Similarly, at 54A, "Improvised" is a clue for OFF THE CUFF, with CUFF being the synonym.
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The so-called "cuff method" involves strapping an inflatable cuff over the upper arm to temporarily cut off the blood supply, then calculating the blood pressure once the cuff is relaxed.
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Choose from something simple like the Birthstone Perfect Ear Cuff ($225) or the dangling Tennis Ear Cuff ($650).
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It looks like your average cuff, but adds two electrodes inside the cuff as well as a digital stethoscope.
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The best rolled sleeve look is attained when you unbutton the cuff and fold it up two cuff lengths.
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He sometimes buys tie clips and tie tacks that match his cuff links, and he owns a few singleton cuff links.
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When the Cuff was squeezed, anyone in the wearer's pre-configured network would be alerted and sent the location of the Cuff owner.
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The gloves come in yellow with a red ribbed cuff, and Huckberry carries an exclusive chestnut colorway with a dark blue ribbed cuff.
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Cuff blood pressure had reasonable accuracy compared with the reference standard, at either the arm or aorta, among people with low cuff blood pressure (lower than 120/80 mmHg) and high cuff blood pressure (the same or higher than 160/100 mmHg).
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Readings from this method were used as a reference and compared with those of the cuff method to determine the accuracy of cuff measurements.
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The auction also includes some of his wedged shoes, cuff links, an ear cuff, a pair of sunglasses and a bunch of Prince's old backstage passes.
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The brand sent me two styles to try — the Bound Chain Cuff and the Bound Cuff — and they are the most comfortable ear cuffs I've ever worn.
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What a fun and off the cuff (on-the-cuff?) project which demonstrates the possibilities we create when we take matters into our own hands … er, arms.
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When Cuff became insolvent, an affiliated Tandem holding company, Bijoux, acquired the bridge loans and exercised its rights under the loans to acquire the few remaining Cuff assets.
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That statement, delivered on its own, might have been taken as just another off-the-cuff bullshit claim by a president notorious for off-the-cuff, bullshit claims.
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She also added a whole lot of diamonds in the form of a star cuff bracelet, another black cuff featuring a large emerald stone, two matching emerald rings, and emerald stud earrings.
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Marled x Olivia Culpo Rib Cuff Baby Dress, $158; revolve.
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Is that something that happened naturally or off the cuff?
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If you're out there to riot, we will cuff you.
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She's funny, a little abrasive, and talks off the cuff.
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"The judge's decision won't be off the cuff," Claypool says.
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At many of his rallies, he speaks off the cuff.
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It all feels off the cuff but it's remarkably researched.
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Readings were about as accurate as your regular inflatable cuff.
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Trump reacts, and is going to govern off the cuff.
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The more off the cuff, the more extemporaneous, the better.
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I don't think she just got it off the cuff.
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Cuff is leading more than 500 employees at Wegmans Brooklyn.
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Another client keeps breaking one cuff link and seeking replacements.
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He also had a partly torn rotator cuff repaired then.
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The bankruptcy court will govern Cuff creditor claims from here.
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And between movements, he delivered amusing commentary off the cuff.
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You can't wrestle it to the ground and cuff it.
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They also sell cuff links and other finery for men.
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It's not like a ligament injury or a rotator cuff.
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Dollying up a trailer, I tore up my rotary cuff.
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There's nothing sinister about it; it was off the cuff.
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"Wiz opened the door for everyone," Quentin Chandler Cuff said.
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Cuff founder Deepa Sood first met jewelry designer Lane Tabb, one of the vendors named in the lawsuit, through an accessories project Sood was working on for Restoration Hardware, where she was before starting Cuff.
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Gold Vermeil Inverse Cuff, available at AUrate, $220 Available in rose, yellow, and white gold vermeil Worn dangling around her wrist, or higher up on her arm, this geometric cuff adds intrigue to any look.
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But Ms. Brinkhurst-Cuff also expressed wariness about exaggerating the engagement's significance, partly because mixed-race people like Ms. Markle are often already considered "acceptable," Ms. Brinkhurst-Cuff said in an interview with the BBC.
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The bun cuff, which gives an instant update to any style.
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Should you speak off the cuff, and risk getting tongue-tied?
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She accessorized with a diamond cuff, sheer gloves and studded sunglasses.
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The wider the cuff, the better the pants will stay cuffed.
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For women, we recommend the Ugg Shearling-Cuff Leather Tech Gloves.
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The cuff links bear the great seal of the United States.
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"Sometimes it appears that he's firing off the cuff," Tobia said.
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Turns out, the ring bounced into the cuff of Terwilliger's pants.
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Being more "off the cuff" encourages real conversation and problem solving.
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This draped-effect ear cuff ($215) is classical with an edge.
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This draped-effect ear cuff ($715) is classical with an edge.
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She takes her stuffed animals' blood pressure with a toy cuff.
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Will Trump stick to a script or go off the cuff?
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With Trump you get unpredictable, off the cuff ...kind of crazy.
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She perused crystal cuff links (made in China) and candy bars.
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The NFL Network reported that he has a torn rotator cuff.
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But Matz said he was found to have rotator cuff irritation.
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He said he has "severe inflammation" in his right rotator cuff.
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A lattice of rubies and diamonds crisscrossed a mysteriously leaden cuff.
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Cuff customers were informed about their pre-order delays via email.
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If you have an Omron blood pressure cuff, it'll record hypertension.
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He also recently had surgery to fix a torn rotator cuff.
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Physical therapy is for my knees, my rotator cuff, my back.
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His chronograph is often tucked discreetly beneath his cuff (as above).
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Off the cuff and responsive to the moment with devastating effect.
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Finish your look with cuff links, lapel pins, and pocket squares.
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Pros: Superlative flexibility, great heat regulation, reinforced cuff guardCons: Not waterproof
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It seems off the cuff, but this thing is really organized.
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Blood spatter was found inside his right sleeve cuff, it said.
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All his extra efforts got him was a torn rotator cuff.
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But a torn rotator cuff his senior year changed all that.
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Bertish also endured some medical problems, including a torn rotator cuff.
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The international panel of clinicians, researchers and patients focused only on what's called rotator cuff disease, as opposed to rotator cuff injuries that result in a tendon tear in the joint, which can require surgery to repair.
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What will Adele talk about during her off-the-cuff midset monologues?
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The brush was difficult to hold and control even wearing a cuff.
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The sleeves included silver appliqués and long ribbon ties at the cuff.
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Beyoncé completed the look with earrings and a sparkly white jade cuff.
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Chanel eventually backed down and the cuff was never produced for sale.
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"Singles You Up" was inspired by a goofy, off-the-cuff comment.
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The repetitive motion has given her a rotator cuff injury and tendinitis.
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There's little first aid kit — Band-Aids, some dressings, blood pressure cuff.
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When he speaks off the cuff like this, he's simply being negligent.
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That same year in May, Diddy underwent his fourth rotator cuff surgery.
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He wears Superman belt buckles, cuff links, even Superman underwear during competitions.
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Y/Project's "multi-cuff" denim disaster is genderless, which is very progressive.
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ASOS 4505 Jacket With Wide Ribbed Cuff And Neck Detail, $72; asos.
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Snapchat retains its goofy, off-the-cuff vibe in its Live Stories.
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"It was very off-the-cuff, which was lovely," says the guest.
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Wilson has been sidelined since March 101 with right rotator cuff capsulitis.
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He had been out since July 27 with a rotator cuff strain.
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RHP Yhonathan Barrios underwent rotator cuff surgery on his right shoulder Tuesday.
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Author Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff called out Gucci and Prada on their designs.
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In exceptional cases, however, it can create impingement in the rotator cuff.
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The lawyers had advised the vendors to force Cuff into involuntary bankruptcy.
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Bijoux is not an operational entity, and the Cuff business is dead.
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They've gotten awfully efficient at generating these damned animations off the cuff.
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Do they sound like they're speaking off the cuff, rather than rehearsed?
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" "You can't say the things you used to say off the cuff.
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And for men, there are cuff links, rings, bracelets and necklaces, too.
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His off-the-cuff comments often overshadow his dutiful recitations of gains.
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Indeed, a favorite pair of cuff links had turtle images on them.
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Ramya: I would love to get an ear cuff from Ana Khouri.
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Just this off-the-cuff cuntiness, and they don't even know it.
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"There's so much twist," he said, pointing to fabric near the cuff.
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At many of his rallies, by contrast, he speaks off the cuff.
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But it wasn't off the cuff, it was a speech you gave.
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She also pointed out one wide 18-karat gold cuff that looked like crumpled paper, a piece that Mr. de la Renta once used, and another large silver cuff set with Indian polki, or uncut diamonds, priced at $16,000.
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OTHER THAN THE OFF THE CUFF REMARKS, WHICH ARE TYPICALLY RIDICULOUS FROM TRUMP.
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Francis spoke off-the-cuff to a meeting of an Italian family association.
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The Converse logo hits just above the sleeve cuff of the waterproof jacket.
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Medlen is on the 60-day disabled list with right rotator cuff inflammation.
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Zych had been out since May 2 due to right rotator cuff tendonitis.
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And the off-the-cuff diversions at campaign rallies are just as important.
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For instance, running fingers up and down the cuff controlled the music volume.
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At Saturday's luncheon, Harry was "off-the-cuff" and effusive, according to attendees.
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That said, an inflatable cuff is considerably cheaper and nagging is always free.
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When a candidate gives a speech, it is anything but off the cuff.
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Trump's seemingly off-the-cuff invitation reportedly baffled officials at 10 Downing Street.
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During an off-the-cuff press conference Monday, he went off on Reps.
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We got hold of a bag that included gold White House cuff links.
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Love the look of an ear cuff enough to rock it every day?
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It has shown a preference for off-the-cuff remarks over diplomatic protocols.
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Tweeting where he stood on the Squad wasn't an off-the-cuff outburst.
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C Zaza Pachulia (strained rotator cuff) returned to action Thursday against the Clippers.
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She accessorized with a black headband, black heels, green clutch, and gold cuff.
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Clinton delivered an extended off-the-cuff riff about her own spiritual journey.
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" Blood Pressure Cuff "I check my blood pressure at least twice a day.
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With a jeweler's magic the earrings became cuff links — and they became mine.
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Francis spoke off the cuff to a meeting of an Italian family association.
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Occasion-appropriate cuff links would probably be too hard for anyone to spot.
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Grooms can wear the Duncan Quinn cuff links ($525) and a necktie ($285).
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Mr. Cuff cried at his desk, suspecting it was retaliation, a witness testified.
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And Mr. Dylan often spoke to the crowds, cagey but off-the-cuff.
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Sandeep Jauhar The device slipped over my arm like a blood pressure cuff.
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Cuff and Link were also survivors and lived to appear in Rocky Balboa!
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My quest for a Valentine's Day cuff continues, one flyer at a time.
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Reached for comment, Tandem co-founding partner Doug Renert offered the following statement on the Cuff lawsuit: Tandem was an early equity investor in Cuff and ultimately provided the company with some secured bridge loans as it began having cashflow problems.
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Jennie Kwon Mini White Equilibrium Cuff, available at Stone and Strand, $540 Available in 14k yellow, white, and rose gold This thin cuff is set with four white diamonds and looks great on its own or layered with thicker bangles.
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To start, there aren't a ton of things you can do with the cuff.
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Medlen is on the 60-day disabled list due to right rotator cuff inflammation.
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As White House officials have stressed, he has leeway to work off the cuff.
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Add a bold gold cuff and neutral accessories and you'll nail the #girlboss vibe.
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Meanwhile, a lot of that off-the-cuff lifecasting has slid over to Snapchat.
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He makes some off-the-cuff remarks that don't work out so well sometimes.
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On Kia: Versus Versace jacket, Annelise Michelson earrings, Bonheur ear cuff, stylist's own rings.
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O'Day has been on the disabled list (right shoulder rotator cuff strain) since Aug.
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It's easy to dismiss this as another off-the-cuff, tough-guy Trump comment.
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When Mr. Cuff later retired, Mr. Burke texted several subordinates with an unusual request.
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Trump doesn't drink, but his speeches do have that sloppy off-the-cuff quality.
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The shapely cuff is 2725k gold, and a dangling freshwater pearl keeps things kinetic.
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The shapely cuff is 215k gold, and a dangling freshwater pearl keeps things kinetic.
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And finally, the iconic brown leather Hermès Cuff band is going to cost $690.
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We retained all of the best qualities of the ring in this cuff version.
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The cuff is then slowly deflated until blood flow returns into the lower arm.
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A lot of the writing on the show feels off-the-cuff and improvised.
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RHP Kris Medlen (right rotator cuff inflammation) threw live batting practice Monday in Arizona.
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But people gave it to me anyway: a reader sent me a silver cuff.
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Matz's shoulder injury was diagnosed as an impingement that led to rotator-cuff irritation.
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He did get to keep the cuff links Mr. Trump had given Mr. Cohn.
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Lio of Lions Misses Three and Cuff One — Giants Push Into Detroit Territory Once.
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To be able to summon a Jewish-babies remark off the cuff is a
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Still, it clearly aims to bar flip, off-the-cuff remarks to the media.
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I can't write or perform and have it sound off-the-cuff like this.
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Large silver cuff bracelets complemented the silver eye makeup worn by their runway models.
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But I might get your blood pressure cuff, too, and see how that works.
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It took a while, because after about nine months, I tore my rotator cuff.
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"Ten seconds of silence," he said gently from the stage, flicking back his cuff.
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The White House later tried to make sense of Trump's off-the-cuff excuse.
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Do they dread the logistical planning required to return a pair of cuff links?
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LHP Kris Medlen (rotator cuff) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday.
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The off-the-cuff outburst "proves I wouldn't make a good politician," Dimon said.
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In June 20053, while pitching against the California Angels, Stottlemyre tore his rotator cuff.
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About the slapstick, off-the-cuff one-liners of the wing-tipped Paulie Walnuts.
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But the cancellation was also driven by the fact that in 2003, in the era before Instagram Stories and tweeting at the president, people weren't used to hearing celebrities make off-the-cuff remarks, period, let alone controversial off-the-cuff remarks.
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Jake didn't write anything down, but Amy is fine with his off-the-cuff words.
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Clinton seems comfortable, able to string together paragraphs of complex policy talk off the cuff.
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It was far too off-the-cuff, reducing the summit to a mere photo op.
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Shoulder pain, low back pain, rotator cuff issues, all of it's been linked to slouching.
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And on the second or third page, he's talking to his turtles, Cuff and Link.
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As the cuff releases, the doctor measures the points at which blood starts flowing again.
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That means candidates can end up speaking off the cuff or giving hastily prepared remarks.
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Taylor Swift turned a technical failure into a special off-the-cuff moment with fans.
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The whole thing is testament how off-the-cuff and, well, live Facebook Live is.
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But for "Castle on the Hill," the duo made a special remix off the cuff.
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Both stars are at their best when they get to be off-the-cuff. 2.
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I tested the HeartGuide against a $260 CVS-branded cuff and got very similar readings.
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Judge Leon, with bow ties and cuff links, was a stickler for order and schedules.
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It's an off-the-cuff reaction to something much bigger and deeper, something very real.
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His sometimes blunt comments and off-the-cuff remarks have caused both shock and amusement.
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And nine times out of 10, that off-the-cuff, spontaneous stuff is more interesting.
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LHP Aroldis Chapman (left rotator cuff inflammation) said Tuesday he will head to Tampa, Fla.
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The fact is it was great because it was completely spontaneous and off-the-cuff.
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The latex cuff was connected to a plastic tube, valve, clamp, and a collection bag.
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Young has a strained right forearm, and Medlen has inflammation in his right rotator cuff.
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POPE FRANCIS has a habit of causing shock-waves with seemingly off-the-cuff remarks.
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So, Trump made a big policy pronouncement, seemingly off the cuff and with no warning.
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In November 21.6, Cuff was dubbed the most beautiful new wearable at Decoded Fashion's competition.
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It's Cocker and Pulp, off the cuff, the only way they know how to be.
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The 2012 London Olympics proved the perfect showcase for his off-the-cuff anarchic wit.
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I bought it on a trip to the Caribbean with cuff links for my husband.
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Within hours, Mr. Trump's off-the-cuff comments to reporters seemed, again, to suggest flexibility.
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And right after, these off-the-cuff teams start to be distrustful of one another.
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Or rather, one unexpected accessory (cuff links) and the unexpected absence of another: the handbag.
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This was not some off-the-cuff riff as Trump prepared to board Marine One.
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Ms. Cunningham said she got frustrated with his off-the-cuff remarks throughout the campaign.
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"First, patients should purchase a validated monitor and use the proper sized cuff," Padwal said.
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They're funny, and frequently off the cuff, at the same time that they're deadly serious.
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This week's is for breakfast, an off-the-cuff version of kaya toast with eggs.
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Miami Dolphins guard Josh Sitton is out for the season with a torn rotator cuff.
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" Dimon added that the off-the-cuff remark "proves I wouldn't make a good politician.
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She also suffered routine job injuries, including multiple foot fractures and a torn rotator cuff.
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This allows a portion of the clothing — in the case of this jacket, the left cuff — to take touch inputs from your hand and translate them into input controls for your smartphone, with the help of a Bluetooth-powered dongle stored in the cuff.
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As I said, you attach a small little "tag" to the left cuff of the jacket.
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In contrast, while Trump can be funny off the cuff, he's awful at delivering prepared jokes.
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As for Brie, she sported a gold cuff (minus the chain) and six multicolored rings, too.
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An established comedian, Meyers is known for his perfectly timed jokes and off-the-cuff satire.
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For about 30 minutes," Trump said Kinnaird dismissed Trump's jibe as an "off-the-cuff remark.
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This Hot Tie and Cuff bondage set comes with multi-direction handcuffs for endless restraint possibilities.
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This marks a big departure from the off-the-cuff style for which she became popular.
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Maybe it was just an off-the-cuff remark, but it appears Tina got the hint.
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The off-the-cuff remark led to a series of meetings within the private equity industry.
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Maybe it was an off-the-cuff remark from one of your favorite reality-TV personalities.
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You may have to inflate the cuff manually or press a button to start the process.
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Place the cuff just above the elbow, so it covers about 80% of your upper arm.
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Model wearing Sharon Wang dress, Bing Bang ear cuff, Annelise Michelson ring, and model's own earrings.
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It's a description that sounds like any other "blood pressure measurement" cuff on the market today.
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The base is an ear cuff made out of silver and developed exclusively by a jeweler.
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That cuff and a stainless steel sensor can then be used as an EKG sensor, too.
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On Tiri: Land of Women bodysuit from Need Supply Co., vintage earrings, Amandina rings, Odette cuff.
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Their blood pressure will also be taken every five minutes, using an automated blood pressure cuff.
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There are many politicians who would mouth banalities about "the power of unification" off the cuff.
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For the previous records, the writing was off-the-cuff, and mostly recorded before played live.
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Permanent replays are still optional if you want to shoot something disposable and off the cuff.
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You can swipe your hand over the wrist cuff to answer or decline an incoming call.
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The Dial's design resembles its predecessor, with a cuff band, but with a slightly wider screen.
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Trump's colorful off-the-cuff speeches and forceful message on immigration and national security were reverberating.
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The navy dress didn't get any extras, save for a Fred Leighton cuff and simple sandals.
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She accessorized the look with an equally high-shine choker, chandelier earrings and dangling cuff bracelets.
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So it is important to resolve the uncertainty as to what cuff blood pressure actually measures.
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Altchek gave d'Arnaud the injection but did not change the diagnosis of a strained rotator cuff.
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An ultrasound cane is on display, and an autorefractor available for off-the-cuff eye examinations.
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These officially licensed cuff links have bullet back closures and are made from metal and enamel.
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The ear cuff selection is unparalleled, though the style and quality will vary between the shops.
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For me, the skinny pair with a 32-inch inseam fit well with a small cuff.
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She had looked down, and there in the cuff of her jeans she saw something sparkle.
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This is no time for a trade discourse via tweets and occasional off-the-cuff broadsides.
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"We have to change the old-school, cuff-and-stuff mentality of policing," he told me.
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Withings has also added ECG capabilities to its newest connected blood pressure cuff, the BPM Core.
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Above: A Cuff Groupon; Some of the devices were sold online through Kohl's, Target and Groupon.
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Customers start a "Scammed by Cuff" page Tabb wasn't the only one left in the lurch.
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This Saturday night will also be his first fight since tearing his rotator cuff against Mayweather.
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Trump, a dynamic speaker off the cuff, just seems to be really bad at reading teleprompters.
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It will include her statements bangles, like a square cuff ($999) and 12-row bracelet ($999).
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But there's always been a divergence between Trump's official actions and his off-the-cuff rhetoric.
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I'm used to agonizing over every word I write, not talking off the cuff in public.
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EDMUND This was a more intimate, off-the-cuff affair than NBC's glitzy presentation earlier today.
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On New Year's Eve I donned the cuff links from my sister for the first time.
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I have a ton on from Dirty Hands in Williamsburg and also a Pamela Love cuff.
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The suit portion on her right side, however, had a long sleeve with a glittering cuff.
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What seemed like an off-the-cuff comment sent the shares of the two companies surging.
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A pair of cuff bracelets in diamonds and platinum were once worn daily by Gloria Swanson.
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"It was just off the top off my head, just off the cuff," James told ESPN.
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"Obviously you were a valuable contributor while you were useful," McGrath said, seemingly off the cuff.
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On his own shirt the president's blood had pooled at the cuff above his surgical gloves.
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These would all be far more productive steps than making off-the-cuff remarks in anger.
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I would highly recommend this bra to anyone, especially if you have shoulder/rotator cuff issues.
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The store owner, Michael Rodriguez, and his assistant, Tom Dziadual, can explain which cuff link shapes were favored by celebrities like Gary Cooper and Bing Crosby, and how designers over the centuries have tinkered with cuff link formats by adding snaps, toggles, pivoting bars and straps.
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The bracelet that Mr. Coin displayed had a carpet of delicately connected butterflies forming an outer and inner cuff, with a web of wire bridges between the two layers; if it had been made by hand, it probably would have been fabricated as a single flat cuff.
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Things like the buttons on the cuff and the three-button design of a jacket seemed unnecessary.
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Checking my blood pressure with an arm cuff every morning, I watched it drop, slowly but surely.
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Speechwriter Zev Karlin-Neumann loved Obama's off the cuff remark and dance moves imitating player Steph Curry.
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RHP Williams Perez (right rotator cuff strain) was sent on a rehab assignment to Triple-A Gwinnett.
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When the brand reproduced a cuff idea from the New York-based Pamela Love, Twitter went wild.
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Any new type of measurement would need to be calibrated with a traditional cuff to ensure accuracy.
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LHP Aroldis Chapman (left rotator cuff inflammation) will see Yankees team physician Dr. Chris Ahmad on Friday.
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We had to speak carefully and clearly and intelligently — and we couldn't say things off the cuff.
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That touchpad itself is powered by a small dongle, or "tag," that connects to the sleeve's cuff.
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Then she started experimenting with a low key updo, fastened half up with an oversize gold cuff.
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Though I will say it is much harder to put on a cuff one-handed by yourself.
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And for them, the HeartGuide is probably their best option aside from a regular ol' drugstore cuff.
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Which meant that the chanting started almost immediately, prompting Silverman to make her off-the-cuff response. .
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For Asian leaders, Trump's off-the-cuff style, freewheeling tweets, and rhetorical hyperbole, must have been daunting.
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And it was a great way to be silly and kind of do things off the cuff.
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Trump is known for off-the-cuff, ill-worded remarks, even when it comes to his daughter.
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" RJ: "You're very good off-the-cuff, and I wouldn't want you to be robbed of that.
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Swarzak, who is nursing an inflamed right rotator cuff, has struggled mightily following the All-Star break.
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I tore my rotator cuff and dislocated an elbow, but it's O.K. You have to learn somehow.
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That's when police had a change of heart and decided to cuff him and take him in.
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Afterward, the trio shared the same off-the-cuff group selfie, originally posted in Kardashian-West's story.
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Duda is out with a stress fracture in his back, d'Arnaud with a strained right rotator cuff.
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The Signora's cuff and her bracelet were breaches in the fortress of familiarity, through which doubt flooded.
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Republicans quickly seized on the seemingly off-the-cuff comment, with Nelson's GOP Senate challenger, Florida Gov.
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Most of the ear cuff styles are simple designs that sit in the center of your cartilage.
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But most of his line of suits, ties and cuff links bear a "Made in China" label.
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The attack, however, seems like it was not completely off the cuff, according to the TV station.
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But how does he handle off the cuff intimations that he doesn't know anything about quantum computing?
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The watches recall classic, recognizable Hermès designs, such as the house's Cape Cod watch and cuff bracelets.
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"If you have a thin cuff, it takes more pressure to restrict that blood flow," Long says.
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She said Bank of America made an exception because Cuff emails promised the product was still shipping.
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He has recently traded his off-the-cuff, unscripted speeches for reading prepared remarks from a teleprompter.
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She also has a beaded cuff from Butler & Wilson, the costume and vintage jewelry shop in London.
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"I am not a scripted actress — I'm more of an off-the-cuff-type person," she said.
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Although her videos feel off the cuff, some of them take hours of sketching, staging and editing.
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And in a recent spread in GQ, Tom Ford wears a large turquoise belt buckle and cuff.
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After an unsuccessful rehabilitation, Wright had an operation to fix his right rotator cuff in early September.
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He wears a slim black T-shirt, jeans slightly rolled at the cuff and Nike running shoes.
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Of Trump's frequent off-the-cuff remarks, Scaramucci said, "That's him wearing his heart on his sleeve."
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What could you cook in that tonight, off the cuff, that would take advantage of its form?
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When I swipe the inside of its cuff, it tells Spotify to skip to the next song.
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The phrase "separation anxiety" is one we've come to use in a fairly off-the-cuff way.
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She teamed the shiny coat with lambskin, tied-cuff pants from Bottega Veneta&aposs resort &apos20 range.
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You don't want to do things off the cuff when it comes to an issue this volatile.
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Even guy gift round-ups typically include the same old silver cuff links and video game consoles.
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As he took the cuff off her arm, the woman saw dozens of tiny red spots underneath.
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Even an off-the-cuff remark expressing an opinion about a case can lead to a mistrial.
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You can also cuff them at the front and further behind your hairline for a cooler look.
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Remember, too, that neither of the quotes I cited above were off-the-cuff remarks by Trump.
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The outlet also reported that George wore cuff links from Amal with his name written in Arabic.
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He's taken to talking shit off the cuff and mocking Styles when they're in the ring together.
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Severino has inflammation in his right rotator cuff and is in a two-week shutdown from throwing.
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But even though he has amassed a large following, his off-the-cuff tweeting approach hasn't changed.
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Initial cuff bracelet The first anniversary may not require something loaded with diamonds, and some women prefer that.
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Cixi presented a keen, but subtle assertion of power with a sleeve of yellow from shoulder to cuff.
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But what they saw was something much different from what Trump described in his off-the-cuff remarks.
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Scarlett went with a gold cuff featuring a chain that connected to five of her six multicolored rings.
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Underneath the strap is a cuff that inflates to measure systolic and diastolic pressure via the oscillometric method.
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On Thursday, Trump made a seemingly off-the-cuff remark to that effect during a big infrastructure speech.
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This cuff bracelet is simple yet elegant, featuring her initial to give it an extra touch of sincerity.
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Trump has a tendency to go off the cuff, and make offensive statements, in tweets, speeches, and interviews.
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Also, make sure that the sleeves can cuff up as mittens so that the babies don't scratch themselves.
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Brave of Apple to show the bike failing, or grabbing her cuff, or whatever happens at the end.
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He believes a cuff used to protect him during the procedure had moved and damaged his vocal cord.
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A cuff of climbing silver calla lilies clipped to models' upper arms made for the chicest of corsages.
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In a CNBC interview Thursday, Trump said he would try to win with his off-the-cuff style.
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LHP C.J. Wilson will undergo season-ending shoulder surgery to address fraying to his labrum and rotator cuff.
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A new smartphone device allows people to easily measure their blood pressure without a cuff squeezing their arm.
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The smartphone measurements were tested against a finger cuff device, and they were just as accurate, Mukkamala says.
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Kurt's adrenaline spiked when a group of suit-y, cuff-linked dudes crowded into the bar near Lisa.
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Now that Venus has officially moved into Scorpio, the urge to cuff may bubble up sooner than expected.
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Donald Trump approached his New Hampshire primary victory speech Tuesday night with his typical off-the-cuff candor.
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It takes maybe a minute or two at most and is way more comfortable than a traditional cuff.
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The new off-the-cuff video feature, aptly named "Time Capsule," is one of WeChat's more noticeable updates.
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Each woman's body temperature was monitored by a penny-sized thermometer held in place by a cotton cuff.
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The touch-sensitive area is on the cuff, and in the on-stage demo it worked really well.
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How do you get people comfortable using the design firms like this, this sort of off the cuff?
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After all, it's John's off-the-cuff storytelling that kept me poised on the edge of my seat.
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In a matter of no time Snoopy parks his car and hops out and the cops cuff him.
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My father reaches into his black bag for his sphygmomanometer, unrolls the cuff, and uncoils the rubber tubing.
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Individual portraits were shot off the cuff with the flash against a dark sky for drama and contrast.
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A near-disaster involving an errant flame and a feathered cuff only added a frisson to the evening.
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"She always kept her feelings close to the cuff, but even she can't pretend anymore this isn't happening."
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He landed on the disabled list and was found to have rotator cuff irritation in his throwing shoulder.
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Antiques Cuff links have a simple purpose, but their innumerable forms reflect their owners' personalities and manufacturers' ingenuity.
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"Most of his line of suits, ties and cuff links bear a 'Made in China' label," Rappeport noted.
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Whatever it was, she was more charming and off-the-cuff than I can ever remember seeing her.
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But off the cuff he delivered the kind of zesty banter that is the lifeblood of reality television.
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She also works a part-time job after school selling ties, cuff links and socks at the Riverwalk.
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After the final shipment in October, Cuff asked Tabb for a few days to pay their final invoice.
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Everlane's Washable Silk collection comprises three styles (The Wrap Top, The Relaxed Shirt, and The Tie-Cuff Shirt).
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Our vows were more or less spoken off the cuff, rather than written using an internet-approved script.
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This is why he created an imitation heraldic Trump family crest, to ennoble cuff links, shirts and cologne.
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As he sometimes does in these off-the-cuff riffs, he trailed off into comments that raised eyebrows.
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Drew Barrymore spoke off-the-cuff about her friend Samantha Bee, the late-night host and an honoree.
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One popular style, an extra-wide cuff based on a style owned by Ms. Chanel, epitomizes the aesthetic.
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Biden has always been known for going off the cuff and saying things that get him into trouble.
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The president's off-the-cuff, often-vitriolic Twitter feed is the hosts' most consistent source of comic material.
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He's said he fears he might say something off the cuff that could open a "can of something."
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He has no feeling in his left hand, so he cannot wear ties or cuff links to work.
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If the fit isn't perfect, the stylist can do some minor tailoring: a cuff here, a hem there.
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I particularly like the longer cuff, which offers you a little extra coverage without adding too much heat.
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But Trump's off-the-cuff comment had briefly exposed a truth at the core of anti-abortion politics.
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You don't want to do things off the cuff when it comes to an issue this - this volatile.
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The Yankees put him there this May with rotator cuff trouble, and Chapman missed more than a month.
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As was the case during his interviews last week, Mr. Giuliani seemed to speak largely off the cuff.
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"If you walk in there right now, they'll cuff you and put you on a plane," he said.
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Wirecutter says the mitten-shaped design offers a flexible fit with a stretchy leg cuff to prevent slippage.
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The firebrand leader normally makes rambling, off-the-cuff speeches peppered with curses and threats to kill criminals.
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That remains a big "if," given Trump's past self-inflicted wounds from off-the-cuff statements and tweets.
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LHP Kris Medlen was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday with inflammation in his rotator cuff.
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During her final walk as Miss Universe, Gray wore a gold cuff that she said she designed herself.
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To start, Trump left no doubt that his contribution to America's foreign policy is largely off-the-cuff.
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He was famous for never using a teleprompter and speaking off the cuff, so there hadn't been opportunities.
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The singer's mother, Tina Knowles, owns the Eliane embroidered lace cuff, which she wore on an Ebony cover.
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Some are off-the-cuff images created in emotional reaction to the news, and others are curated moments.
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It seems like he either didn't understand the question or is making his answer up off the cuff.
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And by swiping or tapping the fabric on the left cuff, I have been able to control my smartphone.
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RHP Tony Zych (rotator cuff tendinitis in right shoulder) moved his rehab assignment to Double-A Jackson on Monday.
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In May, the actor shared a photo of himself with his pet turtles Cuff and Link on his Instagram.
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And you can get to that point pretty easily when you are tweeting out things just off the cuff.
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This isn't to say the "SexyBack" singer doesn't come across as incredibly earnest and off the cuff — he does!
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It laid more or less flat against your wrist, and it wasn't overly prone to catching on your cuff.
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Biden makes certain to be sunnier at times during his remarks, cracking a joke or two off the cuff.
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It was so off the cuff, in fact, that Grande went into a public bathroom to record the video.
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I think [the mayor] just got caught up in all this stuff and made a move off-the-cuff.
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She had a good raincoat, but a button was missing and one cuff had worn down to loose threads.
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Snapchat's messages self-destruct unless purposefully saved to the thread by a user, permitting more off-the-cuff chatting.
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This involves hooking you up to an electrocardiogram, a blood pressure cuff, and a mouthpiece to measure your breathing.
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In the video above, Pratt proves his range with an off the cuff improv starring opposite a bacon sandwich.
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I am the proud owner of a new sundress, earrings, and a cuff with my favorite stone, ocean jasper.
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The patient wears a Fitbit-like monitor and uses a smart blood pressure cuff and a smart pill box.
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In contrast, think of Rihanna, whose Tutorial Tuesday videos at least give the appearance of off-the-cuff authenticity.
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Larson also wore a statement gold cuff bracelet with a large amber stone which was inspired by Thanos' gauntlet.
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Kipnis, who began the season on the DL with a strained rotator cuff in his right shoulder, is batting .
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Trump just sort of speaks off the cuff, and he says things that are wildly incorrect or clearly uninformed.
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During his battle with Rothwell, Dos Santos hurt his shoulder, sustaining a level-four injury to his rotator cuff.
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Moments later, you hear a cop searching the limo say, "cuff him" and that's when Dolla's placed under arrest.
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Gilbert Greenfield sits upright in the chair, his body tense, a blood-pressure cuff attached to his left arm.
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She completed the look with gold "Karat" heel by Tamara Mellon and a gold cuff bracelet by Pippa Small.
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Off the cuff, I could say "Life Goes On" for how melodically demanding and [perfectly articulate] the rap is.
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The elastic cuff and Lycra fabric keep the socks from falling down, and the Coolmax fabric keeps them breathable.
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But someone with health anxiety might purchase their own blood pressure cuff and measure themselves several times a day.
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The president has drawn notice for his tendency to tweet off-the-cuff attacks or accusations on Saturday mornings.
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He pitched just nine games the next season and blew out his rotator cuff in the minors in 1968.
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Slyde's website features verified reviews from customers and Mr. Watts does "off-the-cuff guerilla-style marketing," he said.
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Kasich's off-the-cuff remarks came during a presidential forum on povety, which was interrupted by shouts from protesters.
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Mr. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, made his remarks as an off-the-cuff response to an interviewer's question.
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From the 1870s to the 1910s, Czar Nicholas II made sketches of cuff links that he received as gifts.
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During a tour, Mr. Dziadual pointed out a shelf full of crystal cuff links the size of golf balls.
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I love that they have a baggy fit and the sleeves are long enough to cuff if you want.
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""He loves a good suit, paired with the right button-up, vest, tie, belt, cuff links, and dress shoes.
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Clady has been dealing with an ailing rotator cuff, however, since injuring it at Kansas City in Week 3.
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He repeatedly told his advisers that he would change, but kept veering back to his off-the-cuff style.
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But his off-the-cuff negotiating style and refusal to back off a fight with China have unnerved investors.
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Notably, these were not off-the-cuff comments, but rather an enumerated platform scripted and read from a teleprompter.
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Trump caught attention for making another off-the-cuff remark about a private conversation the day before that announcement.
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The animation artist creates simple yet charming looped sequences, frequently off-the-cuff and doodled from his momentary thoughts.
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" Then, he provides an example dream off the cuff, beginning with the lines: "You are in a haunted castle.
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RHP A.J. Schugel received a second medical opinion that confirmed he has rotator cuff inflammation but doesn't need surgery.
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C Travis d'Arnaud (right rotator cuff strain) was scheduled to catch a full game for Triple-A Las Vegas.
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Although asked to rush the sampling, the pitch worked: Cuff was able to raise seed funding in September 215.
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The president's penchant for geopolitical confrontation and off-the-cuff remarks will redound to the benefit of big finance.
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But I think back then I don't think I was as off-the-cuff as I can be now.
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The off-the-cuff discussions provide insight into the minds of artists and critics in an unusually intimate way.
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But if he starts speaking off the cuff, it's possible another "very fine people" moment is on the horizon.
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Melanie Ward, Mr. Jones's stylist, was making measurements of the precise length of a pant cuff from the floor.
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But it was a black jasper cuff, carved in a classic Panthère style, that would catch the discerning eye.
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But they all have something white coming out over the tops of their outer garments: a collar, a cuff.
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Skewering Amy Klobuchar for forgetting (or not knowing) the Mexican president's name off the cuff. That. Does. Not. Matter.
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A very good friend who, recognizing how much Ms. Boulet liked it, bought her a cuff for her birthday.
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Matching green Brian Atwood pumps, plus diamond and emerald drop earrings and a cuff bracelet, completed her showstopping ensemble.
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It all began with a question about L. Frank Baum's off-the-cuff story about a faraway magical land.
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Severino made just three starts in 22021 after dealing with injuries to his right rotator cuff and lat muscle.
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The new sensor also gets its reading in just 30 seconds, which is faster than the inflatable cuff method.
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He has taken lessons, but he can still appear uncomfortable speaking Spanish in large crowds or off the cuff.
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She nudged him toward turning his off-the-cuff posts of quirky found objects into a proper design business.
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No more rallies with an unscripted Trump riffing off the cuff, where he often gets himself into trouble. 18.
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In addition, her primary opponents more closely emulated Trump's nationalist, off-the-cuff politics, which complicated his endorsement decision.
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Fifteen percent of sales from a Maiyet x the Brave Collection tassel cuff ($115) will go to Planned Parenthood.
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Biden apparently made the comments off the cuff, motivated by Upton's work on a bill to support cancer research.
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When they began online sales, they tested the waters with a batch of cuff links, which soon sold out.
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When he's speaking off the cuff, his rambling remarks can be full of digressions and hard-to-follow tangents.
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These include having a full bladder, slouching with unsupported back or feet, sitting with crossed legs, or talking while being measured; using a cuff that is too small or wrapping the cuff over clothing; and not supporting the arm being measured on a chair or counter to keep it level with the heart.
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These interactive qualifiers wouldn't be "off the cuff," either — they would be pre-validated by endless customer support data points.
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While not as iconic as his '90s lewk, The Rock's cuff pose set a whole new standard for being photogenic.
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I will admit, brushing the cuff of my jacket to skip a track on my Spotify playlist was surprisingly exciting.
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The images are at once empathetically composed and spontaneously off-the-cuff, like family photos snapped during conversations or meals.
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During an angry, off-the-cuff press conference in 2017, Trump defended racists who marched in Charlottesville and sparked riots.
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But for many, including photographer Tiffany Brown Anderson, breast-feeding can result in impolite stares or off-the-cuff criticism.
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The actor, 72, shared a photo of himself with turtles Cuff and Link on his Instagram page on May 5.
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"Part of voting for someone, in my opinion, is how candidates can present themselves off the cuff," Ms. McGrath said.
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They ended up with a cushioned foam shoe with a thick midsole and high knit cuff, called the HOVR Phantom.
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The guy making up all these random, funny, sassy, and off-the-cuff tweets is Patrick Wells from Knoxville, Tennesse.
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Snapchat might be the place for off-the-cuff sharing you won't care about tomorrow, and Facebook might dominate messaging.
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The Clinton campaign has prepared for both the off-the-cuff and more subdued versions of Trump, NBC News reported.
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Earlier this year, Trump made an off-the-cuff comment about Russia finding missing emails from Clinton's controversial private server.
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Trump has used his Twitter account to share announcements, unload off-the-cuff commentary and notoriously, to issue incendiary strikes.
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During the filming Bowie sung a seemingly off-the-cuff song called "Little Fat Man" on a bar-side piano.
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In fact, getting off-the-cuff remarks (or even hot mic comments) was a substantial happening for presidents before Trump.
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Prince Harry went "off-the-cuff" while delivering a speech at his royal wedding lunch reception — and guests were delighted.
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From one of our valuation offices, a Saudi princess consigned a Van Cleef & Arpels diamond cuff that retails for $23,000.
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Rotator cuff tendon tears are common and often require surgical repair, but most severe tears recur and require additional surgery.
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Unlike most political candidates, he speaks off the cuff, simultaneously reflecting and stoking the anger and pessimism of his supporters.
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The way the HeartGuide works is there's a secondary, inflatable strap that works as a miniature cuff on your wrist.
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At the time, Marston's device was a hack: a basic blood pressure monitor, administered with a medical cuff and stethoscope.
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The touch-sensitive part of the jacket that Google is co-creating with Levi's is only on the left cuff.
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I've seen doctors and they say it's a rotator cuff issue, but no one has been able to help me.
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I don't like to just cuff one of these since I don't know how that phase three drug is doing.
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The most likely explanation for Trump's comments, then, is that he was just speaking off the cuff in his speech.
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Jeffery was on the PUP list recovering from surgery in February to repair a torn rotator cuff in his shoulder.
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The latest media faux firestorm against Trump stems from off-the-cuff remarks he made at a North Carolina rally.
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She completed the look with a gold "Karat" heel by Tamara Mellon and a gold cuff bracelet by Pippa Small.
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"I can't stand up much," quipped the prince, whose off-the-cuff remarks have sometimes landed him in hot water.
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"I always say our secret sauce is our people," Cuff said when asked why Wegmans has such a cult following.
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In a rare off-the-cuff remark, she said Mr. Trump's campaign was "exploding," an assessment few Republicans would dispute.
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The businessman who makes deals off the cuff and always has the final word transfers that logic to international affairs.
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The footage shows Bailey falling to the ground and the officers running up to cuff his hands behind his back.
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Those prosecutors said Shkreli's off-the-cuff remarks, made against the desperate wishes of his lawyers, "risks tainting the jury."
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That little electronic tab, called the Jacquard Tag, slips into the cuff of the jacket and pairs with your phone.
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The Jets know that Eric Decker will miss Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks with a partly torn rotator cuff.
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He said he wanted to establish whether the comments had been impulsive, off-the-cuff remarks or planned in advance.
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It was a highly utilitarian choice, especially since Irina opted to cuff the pant legs and roll up the sleeves.
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He would pitch just 19 ⅓ innings in 2017, derailed once again, by injuries: a hip impingement, then rotator cuff inflammation.
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Then, you realize the worn Tod's loafers and Hermès enamel cuff you once saw as dusty are now vintage treasures.
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M.I.A.'s candid, off-the-cuff way of speaking out politically is usually among the qualities we admire about her.
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It's… it's like he's trying to dip fondue while getting as little cheese on his shirt cuff as humanly possible.
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But early this year, Trump became more fixated on space and floated "Space Force" as an off-the-cuff idea.
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A sidearm thrower may have a greater risk of labrum injuries, he said, but less risk of rotator cuff problems.
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He rolled out a rotator cuff, slowly; he smashed a fist into a spike of pain on his lower thigh.
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We're told the bag contained a pair of Cartier Panther cuff links with clear and green stones, valued at $30k.
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At some point, he'll be caught without the teleprompter, and an off-the-cuff Joe is a ticking time bomb.
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Perhaps, but I wouldn't necessarily want the scene cluttered by a sommelier in full pocket-square-and-cuff-links regalia.
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Newton, the former league M.V.P., had surgery in March to repair a partially torn rotator cuff in his throwing shoulder.
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"Well, I say when you are a political candidate for eight months, you are speaking off the cuff." she responded.
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I, however, am shorter and prefer a single cuff, so I had mine tailored down to a 32-inch inseam.
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"To the extent therefore that my 1998 off-the-cuff interview statement suggested the opposite," he wrote, "I retract it."
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Also, older age, larger arm circumference, hard cuff design, and older device models were linked with diastolic blood pressure discrepancy.
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I peered down to see no spattering of blood on my shirt, no bloody tissue sitting on my pants cuff.
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Rodriguez had been 1-for-11 since being activated July 17 following rotator cuff surgery that required months of recovery.
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Brushing out on the cuff in a "make it rain" kind of gesture could be playing and pausing your music.
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Whereas you might decide that brushing in on the cuff should tell you what's on your calendar for the day.
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Biden's unscripted, off-the-cuff flubs are a big part of his political persona — core to his Uncle Joe moniker.
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I also appreciate the extra zippered pockets on the front and rear, the locking cuff zippers, and the drawstring waistband.
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We wanted to capture the off-the-cuff-ness of the live stuff, because our records are quite slaved over.
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Mr. Joyce is known as an off-the-cuff maverick who is loyal less to ideology than to his constituents.
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Its blood test, for example, monitors glucose, hemoglobin, and white-blood cell count through a finger cuff instead of a lancet.
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As the officers appear to cuff him, Jean was shown with his hands behind his back while he addresses the camera.
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They're just so good at their jobs, they know they'll be able to cuff these petty bozos with their eyes closed.
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Both officials said Trump, known for his off-the-cuff remarks, had not run that language by his senior aides beforehand.
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Palin pioneered the brash, off-the-cuff anti-establishment rhetoric and freewheeling attack-dog style that Trump has perfected this cycle.
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While some poems seem off the cuff, his later work is as intricate in its phrasal repetitions as a Persian carpet.
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Price: $18.08+ Continue the adornment with this beautiful clay cuff that can be gently bent to shape comfortably around any wrist.
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Mr. Prine's songs, as they have since his 1971 debut album, can sound both carefully chiseled and playfully off-the-cuff.
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Roh was bumbling at times and spoke off-the-cuff; the mainstream press scoffed that he was "the say-anything president".
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All it takes is a smart cuff, some creative accessorizing, and making sure that your bottoms are really pulling their weight.
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At one point during the hours of waiting, I grew bored and tried to wriggle my hand out of its cuff.
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Michael went through a series of prosthesis, including a bulky wooden cuff that made certain tasks, like writing, considerably more difficult.
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The off-the-cuff remarks are out of character for officials at Amazon, which is notoriously tight-lipped and buttoned-up.
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"It's an online test, an oral and a practical test, and they can do things like spell 'rotator cuff,' " she says.
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The groom wore a custom light blue Duca Sartoria suit topped off with his great-grandfather's watch and sapphire cuff links.
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The problem is that blood pressure is notoriously difficult to take, even with the standard cuff devices at your doctor's office.
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Yes, it was another debate, spawning another meme, thanks to what we can only surmise was an off-the-cuff remark.
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RHP Williams Perez was transferred from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day DL with a rotator cuff strain.
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Together, they'll encourage users to shoot silly, off-the-cuff content without that "fear of permanence," but instead with the opportunity.
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In those situations he is at his best: relaxed, funny, off the cuff, thoughtful and smart, like your favorite substitute teacher.
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Those off-the-cuff remarks -- wait for it -- often lead the news and blot out his chosen message of the day.
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Francis made the comparison in a long, off-the-cuff address to a members of a confederation of Italian family associations.
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Trump meandered through half an hour of off-the-cuff remarks before a room of lawmakers, Chinese officials and VIP guests.
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From Amazon's Homemade section, the Feminist as Fuck cuff bracelet is adorable, with over 90% of users giving it five stars.
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Normally, the top of your arm bone (your humerus) is kept secure in a cup-shaped socket by your rotator cuff.
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He believes his vocal chord was paralyzed because of a cuff the surgery center used to protect him during the procedure.
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LHP Charlie Furbush (rotator cuff) was transferred to the 60-day disabled list Wednesday by Seattle to clear a roster spot.
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And Tulo didn't even want to correct him about it: Let's just hope he didn't tear a rotator cuff while posing.
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Cuff blood pressure measurements are still useful, but we could help more people if we could measure blood pressure more accurately.
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It's unclear if Kelly will challenge Trump to cut down on his tweets or adopt a less off-the-cuff style.
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To see a fighter cuff and hit with the inside of the glove constantly, watch a Muhammad Ali fight or two.
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The biggest clown must be White House "correspondent" Jim Acosta, who will likely need rotator cuff surgery for excessive back patting.
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Trump's off-the-cuff remarks about cutting Europe loose from the transatlantic alliance leave all of Europe in geo-strategic limbo.
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Returning to an off-prompter, off-the-cuff style, Trump jabbed at Clinton's health after days of discipline on the issue.
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But before he got to those words, he spent several minutes in the off-the-cuff mode he is known for.
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Mr. Quitain said that Mr. Duterte had made the remark "off the cuff" and that it didn't reflect his official position.
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Edy Segundo Mota Perez rubs his right wrist before a guard places a cuff around it again and turns the key.
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We've brought you the original in ring form, then found a cuff and earring and finally it's here as a necklace.
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The former business mogul's off-the-cuff style and desire for quick action contrasts with the longtime Senate leader's deliberate style.
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Cuff had taken on an additional loan of $1.6 million from Tandem in 2015, which gave them an additional board seat.
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But the whole cuff thing," says Ms. Obom, referring to the leather strap, "they're sort of reminiscent of a gladiator sandal.
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But he also genuinely speaks off the cuff, avoiding the standard sunny string of clichés, which makes him fascinating to journalists.
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He pushed his face toward the exposed band of pale leg between my grandfather's cuff and the top of his boot.
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Among the items taken were his wife's wedding and engagement rings, a valuable watch, and some elegant cuff links and studs.
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This could be because I wasn't placing the digital stethoscope properly against my chest, or perhaps the cuff wasn't tight enough.
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The rapper had his 4th rotator cuff surgery 4 days ago, but he was already out and about ... in good spirits.
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She took apart a client's sapphire engagement ring and diamond wedding band and transformed them into a Maltese cross-style cuff.
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In that latter setting, he owns the stage, controls the crowd, usually speaking off-the-cuff for close to an hour.
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Of course, Mr. Trump was not going to meet with his Venezuelan counterpart; it was just an off-the-cuff remark.
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Earlier this month, she introduced a collection of cuff bracelets based on archival patterns from the architectural hardware company P.E. Guerin.
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But you'll miss the off-the-cuff paeans like the one he gave the other night to a congressman from Illinois.
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Trump has targeted Hunter Biden on Twitter and during recent campaign rallies and off-the-cuff remarks at the White House.
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And the effect on the viewer, listener and reader to a typical Trump answer or off-the-cuff riff is befuddlement.
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Others familiar with the meeting said the suggestion was more of an off-the-cuff remark than a serious policy position.
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Trump makes a new news cycle every time he tweets an off-the-cuff remark about something he's seen on television.
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Severino allowed two singles while facing 15 hitters after missing New York's first 151 games due to right rotator cuff inflammation.
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A torn rotator cuff in 2008 required surgery and she was out for six months, dropping her outside the top 100.
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He had surgery to repair a hip issue in October, and an operation in November to repair a torn rotator cuff.
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You can then swipe over your cuff, tap it or hold your hand over it to issue commands to your phone.
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The new chair appears more willing to speak off the cuff than his predecessors Yellen or Bernanke, a more casual approach.
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A few seconds later, one officer kneels beside him and pulls Price's arms behind his back as if to cuff him.
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Instead, it makes the jacket like normal, then inserts a small Jacquard fabric weave inside the cuff of the left sleeve.
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They keep it in an emergency kit, which is filled with things like quick-clotting gauze and a blood pressure cuff.
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Dodd achieved fame in theaters in the 1950s with a madcap humor and a relentless barrage of off-the-cuff ripostes.
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In this Art Deco cuff owned by Diana Vreeland, angular, light-reflective panels of the transparent mineral are studded with diamonds.
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On Thursday, he was nimble and quick to rebut Trump, launching off-the-cuff counterpunches and often speaking over his rivals.
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Continuing to make ever more outrageous off-the-cuff comments certainly doesn't repair that impression; instead, it fixes it in place.
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"Over There" (4153) features a large hand dominating a small composition; the cuff of a business suit identifies it as male.
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"There is another side," Trump said off-the-cuff at a Tuesday press conference that was supposed to be about infrastructure.
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At the same time, some of the public's anxiety is about Trump and his off the cuff handling of the situation.
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In this moment of being desperate not to feel worse, and paying close attention to how certain things made me feel, I could sense a pleasant mood-uplift from little sartorial details, like the way the cuff of a sweater aligns with the shirt-cuff and wristwatch underneath, or the feel of a immaculately fitted pair of jeans.
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The White House often struggles to maintain momentum on policy when Trump's tweets and off-the-cuff remarks upstage his scripted speeches.
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And so I was recording Stephon's saxophone kind of off-the-cuff and we jammed for a while and he had left.
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These show a #nofilter approach to making sure your half-tuck is sitting just right and your jeans cuff is one-hundred.
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In an off-the-cuff moment, Obama called West a "jackass" for interrupting Taylor Swift's speech at the 2009 VMAs. 3. Twice.
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I mean, I don&apost understand how something like this -- this isn&apost an off the cuff -- WATTERS: Not a live show.
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"The key is to focus on strengthening those rotator cuff muscles; they're important for keeping that shoulder in place," Dr. Chen says.
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When a person is President, the ramifications of poorly thought out statements and vicious, off-the-cuff attacks can have dangerous consequences.
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Breaking with his usual practice of speaking off the cuff, Trump read from a teleprompter and left without taking questions from reporters.
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Many weren't sure if Donald Trump would stay on script or adopt the off-the-cuff style we've seen at his rallies.
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When the president makes off-the-cuff comments, the best response often is to not focus too intently on his word choice.
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Nokia has also introduced BPM+, a premium version of Withings' existing blood-pressure monitor priced at $129.95, featuring a new soft cuff.
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Additionally, Galanin's jewelry piece, "Standing Rock Cuff," was created and sold to the Burke Museum to generate support funds for Standing Rock.
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While some CEOs expect their communications team to draft emails, write speeches, and proofread tweets, Musk's style is totally off the cuff.
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When he asks another officer for handcuffs, she replies, "Don't cuff me!" prompting the officer's short pursuit as she moves to leave.
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His words were met with cheers from the crowd – something the 70-year-old New Yorker addressed in off-the-cuff remarks.
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In fact, the president can't just unilaterally create a new branch of the military in an off-the-cuff announcement, experts say.
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The previous year, Newton also had surgery to fix a partially torn rotator cuff on his throwing arm, according to Sports Illustrated.
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Black, flower-adorned strappy heels, a sequin gray Chanel mini-purse, and matching silver cuff bracelets completed the youthful, yet polished, look.
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The nudge -- aimed at Republicans such as John Kasich, Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush -- was no off-the-cuff expression of frustration.
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C Travis d'Arnaud (strained right rotator cuff) has yet to begin throwing a week after starting his fourth DL stint since 2014.
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Derek, 36, Ogden, UtahIn my mid-twenties I had a rotator cuff surgery, and was prescribed an insane amount of powerful opioids.
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"That comment was a bit off the cuff, and I think I know what he means when he said that," Pearlman said.
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But conversation and off-the-cuff criticism don't feel like enough — Lemonade is a call to make something, not to chit-chat.
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The jacket itself doesn't connect your your smartphone, it uses an electronic cuff link, or tag, to connect to a Jacquard app.
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If you dislocate it once, it's more likely to happen again, because the rotator cuff is left a little looser every time.
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Needless to say, he wasn't phased when we asked him to loot the MUNCHIES garden and make some off-the-cuff cocktails.
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C Travis d'Arnaud (right rotator cuff strain) went 1-for-4 Friday night as the designated hitter for Triple-A Las Vegas.
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They can say things off the cuff because they don't have to worry about what some rich donor is going to think.
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Before I I was aware that my off the cuff remarks were caught on air on a radio show I did yesterday.
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She had surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff, forcing her to change her serving motion, and has struggled with hamstring injuries.
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Regarding Dan Crenshaw -- whose war-caused disability Pete mocked -- we're told P.D.'s crass "whatever" comment was delivered completely off the cuff.
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They now join the ranks of Asos's triple waistband jeans, Carmar's extreme cut out jeans, and odd92's nightmare multi-cuff jeans.
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Turkey needs a "foreign policy that is not run with extraordinary, radical, headline-grabbing, off-the-cuff statements, not blustering," he said.
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LHP Aroldis Chapman (left shoulder rotator cuff inflammation) continued his work by playing catch again on Wednesday, according to manager Joe Girardi.
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Our findings do not mean people should stop taking their medication or stop having their blood pressure measured using the cuff device.
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Is there any sort of bible for Dril's personality traits and backstory or is it all fairly loose and off the cuff?
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The previous year, Newton also had surgery to fix a partially torn rotator cuff on his throwing arm, according to Sports Illustrated.
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Unlike, say, the effects of a torn rotator cuff, the lasting impact from head trauma can be measured by fewer objective means.
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The cloth was faded, its pattern blurred, and the frayed cuff sprouted a fringe of broken threads where the interlining showed through.
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He saw the President decide off-the-cuff to halt US military exercises on the Korean Peninsula after being charmed by Kim.
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The Missing Link, a specialty store on West 25th Street in Manhattan, has preserved original boxes with 20,000 cuff links for sale.
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After one Cohn coup, Mr. Trump rewarded him with a pair of diamond-encrusted cuff links and buttons in a Bulgari box.
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The quality construction and classic aesthetics make the sterling silver and onyx cufflinks from J.Crew the top choice for French cuff shirts.
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These complex threats require collaboration between the commander in chief and intelligence officials, not disjointed public statements and off the cuff tweets.
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"Cold Coffee & Cocaine" is delivered in a faux-gruff drawl, littered with silly one-liners, off-the-cuff jokes, and jumpy trills.
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However, you can tell there's a bit of stiffness to the cuff where the sensors are woven in which could be uncomfortable.
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Tabb created samples (non-working costume pieces) for Cuff in 2013 which the startup then used in a video shown to investors.
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The jewelry's up for preorder now, ranging from $78 for a gold ring to $348 for a flashy pair of cuff links.
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The next generation ear cuff: otherworldly blooms of plastic flowers extended from up near the hairline to very well past the lobe.
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From a policy perspective, the speech was just as narcissistic, divisive, defensive, xenophobic and racist as Trump's off-the-cuff words were.
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"I always say our secret sauce is our people," Brooklyn store manager Kevin Cuff said on the opening day of the store.
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Another friend named Q Chandler-Cuff is getting more than 20 pieces of jewelry ... valued at several tens of thousands of dollars.
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Bench coach Joe McEwing will take over for Renteria, who will have surgery on his right rotator cuff on Friday in Chicago.
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I won't be surprised if, next week, we find out that Negan wears a silver-studded leather cuff and enjoys fast cars.
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The veteran comic's unabashed, devil-may-care style may seem off-the-cuff or improvised, but she's simply making it look easy.
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I believe that this is done to accommodate the large double (or triple) cuff style as seen in the brand&aposs images.
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An MRI exam displayed damage to the rotator cuff and labrum, leading to a surgery that Vogt feared might be career-ending.
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The watch has to be very discreet, and often men try to match their watch to a pen and sometimes cuff links.
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Beyond the candidate's own potential shortcomings off the cuff, he presents as a near-perfect foil for several others in the race.
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The jacket's sleeve is interwoven with touch-sensitive threads, which connect to a tiny rechargeable Bluetooth-enabled device embedded in the cuff.
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Plus, the jacket has reflective details on the logo, cuff, and side should you want to take a nighttime run or walk.
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Some of us opt for the most basic but least comfortable approach: turning the cuff over and over until you hit elbow.
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Except when I double tapped my cuff, Google Assistant on my phone said Spotify was not installed on my Google Nest Hub.
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Sporting I recently strained my rotator cuff, and I blame a pair of Olympic swimmers and Cirque du Soleil for the pain.
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Joan Hornig Jewelry has debuted a line of produce-inspired pieces, including mushroom earrings, cauliflower cuff links and kale and romaine bracelets.
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His off-the-cuff estimate is that about 80 percent of the weed that growers claim is organic isn't, upon closer examination.
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"We've learned our lesson," the gang sings in a panic, as the cops cuff them and Charlie bleeds out on the sidewalk.
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Donald Trump's penchant for off-the-cuff remarks could sink the stock market if he gets elected president, billionaire Mark Cuban contended Tuesday.
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Portman opted for a blue velvet gown from Dior's Fall collection, which she accessorized with a Fred Leighton cuff that featured Zambian emeralds.
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RHP Kris Medlen (right rotator cuff inflammation) threw two scoreless innings in his first minor league rehab start for Double-A Northwest Arkansas.
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Trump's speaking style — often rambling and seemingly off the cuff — has become one of the many bizarre hallmarks of his entirely unconventional campaign.
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Basically, it's the same technique used at your doctor's office where they strap and inflate a cuff on your arm, except much smaller.
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To test you just press a button, hold your hand over your heart, and the cuff automatically inflates and deflates on its own.
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The Styling: A double-cuff short pairs well with an on-trend off-the-shoulder top for a no-brainer summer look. 2.
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But, just because your ankle-cuff, under-fold, or safety-pin technique is a no-brainer, that doesn't mean there's no grief involved.
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But for now, it is left to the vagaries of tweets and off-the-cuff comments in the absence of any coherent communication.
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Yet Trump's attack did not seem off-the-cuff -- he appeared to be reading from several sheafs of paper as he jabbed Martinez.
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The A.P. reported that Justice Scalia had an M.R.I. of his shoulder and was told that the problem was from rotator cuff damage.
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RHP Kris Medlen, who is on the disabled list with inflammation in his right rotator cuff, threw a bullpen session before Friday's game.
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When Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne suggests resurrecting him around the midpoint of the movie, it's such an incredibly off-the-cuff, nonchalant suggestion.
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As the robot prods a block, a cuff on its "wrist" detects the resistance so it can tell if it's free or stuck.
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Image: Ohio State University/ BatelleTo get Burkhart's hand and fingers to move, a receiving device is placed on his arm like a cuff.
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The man's arms were so sweaty that Ortiz could pull only on the cuff as he tried to rescue him from the tracks.
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I saw one of the cops take his handcuffs out and make an attempt to cuff Lynche while they were standing there talking.
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Featuring a diagonal front closure (because why should it be straight up and down?) and a separated cuff, this isn't your regular top.
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" And it was, including Hart's off-the-cuff line when surveying the orchestra for his Sunday show seat assignment: "Where am I sitting?
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The most affordable option is a coiled braid cuff modeled after Abergel's signature wire-wrapping technique, which, at $98, still isn't exactly cheap.
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For most of the trip, Trump avoided his characteristic gaffes — his habit of saying something deeply offensive or wildly inappropriate off the cuff.
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In photographs, you can see their concern with the cuff of their jeans, the shine on their boots, their grooming and social presentation.
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Citigroup believes investors may get used to off-the-cuff comments from President-elect Donald Trump, which rattled the market yet again Tuesday.
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But as it turns out, Grégoire-Trudeau's off-the-cuff warbling turned out to be the least problematic aspect of that day's events.
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Price: $130.00 A design-conscious storage box for cuff links, watches, earrings and whatever else your significant other keeps leaving around the house.
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And to make it work, it requires a little flexible dongle that snaps into the cuff and pairs to your phone via Bluetooth.
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An oversized plaid layer — wait for it: in the same color — peeking out from the cuff adds the illusion of yet another ruffle.
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Maybe President Obama's controversial off-the-cuff comment about the iffy economics of an art history degree holds water across the pond, too.
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"TV is so different from theater, because it feels very off-the-cuff and sort of last-minute in a way," Stiles said.
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"This is about five years in the making," said store manager Kevin Cuff, who is leading more than 500 employees at Wegmans Brooklyn.
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"I always say our secret sauce is our people," store manager Kevin Cuff said when asked why Wegmans has such a cult following.
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When her group exceeded its goal for the year, the head honcho at the firm rewarded everyone with an expensive gift: cuff links.
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I also do a lot of things off the cuff that are one-on-one, having to do with kids I have met.
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Packing more punch was the Signature d'Or cuff in yellow gold, with 1,054 intricately set diamonds and a total weight of 43.3 carats.
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As they were leaving, his legs wobbled beneath him; he tore the rotator cuff in his left shoulder trying to break his fall.
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The other option presented was to wait until April 2016 and take delivery on a new Cuff device that would include fitness tracking.
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Apple has applied for a U.S. patent on a new type of small blood pressure cuff that could connect to a portable device.
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Dell has partnered with Twilight actress Nikki Reed on the line, offering up 14- and 18-carat gold rings, earrings and cuff links.
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A friend's nieces and nephews say that they see fellow teens Juul in class by concealing it in the cuff of their sleeve.
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When I asked him what happened to that watch, he pulled up his cuff and showed it to me like a battle wound.
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Everlane recently released "washable silk" tops in three styles: The Wrap Top ($98), The Relaxed Shirt ($110) and The Tie-Cuff Shirt ($110).
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A subsequent torrent of tweet storms or off-the-cuff remarks to reporters often give a more authentic glimpse into the President's mind.
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European officials are anticipating more off-the-cuff remarks from President Trump, who has again been pressuring them to expand their military budgets.
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"Men have always bought cuff links, stick pins and signet rings," said Amy Burton, director of the antique jewelry dealer Hancocks in London.
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Among other off-the-cuff declarations, Mr. Nunberg said that the president may have "done something" during the campaign in regard to Russia.
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Mr. Trump's off-the-cuff opening of a trade war rattled the stock market, enraged Republicans and left Mr. Cohn's future in doubt.
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The cuff itself feels sturdy to the touch, while the display is a smooth white cylinder that houses an LED touch control panel.
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It's definitely much easier to strap on the BPM Core, press a button, and let the cuff do its thing—when it works.
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The driver claims he suffered spinal cord, rotator cuff and psychological injuries in April 2015 when Weezy's bus was shot up in Atlanta.
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"Many presidents wear cuff links from the White House Gift Shop, so I wanted to get a pair for Claire," Ms. Harris said.
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Her wildly entertaining Instagram account has been home to her off-the-cuff speeches about topics like President Trump and the income tax.
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Meghan stunned in the dainty butterfly earrings and a gold cuff bracelet featuring diamonds and blue stones, both heirlooms previously worn by Diana.
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The book's pacing is steady and unrelenting, as Goldsmith toggles between his own careful narrative voice and Chuckie's off-the-cuff wiseguy vernacular.
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The president has targeted the younger Biden on Twitter and during recent campaign rallies and off-the-cuff remarks at the White House.
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He had fallen and torn a rotator cuff beyond recovery, and obliterated a patellar tendon by missing a step one Fourth of July.
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That's tough to do, I guess, when your client is the president and he's interacting off-the-cuff with press all the time.
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Next door to the newsstand is a small kiosk that sells official Trump-branded merchandise: higher-end offerings, like cuff links and sweaters.
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Others may recognize the claims as falsehoods but tolerate them as a side effect of an off-the-cuff rhetorical style they admire.
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Like its predecessor, it's a stylish denim jacket with a touch-sensitive cuff that you can program to do a number of things.
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But they've also made billions by starting their own companies, and their off-the-cuff tweets have tanked the stock of major corporations.
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But Trump is also known to speak off the cuff, and he relishes in going after his critics, especially when he feels attacked.
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For Trump, speaking off the cuff for two hours at a massive campaign rally is one of the best perks of being president.
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He later defended his use of the word "spying," saying it was used "off the cuff" and that he wasn't using it pejoratively.
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Several glass displays show where K.G.B. agents would embed lenses and bugs: in rings, watches, belt buckles, cuff links, dishes, among other places.
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For him, a bunch of Knot Cuff Links in a choice of three dozen colors, including a romantic red, made of rayon rope.
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The point of handcuffing was always supposed to be: spend your first-rounder on Player X and your 11th-rounder on his 'cuff.
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Overall, Trump appeared stay on script, and his rhetoric was notably tame for a president who is known for speaking off the cuff.
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When those single people who—whether by circumstance or choice—did not successfully cuff before the end of the year begin to twitch.
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He was named Chicago's fifth starter out of spring training, only to strain his rotator cuff in his first start of the year.
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But, Trotman says he's still really injured from the attack -- with damage to his back and a torn rotator cuff that requires surgery.
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Best white dress shirts you can buy: The best white dress shirt overall: Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece dress shirtThe best lightweight summer shirt: T.M. Lewin cotton/linen dress shirtThe best French-cuff dress shirt: Charles Trywhitt French cuff dress shirtThe best Oxford cloth button-down: Brooks Brothers Oxford cloth button-downThe best budget white dress shirt: The Tie Bar pinpoint dress shirt
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In more than a decade of youth, high school and college football, he cracked his sternum and tore neck ligaments and a rotator cuff.
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The bottom half with the USB end tucks into a pocket in the cuff, which helps make the tag look a bit more discreet.
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I have designed her a dress with a full skirt in a fine crisp silk with a high cuff neckline and hand-beaded detail.
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First, there are those tweets, phone calls and off the cuff remarks, all of which constitute a rapidly moving target for Tillerson to negotiate.
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If the president wants to ensure a stable and secure Europe and Asia, he'll need to dial back the off-the-cuff nuclear remarks.
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While the officers try to flip her over to cuff her, she appears to be conscious of her top and tries to cover herself.
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Republicans inside and outside the White House are more disturbed than usual by President Donald Trump's off-the-cuff remarks about the Russia investigation.
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One mentioned having been handcuffed by the police, saying he would refuse to wear another "cuff" on his hand, especially one that felt otherizing.
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Many didn't take kindly to Musk's off-the-cuff remark, especially with the company building a launchpad 1.5 miles from the village's easternmost house.
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They're both apparently kind of brash people who speak off the cuff without careful consideration or without adequate advice from their own responsible associates.
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As an athlete, pitching provided incredible memories, the thrill of victory, unforgettable camaraderie and a torn rotator cuff that still hurts when it rains.
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When a nurse realized I'd turned my two-point restraints into a one-point restraint, he tightly fastened my hand back into the cuff.
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A large, somewhat ungainly white cuff with spiky transducers, the bracelet has 24 speakers that emit ultrasonic signals when the wearer turns it on.
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Dress: $65Alterations: $20 to shorten the sleevesEar cuff: $20Shoes: $65 (Manolo Blahnik mules from eBay)=Total: $170 My wedding dress was a happy accident.
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At the start of the year both Ringly and Cuff (the latter pictured, right) raised almost identical Series A rounds in the $5M range.
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She also attacked Trump's off-the-cuff style and temperament, pointing in particular to comments he made at the first presidential debate on Monday.
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He needs to know that with a large following of loyal supporters he can't control, his off-the-cuff statements could have devastating consequences.
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Bergstein to explore the possibilities there were, and what would and would not be appropriate," said Battey, calling her client's suggestions "off-the-cuff.
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RHP Darren O'Day (right shoulder rotator cuff strain) likely will not be able to come off the disabled list when he is eligible Saturday.
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John Kasich, had initial reservations about Trump and his off-the-cuff remarks yet feels more secure now that Pence is on the ticket.
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Through the partnership with Sanford, the health group is now launching clinical trials in America, focusing on rotator cuff injuries, a common shoulder injury.
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"I sent a note to @WendyWilliams today," her message began, adding that she had made the comment "off the cuff" during the radio show.
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That comes out in a speech at the end of the episode that he gives, apparently off the cuff, when he wins an award.
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Initially, both Counsell and Nelson thought the injury wasn't serious, but tests showed it was a right rotator cuff strain and partial anterior labrum.
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"That it doesn't use a cuff is neat as folks don't generally like carrying around a bulky blood pressure monitor," Plante added by email.
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But last week, while waiting for a new passport photo at CVS, an eager salesperson swindled him into throwing on a blood pressure cuff.
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Here, a catheter that measures pressure is inserted inside the artery either at the arm (same site as the cuff) or at the aorta.
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Any good news for Trump got lost-- Trump's prepared remarks were substantive, but the off-the-cuff remarks have dominated any positive news. 5.
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There are a few things that the majority of people who know me would be able to recite off-the-cuff that I love.
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The public nature of Twitter — and the fact that so much of the content is literally off-the-cuff commentary — makes it wholly unique.
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UGG Coquette, $55.08 (originally $119.95) [You save $64.87 with code "BDAY20"]UGG's customer-favorite slipper has a soft suede upper and cozy sheepskin cuff.
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Those comments could suggest that Trump plans to speak more off the cuff, rather than from prepared remarks, when he sits down with Kim.
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In 2011, he decried the sorry state of White House technology in off-the-cuff remarks caught by an open mic during a fundraiser.
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Reportedly lightweight and cozy, these headphones are designed to sit on top of your outer ears — kind of like a high-fashioned ear cuff.
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But when she is forced to speak off the cuff, in Parliament or to the press, her body stiffens and she takes deep breaths.
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"I do have a little gambling theme section," he said, bringing out cuff links shaped like stacks of playing cards with tiny dice inside.
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The tag is smaller than a stick of gum, but it allows you to use the cuff of the jacket almost like a touchpad.
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The best answer he has received is that a cuff used to protect him during the procedure shifted and pressed on his laryngeal nerve.
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Trump is using a teleprompter for the second time, a major difference from his usual off-the-cuff speeches that tend to make news.
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But this is off-the-cuff, and he is doing things that a DOJ that he is simultaneously attacking might not be that into.
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The well-orchestrated RNC strategy could, of course, be upended by the President himself through a tweet or off-the-cuff comments about Comey.
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Trump's seemingly off-the-cuff announcement that the US planned to withdraw troops also seemed to be met with surprise in the State Department.
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He has a gift for concocting memorable phrases seemingly off the cuff, and if he goes into politics, heaven help his opponents in debates.
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The president's lawyers have argued that his rambling, off-the-cuff style would put him at risk of making misstatements during in-person questioning.
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He acknowledged, however, that he lacked authoritative medical credentials when Todd asked him whether he was qualified to make an off-the-cuff diagnosis.
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C Travis D'Arnaud saw team orthopedist avid Altchek in New York City on Monday and he was officially diagnosed with a strained rotator cuff.
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After the officers cuff Bailey and call for medical assistance, the officers find a gun in his shorts and cut the shorts off him.
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But Barry Tucker — Richard Tucker's son, who leads the foundation — generously lent Mr. Camarena his father's cuff links, which Mr. Camarena showed off proudly.
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Her site, Chez Pim, was a popular first-generation food blog — intimate and idiosyncratic, generous with its commenters and very often off the cuff.
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Usually a little disheveled, he wore off-the-rack Sears or Lands' End navy suits and a plastic watch strapped over his shirt cuff.
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It wasn't long after that Lauren Hutton, the "king crab Bunny," would trade in her collar and cuff links for the cover of Vogue.
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She recently created a Hashtag cuff, a titanium and white gold patchwork of hashtag symbols accented with red cabochon spinels, rock crystal and diamonds.
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Before the game, the Mets placed struggling relief pitcher A.J. Ramos (rotator cuff tendinitis) and infielder Wilmer Flores (sore back) on the disabled list.
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NOAH HAS SURGERY Knicks center Joakim Noah had surgery to repair his right rotator cuff, a procedure that could sideline him until training camp.
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While I usually go with a longer inseam for jeans (in order to cuff them) I like a straight, uncuffed pant leg for slacks.
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And unlike defense, transportation, or even housing, President Trump sees himself as the complete communications team with his tweets and off-the-cuff comments.
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Seeing the delicacy of Judith's left cuff in the Toulouse painting instantly reminded him of that Brera picture, Mr. Bradburne said in an interview.
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During his off-the-cuff and meandering press conference in the White House Rose Garden, Trump's usual fear-mongering about immigrants took center stage.
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Repeal would satisfy the Republican bottom line, while replace would satisfy the otherwise off-the-cuff pledges that Trump had made on his own.
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Trump presents a unique foil for Pelosi: prone to chaotic outbursts and completely off the cuff and unprepared, as opposed to her meticulous planning.
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But what started off as a lighthearted off-the-cuff remark actually snowballed into controversy with every attempt by those involved to "fix" the situation.
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He praised Trump for firing campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and for increasingly using a teleprompter to deliver prepared speeches, rather than off-the-cuff remarks.
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With PTSD, veterans' blood vessels expanded 5.8 percent on average in response to the tightening blood pressure cuff, compared with 7.5 percent without the condition.
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C Travis d'Arnaud (right rotator cuff strain) went 22-for-211 with an RBI and a walk for Single-A St. Lucie on Wednesday night.
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Without having to pretend that a card passed around the office, signed twenty times with an off-the-cuff "sorry for your loss," fixes anything.
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I have a bad knee, and I'm pretty sure I re-tore my rotator cuff, which I've had three operations on, so that's not fun.
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But Cass is conspicuously attempting to give an intellectual foundation to Trump's off-the-cuff policymaking and to influence White House policy and 2020 candidates.
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As Nurmagomedov pressed into McGregor, the Irishman's digits clearly buried in the cuff of his glove, he alerted Herb Dean, who continued to do nothing.
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Another smartwatch, created by Omron, uses the cuff method to measure blood pressure and was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in December.
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The tie is sold as a set alongside a pair of cuff links and a leather wallet stamped with SB Savoy's cool monocle-wearing mascot.
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What may seem like an off-the-cuff fit of pique might actually be a signal of Trump's changing priorities or a new policy direction.
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The Fuse is Ashley Chloe's first attempt at true wireless earbuds, and its second product following the Helix Cuff the company debuted with on Kickstarter.
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From the dream locations and racks of gorgeous clothing, to endearing, off-the-cuff moments, they can be just as captivating as the final photographs.
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While Meghan rocked a gold bracelet, Giles & Brothers' railroad spike cuff comes in silver, rose gold, brass and a variety of other metals as well.
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The sexy dress, however, was half covered with a black coat and a sequined cuff around its wrist, while a black strap accentuated Hadid's waistline.
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Instead of giving away their off-the-cuff content on Snapchat and Instagram, creators can actually earn money from their social media via Patreon Lens.
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If we took Elon Musk's off-the-cuff advice and nuked the pole, we could probably make the atmosphere much thicker and warmer pretty quickly.
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Throwing a tantrum or letting off-the-cuff remarks get to you will only perpetuate the cycle of feeling (and being treated) like a child.
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The New York Mets placed left-hander Steven Matz on the 15-day disabled list Monday with a mild shoulder strain and rotator cuff irritation.
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Titled for the humble hand-recorder that the artist uses to capture off-the-cuff ideas, this record is a document of genius-in-process.
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President Trump might have promised to bring healing and unity, but his off-the-cuff speech about Charlottesville yesterday only seems to have driven division.
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The average differences between the app results and the traditional cuff were 12.4 mmHg for systolic blood pressure and 10.1 mmHg for diastolic blood pressure.
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As we chat, he takes a smartphone out of his pocket and waves it over an enlarged button with gray markings on his left cuff.
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This makes good on CIA director Gina Haspel's somewhat off-the-cuff announcement earlier in April that the agency had an account in the works.
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Oakland RHP Fernando Rodriguez (shoulder) was placed on the 15-day disabled list after an MRI exam revealed he has a strained rotator cuff. 3.
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Really, though, it was the kind of not so subtle, off-the-cuff threat we've come to expect from powerful people in my home state.
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Donald J. Trump's own proposals have often been vague, his prepared statements often contradicted by his own off-the-cuff remarks in speeches and interviews.
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D'Arnaud, who has missed six weeks with a rotator cuff strain, has been playing catch from 150 feet but has not thrown with full exertion.
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Leaving aside tariffs, which some Democrats support, Trump's off-the-cuff positions on immigration, gun control, and North Korea are relatively sensible for a Republican.
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Cable channels usually carry those events live, and network officials point out the news value in showing a presidential candidate making off-the-cuff remarks.
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He was placed on the 15-day disabled list May 3 with right rotator cuff tendinitis and will be sidelined for at least four weeks.
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MacMillan subbed for Williams, who warned him not to push down too hard on Kong's right shoulder, or else the puppet's rotator cuff could tear.
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The Daily Jewel The next generation ear cuff: otherworldly blooms of plastic flowers, extending from up near the hairline to very well past the lobe.
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" She has carried this off-the-cuff style into her live show, titled "An Evening of Laughter and Reflection Where the Audience Asks the Questions.
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A stray comment during his speech, an off-the-cuff response to a protester or even an imprudent tweet could end up overshadowing Trump's address.
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Even his counter attacks on Trump seemed prepared, and his attempts to co-opt Trump's off-the-cuff strategy ended up being a colossal disaster.
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"I feel like the anchovy on Ivanka's Caesar salad," family friend Tom Barrack said in a rambling, off-the-cuff speech introducing Trump's daughter, Ivanka.
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C Travis d'Arnaud (right rotator cuff strain) went 13-for-4 while playing nine innings at catcher for Triple-A Las Vegas on Saturday night.
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Cuff scrambled to figure out details that should have been decided before selling the jewelry – things like which base metal should be used, for example.
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He can bounce back and forth nonchalantly with Chance the Rapper on a song that feels like one of Chance's more off-the-cuff moments.
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Justice Ginsburg was speaking off the cuff, offering her opinion on a matter currently in the news, as any citizen has a right to do.
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This morning, Recode found an "I Survived Coronavirus" cuff, merchandise tagged with "Don't Cough on Me," and a coronavirus-themed mug all available for purchase.
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Indeed, despite the official-sounding imprimatur on the tweets, they were as contradictory and factually dubious as some of his most off-the-cuff remarks.
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So the concept is, you take all these EKGs and then blood tests, because now you have a blood pressure cuff, and find other things.
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When they buy a blood pressure cuff that they have there in the Safeway, it's assuming that you get the right blood pressure from it.
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I knew from my own work, however, that off-the-cuff notes, old receipts, call logs and calendar entries can serve as proxies for feelings.
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The moderator of the show and its game straight man, Ernie Johnson, as well as its producer, Tim Kiely, liked Smith's off-the-cuff demeanor.
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In cuff links and tie, seated in his mansion in Accra, Richard Nunekpeku, 34, wants to project what this new breed of agripreneur can achieve.
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In the special, Chappelle barely touches on the specific allegations made against Kelly, though he makes more off-the-cuff jokes during his Q&A.
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Maybe you're cleaning your cuff links or steaming your dress, getting ready to eat lightly, drink moderately and make like Ginger Rogers at the club.
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He could offer hilarious off-the-cuff, inside-the-game stories, helpful style hints or even a quality post-event dining spot he had uncovered.
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He had his torn rotator cuff repaired last November — just over a month after having surgery on his hip, which had also been ailing him.
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First, the examiner hooks you up to a series of respiratory tubes, leg and arm monitors, a blood pressure cuff and a fingertip sweat detector.
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Mr. Mariner, 36, is a founder of York River Traders, a Boston company that manufacturers and sells belts, cuff links, dog collars and other accessories.
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In particular, Mr. Burke hated one of the police officials, Pat Cuff, who had conducted the internal investigation against him in the 1990s, witnesses said.
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As soon as Mr. Burke became police chief in early 2012, he demoted Mr. Cuff by four ranks and assigned him to guard a warehouse.
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The team is cataloging a selection of Prince's jewelry, from cuff links to necklaces and rings, much of which is costume jewelry, Ms. Marchese noted.
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RHP Tony Zych (rotator cuff tendinitis in right shoulder) moved his rehab assignment to Triple-A Tacoma on Thursday, and he pitched a scoreless inning.
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