And your heart goes: Wing-a-ding ding, wing-a-ding ding, wing-a-ding ding.
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" And then the phone started beeping like crazy, like "ding ding ding ding ding.
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Catch me singing the Game of Thrones theme, alone to myself in a darkened room, ding ding ding-a-ling ding ding-a-ling.
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If you guessed "Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga," ding ding ding.
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I searched in "rooster" near "Los Angeles," and ding, ding, ding!
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"The dialysis bell went 'ding, ding, ding,' " Ali's daughter Rasheda tells PEOPLE.
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" And it's like "DING DING DING, THIS GUY WANTS TO BONE AXE!
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DING DING DING the alarm bells were going off in my head.
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If you asked me to recount something significant from 24, I wouldn't be able to do it because any memory from that year is clouded by the sound of "A ring ding ding ding ding, a ring ding ding dingdemgdemg" aka Crazy Frog.
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Ding ding ding — Chuck ultimately realizes that Axe is managing the police commissioner fund, not Panay.
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They're gluten-free (ding, ding, ding!) and are made with almond flour, cocoa powder, and ground cinnamon.
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The Brother John lyrics: "Are you sleeping, are you sleeping, Brother John, Brother John, Morning bells are ringing, morning bells are ringing, Ding, ding, dong; ding, ding, dong" . . .
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But choose wisely (or — ding-ding — not at all).
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If you guessed "continue to share the exact same amount of personal data with Facebook," then ding ding ding, you're a winner.
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The featured guest on the first episode is -- ding, ding -- HRC!
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He even asks if he is there tonight, and if Cohen had met him backstage before the show... which, ding-ding-ding — he did.
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Unfortunately, we now know that a ding is not just a ding.
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During Joyce and Hop's visit, they learn that Ives was part of a medical research study involving LSD and salt-water isolation tanks (ding ding ding!).
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"All the sudden yesterday, my daughter and I are sitting at the table and I&aposm trying to make the next Furby for my granddaughter&aposs birthday and I hear my phone just going ding ding ding ding," she said.
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Ding, ding, ding, he rang the bike's tinny bell: A priest swinging a thurible into the sanctuary, a rabbi tying the belt of his kittel before the first prayers.
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But, it's Oi's ding that's really interesting: It sounds exactly like a text message ding.
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And if the mere mention of the brand putting out a new must-have has you thinking, Please, Glossier gods, let it be eye cream, ding, ding, ding: You nailed it.
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That it was much smaller, and I was thinking the repercussions on work, on real estate, on trucking, on ding, ding, ding, you just ... The whole industry changes really drastically in that case.
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With a loud ding (Hotz appropriated the buckle-your-seatbelt ding from commercial planes), autonomous driving was engaged.
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"Feels like a legging, looks like you tried," reads the product description, and all of a sudden we heard a ding ding ding going off in our heads, because that's exactly what we've been waiting for.
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And, of course, Paul's weekly segment "Ring-a-ding-ding" has all the insightful Bluetooth MIDI accessory commentary you crave.
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The tires should be full, the brakes should slow you down, and the bell should make a little "ding ding!" sound.
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Each dish at this Thai restaurant has the effect of a lit-up, all-systems-go pinball machine: A single bite pings from sweet to sour to salty to funky to crunchy, tied together with a gleeful ding-ding-ding!
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Planned Parenthood, round 4,716 -- ding, ding: Via The Hill's Jessie Hellman, the Trump administration may cut federal funding to Planned Parenthood through regulations.
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We pulled off near the pumps and our tires made that "ding ding" sound that cars always triggered at gas stations back then.
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He could shoot a contested corner three (nah), attack the closeout and drive into a crowd of three Raptors (lord, no), or quickly move the ball up to Brogdon, who was covered but had enough space to get open (ding, ding, ding!).
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A spot of "Panda diplomacy" was also on show after the talks Wednesday as Xi presented two pandas, Ru Yi and Ding Ding, to Moscow's zoo.
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He and his pallies Paul Manafort and Roger Stone seem like a latter-day Rat Pack, having a gas with tomatoes, twirls and ring-a-ding-ding.
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I tweeted something, she responded, I felt like woah, and then I knew this was going to happen, but another outsider, an academic or someone says, 'Oh look it's Tanzina and so and so, like ding ding ding, round one,' and I was like no no no, we're not doing that.
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She and her husband never used to carry debt like this, but since Harvey, they have been caught in a riptide of bills for the house and a personal loan that Ms. Ford-Amofa took out when the family could no longer keep up with other expenses. Ding. Ding. Ding.
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"My Ding-a-Ling," Chuck Berry's only No. 1 pop single, was an adaptation of "Little Girl Sing Ding-a-Ling," a recording Mr. Bartholomew made under his own name in 1952.
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Nuro completed its first Series A funding round in China just three months later, in a previously unreported deal that gave NetEase founder Ding Lei (aka William Ding) a seat on Nuro's board.
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Ding also pointed to the dollar for the yuan's decline.
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"Let me let you in on a secret," Ding says.
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The Kuk seems determined to fight for ding rights too.
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Right has not, you know, ding dong rung my doorbell.
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"Ding dong the witch is dead," a Trump aide tweeted.
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Any misspelling will earn that dreaded ding from the judges.
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It's just a ding, the coach would tell the parents.
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That executive was Charles Ding, a corporate senior vice president.
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Steve Jobs wanted to put a ding in the universe.
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Today, Apple wants to ding your pocketbook, Farhad Manjoo writes.
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Concussions — 'Uh oh, got a little ding on the head?
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A poem was first and last a Ding an sich .
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Concussions, 'Uh oh, got a little ding on the head?
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Like many other attempts to ding A.O.C., this one boomeranged.
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The founder and CEO of NetEase, Ding — also known as William Ding — is the founder and CEO of NetEase, a Guangzhou-based tech conglomerate that has one of the world's largest mobile-games businesses.
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The hand-pulled noodles, made daily, are also hacked into little stubs to make ding-ding noodles, a dish I've encountered at only one other restaurant in New York, the Hand-Pulled Noodle in Harlem.
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It is not clear how many people have unexercised ding rights.
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Even so, it's hard to ding Apple too much on this.
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But the move is expected to ding the brand's bottom line.
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"People use it as a form of self-mockery," Ding added.
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Blind taste test of some new flavors we've been R&Ding.
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If you must be a dingbat, make the ding look good.
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It also picked up a mysterious ding somewhere along the line.
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They're getting a year's worth of Twinkies and Ding Dongs, too.
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"Bleacher's Ding" is Kevin Ding of Bleacher Report, who dropped a story this afternoon about how Carmelo Anthony cannot be a centrifugal force for a Jackson dynasty the way Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant once were.
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But it all came crashing down in dramatic fashion for Mr. Ding this week, when the police alleged that his financing business, Ezubao, was a $7.6 billion Ponzi scheme and announced 21 arrests, including of Mr. Ding.
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So we get stuff like "put your head in a microwave—ding, nigga," where the punchline is as much the note that Wayne's voice hits as he sings "ding" as it is the joke about the microwave.
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Another big ding is that this camera doesn't have in-body stabilization.
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As the seconds slip away, you find an important quest item. Ding!
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In the distance, I heard the elevator doors ding as Blythe left.
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This inaccurate read on the outcome would seemingly ding its credibility. 2.
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Some would ding a particular challenger in a not so flattering way.
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The final treats are the Hostess Bake Shop Triple Fudge Ding Dongs.
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Ms. Ding has a second son, believed to be in his 50s.
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Like, those "ding," or chiming, sounds you hear — what are those, really?
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Ding played in four Olympics for Austria, and the trend only grew.
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Ding worked for Xi when the latter was party boss in Shanghai.
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The No Name Cake is essentially a high-end Hostess Ding Dong.
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China Ding Yi Feng officials could not be immediately reached for comment.
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One missed credit card or mortgage payment can ding their credit score.
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Endless head shaking, head scratching, and, eventually, mocking follows, and then ding!
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Jeff Ding from Oxford University says the West has overhyped China's abilities.
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The loudest sound was the electronic ding after each vote was cast.
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Of course, Trump and his fellow Republicans want to ding up Biden.
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He will report to Sally Ding, director of treasury and corporate finance.
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"Every application can cause a small ding to your credit," she said.
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Suddenly, there was a ding, and the dealer asked him about it.
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Another ding: The later you call, the more it will cost you.
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Ding: I am convinced Facebook invents notifications to drop onto you when you have the Facebook tab open, to keep you running back to it—Three People You Know Are Interested in an Event Near You Tomorrow. Ding.
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"The energy of Steven Soderbergh's 2001 Eleven — all that Rat Pack visual jazz and ring-a-ding-ding dialogue — is mostly set aside here for glossy scene-setting and the mechanics of plot," wrote Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly.
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At the moment, Ding says that market capitalization is not his main goal.
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"It didn't look pretty just after we finished our work," Ding Hui said.
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Someone Finally Shoots Hiram Ding, dong the Man In Black is (nearly) dead!
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"He called it Cherry Cherry Knock Knock or Ding Dong Ditch," said Finkley.
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That would appear to be Kevin Ding, a senior writer for Bleacher Report.
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Credit Karma includes a free report that it promises won't ding your credit.
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Meanwhile, rank-and-file pragmatists are tired of the ongoing Labour ding-dong.
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Added bonus: It makes ding dongs on the religious right incredibly hilariously angry.
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Again, the Apple Card also isn't going to ding you with late fees.
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This could further ding the chances of Vision Fund 2 coming into existence.
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And the regular changes in reporting methodology don't help matters, Feigl-Ding said.
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Chief among them: any ding or nick in the glass could be catastrophic.
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It seems likely to ding some current-gen digital tracking and targeting practices.
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I regarded it as more of an aesthetic ding than a logistical hassle.
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Moreover, the technology's inventor, Ding Yulong, sees a path to yet greater efficiency.
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Curse Ov Dialect launch 'Twisted Strangers' at Melbourne's Ding Dong Lounge May 13.
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"It's a must for the brands to be involved," says Bain & Company's Ding.
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BREAKING -- ROUND II BEGINS TONIGHT (!) *DING, DING*: Via The Washington Post's Robert Costa, a top White House official said that Trump aides and top Republicans might "circulate some revised legislative language tonight" to House Republicans on repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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Driving the decline: concern that an escalating global trade fight will ding economic growth.
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Ding Xiangming, vice-president of the port group, believes he is already seeing results.
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Neither Ding Yi Feng nor Smartac had an immediate comment when contacted by Reuters.
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"Gavin seems to be more popular in China than in the US," Ding said.
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Even an errant backhoe can ding one up, derailing plans thousands of miles away.
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I look forward to speaking at the Iowa State Democratic Wing Ding next month.
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Tariffs, freight costs and wage hikes are beginning to ding record-high corporate profits.
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Ding Zhen, aka DZ Know, 21, is another fan favorite, especially among foreign audiences.
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Or is it the fact it creates a little ding when you press hard?
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It's easy to ding them for marveling over something you'd hope they'd already read.
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She is a daughter of Jianying Peng and George Y.G. Ding of Naperville, Ill.
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"The US doesn't yet have a runaway epidemic like Wuhan or Italy," Ding said.
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And the Monmouth poll came out before Booker even addressed the Wing Ding Dinner.
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The following day -- aka Saturday -- is the state Democratic Party's Wing Ding -- amazing name!
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In "Ding Dong," the most dramatic event happens offstage and it involves that lasagna.
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Nay. None of these, declared fans with the gusto of a true ding-dong.
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"Don't roll your privileges over China's face," wrote a Weibo user named Ding Lei.
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We've arrived at what Immanuel Kant called the "Ding an sich" — the thing itself.
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This differs from the reporting practice of countries around the world, said Feigl-Ding.
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Lindell always had his phone set to ding every time an order came in.
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The digital footprints of businesses, however, can be large enough to ding the environment.
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This is the way the world ends — not with a bang but a ding.
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"The phone is going to ding and you see that money," Mr. Karnani said.
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Last August, Ding was the only recognizable face on a rebuilding Shandong Bulls roster.
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The van punctuates their stilted small talk with automatic ding ding dings — Alex is craving Chick-fil-A, and Daniel needs to over-explain his made-up excuse for why he's filming their ride, something about a drunken driving P.S.A. for school.
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Xi unveiled the pandas - Ru Yi and Ding Ding - after talks with Putin whom he called his "best friend" at the start of a three-day visit that will see him attend Russia's flagship economic forum in St Petersburg later this week.
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The cleverest thing about Ding, a new "smart" doorbell, is that it's not too smart.
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Related: A Hacked Typewriter Becomes a Strange Musical Instrument in this Dark Video Chhhhk—Ding!
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" Finally, "extra rich chocolate Ding Dong cake flavors combined with notes of creamy vanilla filling.
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Ding, who is also the chairman of investment bank China International Capital Corporation (CICC) (3908.
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Well, ding my dong and rattle my reindeer: yuletide is on our horizon once more.
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Those are all reasons why I didn't ding the Pixel too hard for its price.
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A ding sounds to let the human driver know if they should take the wheel.
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A little bell will ding on the app if you are within your cadence goals.
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A ding and a scratchy female voice announced that my flight was starting to board.
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Attacking the United States election system could ding both Clinton and the country's international stature.
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Ding told Reuters the court convicted Xia for an unpaid amount of 4.8 million yuan.
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Unlike a traditional doorbell, you can turn off the "ding" with the Quiet Time feature.
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So if your baseline for being "terrible" is lawbreaking, you can probably ding this applicant.
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Scott's running to the middle, Corbin-Johnson to the left, and Ding somewhere between them.
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These factors ding bond prices, as investors demand higher yields to compete with equity returns.
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But it seems Facebook's consumer reputation has taken more of a ding than its counterparts.
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Instagram alerts produce only a half-second "ding" — I slept shallowly, afraid I'd miss it.
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"People want to experience such events for themselves" after watching them on television, Ding explained.
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Yu Yong-ding, a Chinese economist, saw this in action during the Great Leap Forward.
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But, at some point, ding your glass and let everybody know: 'Hey, you belong here.
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The White House also used its statement over the weekend to ding America's European allies.
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Some of the changes could lead to better benefits while others might ding existing ones.
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This new gadget from South Korea's Pet Ding start-up is a treadmill made for felines.
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Investors fear that tariffs — and China's retaliation — will slow the global economy and ding corporate profits.
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But I find myself reluctant to ding these Ryzen APUs too much for this driver issue.
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Two others were born in the 1960s, Chen Miner and Ding Xuexiang, 1960 and 1962 respectively.
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It now manages about $800 billion assets, including $200 billion of overseas investments, according to Ding.
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Zhu told Business Insider that the man works for a company called Ding Dong buying vegetables.
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Caputo stepped down after tweeting "Ding dong the witch is dead, " in reference to Lewandowski's dismissal.
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Photo: NetEase Yanxuan via Weibo NetEase CEO Ding Lei pictured picking Longjing tea leaves in Hangzhou.
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In all, the Shenzhen-based firm has shipped more than 150,000 base stations, according to Ding.
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Beginning in 2013, I heard the clumsy xylophone — while for latter day chats, the pop ding.
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But it's hard to ding it too much considering what Motorola is offering for roughly $350.
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Image: Yi Ju/university of Cambridge NanophotonicsLead author Tao Ding likened the effect to an explosion.
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But Crowder didn't care, "This really isn't that big of a ding for us," he said.
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His advice to the government is to process villagers' applications for ding-rights land more quickly.
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Yet a slightly lower price tag than the competition comes at a significant ding to audio.
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"(CFIUS) was part of the reason (why we are not looking at U.S. deals)," Ding said.
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"I can't talk about this issue," said Ding Xuexiao, the mosque's director, when reached by telephone.
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I started getting so much anxiety whenever I heard the little "ding" message on my phone.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $4,600Another big ding against a kitchen is the countertops.
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Friday, August 11 -- The Iowa Democratic Wing Ding dinner in Clear Lake, featuring Kander, California Rep.
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For those expecting a "ding dong the Wicked Witch is dead" kinda moment -- watch the clip.
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Proper Ding Dong execution can KO characters at pretty low percentages, especially those who soar easily.
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Ryan is slated to headline the Iowa Democratic Wing Ding event next month along with Rep.
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He didn't just end it because we were in Paris and we had a ding-dong.
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The food was delivered via a method that could be described as a ding-dong-dash.
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Apart from one small ding on the side of the bike, there was no damage done.
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Ding Shizhong is the chairman and CEO of Anta Sports, one of China's largest sportswear makers.
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DAB's Holden Chow Ho-ding, Horace Cheung, Vincent Cheng, and Edward Lau were among those ousted.
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This is not a ding on the social scientific understanding of elections or democracy more generally.
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Mr. Taylor's London gallery is exhibiting seven large-scale works by the Shanghai abstract painter Ding Yi. Little-known in the West, Ding uses a visual language of grids and crosses to obliquely evoke the seismic psychological and physical changes that China has undergone in recent years.
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CIC's Ding also didn't put much weight on Trump's threats about the level of the Chinese currency.
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That's not Sheridan's fault, and it wouldn't be fair to ding him for an industry-wide issue.
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It's just too hard to ding China without hurting American companies, workers and consumers along the way.
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Apparently, the difference between a single and a triple "ding" depends on the urgency of the situation.
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Alistair Overeem was able to stall him out and ding him up with punces on the ground.
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"Instead of dragging your mother, learn the difference between 'you're' & 'your', ding bat," the rap star tweeted.
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It's still early days but Ding is confident the partnership will bolster earnings in the long-term.
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As per my request, the DJ triggers "ding" sounds frequently to disguise the noise of our microwave.
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Ding was China's first Internet and gaming billionaire, and was reportedly once the wealthiest person in China.
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Eventually, says Ding, "maybe the critical language of the future won't be English or Mandarin, but Python."
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The butterflies in my stomach don't flutter as hard when I hear the pop ding these days.
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Magny mounted and began to ding up Lombard from the dominant position until Lombard gave his back.
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Among those arrested were Ding Ning, the chairman of Yucheng Group, which launched Ezubao in July 2014.
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"I would definitely rather [people] eat this than Ding Dongs and Sno Balls," Dr. Dasgupta tells Health.
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Ding, however, said HNA Innovation Finance is not ruling out going for U.S. opportunities in the future.
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And if there's one way to get under a venture capitalist's skin, it's to ding their egos.
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It was moist and sweet, but if I wanted a Ding Dong, I'd just go to Safeway.
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On Friday, Avenatti will be speaking at the Democratic Wing Ding fundraiser, held annually in Clear Lake.
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But in order to sell more Model 3s, Tesla has had to ding revenue by cutting prices.
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Peaktop restaurant, in the same mall as Ding Tai Fung, specializes in Cantonese cuisine, particularly barbecued meats.
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Snap a photo of every ding, knick or scratch you can find, and save them for later.
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Ding: An alert to pay the credit cards that paid to replace their floors, furniture and appliances.
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"Either we try to get the best and brightest, or they have other options," Ding told me.
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Mr. Ding, who was not mentioned by name in Monday's indictment, could not be reached for comment.
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He will also miss the Wing Ding dinner, a major event for state party officials and activists.
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People now ding "Friends" for all kinds of offenses — regarding homosexuality, mental health, race, interracial dating, ethnicity.
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It was up 21.8 percent for 2019, with top holdings Iteq, TransContainer and Zhen Ding Technology Holding.
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And any president whose rise began in Iowa — think Barack Obama — is not inclined to ding it.
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According to BJK, MS is going down as an all-time great ... despite the ding for doping.
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Twice last year, the SFC ordered groups of brokers to freeze trading in Ding Yi Feng's shares.
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Second, it brings up how much we should ding Bell for his love of the giggle weed.
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When they tried to meet with the activist Ding Zilin, whose teenage son had been killed in the Tiananmen protests, they were surrounded at the gate of People's University in Beijing, where Ms. Ding lived, by at least two dozen plainclothes police officers, filmed surreptitiously and prevented from entering.
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Then there is a further refinement: it applies only to "indigenous" men who can trace their ancestry through the male line to occupants of their village at the time when Britain took control (Hong Kongers often refer to these privileges as "ding rights"; ding means an adult male).
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Ding Shu works in Shanghai and lives in Kunshan, a satellite town linked to Shanghai by a subway.
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Most Chinese sex workers choose the trade freely, says Ding Yu of Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou.
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Liang and Ding, who stepped down due to family commitments, will have no honorary positions in the company.
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On Thursday, The Verge reported that Faraday Future's global CEO, LeEco co-founder Ding Lei, had stepped down.
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You expect, when he smiles, a little sparkle to come off his tooth and make the 'ding' sound.
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Local station WXYZ Detroit reported that the teens were throwing the rocks from the overpass to "ding" cars.
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Cars are responsible for about 45 percent of the particulate matter drifting over the capital, Beijing, Ding said.
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I send friends imaginary iMessages and hear the woo-Oop sound and then the ding when they reply.
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Occasionally, an iPhone would ding, prompting the women to check who had received a text from a client.
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Got a little ding on the head — no, no, you can't play for the rest of the season.
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Got a little ding on the head, no, no, you can't play for the rest of the season.
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"We will look to take a startup from prototype through 'DFM' or design for manufacturing stages," Ding said.
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You feel the tension in your knees and it blooms up through your stomach then your chest. Ding.
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Meanwhile, Taiwan would study the possibility of letting foreign governments sell their sovereign bonds in Taiwan, Ding said.
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Heck, even home internet services from Comcast and AT&T will ding you for going over your allotment.
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Trump used a boy to ding NFL players who kneeled during the national anthem to protest police brutality.
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On Monday, Caputo tweeted "Ding dong the witch is dead!" after news surfaced that Lewandowski had been removed.
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Ding Xikui, one of the lawyers, said the court would decide this week whether to accept the case.
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The green directors get to rack up real credits while the show has a safety net. Ding-dong.
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Ding Xuexiang, 633 this month, is likely to become director of the General Office of the Central Committee.
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Mike strolls into the restaurant, past an angry Tuco who confronts Mike about the ding on his car.
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That sensation of "get a grip, you vile ding-dongs who don't deserve wealth" almost feels like running.
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According to Ding, China's Ministry of Public Security is building the world's largest archive of facial monitoring data.
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"China's AI development could provide a model of 'robust authoritarianism' that might appeal to other nations," Ding writes.
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Hard inquiries may temporarily ding your credit score, but only remain on your credit report for two years.
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"If we keep dropping the hospital capacity, you're never going to flatten the curve enough," Feigl-Ding said.
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One last touch-up, and Ding and 24-year-old Jiabao Cui from Beijing are ready to go.
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John Delaney, a Congressman from Maryland, spoke at the Democratic Wing Ding in Clear Lake, Iowa, in August.
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That night, he would cheerfully recall the Boehner encounter in a speech at the Iowa Democratic Wing Ding.
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"Both President Xi and President Macron think differently from Trump's 'make America great again' philosophy," Mr. Ding said.
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But they will ding companies that send cars and trucks they make in the United States to China.
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The hard inquiries you get from new applications will further ding your credit score in the short term.
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The ministry announced the father, 66-year-old Li Ding, came to the country from Wuhan on Jan.
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But self-reporting of injuries is inherently unreliable, and no player wants to sit out for a ding.
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In Lee attractions, such as "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge and Edison Ford Estates, will reopen in phases.
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But beyond Mr. Chan's deft work here, "Railroad Tigers," directed by Ding Sheng, is kind of a mess.
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Ding is the founder of Chinese internet technology company NetEase, which provides online content, communications and commerce services.
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"Xi Jinping has spent more time on the military than any other leader," Professor Ding said by telephone.
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" Minaj then followed up with, "Instead of dragging your mother, learn the difference between 'you're' & 'your' ding bat.
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"As a small business, it's like David versus Goliath," said Andrew Ding, the owner of the Handpulled Noodle.
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Pizza parties, surprise passionate renditions of opera classics with Andrea Bocelli, and whispers of dilly dilly ding dongs.
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The notorious "Ring a Ding Ding " episode from Season 4 of HBO's blockbuster series "Sex and the City," in which Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) must buy or lose her Manhattan apartment, aired 15 years ago in 2002, but the lessons it teaches about money are as relevant as ever.
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Eat There are days in this mistletoed season of holiday parties and glittering storefronts, ring-a-ding-ding music tinny from speakers on the street, when my heart goes tight and all I want is an open-faced turkey sandwich with gravy and mashed potatoes, alongside a glop of cranberry sauce.
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"If credit supply remains relatively tight, that will definitely impact developers' future ability to invest," said Standard Chartered's Ding.
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Some studies show that vegetarians and vegans live longer, but others don't, as Melody Ding outlines in The Conversation.
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Ding says that ANTA began as dream he had when he was 16 to lighten his family's financial burden.
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Nevertheless, Ding says this setback proved to be a catalyst that led to a change in ANTA's business operations.
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Then Ding Lei, a top executive at LeEco and "global CEO" of FF, stepped down from overseeing Faraday Future.
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A million ding-dongs are clamoring for HBO to remake one of the most expensive shows in TV history.
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Most critics assume that Swift's latest album, Reputation, is about her rumored ding dong of a boyfriend, Joe Alwyn.
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"Anybody that can find vulnerability in algorithms or other public websites can kind of ding those vulnerabilities," Pham said.
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Oh, got a little ding on the head, no, no you can't play for the rest of the season.
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The partnership will help Bungie grow into a "global, multi-franchise entertainment studio," according to NetEase CEO William Ding.
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By live-streaming during his leisure time, Ding makes more than the average salary of university graduates in China.
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The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) ordered a trading suspension in Ding Yi Feng's shares in March this year.
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Ding said it started out as a side project for the two, who were at Harvard as engineering students.
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Ding noted that aggregated ride data could even go further in helping cities and cycling communities plan better routes.
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Multinational institutions might also one day be able to ding Iran for non-nuclear related offenses like supporting Hezbollah.
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Avenatti was attending the Iowa State Fair on Thursday, ahead of the Democratic Wing Ding fundraiser on Friday night.
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"They just got out of restriction, so if we're filming they'll act like ding-dongs," a prison official said.
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Those are Kilauea Point in Hawaii and Florida's J.N. "Ding" Darling, Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee and Merrick Island refuges.
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Such prosecutions are rare, however, as the black market trade in ding rights is hard to trace, said Chu.
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CDT: 21 Democratic presidential candidates will speak at the Iowa Democratic Party's Wing Ding Dinner in Clear Lake, Iowa.
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Two young men, slotted into the lightest weight class, started off the night at the ding of a bell.
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Ding Ning of China beat Li Xiaoxia of China to win the gold medal in the women's singles tournament.
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There is plenty of legitimate stuff to ding him on, if you think he deserves to be dinged on.
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"I started getting so much anxiety whenever I heard the little 'ding' message on my phone," Phan told Refinery29.
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The scale will ding when you've poured the exact amount so your boozy drinks can be prepared with precision.
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For Ding Kai Yuan's Han, burdened by debt and with no way to start anew, the options are limited.
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And that's what jolted China into action, said Jeff Ding, a researcher at Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute.
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As Mr. Ding pointed out, Chinese companies early on figured out the power of the smartphone in daily life.
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"We'll need consent from U.S. regulators to inspect the branches," FSC chairman Ding Kung-Wha told a news briefing.
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"Design is really about solving human problems, but no one is really looking at [the commuters'] problems," Ding says.
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"The health effects of dairy could depend on the comparison foods used to replace dairy," Ding and colleagues write.
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Pre-qualification often doesn&apost involve a hard credit inquiry, which means it won&apost ding your credit score.
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"That woman was out cold and now she is recovered — a little ding to the head," he said, approvingly.
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"Everyone in the village was moaning and sighing but no one thought it would be this extreme," Ding said.
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But not only was Ding doing this, he was doing it to the tune of 24.2 points a game.
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Pet Ding created an app the goes along with The Little Cat, which allows owners to control the treadmill's speed.
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After Demi whooped for her own one-liner ("Ding-dong, that bitch is dead"), it was onto Nicole versus Onyeka.
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If trade talks drag out and tariffs ding the economy, that could pose a risk to Trump's re-election campaign.
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Hence the company's rationale for throttling video quality to mobile Internet providers that ding customers who exceed their data caps.
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"My first jobs was in shoes and shoes have never left my life ever since," Ding tells CNBC's Managing Asia.
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Ding rejects any comparison between the migrants now barred from Hungary by the new fence and bond purchasers like himself.
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This $1,800 hamster wheel from South Korean company Pet Ding promises to help your feline burn away those excess kilograms.
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But new halts are still possible, and when they follow allegations of fraud or other governance problems they ding confidence.
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Ding has co-founded a company to advise new arrivals on ways to invest their money in Hungary and beyond.
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Ding Yifang of the Institute of World Development, a think-tank in Beijing, is similarly cautious about the China solution.
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Consider asking your card issuer to increase your limit, although you might incur a small and temporary credit score ding.
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Even the prime minister got involved (on the pro-bong side), as the story triggered a ding-dong in Parliament.
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It was not possible to reach Ezubao officials for comment and it was not clear if Ding had legal representation.
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Tuesday morning, Ding published a column that read more or less like an evenhanded evisceration of Anthony as a player.
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In addition to Hostess Cupcake Cookies, we'll soon be able to buy vamped up versions of Twinkies and Ding Dongs.
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Last year, the title of America's Best Restroom went to the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge in Sanibel, Florida.
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The week ahead: Friday, August 11 — The Iowa Democratic Wing Ding dinner in Clear Lake kicks off at 5 p.m.
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This, presumably, is Anthony, whom Ding critiqued for being too obstinate about playing his way to conform to a team.
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Sounding frail, Ms. Ding, a 233-year-old former philosophy professor, did not detail why she could not be interviewed.
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I built a career on publicly complaining about mayonnaise, so I can't really ding people for having niche food aversions.
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Each time you park your car at the local grocery store, for example, you'll worry about getting a door ding.
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Ding Ruxi, a researcher at the academy, said value of assessing the 35 cities most at risk was well established.
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"I feel the wider economy is improving," said Ding Mingwei, 26, a manager at an education technology company in Shanghai.
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But Brindisi is happy to take that one step further, by citing Trump's 2016 attacks against Clinton to ding Tenney.
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The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment about whether Trump had met with Ding Ying.
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And her moderate positions have made it hard for Brat to meaningfully ding her as too liberal for the district.
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The three Democrats of note are veteran/pastor George Scott, former Obama aide Shavonnia Corbin-Johnson, and scientist Eric Ding.
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Ding says there was a "huge wave" of innovation in China's private sector after the government announced its 2017 plan.
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Eric Ripert [the chef at Le Bernardin] has a big ding in the top left of his 1921 Vacheron Constantin.
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Dr. Julia Han Ding and Dr. Henry Fong were married June 29 at Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden in Pasadena, Calif.
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Below, 20-year-old debutante Annie Ding from Hong Kong admires her reflection in a mirror at Boughton Monchelsea Place.
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"I did make myself dinner, but then went back to work on 'Das Ding-an-sich bin ich,' " she continued.
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Her comments suggest she is either confused, unaware of the relevant facts or intentionally ignoring them to ding the Democrats.
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"We'll need consent from U.S. regulators to inspect the branches," FSC Chairman Ding Kung-Wha said at a news briefing.
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Hostess expanded its product line with the hockey-puck shaped Ding Dongs and the Swiss-roll Ho Hos snack cakes.
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Ding Dian, the brother of the chairman, was also sentenced to life and fined 70 million Chinese yuan ($10.7 million).
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In Iowa, at the Wing Ding, I asked one of her fellow candidates if a message of love could win.
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Keighley's no-show announcement is yet another ding against E23, which has been plagued by controversy for over a year.
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Artists Zao Wou-ki and Shen Yuan feature in the exhibition, as do Shanghai-based Ding Yi and Zhang Huan.
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Calls aren't as crisp, latency is a bit higher when using data, and, of course, it'll ding your battery more.
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High interest rates can make it tough to dig out, and a big balance could also ding your credit score.
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Sunday in New York may be a ring-a-ding thing, but not so much at Citi Field this season.
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"The most difficult thing to overcome is the experience for the shoppers," said Xia Ding, president of JD.com's fashion division.
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Ding Xueliang, a political scientist at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology who studies the Chinese Communist Party.
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That "Too Funny to Fail" doesn't meaningfully reckon with the insidious sexism within comedy is not much of a ding.
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This German Bundeswehr Ding was decorated as an Advent calendar with Christmas lights in Kunduz, Afghanistan on December 3, 2012.
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But for now, Ms Ding sees herself as a victim of urban sprawl, not the denizen of a seamless city cluster.
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Just a little *ding* "Thinking of you" or "I'm so proud of you" can get me through the longest day ever.
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Many airplane travelers are well aware of the particular "ding" sound that rings through the cabin while they're on a flight.
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Why it matters: Though not a serious ding on the iPad, the numbers reflect an improvement for Microsoft's Windows 10 effort.
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Ding' — has managed the flow of fireworks for a decade through the two companies he founded, Shanghai Huayang and Firstrans International.
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The L.A. County Department of Health similarly said it would ding restaurants for using CBD in their food and drink offerings.
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In the haunting "Dream of Ding Village", an HIV epidemic caused by contaminated blood plasma shows how corruption ripens into tragedy.
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So far, he has been dealt a bitchy headline-hungry Allison Crowe and a well-intentioned, but ring-ding John Stone.
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Small ding: THE NERVE crossing THE NBA — both for the THE dupe and iffy THE [sports league, sports team]-type entry.
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Hostess Brands recalled 71,000 cases of its snack cakes -- including Ding Dongs and Zinger snacks -- and doughnuts earlier in the month.
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"Ding It touts 'amazing' growth but purchases a chunk of traffic through ads," read the headline on the article by Slingshot.
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Ding says the company's PC business grew 335 percent globally last year and it's already sold over 100 million computers worldwide.
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Ding said he believed assurances by the NCSC - part of Britain's GCHQ intelligence agency - that its findings were not politically-influenced.
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Ding draws the conclusion that Anthony is simply not as hungry to win championships as Jordan or Kobe, Jackson's previous stars.
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Claudio Ranieri is calling to us, shouting "dilly-ding, dilly-dong!" in an attempt to wake us from our absurdist stupor.
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The bill also allows them to ding Democrats before the 2018 midterms for not voting for a form of CHIP extension.
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Eric Swalwell and Elijah Cummings and former Missouri secretary of state Jason Kander are in Clear Lake for the Wing Ding.
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"The board considers that the report contained certain factual errors, misleading statements and unfounded speculations," Xtep Chairman Ding Shui Po said.
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In 2014 Ding Ning, an entrepreneur who had made a fortune manufacturing screws and tin-openers, started a company called Ezubao.
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Judges can also ding a skater for mistakes on other technical elements like spins, or for not performing required program elements.
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"This points to a happier picture," said the lead author, Melody Ding, a senior research fellow at the University of Sydney.
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" Overall, Ding argues, "you're not going to be able to stop or slow down Chinese AI progress by stopping these labs.
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Buttigieg has stepped up his travel in Iowa, with seven trips to the state in seven weeks, including the Wing Ding.
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"Get ready to run," I told him, this kid who had never played Ding Dong Dash in his entire sheltered life.
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"I&aposm always concerned that I&aposm going to get a hard-brake ding when the light turns yellow," he added.
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It's heavy restaurant ware, the kind you can heave across the room and ding the wall rather than break the cup.
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Ding acknowledged local factory closures but said all Huawei's factories in Guangdong, the province bordering on Hubei, have now re-opened.
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But the snide start of this feature from Wi Ding Ho, a Malaysian-born filmmaker who lives in Taiwan, is misleading.
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But the snide start of this feature from Wi Ding Ho, a Malaysian-born filmmaker who lives in Taiwan, is misleading.
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But there's also gamy cherry duck (a Taiwanese breed), gui ding chicken (tastier than your average bird) and Taiwanese black pork.
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And it's like, look, I'd like to ding Facebook and Google all day long but not for things they don't do.
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Having guided a woeful Shandong side to the playoffs, Ding was voted as one of the youngest MVPs in league history.
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The only thing that doesn't surprise me is that Lisa Vanderpump watches these ding-dongs fight with each other in her restaurant, and cracks a slight smile while thinking of all the other ding-dongs like myself who are desperate to eat goat cheese balls at Sur just for a chance to watch Scheana cry thick mascara-blackened tears.
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Ding added that he expected CIC could find local partners in the U.S. or the fund could team up with foreign investors.
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If Apple said that it couldn't fill that request at all, that could seriously ding the company's reputation for being user-friendly.
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The temporary ban will be used to figure out what to do with these ding dong miners using up all the electricity.
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However, Ding says the belief that brand visibility during the Games will lead to an immediate increase in revenues is a misconception.
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Ding Yao Huang, 20, said he came to Korea because he wasn't happy with the type of dance classes offered in Taiwan.
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Arthur Ding, of National Chengchi University, thinks the deal, despite its hefty price tag, will fly swiftly through the sometimes combative legislature.
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A longtime employee of China's finance ministry, Ding was appointed as chairman in 2013, following the exit of Lou Jiwei months prior.
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A week before the attack, Cuomo seized on a photo of a homeless man sleeping on the subway to ding the mayor.
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The attachment snapped back into place with ease, and the ding on the dryer rubbed away with a swipe of my thumb.
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Liang stepped down for health reasons and Ding to spend more time with his family, the company said in a securities filing.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)But again, that's the deal with cheaper robot cleaners, and it's not a ding to the 2350C specifically.
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According to Politico, the new rules ding companies for having too many active drivers on city streets that aren't actually shuttling passengers.
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"In the last 10 days before the 2015 Chinese New Year, I sold about 30 paper red packets per day," said Ding.
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Nunes is hardly the first conservative lawmaker to ding Twitter for supposed political bias, but his is the first major formal lawsuit.
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I, for one, hope we can consider this a "Ding-Dong, The Fidget's Dead" swan song for the peskiest product since Pogs.
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That low-speed ding might put a dent in Google's hopes for computers to overtake humans as the primary drivers of cars.
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The aesthetic impact was "not ideal," the head of the provincial cultural relics bureau, Ding Hui, conceded, according to The Beijing News.
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The judge said that he had defrauded four people of 4.8 million renminbi, equal to about $720,000, said Mr. Ding, the lawyer.
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The slogan is a ding at Twitter that expressed his disappointment with what he considered a lack of big ideas from startups.
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Trading in Ding Yi Feng's shares had been suspended since last week at the direction of the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC).
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Last Thursday, Ding Yi Feng's shares closed at HK$23.10, compared to an all-time low of HK$0.144 plumbed in 2013.
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While Ding Kai Yuan's Han says she has yet to see any compensation, others have been beneficiaries, but say it is insufficient.
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In the report, the Treasury did ding China for recent changes in their economy and urged the country to reduce government intervention.
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Back in 2012 his Work No. 1197 set all the bells ringing across England to ding-dong the arrival of the Olympics.
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The dark, broody techno outfit Das Ding formed in the early 80s as the project of Dutch art school student Danny Bosten.
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It was more or less how I would react coming across a group of Chinese tourists in Times Square unwrapping Ding Dongs.
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Some readers, though, criticized me for seeming to snobbishly ding President Trump for preferring meatloaf and ice cream to highbrow dining fare.
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Mr. Ding, who is 29 and works in San Francisco, is a vice president at Warburg Pincus, the New York investment firm.
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And he received thunderous applause for his speech at the Iowa Democratic Party's Wing Ding Dinner (more on that below!) last Friday.
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Field organizers were busy calling supporters, and every so often the ding of a bell signaled that another volunteer was on board.
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While the methodology changes have bred confusion, Feigl-Ding said he doesn't believe it's necessarily a deliberate attempt to manipulate the data.
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That could ding sentiment just as Wall Street is getting more optimistic that the situation in China could be coming under control.
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Ding rose through the ranks of the ministry as a human resources functionary, with a reputation for implementing policies, not making them.
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The programs can lead to a knot of paperwork and pitfalls that can ding borrowers with extra costs or exclude them entirely.
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"The village is at a tipping point," said a former factory owner who only wanted to be identified by his surname, Ding.
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Like if I'm getting on the train and I've just made the doors it goes like "ding" when I grab the pole.
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There is a quiet acceptance among clued-up Chinese basketball media that Ding will be back in the CBA come the fall.
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"I think there are still downward risks in the short term," said Ding Shuang, chief economist at Standard Chartered's Greater China research department.
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The lackluster battery life is definitely a ding against the watch, as is the general lack of anything exceptional from a hardware standpoint.
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And later in the evening, virtually every member of the crowded field will attend the traditional "wing ding" dinner in Clear Lake, Iowa.
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When I told my dad I was gay over text, I waited frozenly for the ding of my phone to indicate his response.
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Other risers included online gaming tycoon Ding Lei of Netease, appliance maker Midea Group's He Xiangjian and property magnate Xu Jiayin of Evergrande.
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The company currently runs 600 Fila stores in China and Ding says his target is to hit 2,000 Fila stores in the future.
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Ironically, the businesses owner, Ding Shi, told CNN that he doesn't like Trump the politician at all, though does admire his business prowess.
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When Ailes died in May 2017, many had a reaction right out of The Wizard of Oz — ding dong, the witch is dead.
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Military researcher Ding Kui, at Shihezi University, and her colleagues surveyed more than 320 personnel involved in the operation to quell the riots.
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However, Facebook signaled that forthcoming efforts to help prevent the platform from being weaponized by antagonistic nation-states would ding its future profits.
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If you skip payments without specifically getting relief such as a deferment, you will face penalties and a ding on your credit score.
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Here are few of the best Halloween costumes for your beautiful ding-dong of a baby: Have the wokest baby on the block.
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I'll never see another dollar from the stranger who bought my couch off Craigslist; he's worth $300 minus the ding on my wall.
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It's some kind of notification, some kind of ping, some kind of ding, some kind of trigger that tells you do this now.
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It's also begun acquiring podcasts, like "The Daily Ding" and "Birds All Day," and hopes to add more podcasts in the coming months.
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On Friday he spoke at the Democratic Wing Ding dinner in Iowa, an appropriate setting and a rite of passage for presidential wannabes.
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The risk is that Trump will include your name in a negative tweet, spawning a PR crisis and a temporary stock price ding.
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I was going to have to hit that motherfucker with bad intentions if I wanted to make it out of the ring. Ding!
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Together, they envision empowering young people in Minneapolis by teaching them to think beyond the status quo—cheeseburgers and Pepsi and Ding Dongs.
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In April 2016, NetEase, the video publishing site of Chinese tech billionaire William Ding, debuted Yanxuan, an e-commerce site for brandless goods.
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The pilots and flight attendants use a "ding-dong" sound to call each other, Jonathan Guerin, a spokesperson for the airline, told HuffPost.
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While these moves will ding your credit report, they could lower the amount you're paying to the bank or reduce your monthly obligation.
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Ding Zilin, 20143, the most prominent of the Tiananmen mothers, was under close guard by the police in the days before June 4.
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Luckily, no one was seriously hurt (and no one was in the police vehicle), but it was another ding for Tesla's Autopilot reputation.
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In last night's game between the Washington Nationals and the New York Mets, Murphy pulled a real ding hummer on baserunner Yoenis Céspedes.
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"The economy is a relatively free market, but the party and state can potentially completely control any company at any time," Ding says.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah), who opposed Trump's candidacy, said he had "technical questions" about the president's order but declined to explicitly ding Trump.
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"I hate it," said Ding Yue, a 17-year-old senior at Yuzhou No. 1 High, in Xuchang, a city in Henan Province.
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The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) also said in a statement that trading in shares of company, China Ding Yi Feng Holdings (0612.
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The Lumos Matrix reimagines the function of helmets for today's electric scooter and bike riders, co-founder and CEO Eu-wen Ding says.
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Here's how: Turning off push notifications -- the ones that ding you every time something happens -- can save you from receiving every single alert.
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"Ding Dong" (叮咚) is Chinese onomatopoeia for a chime — what you'll hear when the intelligent speakers prompt you or process your questions.
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As head of an energy-storage group at the University of Birmingham, Dr Ding has spent years experimenting with a small test plant.
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Genovés's career hardly took a ding from this debacle, leading him to sign the influential Seville Statement on Violence in the next decade.
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Mr. Dingell (pronounced DING-gull) had represented what is now Michigan's 12th district, outside Detroit, since the Eisenhower administration, a 59-year run.
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Ding, the former factory owner, said business owners didn't expect the crackdown – which has also discouraged lending from banks - to be so harsh.
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If I were to ding this router on anything it'd be its overall design, which is strange to say for an Apple product.
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Last week, as shouts of "MVP" rained down from the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Ding Yanyuhang was clearly lost for words.
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Ding asked dozens of his secretaries to dress only in Chanel, Gucci and other luxury branded clothing to make the company appear highly successful.
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The report added that the salary paid to Mr. Ding's brother, Ding Dian, was increased to 1 million renminbi a month from 18,000 renminbi.
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She's also hosted a popular weekly local club with erstwhile Germs drummer Don Bolles called Club Ding-a-Ling (now Ye Olde Hushe Clubbe).
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" – Alexander Hamilton and James Madison , Federalist No. 18 TIME OUT: THE ROCKET'S RED GLARE WaPo: " Ding Yan Zhong — known to industry insiders as 'Mr.
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College-sponsored bank accounts ding students with millions of dollars in fees each year, according to a report by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Unlike the new, high-pitched, cheery "pop ding" notification, this one, which was used by Facebook prior to 2014, is more musical, yet muted.
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The ding-dong perfectly encapsulates the way academic linguists (especially sociolinguists, who focus on things like class) see standard English, and how teachers do.
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To placate President Donald Trump, China will try to import more from America and pay more for foreign intellectual property (IP), Mr Ding says.
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The SFC said in March it had ordered nine brokers to freeze client accounts related to suspected manipulation of shares in Ding Yi Feng.
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Once you choose a video, the One Top will chime and ding to let you know when to move on to the next step.
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There was a bit of a lag, but it's hard to ding iRobot over a five second wait for a feature that actually worked.
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Created by Jeff Chen and Ding Eu-wen, the Lumos is currently getting built, after a successful Kickstarter campaign that raised $800,000 last July.
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Earlier this week, the well-connected Kevin Ding, of Bleacher Report, ran an anonymously sourced hit piece on Jim Buss, who oversees basketball operations.
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But there it is, undeniable evidence that a little elbow grease and the appropriate tools are all anyone needs to fix a minor ding.
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Clear Lake had become the center of the political universe for a single night, when northern Iowa Democrats held their annual Wing Ding fundraiser.
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Mr. Xia would face trial on fraud charges in Beijing on Friday, Ding Xikui, one of his defense lawyers, said by telephone on Monday.
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The former congressman will also miss the Wing Ding dinner, a frequent stop in the Hawkeye State for state party officials, according to CNN.
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Quick take: "I think some of the rhetoric about China's AI advances has been overblown," says Jeffrey Ding at Oxford's Future of Humanity Institute.
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Founder Ding Rui said he had been working on the experience called Xinglai, or awaken in English, with his business partner for four years.
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Shares of Apple fell around 2.5% this morning, which for Apple is a pretty substantial ding for the company despite the deceptively small number.
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I could hear the "ding dong" noise that sounds when people ask for help going off outside, but I didn't think much of it.
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In addition, opening and closing cards purely to snag the initial sign up bonus can ding your credit score if you are not careful.
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Ding: An alert to pay the mortgage on their beige-brick house, whose value sank by $211,2000 after it was wrecked during Hurricane Harvey.
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Thai Bird, Bolivian Llama Party, Mao's Bao, Ring Ding Bar, Parish Po'Boys and Afghan fare at Nansense will also be at the new location.
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Ms. Ding, the farmer, said she worried about how her son, Mr. Yang, would fare in a city with so many skyscrapers and distractions.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Ding Dong and Fun Fun, a pair of 12-year-old Yorkshire terriers, know how to enjoy the high life - literally.
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And by the time Feigl-Ding started tweeting, unknown to him, the researchers were already revising the R0 paper to have a lower estimate.
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In recent years, as the consolidation has increased, passengers have been forced into a host of policies that ding their wallet and their comfort.
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The startup doesn't charge deferred interest or late fees, but it does report to credit bureaus, so late payments could ding users' credit scores.
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I could definitely hear some of the noisier guests as they waited for the elevator, but the ding of the bell was hardly noticeable.
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At the heart of the Lumos Matrix, Ding says, is the vision of a helmet that anticipates the needs of our contemporary urban landscape.
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Ding Yi Feng describes itself on its website as using a combination of modern investment techniques and traditional Chinese culture to guide investment decisions.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has acknowledged that Boeing's Max crisis will ding economic growth, maybe as much as half-a-percentage point this year.
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He spoke at the Wing Ding Democratic fundraiser earlier in August, urging Democrats to embrace his Irish fighting spirit when it comes to Trump.
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The note was from a person named Ding Tingkun, who claimed that he was held at a detention center in Lingbi County, eastern China.
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Dr Ding reckons that recycling waste heat in this way will increase the efficiency of biggish cryogenic-energy-storage plants to at least 69%.
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While the military does not have much direct say in politics, its support is essential for Mr. Xi's long-term authority, Professor Ding said.
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The top fundraisers on the Democratic side are public health scientist Eric Ding and former Capitol Hill and Obama administration staffer Shavonnia Corbin-Johnson.
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I used to draw people's heads in heart shapes, and I also made a terra-cotta "Ding" vessel where the holder was my face.
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My milkshakes and my sundaes and my cones are such a treat,Listen for my store on wheels, ding-a-ling down the street.
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Ding also asked dozens of his secretaries to dress only in Chanel, Gucci and other luxury branded clothing to make the company appear highly successful.
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The Olympic win gives the 26-year-old Ding a grand slam of titles after her brace of World Cup wins and two world championships.
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In total, they amount to millions of pieces of debris, many of which are large enough to seriously ding satellites and the International Space Station.
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While no agreements have been made, Ding say that ANTA is keen to explore the outdoor and professional sports gear segments, including yoga and swimwear.
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"Independent plants are battling with lower margins as crude oil prices went up, dampening demand for crude and leading to more maintenance plans," said Ding.
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I asked Ding about this, and he said that while wireless charging is a mature technology, the same can't be said for wireless data transfer.
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The bad news is that Ding admits it involves covering the entire screen in individual sensors, which makes it cost-prohibitive in the short term.
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Second, Trump's New York campaign director Michael Caputo — who reveled in Lewandowski's dismissal by tweeting, "Ding dong the witch is dead" — stepped down on Monday.
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You are contemplating bringing up a diamond- encrusted dildo worth $13 million (that can't be... comfortable) when you get the ding of a Facebook notification.
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One person compared it to Napoleon Dynamite's epic dance routine, which is even an honor or a ding, depending on how you feel about it.
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Ding Yi Feng owned 3.5 percent of Smartac as of the end of 2018, its largest investment, the former's annual results for that year showed.
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Painting a panel, from a simple ding to something much, much worse is the last stop in a car repair, which makes it a bottleneck.
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At first, you may not even notice their presence — perhaps a pleasant ding now and again, a few uninspired memes, an incomprehensible string of emoji.
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The Ding-Dong-Dang Badge will be given to Scouts who make it through 20 minutes of a Scout meeting without cracking a dick joke.
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Ms. Ding picked up her home landline Wednesday morning, although she hung up before she could be asked about a special phone or other details.
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How it tricks you: Maybe you've heard that opening a new credit card can ding your credit temporarily, so you're worried about making a change.
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Worse, late car payments will be reported to the three credit bureaus — Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion — resulting in a ding to your credit score.5.
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The Ding Dong has been used to great success before, including in Mew2King's run through Pax Prime 2015 and Hikaru's run at 2GGC Civil War.
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If these two ding-dong directors were looking for actors' unique personalities one technique that's used almost always is asking actors to improvise the dialogue.
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But the minute Twinkie, Ho Ho, or Ding Dong cereal becomes reality, you can be sure we'll be here to tell you all about it.
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That can be an attractive bit of motivation for small Concacaf teams, however, especially when there is a chance to ding the mighty United States.
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Or they might be detailing the car they want to show you (Diaz said this could be dealer code for fixing a dent or ding).
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" SHUANG DING, HEAD OF CHINA ECONOMIC RESEARCH AT STANDARD CHARTERED, HONG KONG "The most important story here is that growth did not fall below 6%.
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Watch: "Cities of Last Things," Wi Ding Ho's delicate and allusive film, follows the life of a violent and vengeful cop in three parts — backward.
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When I was hunching forward during my squats, Tempo's computer vision would ding me with instant feedback to keep my knees back and chest up.
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That statistic went viral after Eric Feigl-Ding, a health economist affiliated with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, tweeted about the preprint.
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Once again, Feigl-Ding, who by this point had accumulated tens of thousands of followers in a matter of weeks, tweeted out the sensational findings.
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It's Easter Monday, and residents of Little Poland in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, are celebrating Smigus-dyngus (pronounced SHMEE-goose DING-goose), also known as Wet Monday.
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In a statement sent to Business Insider this week, Huawei's president of carrier business Ryan Ding played down the coronavirus' effect on the company's fortunes.
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The insurtech leverages smartphone- and blackbox-generated driving data to reward or ding customers accordingly — which can be attractive to younger, "riskier" drivers, in particular.
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It's inevitable that some people will be displeased with decisions or offerings — but when happiness is the goal, this is a ding against the company.
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Arguably, many Amazon shoppers already have the app installed, so this is more about Walmart's e-commerce growth more so than some ding on Amazon.
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If the mess isn't cleared up soon, it could ding Trump's already compromised image ahead of midterm elections that are crucial to his political fate.
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He is scheduled to speak at the Democratic Wing Ding dinner Friday night, a frequent stop for presidential hopefuls, where he will speak alongside Rep.
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