staff members near some bushes on the White House lawn one night when news was breaking.
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As the men ransacked the town, a young boy named Chuol and his eight siblings ran and hid in the bushes nearby.
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But most of the island is dotted with thorny bushes, and cargo containers and pallets proliferate willy-nilly in sandy vacant fields.
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Aides were at pains to keep press contingents small, often shooing them away from the Bushes after brief photograph opportunities and remarks.
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The Bushes always thought their sober and studious second son would be president, but the prodigal son shoved Jeb out of the way.
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That difficult period was made more trying, for the Bushes, by the bizarre experience of reading in the New York Times about Mrs.
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Reagan similarly slashed out the Bushes from the invitation list for her husband's birthday in 230, though an aide got them back on.
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Graham was with the Bushes in the White House residence the night Operation Desert Storm to liberate Kuwait commenced Jan 16 1991. pic.twitter.
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You won't have people jumping out of the bushes yelling about Italian pizza, or how this pizza is not real Italian or whatever.
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It's a welcome addition for the park that had just three toilets, which led many to relieve themselves in bushes and on buildings.
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You'll recognize Spicer as the clown who was hiding "among" the bushes while trying to avoid the press after Trump fired James Comey.
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This was later corrected by the Washington Post to clarify he was "among" some bushes, not "in" them, but the legend spread nonetheless.
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He ultimately keeps walking, but as we watch Archie walk away, a black-hooded figure steps out from green bushes and watches Archie!
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The home, tucked away behind bushes, features very Australian insignia, painted yellow and green, with a kangaroo and emu emblem on the verandah.
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George Bush holds up the German-language version of Millie's Book, written by Barbara Bush from the perspective of the Bushes' dog, Millie.
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A least one person was shoved into bushes at the hotel in the capital, Harare, where the presser was due to be held.
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A man and his wife rifle though tomato bushes growing in a wooden garden bed in the Point Breeze neighborhood in South Philly.
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"They carry a lot of personal attacks out of the primary," he said of the Bushes, referring to Trump's attacks on Jeb Bush.
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The migrants, in footage on regional television station, complained about poor conditions at the site, showing snakes they had found in surrounding bushes.
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Unlike past Republican presidents -- Reagan or both Bushes -- there was no appeal to moral leadership or spreading freedom and democracy around the world.
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To the trunks of three of these bushes, selected at random, they tied strings that led to branches of the ant-bearing cuaniquil.
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At least 17 people were killed in southern California by mudslides that swept down hillsides stripped of bushes and trees by recent wildfires.
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Her husband, who has since passed away, helped by carrying water and planting thorny bushes to protect the trees from hungry wild animals.
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Peeping in the bushes to take pictures of the girl you like as she hooks up with another guy is one of them.
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Frustration at stagnant incomes could be to blame, but Mr Reagan and both Bushes were elected while median wages were growing only slowly.
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Once there, the two men heard a rustle in the bushes, saw the barrel of a gun and then the flash of gunfire.
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We've had multiple rounds of playground-related stitches, and a reattached fingertip after one incident with the neighbor's bushes and electric garden shears.
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The Bushes and the Romneys will lead the exodus over to the Democrats, following the well-worn path first travelled by the Rockefellers.
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The Bushes had not previously announced the hospital visit because they said they did not want to worry anyone over the Easter weekend.
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By that night, top administration press aides emerged from among the bushes and scattered themselves across the airwaves to make the President's case.
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We talk about all the Comey firing memes: Spicer hiding in the bushes and Anderson Cooper's now-iconic eye roll... 7:44 p.m.
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"South Carolina has been good to the Bushes in the past, and I'm hoping and praying it will be good again," he said.
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Trump tweeted a get-well message to the Bushes and outgoing President Barack Obama praised them as constant source of friendship and counsel.
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The victim stated that the door hit her so hard it caused her to topple backwards down three steps and into some bushes.
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Maybe we're a little too adult to be rustling for eggs in the bushes this morning, but we're never too old for Funfetti.
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And if she needed to manage her period at school, her only refuge was in the bushes since there were no proper bathrooms.
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Graham was with the Bushes in the White House residence the night Operation Desert Storm to liberate Kuwait commenced Jan 873 1991. pic.twitter.
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Jenna recently told PEOPLE that the Bushes will travel to Maine to visit the former president for his 94th birthday on June 12.
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The Bushes were only the second father-and-son in history to have held the office, after John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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When the deputies arrived, however, a 13-year-old girl crawled out of the nearby bushes and told them she had been raped.
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You are walking in the park one day when an old crone draped in a red and black robe emerges from the bushes.
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Devin led them down a hillside and under a tree, and the children used bushes to create a hiding place, Mr. Langford said.
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After a couple of hours of harvesting, and of spitting seeds into the bushes, I felt something beginning to happen on my tongue.
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Yes, in some regards there are similarities between the Clinton Foundation and presidential libraries of the Bushes, and family dynasties and foreign donations.
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"The Bushes have always been the ones who properly and best communicated with Hispanic voters in Florida," said Custin, referring to former Gov.
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It's still unclear under what conditions the North Korean defector was retrieved, with the spokesman saying he was found collapsed in some bushes.
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In one reference to Donald H. Rumsfeld, the former defense secretary, he accuses "the idiot Rummy" of being disloyal to both President Bushes.
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Friends are advised to discourage this behavior by reminding the driver that they wouldn't allow someone to park on their prized rose bushes.
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A fragrant mound of rose bushes, thyme beds, and magnolia and crab apple trees rises on a former roadway reclaimed for open space.
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Once there, the men urinated around the bushes, and Mr. Lochte damaged a sign, according to a police description of Mr. Bentz's account.
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He jumped across nearby bushes, grabbed a fuming tear gas canister, stuffed it into his bag and waited for it to extinguish itself.
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One Trump supporter at the Pennsylvania rally on Thursday accused the Clintons, Bushes and Obamas of all being apart of the deep state.
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We zoomed down the narrow street, past large cement homes with high boundary walls, past palm trees, hibiscus bushes, even a stray dog.
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It's an open secret in the White House that the Bushes were, without question, the favorite modern first family with the residence staff.
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Police returned a few hours later with a search warrant ... and found a handgun in the bushes below the balcony of Pump's apartment.
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"The biggest thing I can say is he wasn't flashy, he wasn't a freak talent, and he was in the bushes," Branch says.
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Like, following them home from their jobs, lurking through the bushes outside their windows, rifling through their trash cans, that sort of thing?
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Images from the scene show flames and a column of smoke rising from an aircraft on the ground among bushes and tall grass.
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You're not trailing behind them as they step out of the bushes and move toward their watering holes; you're inside their watering hole.
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The elder Bushes governed in a spirit of congeniality and of civility, a far cry from the partisan ferocity of our own time.
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But perhaps in deference to the family's sensibilities, he waited to visit the Capitol on Monday evening until after the Bushes had left.
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Ms. Clement said that customers coming in on Saturday had expressed their condolences to her, knowing that the Bushes were her good friends.
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Multiple reporters have heard from aides that Trump is suspicious of anyone in the GOP who was too closely tied to the Bushes.
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They began to pray, their voices swirling with the sounds of crickets in the nearby bushes and cumbia blasting from across the river.
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"You can literally break it up and put it in a compost pile, then scatter it around your rose bushes," Mr. Ward said.
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In other words, the disappointing legacy we inherited from the Bushes and the Clintons that helped pave the way to Mr. Trump's election.
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The friend would stash it in a trash can or under the bushes, where "he could get it real quick," the friend said.
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Well, those days are back — only instead of bushes, you can now opt to hide from mean enemies in handy haystacks and dumpsters.
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He and his 27-year-old son spent the day harvesting the coca bushes as a fellow coca farmer, Arnulio Quiñones, looked on.
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He then slid a piece of cardboard under the bowl and carried the chipmunk out into the bushes, where he set it free.
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Their centres are warrens built around foot traffic, that had to be trimmed, straightened and trained like rose bushes as car ownership grew.
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He knows how to push a Republican president's priorities past bureaucratic intransigence, as he skillfully did for Ronald Reagan and both George Bushes.
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He sells it under the name Pajarito, or little bird, because he sees lots of birds among the bushes where this coffee grows.
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The delivery guy might be forced to relieve himself in your bushes if not for the cameras his boss installed on every porch.
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Toy manufacturer Lego has announced it is to make some of its pieces, including leaves, bushes and trees, from sustainable, plant-based plastic.
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It's pretty awesome ... JB and crew were in the bushes in the Lake Hollywood area of L.A., rapping about Jesus and The King.
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Another notorious moment occurred when Spicer ducked into some bushes to avoid reporters' questions on Trump's abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Click here to view original GIFA visual approximation of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Tuesday night, among the bushes (Meme'd by an unknown memer)After the news on Tuesday that Donald Trump had fired FBI Director James Comey, one of the most surreal moments featured White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer hiding in the bushes to stay away from the press.
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On Tuesday night, during the news blitzkrieg that followed the firing of FBI director James Comey, a legitimately funny thing came along for liberals to laugh at: White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer gave a timid press briefing with no bright lights and no video, after concealing himself among the White House bushes (or near the bushes, as the Washington Post clarified).
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Chelsea Clinton sent her support to the Bushes after the coin toss, saying she was happy to see them looking healthy at the game.
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Herbs, cactus bushes and low trees provide food for finches—small, medium and large ground finches, as well as cactus finches—and other birds.
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Forest's in-app store allows users to unlock different species of virtual bushes and trees in hopes of making the virtual gardens more exciting.
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" She adds, "It's also important to maintain the vegetation in your yard — to keep the grass mowed and bushes trimmed, with good air flow.
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It's all pretty straightforward, though, asking you to identify a series of common objects – a table, a couch, a door, clouds, plants and bushes.
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The heavily-armed troops jump out of the chopper and start hacking down the waste-high sativa bushes with swift swipes of their machetes.
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When, for example, we see something moving in the bushes in front of us, our first instinct is to consider danger instead of opportunity.
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The half-mile to the arch was snow-covered and wound past prickly bushes, boulders, frozen puddles, cactuses and dead-but-still-standing trees.
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Trans People Should "Go In The Bushes" America has taken both major steps forward and huge steps back on trans rights in recent years.
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" When Turner patiently responded that transgender people don't choose their gender, it is who they are, Dash said, "Okay, then go to the bushes.
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Once there, Mulvihill and his neighbor heard a rustle in the bushes, saw the barrel of a gun and then the flash of gunfire.
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After weeks of harsh heat his land, one and a half hectares (four acres) of peanuts, chillies and mulberry bushes, has turned to dust.
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The light of the partial moon was quite sufficient to pick out the silhouettes of spiky bayonet and spindly manzanita and raggedy creosote bushes.
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Had Romney won the Republican nomination instead of Richard Nixon, the Romneys might have become the leading Republican political dynasty, rather than the Bushes.
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There is a reason, for example, that Presidents Reagan, Clinton and both Bushes wore shoes by the same shoemaker, Allen Edmonds, for their inaugurations.
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There are at least three dynasties in play in this election: the Trumps, the Clintons, and, backstage but still a potent force, the Bushes.
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The source said the Bushes had not previously announced the hospital visit because they did not want to worry anyone over the Easter weekend.
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"With every joy, the Bushes again extend their wishes for a very merry Christmas and a very happy New Year," the message inside reads.
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Spicer also avoided questions about the president firing former FBI Director James Comey in May by hiding among the bushes at the White House.
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In the tight-knuckled, bare-fisted world of Washington politics, the Bushes proved over the years that they could hit as hard as anyone.
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Instead, the Republicans are beating the bushes for any evidence of "fraud" they can point to as a rationale for newly restrictive voting rules.
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Likewise, with its wild blueberry bushes and deep forests, the 7.5 acre island feels wild and yet is only 900 feet from the mainland.
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In addition to the Bushes, 85033 nominee John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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Yet even there, the last two GOP presidents — the Bushes — governed from the center, certainly enough to enrage their conservative supporters and fuel insurgencies.
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Daily temperatures have risen, nights don't cool as they once did, and a sudden hailstorm can batter a hillside of tea bushes with ice.
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The Bushes are the parents of former President George W. Bush and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, who sought the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
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With latrines instead of bushes, and lessons on how to make reusable sanitary pads, girls like Esther have no reason to skip school anymore.
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So I turn around to pick a beer out of my bag and offer it to him, but he's disappeared off into the bushes.
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Because, unbeknownst to the Bushes of the Republican Party, the GOP had fundamentally changed in the eight years that Barack Obama served as president.
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Bentz said the guards confronted them after they had urinated behind some bushes and Lochte tore the metal-framed advertising poster from the wall.
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"Not since the Bushes, Jeb and W., have we seen a Republican candidate as effective at communicating with Hispanic voters," he said of Scott.
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Corporal Castro, who had been part of the unit, recalled one summer night when the two officers crawled into some bushes before a raid.
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If that is so, then why were presidential candidates (including Clinton in the 1990s and both Bushes) so eager to promote mortgage risk subsidies?
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The first family on Tuesday visited with the Bushes at the Blair House, the government guest house across the street from the White House.
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In one of their last public appearances, the Bushes attended the 2017 Super Bowl in Houston, with George performing the ceremonial pregame coin flip.
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While a few dozen managed to escape by jumping out of trucks and hiding in bushes, 219 remained missing for more than two years.
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The pair had been hiding in the bushes, and were ushered into the car to head to a safe house funded by the charity.
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Jahura Khatu, who lived through the 1971 Bangladesh war of independence, spoke about how she hid in the bushes from the marauding Pakistani army.
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Six weeks after he buried his dad, Tristan went with his family back to plant the bushes Jake wanted to grow over his grave.
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A few dozen newly-erected white tents could be seen on Wednesday in a meadow surrounded by trees and bushes and guarded by police.
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Illegal souvenir sellers stashed their blue plastic bags full of tchotchkes in the tree limbs before ducking into bushes that they used as toilets.
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Unlike President Trump, who does his own wet work, the Bushes took the more refined route of outsourcing their ends-justify-the-means moves.
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And the back, which has a raised deck, gazebo and stone patio, is planted with a giant sycamore, dogwood, cherry trees and quince bushes.
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The mother kept pacing back and forth a few yards in front of us while signaling the baby giraffe to hide behind the bushes.
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Quaint tables and chairs populate the courtyard where guests can read, drink, eat, and chat, while still being shaded by trees and lush bushes.
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"Porky's" ends with her charging from the bushes and tackling Tommy, demented yet determined to expose him as the owner of that peephole penis.
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The ground-hugging, scrubby bushes have the darkest, smallest, most concentrated fruit, while the high-bush varieties will fill your hat or basket faster.
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The memorial, half hidden among bushes, is the only one around here, or perhaps anywhere in China, for victims of the Great Leap famine.
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The panorama of scattered yucca and pinyon bushes was bordered by snowy mountains, facing the sunset: a hard-earned bit of high-desert paradise.
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"Finally for today, the Bushes are concerned about making sure they thank their well-wishers for their kindness, and especially their prayers," McGrath added.
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Hey, that might sound bad, but at least Sean Spicer was hiding in an office and not the bushes, like he did last week.
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There was some progress, and he will get credit — though not from everyone — for beating the bushes in his search for more technical players.
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Then I saw this large van, a very unusual looking vehicle, out here in Schoharie in the bushes and really wrecked, hit a tree.
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Her yard had no fencing around it, just thick, overgrown grass, small evergreen bushes, piles of damp mulch spread sloppily around two crooked saplings.
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Dragon fruit trees and finger lime bushes are interspersed among cherimoya and avocado trees, and each fruit crop is enlisted to help others grow.
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A rescue team heard some mumbling in the bushes and found the then-8-year-old 24 hours after he ran from his school.
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Schneck's sentencing comes one year after a Houston park ranger spotted him kneeling in the bushes near the Dowling statue on August 19, 2017.
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The next thing I remember is striding and tumbling down a side of the mountain covered in deep gravel, grabbing bushes to slow myself.
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By contrast, both President Bushes took office with the economy at full employment, when there was nowhere for job growth to go but down.
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Arid, dusty soil crunched under her feet as she walked through a field while cicadas crackled from the bushes jutting out of the hill.
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We ran across the slippery concrete toward our escape route, trying to hide in the bushes and outrun the cops as we got dressed.
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Are you then sort of beating the bushes for another buyer, or does Chat show up because he knows that Benioff can't buy it?
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The Bushes and Trump might be from the same party, but they clearly view what happened in Charlottesville in very different — and moral — ways.
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Performer Dolly Leigh added that younger performers appear to be especially fond of keeping their bushes, suggesting a trend that will grow with time.
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Today, that cow, with a blank little calf on standby for future generations, still graces the lawn of the Bushes' Walker's Point compound in Maine.
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Moby says a short time later his assistants found her hiding in the bushes ... they confronted her and she told them she was killing spiders.
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Sharing intimate interviews with the Bushes and family friends, this is a never-before-seen look into the private life of a very public couple.
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The Spaniard cut a frustrated figure at the fifth hole where he threw his driver into the bushes in disgust after hitting his tee shot.
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"So I got up, looked over in the bushes and lo and behold there&aposs a bear climbing up over my fence," he said Monday.
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A stream, shrouded by bushes and trees, is the latrine for the group, which once numbered about 1,500 but now hovers around 1,100, organizers said.
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Grovner pulled into the driveway to his cousin Marvin's family home, a modest blue one-story with neatly trimmed bushes and a septic pump outside.
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The dogs are trained for many things, including sniffing out improvised explosive devices (IEDs), snipers in trees, or enemies hiding behind bushes before an ambush.
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Spaghetti was still an exotic foodstuff at this time, and viewers rang in to the show asking where they could acquire these mysterious spaghetti bushes.
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I guarantee you that both Bushes, Clinton, and Carter haven't even heard of half the people on this list, let alone listened to these songs.
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Instead, Kovach said, the two friends saw a man in camouflage gear armed with a long gun lying in the bushes about 60 feet away.
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He later apparently hid behind some bushes outside the White House, refusing to reveal himself until after the scrum of reporters turned off their cameras.
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He sold Playboys in the eighth grade, packaged with bottles of lotion, and stashed them in the bushes at school so he wouldn't get caught.
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In one photo, Griffin posed alone and topless in front of bushes outdoors, smiling with pride and holding her right hand on her bare head.
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Theorists have yet to collectively determine who Y is, but current contenders for the title include the Bushes, the Rockefellers, and *record scratch*—the Merkels?!
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While there, he took a moment to to hide among the Bushes, like our good friend in the current White House, press secretary Sean Spicer.
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I tear through the bushes, thorns etching white and red stripes in my skin, grab her hands, and haul her up out of the lake.
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At a gate outside the Houston neighborhood where the Bushes lived, residents on Saturday created a makeshift memorial by laying flowers before a U.S. flag.
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Watch the video above to see how easy I was to track and find when hiding in the bushes outside the Wynn in Las Vegas.
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Other social posts from incensed netizens on Weibo showed people letting their kids defecate in the bushes, and others trampling on manicured lawns for photos.
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My greatest pleasure is to see a customer savoring our black currant ice cream, being transported into the bushes, picking and snacking on the fruits.
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But like Clinton and both Bushes, he offers a view of the job that accounts both for its thrill but also its ability to humble.
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The anger boiled over near Tumaco in October, when seven farmers died in a firefight with police and soldiers who pulled up their coca bushes.
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A Fox News reporter hid in the bushes along the United States border in McAllen, Texas, to stop migrants attempting to cross the border illegally.
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During the heat of the campaign, Democratic challengers Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro questioned whether wealthy people like the Bushes could relate to average Americans.
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On Saturday, "[t]he victim, fearing for her life, jumped out of his moving truck and fled into the bushes," according to the news release.
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And also you'd see thirty-year-old couples making out in the bushes in public parks, because they didn't have anywhere else they could go.
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"The Bushes represent an establishment, Ted Cruz is a populist and I think in some ways they see him as being like Trump," Gingrich argued.
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