He nods and she crawls into his backseat with him.
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That's when work crawls and you can't catch a break.
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" Adds Faris: "He crawls into bed with me every night.
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This execrable 85033 presidential election crawls to a close today.
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"My body crawls just looking at it," Mr. Johncock said.
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Erik crawls into Lyle's bed as they plan the murder.
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When the girl crawls into bed, a strange insect creature — which we previously saw hatch from an egg that looked like one of the ovoids vomited up by the mushroom cloud — crawls into her mouth.
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It always know where you are and slowly crawls toward you.
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Jonny Stevenson crawls head-first down the pipe to retrieve Jazz.
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But my daughter crawls into bed with me at 2255 a.m.
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My daughter still crawls into bed with us in the morning.
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A weather alert crawls across the bottom of the television screen.
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He comes in, comes upstairs, and crawls in bed with me.
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As it crawls back into view, the adulation begins once more.
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The Girl in the Spider's Web crawls into theaters Nov. 9.
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Frank warms to the topic as Claire crawls into his bed.
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He crawls into the sheep pen on his hands and knees.
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The other Jason, for example, crawls very fast on all fours.
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She crawls out of the television set and that's about it.
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And you know what's also native to Florida and crawls: alligators.
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Wake up when our son, David, crawls into bed with us.
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One actually crawls up to shore and it's bigger than K!
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He crawls into bed with me and… hint hint, wink wink.
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The zombie crawls from the archive and into your new messages.
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I'd love to do crawls in another city or country, for sure.
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Over the years, his "crawls" have distinguished themselves by length and theme.
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Entelo crawls the internet to automatically generate profiles of potential hiring prospects.
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Typically, Safe Browsing automatically crawls the web and looks for suspicious sites.
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Lenovo has you covered for all those late nights and bar crawls.
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With Chrome, my computer crawls to complete unusability multiple times a day.
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The virus then "crawls progressively down the bronchial tubes," Dr. Schaffner said.
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But this song crawls under my skin the way few things can.
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One cool day in autumn, some 20 swimmers performed confident front crawls.
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In the video, the toddler crawls up the stairs of her house.
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The man then crawls to safety through the doors of the embassy.
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He crawls around their living room floor, his interest shifting among his toys.
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"Edge," her biggest hit, crawls along at an industrial pace, more Wax Trax!
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It crawls beneath the surface of obsessive love and lays bare its darkness.
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" According to the DOJ, "[p]eople have worn the Snuggie during pub crawls.
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A mysterious substance crawls under a teen girl's skin and across her face.
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A fly crawls on her face, across her nose, and onto her eyeball.
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Buddy crawls into the back again, brushing against the blonde and her bosom.
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You say, 'Do you want to do rope swings or bear crawls first?
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And then there's the unranked bar leagues, pinball pub crawls, and charity events.
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The voice-over crawls over images of people protesting at the White House.
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When Google crawls a site, it leaves traces in a site's server logs.
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As Shaver crawls, he appears to reach behind him with his right hand.
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"So sometimes he just crawls up and makes space for himself," wrote Webb-McCarron.
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Dealing with one very unhappy little boy, who crawls away from Kardashian in tears.
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A cop car crawls carefully behind the two dogs to protect them from cars.
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To study this, the researchers built a robotic baby that crawls along a carpet.
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Even that's too much for Saman, who crawls, terrified, on to his grandfather's lap.
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That night, Diane tearfully returns home, crawls into bed and begs Kurt for forgiveness.
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It crawls into her skull, whining over the giggling baby as he topples blocks.
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But now Talladega is appearing in headlines and news crawls of major media outlets.
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The frog-fly crawls sickeningly into the young girl's mouth and down her throat.
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A: We built a bot that crawls the web for 3D printing service providers.
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Throughout the episode, the screen pulsates with news crawls and graphics, polling results, tweets.
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"We call ourselves damas cívicas," Grubb says as a grin crawls across her face.
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GLoVe basically crawls the web to find data and learns associations between billions of words.
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Ditching the 23-year-old, Spears then crawls across a table toward a handsome guest.
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Another type of robot, a few centimetres square, crawls inside an engine on caterpillar tracks.
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Barbara's throat has been slit, and Carol, stabbed in the back, crawls forward before dying.
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"Imagine that while reading these lines, a spider crawls on your desk," the paper begins.
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Barry crawls into bed with Sally the next morning and stares up at the ceiling.
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"So sometimes he just crawls up and makes space for himself," wrote Webb-McCarron, 29.
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After a tick crawls onto you, it sneaks into a concealed crevice, like your armpit.
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Naturally, social media, specifically Instagram, is a key part of many of these bookstore crawls.
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While their application crawls through the courts, they can obtain work permits and driver's licenses.
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It walks, jumps, crawls, rolls and swims, and may someday deliver drugs inside the body.
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That includes perma-apps like WeiBlocked, which crawls Weibo for content likely to be censored.
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As the camera crawls backward, we see a miniature horse standing calmly between his legs.
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Then there's the sea pig, a type of sea cucumber that crawls with its tentacles.
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As she crawls across, Kim Kardashian West's daughter Chicago meets her at the other side.
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It may sound bizarre, but Johnson crawls every day to strengthen her core muscle groups.
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Police and other officials have tried tightening rules regarding the wild pub crawls and disorderly behavior.
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She doesn't even fight back when Serena crawls into bed with June and caresses her stomach.
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A woman, already wounded, crawls away from an attacker, only to be turned over and executed.
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She crawls between women's legs and bares her own backside in a pair of sheer jeans.
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The problem is that once the roach crawls inside the ear, it's likely to get stuck.
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KISUFIM, Israel (Reuters) - A battalion of soldiers crawls across the desert sand with assault rifles cocked.
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Little one wakes up and crawls into bed with me, and we snuggle and watch cartoons.
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The laughter subsides after Hannah leads Tyler to the bed and crawls on top of him.
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In the shot, Hawn is seen sitting down as a large dog crawls onto her lap.
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Merlon crawls PDFs and other unstructured text to create a graph of financial and contextual knowledge.
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Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) sits in an examination room as a fly crawls around her face.
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As Eileen gets to work, a giant rat crawls from the floor up to her wig.
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At their core, bookstore crawls offer book lovers an offline way to share their favorite hobby.
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Dolores, one of Westworld's robotic "Hosts," sits, still, as a fly crawls across her open eye.
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Baby monitor on, I climb under the covers and the cat crawls on top of me.
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L, the Chicago-based veteran of more than 22011 international "crawls" over the last four decades.
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The staff also provides free excursions and pub crawls for guests interested in exploring the neighborhood.
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"I prefer to stand up, roll this log over, and see what crawls out," Bezos wrote.
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Austin offers a variety of pub crawls designed to show visitors "the scene" in bite-sized snippets.
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Their gaze crawls over his denims, pausing briefly at the belt buckle displaying the silhouette of Texas.
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Then I crawl back on the couch and my pup crawls up on my lap with me.
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A toddler girl then crawls out from the game, having handed the items to Helinski from inside.
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As of Saturday morning, at least seven had been killed as the storm crawls along the coast.
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The road, wrapped by pine forests, crawls up the fell landscape with its snow-clad mountain backdrop.
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And then the tiny baby crawls up this hairless body and into the pouch to continue growing?
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CAIRO — An Egyptian soldier crawls across hot sand in his underwear while his comrades stand at attention.
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Then he or she crawls under the animal while Bifatima performs the qurban, slaughtering the male sheep.
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When snow falls, everything crawls to a halt, with exploration and economic progress ground to a halt.
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Earlier this spring, his research group built a similar light-controlled robot that crawls rather than swims.
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To the thump of drums, a bright yellow truck carrying her body crawls along a dirt road.
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How do we measure something that crawls up on us so slowly we can hardly notice it?
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"When I say kids are crawling up the walls, he literally crawls up the wall," he laughs.
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And season after season, that sunny nostalgic vision of America's greatness splits open, and something darker crawls out.
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That is the exact moment Sheila's spider creature crawls into Joel's brain and says "Mama," through his body.
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It he crawls back in front of the world and asks for the summit to be back on.
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She is high off an edible, becomes very skittish about this, and crawls into the backseat to hide.
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She hesitates a moment, and then crawls through, where she spies the faceless monster devouring the dead deer.
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At that point, the silicone crawls and oozes down until it satisfyingly fills the crevices around the bricks.
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A few minutes later, my boyfriend (who woke up at 25.353:30) crawls back into bed with me.
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Melisandre casts the necklace aside, accepts being in her true form once again and slowly crawls into bed.
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Visual Hunt is a stock search engine that crawls millions of Creative Commons images from sites like Flickr.
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That's Twitter, or at least, how Google's going about crawling it, and giving you results from those crawls.
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At night, Sarai crawls into bed with her parents to look at the latest photos fans have posted.
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She looks at her decrepit figure in the mirror, and then crawls into bed, leaving us to wonder.
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The researchers describe a scenario where the on-body robot crawls into your pocket when it's not needed.
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His friend crawls out of the vehicle, soothing Nick's soft cries for help by turning on the radio.
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"I've seen on the internet people doing the joke crawls that say 'Absolutely nothing has happened," Johnson tells Mashable.
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From there she hitchhikes to a gas station, where she then crawls inside the trunk of a family's car.
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" The man opens the passenger door and crawls out into the water as the reporter yells: "Leave the car!
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Especially in this world of The Walking Dead, it's about what kind of person crawls out of that hole.
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When authorities initially banned groups of 250 or more, New Orleanians planned St. Patrick's Day pub crawls for 249.
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Subway riders often wonder why an express train suddenly crawls along slowly instead of zooming to the next stop.
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One of the kids is a baby, and the title refers to a wasp that crawls into its mouth.
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Midtown traffic crawls at an average of 4.7 miles per hour from 6.5 miles per hour five years ago.
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In another, "Dog," filmed in Mexico, she crawls on the ground, with the camera filming her at a great distance.
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Matthew crawls out from inside the tent on his knees, inspects the corner to which Wesley is still insistently pointing.
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GloVe is trained on words gathered from large-scale crawls of the web, and maps the semantic connection between words.
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The man announces himself as a liberator and crawls into the backseat with Gran, keeping his rifle at Dad's head.
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He presents his hands to the officers and eventually, slowly, crawls out of the car to lie on the asphalt.
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It's particularly known for the Wayback Machine, which continuously crawls the web to archive pages over the course of decades.
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When Raven tries to retrieve the cheese, it rolls further into the vent, and she heroically crawls in after it.
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Alphabet's Google, for example, constantly crawls the Web to gather information for its search engine results and to sell ads.
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The first is an image on a yacht in which Schumer crawls on all fours while friends pose around her.
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Inside, panels peel from the ceilings and mold crawls underneath; grime and seepage scorches the concrete with strange, bubbling forms.
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Other times he crawls, having recently raised himself up on all fours after months of zipping along in what Mrs.
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Nothing changes my terror of the night and its darkness — the darkness that crawls into dreams, turning them into nightmares.
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They did not foresee that, decades later, people would be weaving together weekends built around pub crawls and points strategies.
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But then, a giant, fleshy spider-like zombie creature crawls into Joel Hammond's (Timothy Olyphant) ear and directly into his brain.
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Some 800,000 federal workers across the country find themselves in financial uncertainty as the government shutdown crawls into its 12th day.
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Go deeper: In photos: Tropical Storm Barry's impact as it crawls across Louisiana Why Barry risks overtopping New Orleans' levee system
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My reaction to the word "fertile" is similar to that of disillusioned LGBTQ people when they hear "church"—their skin crawls.
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Pokémon-themed bar crawls are slated to suffocate the downtown areas of New Orleans, Minneapolis, Portland, San Fransisco, Miami, and Milwaukee.
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As soon as she crawls through and gives her teammate slack, Angela bosses through her wall with no trouble at all.
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The movie stretches and crawls and creaks its way barely past the 90-minute mark, gasping and coughing all the way.
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My sailing partner Hytting crawls out from under a mechanical room under the stern and holds up a greasy metal part.
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As President Donald Trump's North American trade deal crawls toward approval, supporters are increasing their pressure on Congress to ratify it.
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Dresden is levelled in one infernal night, and, as the war crawls to a close, Seeband is captured by the Russians.
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It crawls through muck, broken-down guitars and back-alley bass tripping over lazy drums, interrupted by wailing, atonal background saxophones.
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Dungeons & Dragons has its roots in tabletop wargaming "dungeon crawls," scenarios about assaulting a castle through its underground complex, its dungeon.
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The New England Patriots owner is talking about his four Super Bowl rings while a NFL Media camera crawls over them.
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Midtown traffic now crawls at an average of 4.7 miles per hour, down from 6.5 miles per hour five years ago.
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A dancer unfolds on the floor, amphibian-like, then crawls, learns to stand and climbs an inclined plank of mudlike clay.
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Using architecture, design and so-called community programming (craft jams and bar crawls, say) co-living aims to push people together.
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The sea presses it against the belly of the ice shelf, and as the rover crawls along, its sensors collect data.
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"They left after you opened the borders," she says, as her grandson crawls onto her lap, his legs dotted with scars.
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"GoGo!" is one of his most destructive efforts—the bassline crawls along at a bulldozer's pace, tearing up whatever's in its path.
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According to Men's Health, his go-to exercises include shadow-boxing while attached to high-resistance bungees, bear crawls and knee raises.
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If there's a diagnosis of society, it's that dissatisfaction crawls out of the gap between the projection of wealth and its reality.
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First of all, OpenText InfoFusion crawls the defined data sources looking for information by a set of keywords defined for the system.
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So if Uber crawls around in negative territory from now until November, then employees are within their rights to grab the pitchforks.
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Maybe it's because time flies when you're having fun and time crawls when you're watching democracy set on fire in real time.
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" In the clip, a tarantula crawls out of the singer's mouth — a clip that one Twitter user described as "stuff of nightmares.
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Deputy sheriff Whitey Winn (Games Of Thrones' Thomas Brodie-Sangster at his absolute best) crawls through the rubble while holding a lamp.
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Every time you start up again, your oozing green head crawls into a new body, and the crypts around you change slightly.
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Additionally, 2,700 venture capital funds regularly submit updates and a machine learning framework crawls through the entire dataset to identify inaccurate posts.
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It slowly crawls over her lifeless body as well, resting on the kill shot wedged directly in the middle of her forehead.
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The feature test-launched in Australia in April this year, and users set up pub crawls and organised group outings to concerts.
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Shodan crawls the internet and collects all kind of stuff connected to the internet, from mundane smart fridges to industrial control systems.
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Holding a scythe, Najar crawls along the ground, out to prove, he said, that "disability is in the mind, not the body".
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It's far more exhilarating than the lackluster action climax where Peter crawls around an invisible jet, desperately trying to protect Stark Tech.
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When he finally gets home that night after a long flight delay, he crawls in bed with me and holds me tight.
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But beneath their feet, beneath America's arrogant and outstretched maw, a universe crawls with an intelligence about which they have no understanding.
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In the film, Murillo swims through a river by the local Hunter Creek Trail, then crawls under the canvas on the riverbank.
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A strange, lumbering beast crawls out of one of Jam's mother's paintings and makes itself known to Jam, who dubs it Pet.
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He incorporates reams of information in the movie, sometimes through interviews or through data that crawls along the screen, ticker-tape style.
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I'd spent that time focused on gain, recovering from loss, and now I'd lost the record of her first smiles, crawls and words.
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And as the end of summer and beginning of school crawls ever closer, you know retailers are starting to drop prices big time.
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Google crawls every single page available on the internet and then uses carefully designed algorithms to sort out what the best links are.
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The team now crawls through a narrow gap to reach a difference chamber, where different species of bats with other potential pathogens live.
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This guy opens the door, falls out, crawls over, and starts pulling on my door handle, and I noticed that it's my doctor!
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We've partnered with other studios before to do fitness crawls, and I think it's more exciting for the client to mix it up.
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When this one crawls on top of him in bed, he murmurs in voice-over, "I remember," as the scene fades to black.
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L's most famous works are his grueling "crawls," of which he has performed more than 30, either individually or collectively, over the years.
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Every 227 years, a shape-shifting entity known as IT crawls out of the sewers to prey on the children of Derry, Maine.
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During it, a gray alien — a creature rarely seen in more than flashes in the original series — crawls away from the downed UFO.
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Choking on blood as she crawls across the floor to the cheery tune, Kitty (Elisabeth Moss) desperately asks Ophelia to call the police.
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Q: I rent an apartment in a prewar building in Upper Manhattan with my wife and our 1-year-old son, who crawls.
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She comes to terms with having no fucking idea what she's doing, crawls into bed with Hannah, and curls up into a ball.
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However, one thing inside The House Cat Videos Built feels out of place: one of the Wi-Fi networks crawls at mind-numbing speed.
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The youngest Kardashian sister has previously posted a slew of different exercises she takes on daily — ranging from weighted squat jumps to bear crawls.
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But as her fame eclipses his own, he crawls back into the darkness, the light receding until it's fully extinguished by his own hand.
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Inside, in the dark, Dana removes her shoes, she crawls into bed beside her daughter, where she holds Sen instead of letting her go.
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At around 30 seconds Flo crawls through the opening she dug and rushes to the human's side to celebrate the successful rescue. Good. Dog.
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It is footage of an octopus called Abdopus aculeatus; at low tide, the octopus crawls from tide pool to tide pool, hunting for crabs.
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The story is told mostly in flashback, narrated by the hero's severed hand, as it crawls across the city, looking for its original owner.
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Batman-style doors lift up; a tech exec tumbles out of his Tesla Model X and crawls frantically to the nearest electric charging port.
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His young daughter, Journey, crawls onto his wheelchair and plays on him because he cannot pick her up or hold her, Shannon Allen said.
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For those of us whose skin crawls at the thought of making phone calls, food delivery by app has been a godsend of technology.
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Sacrifice four hours from a workday to jump on a bus that crawls through midday traffic for an hour to reach remote Roosevelt Island.
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Yeah, a sort of skeleton crawls out of its mouth but then more recently, it's now a skeleton whose head is a full fish.
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My skin crawls when people use me as an example of a person who can shoulder the burdens of a nontraditional upbringing and succeed.
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When that body explodes and each part crawls off on its own, much of the wit lies in how openly the trick is done.
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Cell phone footage taken from across the platform shows two men down on the tracks as the girl crawls out from under the train.
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Visible stitching crawls up the sides of these carefully handmade forms, and some are sealed at their tops with sharp, rusted, threatening metal clamps.
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Netflix's binge approach obviously provides the latitude to gradually unspool this origin story, but "Iron Fist" practically crawls along, and the characters aren't especially interesting.
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At the start, a man in a ragtag dog suit, with patches of fur held together by packing tape, crawls around outside the family's home.
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The bad news is that she crawls out of the sea battered and bruised, only to be confronted by a band of Ghost Nation warriors.
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The company showed off a few bots, as well, including T-Bot, which is a centralized help system that crawls an informational index, answering questions.
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From late-night jazz crawls to treks through abandoned subway stations, these five tours will make your weekend in the Big Apple much more memorable.
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When a bear crawls into its den at the start of winter, its metabolism and heart rate each slow to a crawl to conserve energy.
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Stands of trees are common fodder for abrupt pop-in as your generic VW crawls over the road, and most buildings are merely a façade.
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For bookstagrammer and co-host of the book exchange event Book Carousel NYC Anthony Piacentini, the crawls are a way to socialize and shop simultaneously.
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It's just a gross, sweaty, seductive, drug-addled environment in itself, the world Future crawls out from every now and then to write a song.
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Airbnb Experiences connects travelers with local guides who lead guests on paid activities ranging from city tours to bar crawls and hobby and skill classes.
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"The bed touches three walls," said Ms. Ratliff, who crawls on top of it to change the sheets, tucking them in as best she can.
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He added that he was motivated "to stand up, roll this log over, and see what crawls out," and Mr. de Becker went to work.
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She also placed her fiancé's two young boys on her back while she did bear crawls to grow accustomed to the heaviness of a backpack.
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In this solo show, the artist will create a site-specific piece that crawls over the entire gallery as well as an adjoining interior wall.
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The woman holding the camera says "more, more," and he says, "I'll give you more," and crawls over to her, disarming her of the camera.
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In the clip, the zoologist crawls through the tight spot, finds a 12-foot Oenpelli python and scuttles back to the cave's mouth with the animal.
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Maybe it was when the little girl crawls out of the TV in The Ring or when the alien runs through the corn maze in Signs.
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A combustible concoction of alcohol, adrenaline, and (Orthodox) God-knows-what-else roars through their veins and crawls into their sweat on this hot spring day.
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Her heavy breathing and the foam's creaking, as she crawls out of the rubble, mingle with the gale-force winds in Pal Asle Pettersen's enveloping score.
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Using 2000 different servos it crawls around just like the real thing, but we recommend opting for the limited edition hair-covered version for added realism.
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Using Shodan—a search engine that crawls not only websites, but all networked devices—researchers discovered that iHealth Solutions left the default Rsync port (873) unsecured.
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Bruno told People Upton is "insanely strong" and can deadlift over 200 pounds, do sled pushes with 500 pounds, and bear crawls with 300 pounds. Damn.
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A man whose hand has been shot off with a shotgun crawls around on the ground while his friend tells him that the doctors reattach it.
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Late in the game, Croft crawls through a set that recalls The Temple of Doom by way of Hellraiser with a splash of Giovanni di Modena.
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Spiderwebs are pulled over her trees and beds of white flowers leading up to her front door — where a giant spider crawls down from the roof.
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The east-west corridor is never not busy, and often crawls at peak hours due to an onslaught of trucks, for-hire vehicles, and yellow taxis.
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Quartz has developed a new Twitter account that crawls the platform for political tweets and rates how likely they were to have been tweeted by bots.
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Only by using the Wayback Machine, a service that periodically crawls webpages for archival, are we able to see the original announcement, preserved in digital amber.
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Fretful viewers may have to watch this through their fingers, although it must be said that, as time crawls by, you start to foresee the unforeseen.
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However, awkwardness is a real part of life, so it should be a real part of the Pearsons' world too, no matter how much my skin crawls.
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Nobody is small enough to fit through the debris the find the bodies — except Susie, who follows the demands of her ghost ancestor Dorothea and crawls in.
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Along with raising more than $75,000 for Swedenhjelm's recovery, his family has organized several pub crawls in his honor and have posted several updates on his health.
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Terrifying video shows the moment a 17-year-old boy crawls from the fiery wreckage after a small plane crashed Sunday in Detroit that killed his parents.
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While it's interesting reading the closing crawls regarding what happened to the key characters, by then, frankly, the lights in the theater can't come on soon enough.
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She plays by herself for a while, but around midnight she usually crawls on top of my feet and sleeps there for the rest of the night.
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Its platform crawls the internet for publicly available data, including images, text, videos, social media profiles and public records, to build profiles of SMBs seeking insurance coverage.
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This child, who crawls around the house chasing a Yorkie named Bruce and proudly hauls himself upright against the couch, wasn't expected to do any of this.
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Disney's decision on Friday to begin using commercials and onscreen crawls to warn Altice customers that they could lose access to ESPN and ABC signaled its aggression.
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Like BabyJesusUpchuck toiling on the #BABYOK campaign, she crawls through public photo streams searching for lives to steal, settling on that of a cute sophomore at Stanford.
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We cut to footage that looks like it was shot on an iPhone in low light, as Prairie crawls along the ground and up into an airplane bathroom.
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Karim crawls through the vents and finds a group of participants (but are they willing participants?) lying in beds recounting what sounds to be dreams they've recently had.
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Buddy unbuckles and crawls into the driver's seat, takes it out of gear, and, one hand on the hand brake, lets the guy behind them bump them forward.
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Metal staircases allow players look down on a holographic spinning globe, a strategic map of the earth lines the dominant wall, and another screen crawls with ominous statistics.
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Fitting nicely into each member's legacy of rip roaring rock'n'roll, "Crystal Fairy" features driving guitar and a defiant bassline which Gender Bender's haunting vocal creepy crawls all over.
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And when the two really sink their teeth into a genuine BFF fight on the way to Coachella, Annie's the one who crawls back to a sobbing Sophia.
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Cagle earned a law degree and practiced as an attorney in Texas — but over time, he became more drawn to organizing parties, bar crawls, and other fun events.
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She turns to face one corner, then the opposite corner; she arches up to face the sky and immediately pivots to face the floor; she descends and crawls.
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Fashion Month is in full swing and our Instagram feeds, inboxes, and daily web crawls are brimming with more runway inspiration than we know what to do with.
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The dog stands and goes inside and crawls under the baby grand piano that she bought long ago from a lonely old lady, a piano that nobody plays.
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But the piece that holds the most meaning for her is a woollen winter coat, with intricate embroidery and beading that crawls all the way up its back.
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He beat her up and left her to die in her trailer; fighter that she is, she crawls her way to a meadow where two boys are playing ball.
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At the same time, there is growing uncertainty around the outlook for consumer spending as the housing market slows and wage growth crawls near its slowest pace on record.
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The action flits between the surreal — an insatiable thirst that leaves the man with scorched, cratered skin as he crawls through a desert — and the banalities of ordinary life.
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A section of the code mentions different types of DDoS attacks, which flood a target with traffic or requests until it crawls to a halt, and SQL injection (SQLi).
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To find the fashion items in question, Looklive crawls the web for celeb photos, then aggregates the best for use in the app, as also determined by human editors.
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I get up with her and lie down in her play area while she crawls over me until D. gets up around 7 and I go back to bed.
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When Max Payne staggers his way through the stadium mission in Max Payne 3, or crawls away from the burning offices of Fabricas-Branco, one can feel his pain.
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Some of the levels are much wider and more complex, Ellie has a jump button now so there's more verticality, and she crawls and can move around that space.
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Thanks, Man Seeking Woman!) Eventually, Lucy crawls back out of her fantasy world and into the real one (albeit this time after downing a hefty dose of restorative Xanax).
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Unfortunately, she used her newfound freedom to break into Coates' house, where she puts on his CO shirt and crawls into his (empty) bed in a truly disturbing scene.
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" In this season's first episode, "Alligator Man," an alligator belonging to Earn's uncle Willy crawls out a screen door to the swelling tones of the Delfonics song "Hey Love.
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Everyone knows it's all about finding hacked plane fares, using credit card rewards, and seeking out free pub crawls to get where you need to go on the cheap.
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The woman -- a petite blonde who appears relatively young -- is cool, calm and collected the entire time ... even as she saws her way through the entry and crawls inside.
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They come furnished, with gigabit internet connections, access to "intimate fireside chats with startup champions," potluck dinners, and pub crawls, and commendably do not have a "no sex" rule.
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Bridget Boswell-Muntz, a first-grade teacher and graduate student in library information science, has participated in the past two Austin bookstore crawls, documenting them on her Instagram account.
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FFXIV's gorgeous landscapes and exhilarating dungeon-crawls speak for themselves, but what makes it so recommendable during a time of self-quarantine is its welcoming and helpful player base.
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Once this premise is established, the movie throws up its figurative hands and crawls to a halt, as if the screenwriters had decided to go on vacation halfway through.
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Every couple of hours, the awnings are retracted, the metal tables are rolled back, and a giant locomotive crawls through, parting the souk like Moses at the Red Sea.
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At least that was my experience after watching this reenactment of that iconic scene from The Ring where the ghost of a murdered girl crawls out of a TV screen.
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Content to explore its small-scale setting, the movie never drifts off into location-hopping weightlessness as Haley swims, jumps, and, yes, crawls around various tight passages and makeshift waterways.
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Along with raising more than $75,000 for Swedenhjelm's recovery, the family has organized several pub crawls in his honor and have posted several updates on his health to social media.
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Her white nappy stretching across her bottom draws your eye as she crawls into a replica of a Zulu hut at the Voortrekker Monument, a bastion of Afrikaner South Africa.
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The illegal wildlife trade in Vietnam has depleted some forests so drastically that scientists call the result "empty forest syndrome," where almost nothing sings or crawls or rustles the branches.
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She's not perfect, either, but it seems significant that, in the end, Fraz receives a kind of comeuppance while Tovah crawls out of the dogpile with a bit of hope.
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Their 2017 self-titled EP includes "Spiders," in which an Eastern belly-dance groove crawls ominously out of the amps, and "Ram Jam," an unsettling rave-up about being stalked.
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The other, a pastiche of pop-culture iconography and family portraits, crawls from his eyes to his ankles in tattoo ink, an anthology of one man's hobbies, heroes, and history.
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As a new year crawls from the ash of 2015 and the wreckage of another boy band, it could bring with it the golden plume of another new pop behemoth.
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In response, she's joined with other community leaders to encourage people to eat and shop in her district, taking part in events like dim sum crawls with the hashtag #dineinchinatown.
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They adored my daughter, but the Broadway shows, hot new restaurants, and pub crawls we used to enjoy together all had to take a back seat to my new lifestyle.
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On the wall, I have listings from a local art guide, which has scribbled notes about galleries and events I've visited, and a few print artifacts from recent art crawls.
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And in Boston it's "business as usual," according to a marketing and promotions manager at Howl at the Moon, a bar that's participating in multiple St. Patrick's Day pub crawls.
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Drew is a bland hard worker who plays video games in bed at night when Marlo crawls under the covers, a pattern that continues after she delivers their third child.
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I go upstairs to my room with pizza in hand and am greeted by Q.'s cute voice, "Mommyyyy, Pizzaaaa" and A. crawls to me as fast as he can.
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The video crawls through early meetings and into the day's events, which largely focus on what happened inside TanaCon, rather than outside, where fans were trapped in hellish lines for hours.
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Throughout its 12-episode run, Insatiable crawls its way through a series of tired, stale gags, punching ever further downward, to finish with the most subdued of whimpers in its finale.
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Sites that are shifted are notified through a message in Search Console and then see increased visits from the smartphone version of Googlebot, which crawls the mobile version of their site.
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Kevin Andres, a Mexican migrant child from Oaxaca, crawls to retrieve his backpack from barbed wire after jumping the border fence to get into the US from Tijuana, Mexico, Dec. 453.
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While the doors originally open on just Heard, Rae quickly peeks out from underneath her huge skirt and crawls out before standing up and walking away as the doors close again.
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Meta, formerly known as Sciencescape, indexes entire repositories of papers like PubMed and crawls the web, identifying and building profiles for the authors while analyzing who cites or links to what.
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The developer's efforts to revitalize group meetups are a clear callback to the initial frenzy of Pokémon Go, when players would flock to local parks or attend player-initiated bar crawls.
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As another endless summer crawls toward a close with a string of oppressively humid days up and down the east coast of the United States, I find myself prone to despair.
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Early every evening in Almaty, the commercial capital, the internet suddenly crawls at a snail's pace as an exiled (and deeply flawed) opponent of the regime, Mukhtar Ablyazov, takes to Facebook.
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You had written about a range of different things, but when you were here at this Aspen Institute, which I can just, my skin crawls when I think about that room.
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It's an ideal environment to meet other travelers, and hostel staffs are well aware of this — some will lead city tours or pub crawls designed to foster interaction between hostel mates.
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There is just enough room for a child to stand up once he or she crawls in under the dome, or for an adult who stays on his or her knees.
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Created by Ben West and Callum Copley, the bot crawls Wikipedia articles at random, pulling images and links and arranging the resulting collage into a 'starter pack' tweeted every two hours.
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L crawls on his hands and knees the length Broadway Avenue in New York City, while wearing a Superman costume with a skateboard strapped to his back in lieu of a cape.
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But while the percussive rhythms guarantee that moviegoers will tap their toes, only a few moments, such as when Molina crawls over rocks at the Centre Pompidou Málaga, yield eye-catching images.
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Last spring and fall, over the course of two crawls through the new crop of bakeries in the Los Angeles area, I encountered loaves as distinct as the bakers that produce them.
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These hauntingly pretty works feel a bit like "Tuca & Bertie" — a hallucinatory, messy story, about two bird-women exploring their past and future, that crawls inside its own egg and finds art.
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As a vehicle crawls past it on a conveyor belt, the arm gently nestles the windscreen into its housing, then swivels back to get its greedy suction cups on the next one.
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Those who support the new restrictions in New York say the change could drastically speed up bus service along 14th Street, which crawls at an average of just 4.5 miles per hour.
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He crawls out from under the aircraft to continue with the rest of his pre-flight maintenance checks before it takes off for a mission during Exercise Cobra Gold 2020, February 26.
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Inorganic fertilizer adds nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorous to the soil; pesticides kill anything that crawls; herbicides nuke anything green and unwanted—all to create an assembly line that spits out a single crop.
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Léo no longer speaks and can't hold himself up on furniture any longer, but he's still able to smile at his baby sister, and when she cries, he crawls over and becomes concerned.
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New facial recognition tool tracks targets across social networks My colleague Russell Brandon writes about a new tool that takes a picture and crawls social-network accounts to find matches using facial recognition.
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The first few minutes of class consisted of a warmup round that had participants forming two long lines, with each student going down the line performing backward lunges, bear crawls and kangaroo jumps.
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"During RiskIQ's crawls, our crawlers act like the browser they are instructed to emulate, which means they will maintain cookies and other site-specific metadata," said Yonathan Klijnsma, a threat researcher at RiskIQ.
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There was Mg San Oo and his early performance piece "The Deep Nest" (2004), in which he crawls through a tube of black fabric symbolizing the moments of life between birth and death.
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Suddenly, the passenger side front window shatters, as the driver appears to shoot from a distance of just two or three meters at the pedestrian, who falls to the ground and crawls away.
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While pub crawls are often lairy affairs involving the excessive and speedy downing of pints, on a bar crawl, someone has taken the time and effort to craft a drink specifically for you.
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At worst, you're stuck right outside of Etobicoke on the QEW, one straight road that winds past Niagara Falls, crawls up Lake Ontario, and eventually spits you out right at the Air Canada Centre.
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The last half of the workout was a brutal series of HIIT including 60 seconds of soccer sprints, 433.833 seconds of burpees, 30 seconds of jumping alternate lunges, and 15 seconds of bear crawls.
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In the title's most devastating sequence, Snake crawls agonizingly through a seeming never-ending corridor of radioactive torture inside Outer Haven, Otacon desperately begging him not to give up, to forget about the pain.
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"Confrontations" features letters from the director's grandmother, tracing her traversal from Brazil to Fredericksburg, Iowa; each of which is read aloud in their original Portuguese while an English translation crawls seductively across the screen.
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Chad Fish, an owner, said that because the social component of a hostel experience is important, the property also offers ski trips to the nearby Rocky Mountains, pub crawls and other concierge-style services.
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Born without radial bones in his front legs — which are also missing two toes on each paw — and a deformed left hind leg, the cat army crawls his way around since walking isn't possible.
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It begins with Ms. Ritter, a powerful stage presence from the opening moments, who crawls, insect-like, on to the stage, then rises to place a blackened head (which resembles Mr. Khan) upon a stick.
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She writhes, crawls, drags her long fingernails across her body, and eventually lifts up her sleeves and draws down a zipper, revealing a spiraled metal bra and her whole body painted in recognizable Haring patterns.
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Children play in the snow-covered forest without a care in the world; figures slowly drift off into the mountainous landscape, while a heavenly natural light seeps and crawls its way through the forest's vegetation.
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"He crawls off his gurney, with spinal fluid leaking out of his nose," Dr. Land said, "and he went around to each patient, looked at their chart and explained what was going on with them."
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The hurricane is expected to still drop another four to eight inches of rain on the already-soaked island of Puerto Rico while it crawls northwest at 8 mph, the National Hurricane Center said Thursday night.
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"Lust" terrifies — a haunting minor-key guitar figure crawls over shifty scratch percussion for two choruses and a verse until suddenly substituted by a scraped violin, mimicking the same chord progression in a chilling shock moment.
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While Khloé hasn't shared a step-by-step workout like her older sister, the youngest Kardashian sister has posted a slew of different exercises she takes on daily — ranging from weighted squat jumps to bear crawls.
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It tracks the salinity and temperature of the water and distance below the surface; this could be used to track either the creature's own preferences or to monitor the waters in which it swims or crawls.
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I have nothing against the free-flowing, tie-dyed tops, whimsical shawls or Sunday morning meditation pants, but I just couldn't see myself hanging with friends or doing bike-brewery crawls wearing that sort of stuff.
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When she tells the truth to Christopher and he tells Tony, Silvio is dispatched to get rid of her; he calls her a cunt and shoots her as she crawls away from him in the woods.
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The startup, which was founded by a lawyer, Josep Coll, back in 2011, has built tech that continuously crawls known piracy hotspots and counterfeit goods outlets online on behalf of its clients to identify possible infringements.
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A specter is haunting Her Majesty in her frail and lonely power; her ghost crawls with the frost in those misty end-of-the-world mornings; it rasps her destiny through clanking ceilings late at night.
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The garbage man's daily lifting of heavy burdens, the carpenter who crawls on roof rafters, the stevedore, the commercial fisherman, those who are on their feet or doing other strenuous physical labor all day for years?
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But because this episode is titled "Grotesque," Nick first crawls over to the corpses of the dogs and eats a little raw Lassie, never mind the fact that rotting mouths have just slobbered all over the meal.
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Dufresne, a former banker with a gift for numbers and a taste for risky trades, tunnels through a concrete wall and then crawls through a 500-yard sewer pipe to freedom, riches and a beach in Mexico.
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Download the Chrome extension PolitEcho and watch as it crawls through your Facebook network and visualizes its political bias based on how many of your friends "like" pages dedicated to Breitbart, Marco Rubio, Bernie Sanders or NPR.
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The tale Edith uncovers is otherwordly, with Molly transforming from a human to a cat, from a cat to an owl, and eventually to a monster that eventually crawls through the pipes to eat her own human form.
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The platform crawls users' Facebook activity to create a profile similar to what advertisers see, following anything the user types (even if they don't post it) as well as scrolling patterns, likes, and other interactions with the network.
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The company now offers paid tours around Detroit — like Motown history tours, bar crawls and even Pokemon Go tours — where a percentage of each ticket sold goes directly into funding the ride for a kid's after-school program.
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What you have to do is build a system that involves people and technology and a tight connection between the two — bionic editors ... If you have system that crawls and looks at popular stuff, people think its legitimate.
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"People have used machine learning algorithms to partly analyze how a fruit fly flies, and how a worm crawls, but this is the first systematic description of an animal's behavior," said Rafael Yuste, a neuroscientist at Columbia University .
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When her fed-up British boyfriend (Dan Stevens) throws her out of the New York apartment they have been sharing, she crawls back to the house of her (conveniently absent) parents in some generically semi-picturesque American place.
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" The accompanying music video is mesmerizing: As one sister lies on the ground, the other sister, digitally miniaturized, crawls out from under her dress in a matching outfit, over and over again, as they chant, "We are deathless.
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The broadcast did, at least, try a new gimmick to shave time, pairing acceptance speeches with screen crawls of people the winners would like to thank (some of which were long enough to serve as useful baby-name lists).
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We also find that Sheila's is a little rebellious, as he escapes at one point, and at the very end of the season, after cooing at his mama, he crawls into Joel's ear and maybe, possibly possesses Joel entirely.
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And that hoarding can be a bonanza for tech giants, allowing Google, for example, to create a "Smart Reply" feature that crawls billions of emails on Gmail to predict how you'd like to respond to a friend's missive. Yay?
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Take the creature that crawls out of Alice's brain, which Stevenson refers to as "Father Time," for instance: It certainly bears a striking resemblance to Eraserhead's Lady in the Radiator, with her swollen papier-mâché cheeks and jerky movements.
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They were celebrating the amazing way the Queen kicked the Duke out of the country, and, as one final act of triumph, Philip crawls into her bed for a night I'm sure the Queen would not want me repeating.
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Yet the stark contrast between the HBO series and "Twin Peaks: The Return" on rival Showtime demonstrates that in the TV version of the tortoise and the hare, a drama that races is generally preferable to one that crawls.
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Instead, the folders are filled with screenshots of positive cable news chyrons (those lower-third headlines and crawls), admiring tweets, transcripts of fawning TV interviews, praise-filled news stories, and sometimes just pictures of Trump on TV looking powerful.
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The song took off (as much as a nursery rhyme could) with ChuChuTV's 2013 rendition, which portrayed a young boy named Johny who crawls out of the bed he shares with his father to eat spoonfuls of pure sugar.
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I'd heard countless stories about having to sprint while carrying your full armament, endless crawls in the mud and timed team showers, but nothing could prepare me for the initiation ceremony that old recruits have aptly named 'The Nausea.
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Where 2007's game positively crawls along, all lengthy reloads and unintuitive map layouts, 2016's jet-powers itself into action: maps are streamlined, the gunplay slick, and respawning players are back in the thick of it within seconds.
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I don't even think my crusade is a personal one, although it must be said that every day that I wake and recall that a bigoted, sexist, intolerant, transphobic scoundrel is president, my stomach turns and my skin crawls.
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"The market is doing what it has been doing a lot of this year, it doesn't surge to new levels, it just crawls to new levels," said Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute in St. Louis.
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The photo album scene from the book has been adapted into a legitimately horrifying moment in which a slide projector takes on a life of its own — but the tension is undone when a giant-sized Pennywise crawls through the screen.
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There have been hundreds of these unofficial gatherings in the form of bar crawls, meetups, and parties since the game's release, but Pokémon Go Fest was Niantic's biggest gamble — a sold-out, day-long official event for up to 230,000 people.
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Toggling between a Slack chat and the window where Techmeme's software routinely crawls over 11,000 sites and blogs, Rivera sifted through a cascade of tips before turning his attention to the site's innards and the tools editors use to rank stories.
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Armed with laser beams and good ol' fashioned pipes and fists, the babes keep leveling up—until they encounter a truly disgusting mutant Trump boss, who crawls out from the mouth of Mount Rushmore to wreak havoc on the band.
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The emotional center rests on Giffels's relationships with his father, a retired civil engineer whose life force exerts itself in the workshop, and with his best friend, partner for bar crawls, rock concerts, road trips and other forms of male bonding.
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He is best identified by his "crawls," in which he drags himself, positioned on his stomach — occasionally dressed in a business suit or as Superman, either alone or with a large group of participants — along the path of a city street.
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But even as it was happening, some inside the company's headquarters had reservations, wondering what exactly Uber had to celebrate and whether it was good form to ring in the corporate milestone with champagne, mimosas and late-night bar crawls .
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Artists continued using the body in performance, and the exhibit includes framed shots of Song Dong's 25 "Breathing, Tiananmen Square," and "Breathing, Houhai, Back Sea," where he crawls on the cold, bare ground as ice vapor steams from his breath.
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A snake-like creature made-up of a hundred identical blue heads crawls out of a lipstick container until it stares eerily out at the viewer with empty eyes and an emptier soul, while British electropop sensation Charli XCX blares in the background.
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Set alongside it is "High-rise No 1" (1974) by the lesser-known Renate Eisenegger, in which she monotonously crawls around a high-rise building block, her white-painted face erasing her identity as she performs the Sisyphean act of ironing the floor.
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Chuck does go on to become a "better man," one who crawls out of his father's looming shadow and thaws his own frozen heart, but it's hard to forget that, in the very first episode of Gossip Girl, Chuck commits two heinous acts.
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A lazy forest spirit crawls through a shady bramble in search of something to satisfy his desire for mind-and-body calm in the stop-motion music video for "Out of the South," a new single from by the Philly-based Pulgas.
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When Willie scrabbles out of his (unseen) hole and crawls desperately toward the top of the mound from which Winnie's head peeks out, is he reaching to comfort her, as she fondly hopes, or is he groping for the gun that lies nearby?
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Covell, working with the directors Lucy Forbes and Destiny Ekaragha, still has a deft hand at embedding emotional epiphanies in the most rushed and unlikely moments, such as a remark James overhears while he crawls across the floor of a diner kitchen.
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In the video, the girl appears to be alert as she crawls out from under the train, her pink backpack briefly catching on the car's underside before the two men hoist her onto the platform, which is packed with rush-hour commuters.
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Living In 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Through the years, Hudson Square has been a place to print books, broadcast radio shows and wobble through pub crawls, not to mention to slam steering wheels in frustration at backups in the Holland Tunnel.
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Like a scene out of Alice in Wonderland — although cast a good 150 years before it was published — a Meissen man converses with a bird equal his size while, behind him, Shechet's equally giant bug crawls in the direction of the verdant wallpaper beyond.
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The only times Disney makes an exception is during Mickey's Halloween Party or during adult bar crawls — as long as you still comply with safety measures like not having props that look like real weapons or costumes that drag too far on the ground.
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When I show up to the Rock though I am appalled to discover tonight this destiny will not prevail because Crocodile Rock is one of the many bars participating in a bar crawl called The Bunny Hop, which is one of Canada's largest bar crawls.
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Using him as her guide, Ardo lunges behind Tucker as he crawls, lifts him up over her head as a baby-sized weight, and sits him on her stomach as she does ab exercises for extra resistance, all while he smiles along with her.
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Adeptmind crawls around the internet in various places, such as even forums, to determine what products various potential customers are cross-referencing when related to the phrase "ripped jeans" and then uses that to narrow down the list of products to what customers actually want.
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After headlines circulated about the passed over special needs cat — who required a unique home because he army crawls, due to malformed legs — the shelter received almost 2,000 inquiries from over 40 states, Canada, the United Kingdom, Spain, Thailand, China and Australia, regarding Ivan's adoption.
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POLACHEK It hit me a couple years ago that I was interested in opera again when I saw the Lars von Trier film "Antichrist" — Willem Dafoe [and Charlotte Gainsbourg] having sex in the shower to Handel as their infant child crawls out the window.
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On songs like "Kwame Nkrumah" from 23 Winters, and "Icarus" from In God's Body, his gravelly-baritone voice crawls over delicately layered and dense productions, songs that rattle through speakers as if they had been constructed for the opera or other large stage productions.
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It chronologically crawls up the museum's central spiral with over 300 pieces, from 1920s abstraction to 73s "Space Modulators" that cast curious shadows from their plastic forms, some of his final work before his death at the age of 51 in 1946 from leukemia.
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Whereas Metal Gear games usually let players control Solid Snake as he crawls around military facilities, choking out guards and fighting the eponymous walking tanks called Metal Gears, in Metal Gear Survive up to four players will work together to fight off hordes of zombies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The most-congested bottleneck for truck traffic in the United States is a suburban Atlanta intersection known as "Spaghetti Junction," where the average vehicle crawls at less than 290 mph during the peak of the afternoon rush, a new report shows.
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"Progressives are going to have to come together in November to defeat whatever crawls out of the G.O.P. circus in Cleveland," said Jess McIntosh, communications director at Emily's List, a group that works to elect women who support abortion rights and has endorsed Mrs. Clinton.
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And they got a boost from a surprising source: Mooney said that after Amazon opened its first Midwestern physical bookstore in Chicago in March 2017, shoppers opposed to the "everything store" helped pave the way for successful crawls of independently owned brick-and-mortar stores.
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They include his most famous work — "Christina's World" (1948), now at the Museum of Modern Art — in which a woman paralyzed by polio crawls across a windswept landscape, and his 1960 "Young Bull" with the titular animal shadowed by the wall of a farmhouse.
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But because you don't actually have to move or exert any physical effort for your breakfast—since the egg rod simply crawls out of the hole when it's ready—there are so many valuable calories you could be burning off while whisking your scrambled eggs, but don't.
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The news agency advises residents in the affected areas to watch out for caterpillars with "very long, white hairs which contrast markedly with other, shorter hairs," and that form "arrow-headed processions" from tree to tree in which one caterpillar crawls ahead of others in broader rows.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A small fly that thrives at an inhospitable California lake east of Yosemite National Park long has perplexed observers who watch as it crawls into the severely salty and alkaline water, snacks on some algae or lays some eggs, then emerges dry as a desert.
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If you want to work every muscle in your body, follow this routine created by Blake Lively's trainer, Don Saladino: body-weight squats, 5 reps; push-ups, 5 reps; toe touches, 5 reps; bear crawls, 5 reps forward and backward; lateral bounding, 5 reps each side.
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Strzeminski crawls over to his window — he lost an arm and a leg from injuries suffered in World War I — and pokes at the banner with one of his crutches, rending the fabric somewhat, which attracts the attention of the apparatchiks in charge of the operation.
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Haloed by light as she crawls towards the camera, today's Britney recalls a "Toxic" Britney—yet again, she's the sole focus, after so long being obscured by dancers, costumes, and the elaborate editing that was often used to shroud and disguise her through the mid- to late-00s.
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He is the only men's climber to win season-long titles in both bouldering (ropeless, acrobatic crawls up short, often overhanging walls) and lead climbing (the classic, methodical discipline with its high walls and long ropes), and the only one to win both world championships in the same year.
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"The issue is on our radar, and we watch and research what states are doing as legalization crawls across the United States, but as of today all of our dogs are still imprinted on marijuana odor," said Chad McCluskey, the master trainer for the Kansas Police Dog Association.
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Niall O'Dowd, the publisher of several Irish-American media outlets, said these slip-ups were par for the course on St. Patrick's Day in the United States, where some of the finer points of Irish culture often get lost in the green-tinged melee of parades and bar crawls.
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According to Delish, Hullabaloo Promotions is launching a series of Character Crawls throughout the U.K. Noting a major lack of Disney festivities across the pond, the organization decided to whip one up, encouraging revelers to don their Disney best and prepare themselves for a raucous ride à la Mr. Toad.
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The moves to reengage the existing fan base come none too soon for Pokémon Go, which remains one of the most popular games in history, but has seen usage wane significantly from the weeks after its July debut when the game was packing local parks and spurring citywide pub crawls.
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In Māori history, the trickster god Māui decides he's going to make humans immortal through the underworld goddess Hine-nui-te-pō's vagina: He turns himself into a caterpillar and crawls into her vagina while she's asleep, thinking that exiting through her mouth would reverse the process of birth and death.
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Walden's Puddle rehabilitates and releases orphaned and injured animals, and its Instagram account is normally a feel-good feed of squirrels, songbirds, turtles, deer, raccoons, opossums, snakes, rabbits, foxes, skunks, groundhogs, bobcats — pretty much everything that flies or crawls or walks or swims — and all of them on the mend.
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A US Military cadet crawls under a barbed wire obstacle as he competes in the 213th annual Sandhurst Military Skills Competition, a rigorous two-day event where military academies and universities from 22018 countries are tested on their abilities, at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, on April 215.
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But then again, a lot of kids believe that a fat bearded man crawls down billions of chimneys in a single night to deliver My Little Ponys and Legos, or that a giant, anthropomorphized bunny breaks into their yards every year and hides plastic eggs full of jelly beans and miniature Tootsie Rolls.
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Gayle and Kardashian West aside, though, the most iconic contemporary example of ghost hair might be found in the Japanese movie ''Ringu'' (1998), the inspiration for ''The Ring'': In its most frightening scenes, its female villain crawls out of a television set, her face buried under her mane, an eyeball occasionally poking out.
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My friend Simon Maurel, now 40, is still the baby in his family, and so each year he folds his six-foot frame as gracefully as he can and crawls under his parents' dining-room table to proclaim the order in which all will be served the first galette of the season.
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Released in the United States in 1947, Robert Montgomery's adaptation of a Raymond Chandler book took a novel approach by telling the story through Philip Marlowe's eyes, quite literally: Almost the entire movie is filmed from his point of view, so when Marlowe crawls away from a car crash, all we see are his hands.
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The zoo, in retrospect, seems like the perfect place to learn that if you're going to outgrow your old self anyway, you may as well learn to value alien experience, to not recoil from new sensations, and to respond with supple curiosity, not rigid fear, when some scaly or feathered gift crawls into your open palm.
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They began voicing opposition to the pestilence of young visitors who came to Barcelona not to sample the local culture but to enact internationally recognized tropes of partying: going on "limousine pub crawls" or playing beer pong at Flaherty's Irish Bar, just off La Rambla, as if it were Mardi Gras three hundred and sixty-five days a year.
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As a woman who has worked in IT for over 15 years, I have been sexually harassed, put up with denigrating comments from my male colleagues, been excluded from "bonding" and networking events where my female presence would have undermined their fun guys' night out on the company dime at cigar bars, strip clubs or pub crawls.
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The 68-year-old artist – naked save for a corset and markings all over her body, wearing palm leaves on her head and a horse's tail as she crawls around the stage and gives zero fucks – is the maximum embodiment of sexual, political and racial freedom; a woman who discarded societal norms before it was even fashionable to do so.
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As the bus crawls through Elephant and Castle, the world seems awash with greyness, and you'd happily drift into the eternal ether, willingly accept death's cold and final crush, smiling as you slide into satan's gaping gullet, you decide that you need to listen to some music, just to alleviate the sensation that you're quite excited for the forthcoming apocalypse.
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Decommissioned since the 1970s and now managed by the National Park Service as part of the Gateway National Recreation Area, Fort Tilden is a site of contrasts between human-made structures and the quick retaking of them by nature, between the modern city visible from the top of the batteries and the ramble of foliage that crawls over the sands below.
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But first, we are introduced to this new pope by way of a dream where he crawls out from inside a pile of babies only to give a radical speech to St. Peter's square extolling the virtues of (among other things) masturbation, gay marriage, nuns performing mass and people having sex for pleasure rather than procreation, as various cardinals and other church figures fall faint with shock.
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On Traffic Jams, a rapper and a producer will climb into the back seat of an SUV and, as the car crawls through Los Angeles traffic, the pair will be tasked to create an entirely new song before they arrive at their final destination where "hundreds of fans" will be waiting to hear a live performance of the song, according to a Spotify blog post.
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As a cousin's wife gets up to speak, her toddler crawls onto the stage and toward the urn: He sat next to it and banged on it for a while and then, while his mother, oblivious, kept talking about Tina and all her charming qualities, her boldness, her tenderness, her zest for life, the little kid somehow managed to take the lid off the urn.
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With J Hus providing a hook so London its favorite food is probably jellied eels ("high roller, bipolar / in the fly motor," told you), Nines' drawly flow crawls over the bass-heavy beat with ease, and if the video (co-directed by Nines) hasn't inspired you to save up for a Mercedes and a mink coat by the end, you're probably watching it wrong.
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The system devised by Amazon is actually relatively simple on its face — or rather, it combines two relatively simple methods, including a basic web search, that essentially just crawls the web for results using the full text of the question asked — just like if you'd typed "Which Nolan films won an Oscar but missed a Golden Globe?" into Google, for instance (researchers used multiple web engines in reality).
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Pence leaves the room telling Moore to consider his proposition when Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, played by Kate McKinnon, crawls out of a cabinet in the room and says Moore has to drop out of the race.
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Yet five figures set upon an arch carry the full weight of their vision of pathos and resilience: An egg hatches a human head; a vulnerable youth shows bravado as he crawls on hands and knees wearing a lion mask; a third figure bearing a light-filled box on his back represents hope through adversity; and a fourth torso, sorrowfully draped over two sides of a wall, suggests the universal plight of those unable to survive.
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