You fire off a response and then maybe fire off a few more while you're at it.
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And then, a surprising spark caught fire off the bench.
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Recently, however, he has come under fire off the field.
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But don't just fire off a standard "thank you" email.
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The three cameras can fire off photos all at once.
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But just in case, go ahead and fire off that tweet.
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But, anecdotally, it does feel like the pictures fire off faster.
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Ordering the U.S. military to fire off some missiles is easy.
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Let me go fire off some rated NC-17 vampire fan fic.
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Will President Donald Trump still be able to fire off 3 a.m.
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Reporters fire off questions and Trump suddenly stops, catching Melania off guard.
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Using social media to fire off emotional blasts completely undermines that approach.
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Maybe it'll look more convincing if I fire off a couple emails.
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Twitter users quickly took to their accounts to fire off more taunts.
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Think twice before you fire off a heated email or a racy Snapchat.
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So I fire off a version of a "Dear John" text message: Hey.
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We fire off late-night tweets or binge-watch Westworld episodes before bed.
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They can fly into enemy airspace at low altitudes to fire off microwaves.
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A superyacht caught fire off the coast of Mallorca in Spain on Saturday.
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He decided to fire off some brief anecdotes about his time filming the episode.
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What do you think compels people to fire off their issues into the ether?
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Stepping on a simple grain of sand would fire off sharp and stabbing pain.
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And the president could fire off a tweet defending his son at any time.
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Sometimes, he said, units can fire off 10,000-20,000 rounds in a single night.
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With a Gatling-type 30mm cannon that can fire off 4,200 rounds per minute.
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Trump could also fire off a slew of pardons, even including one for himself.
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I can, however, tell you the autofocusing is quick, letting you fire off shots quickly.
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I tried to fire off two more shots, but the gun's shield protected the soldier.
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The Conception diving boat caught on fire off the Southern California coast early Monday morning.
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The rest is ... I could sit back and mortar people, fire off blasts on Twitter.
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Like Donald Trump, he trusts only his gut, and he likes to fire off tweets.
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Divers prepare to search for missing people following the boat fire off Southern California's coast.
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With prosecutorial zeal, he would fire off "Dingell-grams" to government agencies he was investigating.
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You could have a death machine sitting in there, ready to fire off at any moment.
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People won't believe the things you've seen, attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
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A press release "is not going to prompt them to fire off more missiles," he said.
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He said the situation would "suck," prompting Warren to fire off a retort on social media.
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Now, before ya fire off an angry email to Congress ... the feds only front that $300k.
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Musk and a key autonomous-driving Tesla official did fire off dueling tweets on Friday, Feb.
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I fire off a few responses, and flag everything that requires more than a two-minute response.
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You can quickly scroll through your existing messages, sort through message requests, and fire off new ones.
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She just stands there while I fire off dozens of shotgun shells, not fighting back at all.
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You can fire off a text message the moment it enters your head by speaking it aloud.
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If you don't check in, Phoenix assumes you're dead and tells Gmail to fire off the spookmissives.
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With the Hero26, I can fire off a burst of high-resolution stills at 220 frames per second.
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Koffi then allegedly drove the car at the patrol cars, prompting the deputy to fire off several shots.
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After a reasonable amount of time, I decided to fire off some messages to get the ball rolling.
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I slipped up many times, especially in texts, which I tend to fire off much quicker than emails.
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On automatic weapons, the trigger has to be pulled and held only once to fire off several rounds.
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The guns can fire off a couple hundred rounds per minute at ranges in excess 2 nautical miles.
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Have a text convo from the lock screen: I always fire off text replies from my lock screen.
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A 75-foot-long diving boat caught on fire off Santa Cruz Island, Southern California, early Monday morning.
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He managed to fire off one last one-liner before Negan turned his skull into Jell-O salad.
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Every time you take a picture with the iPhone 7, both the wide angle and telephoto fire off.
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But on the last part of the three-day trip, the ship caught fire off Santa Cruz Island.
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It can let us snap our bones back into place, brush the fire off our skin, and keep going.
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What can you do but yell at the screen, fire off an angry tweet, or shut off the TV?
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On November 28, the team sent the signal to warm up the thruster and fire off a few puffs.
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The stars within the pillar fire off jets of gas that can be seen streaming off the towering peaks.
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The "Pawn Stars" star had his lawyers fire off a letter to Patrick Keys -- the current owner of chumleescandy.
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They think, I'm at work, I'll just fire off a tweet at some woman about how fat she is.
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They can continuously fire off a stream of bullets by simply holding down the trigger — making them very deadly.
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Meanwhile, Iran continues to fire off ballistic missiles, train and arm gunmen across the region, and confront US allies.
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If it moves ever so slightly, it can fire off a siren or send a notification to your phone.
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He tweeted yesterday, for the first time in months, and used to fire off a dig at Evgeni Malkin.
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One of the things about being president is that, legally speaking, you're pretty free to fire off nuclear weapons.
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Instead of just popping in to fire off messages, you could hang out for extended periods on the app.
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Determine the urgency Sometimes bosses fire off an email just to get something off their plate before they forget.
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What top FBI official in his right mind wouldn't fire off a message like that on his work phone?
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She can fire off dozens in a single song, followed by joyous twerks that send her sequined outfits sparkling.
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If you fire off answers as though you're responding to a lie-detector test, you're doing yourself a disservice.
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As long as Pyongyang doesn't detonate a nuclear bomb or fire off long-range missiles, Trump says, all's well.
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Everyone wants to post and fire off an image, but the process isn't complete until you do an album.
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When everything goes right — either in the mini or full-size mode — you can fire off texts very quickly.
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With texting becoming such a common form of communication, most people fire off texts a little more quickly than emails.
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On Tuesday, the full moon in boisterous Sagittarius tempts you to fire off every problematic tweet in your drafts folder.
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Let's not assume that this has been a very peaceful country that is starting to fire off rockets at will.
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At most, a shooter could fire off three rounds per minute, at a maximum accuracy range of about 50 yards.
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Poor communication with the hiring party was a major reason why candidates didn't bother to fire off a "breakup" email.
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We tend to fire off texts a little more haphazardly than an email, which can lead to some unfortunate blunders.
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A civilian vehicle also caught fire off base, but that incident was unrelated to "the gate runner," the post said.
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" He then appeared to fire off a warning shot at other administration officials looking to lawyer up with "never Trumpers.
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"[Trump would] fire off tweets from the residence at all hours and usually without any advance notice to staff," Sims writes.
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Once tallied, you can fire off the bill directly to President Trump and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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He was vaporized by Thanos's finger snap but managed to fire off a message to Captain Marvel before he fully disintegrated.
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Instead I put the phone down on Malcolm Turnbull, fire off a couple of executive orders and listen to Elton John.
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Stir in the scallions and onion (the heat of the meat is enough to cook them even with fire off). 4.
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They can continuously fire off a stream of bullets if the user simply holds down the trigger — making them very deadly.
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President Donald Trump continues to fire off volleys in his inchoate trade war, throwing financial markets into turmoil and drawing retaliation.
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It's all too easy for these scammers to wield the power of the internet and fire off countless calls with ease.
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My immediate impulse was to fire off an excuse, but instead I wrote, "We'll be there," before I had the chance.
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They can continuously fire off a stream of bullets if the user simply holds down the trigger, making them very deadly.
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Trump's tweet today about Michael Flynn was expected — he can't help but fire off on Twitter when he's upset about something.
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This causes neurons to fire off extraordinarily longer than they were ever meant to—which, in turn, creates this euphoric experience.
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Pete Sessions of Texas -- allowed Nunes to leave the hearing before Democrats could fire off their questions, prompting criticism from Democrats.
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Hart, who just had his third child, used his 6-minute opening monologue to fire off joke after joke about parenthood.
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In the 1870s, the owners of a hotel in the park started dumping embers from a cooling fire off a cliff.
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As you exchange charged shots and fire off counters from special Star Spots on the court, an energy gauge slowly increases.
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Read more: 25 bodies have been found and 9 others remain missing after a boat fire off the coast of California
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Fire off that email, slide into that DM, ask that person to help you climb the ladder and seize your glory!
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Schillings continues to fire off letters, recently sending another batch to bookshops around the world to coincide with an updated edition.
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Bergljot would fire off an accusation, and it would bounce from relative to relative, then return to her in unchanged form.
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J. R. Smith, who usually attempts about six 3-pointers a game, did not fire off a single one before being ejected.
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"Pussy Monster" served as a replacement track after a legal attack forced the original track 232 "Playing With Fire" off the album.
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SpaceX hopes to fire off Falcon Heavy on Tuesday, but just in case, it has reserved the next day as a backup.
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They have been fitted with sensors that enable them to fire off wireless reports that reveal how a batsman played the ball.
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"Send a text to mom and ask 'how are you'" worked — but still necessitated a few taps to fire off the message.
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In the earlier example, it might give those customers a way to quickly fire off replies to reviews on places like Google.
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In this frame from video, the remains of a shuttle boat that caught fire off Florida's Gulf Coast float on Monday, Jan.
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Better to stick to things that don't fire off at the speed of light if you lose your grip for a second.
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I star things that need ASAP attention, and fire off under-30-second responses to things that just need a quick answer.
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Here are their top rules: You may feel sorely tempted, at times of peak frustration, to fire off something quick and furious.
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There are cases where people fire off emails in a rush, and end up sending something freelance-related from their work addresses.
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Though he fell to the ground, Proulx managed to fire off two shots -- including one that struck the suspect in the arm.
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She uses the opening half hour to fire off self-deprecating and topical jokes, which she writes the day before the show.
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The camera app can also be frustratingly slow at times, despite Sony's claims of how quickly it can fire off a shot.
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Trump seized on a new terror attack in London to fire off criticisms of "loser" terrorists, earning a rebuke from UK police.
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These are guns that can continuously fire off a stream of bullets by simply holding down the trigger — making them very deadly.
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However, it's not uncommon for machine-gunners to squeeze their triggers and fire off more than the recommended four to six rounds.
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They maybe fire off one or two shots before a gang of eagles is poking their eyes out and shitting on them.
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Still, it's not as if he can just fire off whatever he wants to say like he seems to do on Twitter.
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Panama is in a world of trouble now, but they managed to fire off a lobbed shot that the tall Courtois gathered.
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That ring will fire off protons, which will eventually collide with electrons from a new accelerator that has yet to be built.
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His dedication to continuing to fire off some one-liner every few hours, and his straight-faced commitment to the bit—staggering.
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That before every scene I'm like, 'I need to fire off a rocket really quick and then I'll come back and act.
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Cannabis companies push their products, and media companies fire off any number pot-related articles to get that sweet, sweet weed traffic.
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SpaceX is poised to fire off a fresh Falcon 9 rocket on Thursday, delivering a comically tiny payload for Taiwan's National Space Organization.
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A helicopter drops water in concert with firefighters on the ground trying to extinguish stubborn smoldering areas of the fire off Fairview Ave.
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In 83 hours of observing time last year, they watched FBR 121102 fire off nine additional times, all at a consistent sky position.
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Anyone can buy a pipe, a rubber band, and a nail and fire off a few rounds, albeit while flagrantly disregarding personal safety.
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Cha notes that if the rate of tests is extrapolated over the rest of Trump's term, Pyongyang would fire off nearly 100 tests.
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I was young enough and durable enough to still be able to fire off news stories and live reviews at a frenetic rate.
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Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz and Young Dolph shook off a near-shooting incident to fire off Benjis upon Benjis inside V Live Atlanta.
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Sears continues to fire off announcements of store closures, though the company says it's doing so in a bid to return to profitability.
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A luxury yacht caught fire off the coast of Mallorca in Spain, and the dramatic scene was captured on camera by various people.
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He's already a sensational pick-and-roll playmaker who can create his own shot, rain fire off screens, and wreak havoc in transition.
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I get my PA (2D) to fire off my postal vote while I'm kicking back with a mani-pedi and a crack wax.
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The agency also pointed out that the North has demonstrated it can fire off a "simultaneous, salvo launch" of medium-range ballistic missiles.
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Customers can fire off those fireworks legally within those same two intervals, but only between the hours of 9 am and 10 pm.
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If Proteus was eventually equipped with weapons, then just like dogfights with aircraft in the air, SEALs could fire off weapons in underwater battles.
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It's tempting to just fire off a sassy, dismissive tweet, but here's the problem with that: This moment is not actually about the baby.
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Over decades spent in the company of yes men and yes women, he has been able to fire off nonsense without question or rebuke.
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So, it's annoyingly smug for Sanofi to fire off a clever tweet that downplays the very real potential negative side effects of its product.
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The possible use of chemical weapons by Syria spurred President Trump to fire off a tweet yesterday warning that missiles were on the way.
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The commercial space outfit will fire off its 12th resupply service mission for NASA from Kennedy Space Center using a fresh Falcon 9 rocket.
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So you log onto Facebook and fire off a post pumping Hillary Clinton, defending Donald Trump, or, perhaps, reminding everyone that Jill Stein exists.
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A writer's use of negotiate in a 1904 edition of The Saturday Review inspired one critic to fire off a letter to the editor.
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It was about a hundred strobe lights, strung together, and they all fire off within about a second of each other, all in sequence.
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Arcade Fire "Money + Love" After their disasterous and, frankly, agitating launch for this album, I have to admit that I wrote Arcade Fire off.
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Rather than featuring Nerf's traditional foam bullets, these blasters will fire off soft, squishy projectiles, acting a bit like a less aggressive paintball gun.
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We're all doing our best, and there are worse things than having to fire off a last minute email while picking up your kid.
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If you're one-handedly talking to a friend or family member on Messenger, then it's easy to fire off a message to the bot.
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She headed to the range to fire off hundreds of arrows in solitude and her hard graft was rewarded with a ticket to Rio.
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Crew members tried to save passengers but were blocked by fire, investigators sayThe Conception caught fire off California's Santa Cruz Island early Monday morning.
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The Trump administration might still think it can fire off a few cruise missiles and the odd tweet in the face of Assad's depredations.
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But North Korea's missiles are mobile, meaning it could fire off at least one or two before the United States could take them out.
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If Kim Jong Un were to fire off an intercontinental ballistic missile at Guam or Honolulu, he would surely find this out for himself.
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They fire off a few rounds from the heavy machine gun that's mounted onto their American-supplied Humvee that still bears its shipping labels.
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They can swing in pitch, like the The Wilhelm; blare cacophonous, like The Donald Sutherland; or fire off spasmodically, like (my favorite) The Shelley Duvall.
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You can fire off an angry reply to a neighbor over something they wrote — but it will show up a day later on the site.
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Even when shooting in RAW + JPEG mode, I was able to fire off an 5003 second burst at 13.5 frames per second—that's 108 shots.
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Activate it, and you'll trigger a new action bar that lets you fire off energy balls at other players who also have the wand equipped.
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To that end, the team even showed that plants outfitted with simple processing systems could fire off email alerts about the presence of explosive material.
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Freeze an enemy solid with your spray and then, before they can thaw, quickly fire off an Icicle headshot or two to finish the job.
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It didn't take long for talk show host Chelsea Handler, a vocal opponent of President Trump, to fire off a snarky reaction to the news.
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Sure, you can fire off cold emails to people you respect — they're just a click away — but you'll be lucky if 2 percent even reply.
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A truly resolute American administration might fire off a handful of Tomahawk missiles at an abandoned airfield, but regime change is not in the offing.
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It's obvious Sorkin's already discussed it, if only privately -- because he didn't hesitate to fire off a response that's a direct shot at Trump's personality.
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The late great Grumpy Cat still has one of her 9 lives left ... to fire off a lawsuit at Internet stores allegedly selling counterfeit merchandise.
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Reeling with anesthesia-induced nausea, Carucci summoned all her mental strength to fire off a few shots—click, click, click—before falling back into unconsciousness.
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When you fire off a 'move' command, but the limbs can't go anywhere, those confused signals turn into trippy shadows or out-of-body experiences.
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He also revels in his ability to fire off personal insults at his opponents, insults he then uses to animate his supporters at massive rallies.
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He boasted another advantage: He was ambidextrous, which meant he could fire off a hail of 12 rounds to the six by an ordinary mortal.
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In his staccato fashion, often without bothering to say hello, he would fire off one question after another: What were people saying in the coffee houses?
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ISIS engineers are repurposing steel pipes, believed to have once been oil pipes, and fashioning them into tubes to fire off explosive shells known as mortars.
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After you swallow spicy food, it can fire off more pain receptors in the membrane lining the esophagus and produce a burning sensation in the chest.
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Or they could Trump out, blame the damn immigrants, and fire off at a bunch of potshots at some political strawmen other than the One Percent.
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If they don't have enough on hand, he says they're happy to fire off their weapons for 5-203 minutes until he has what he needs.
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But the best part was when staffers brought Vanessa the controls for the fireworks show on a silver platter ... and had her fire off the explosives!
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And I'm sure dozens of Tweets have already been written in advance that Trump will fire off as soon as we get closer to a nominee.
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" I fire off another shot at the Nazi, but then there was another popup: "Wait, wait, isn't it important to protect their free speech as well?
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No matter how many missiles North Korea fires off, it seems Trump will continue to fire off tweets about the tantalizing, promising prospects of a deal.
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In his speech, Rosenstein also took the opportunity to fire off shots at his critics, the media, the Obama administration, and former FBI Director Jim Comey.
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If all goes according to plan, though, Maezawa and his Bohemian crew will get into orbit and then fire off around the moon to make art.
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Arm the the LunchLady & that guy who does the morning announcements over the intercom (have him fire off a round just 2 show he means business).
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It's more fun, surely, to synchronize Phoenix with your own personal shitlist and set it to fire off outrageous emails settling scores from beyond the grave.
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During the 2016 primary, Rubio condemned Trump in nearly the harshest terms imaginable, casting him as an unstable man who might fire off a nuclear weapon.
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In this milieu, instant messaging gadgets seemed like the future—imagine if you could fire off messages as you did on your computer, except on the go.
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Gather a ton of them, fire off a lucky egg, evolve them all rapid fire, and drown in that super sweet XP. Tip #6: Hatching eggs matter!
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Or you hear the hum of a dune buggy approach the little complex you've staked out, and fire off a few rifle rounds from 50 yards away.
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Making a real world gesture cause real world things to happen is obviously going to impress your family more than using it to fire off a tweet.
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The immune system can't fire off like a loose cannon at every foreign cell, it has to decide when something is a threat and when it's not.
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Dencia got her lawyer to fire off a demand for a retraction, claiming there is NO evidence Whitenicious causes cancer or creates dark spots on the body.
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Taiwan's military is conducting a two-day drill, during which the armed forces will fire off more than one hundred missiles, among which are twelve different weapons.
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The keys cards are embedded with one of an innumerable amount of potential passwords — too many to fire off possible passwords at a door until it opens.
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When you fire off this ramp on your snurfer, having hit the lip of it with tremendous force, you fly into the air very high and far.
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Search teams have recovered 73 bodies in the aftermath of the diving boat fire off the coast of Santa Cruz Island, California, leaving one person still missing.
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In IBM's training game, if an executive bungles a media interview, the range's TV screens show the company's stock price plunging as customers fire off angry Tweets.
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Every so often, our chief film critics, Manohla Dargis and A.O. Scott, fire off a number of thoughtful memos to the movie industry and the industry-adjacent.
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Cover image: Area educators teachers fire off rounds during a concealed carry class for teachers Sunday, June 10, 2018, at Adventure Tactical Training in Farmer City, Illinois.
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Kim hired Allison Hart at the high-powered law firm Lavely & Singer, and it didn't take long for them to fire off a super threatening demand letter.
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You can quickly access analytics, open Task Manager, browse websites, fire off a line of code, or do whatever else your project needs without having to rearrange anything.
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So if a user wants a different design, or other functionality, Orchestra is designed to fire off tasks to the right kinds of experts to make those changes.
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While it's tempting to immediately fire off an angry tweet or write a bad online review, there's a right way and a wrong way to effectively complain online.
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Trump did fire off a few tweets that day, but only to slam Democrats on Capitol Hill over the deal to reopen the government following a brief shutdown.
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And to this young patriot, might we be bold as to suggest you fire off a 32,000-word complaint to the White House's "Tech Bias Story Sharing Tool"?
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When I saw this little sculpture, I immediately snapped a picture, ready to fire off a disappointed tweet about how people just can't keep boobs out of beer.
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He even took to Twitter, to fire off some of his best zingers: "Hillary Clinton must NEVER become the President of the United States of America!" he wrote.
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Hard to know the exact situation where you'd want your light switch or coffee maker to fire off Super Chats, but rest assured someone will figure it out.
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We rarely think about it that way because it's so easy to fire off a quick message and we're so eager for an immediate response — for more information.
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California boat fire The search and rescue effort to find survivors of a commercial diving boat fire off the California coast turns into a recovery mission this morning.
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When entertained or riled up, viewers can fire off Live comments and reaction emojis during the stream that the broadcaster can see, similar to Facebook Live competitor Periscope's hearts.
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Questions fire off on tangents as far-ranging as his stance on Donald Trump to divestment from fossil fuels and the anti-immigrant rantings of Dutch politician Geert Wilders.
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According to The New York Times, Welch felt his "heart breaking over the thought of innocent people suffering," leading him to burst into the establishment and fire off rounds.
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In February 1972, a frozen torso was found in the trunk of a car that had been set on fire off Route 17 in another part of Orange County.
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There's also what looks like a messaging icon, so it's possible you'll be able to chat with friends (or fire off a quick text) about whatever everyone's tuned into.
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This makes little to no sense and raises roughly 700 questions for which I'm sure J.K. Rowling will have retconned answers ready to fire off on Twitter next week.
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They've seen things we wouldn't believe—attack ships on fire off the Shoulder of Orion, C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate, as Rutger Hauer says.
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Ferrari tells TMZ ... he doesn't believe it was Chyna's idea to fire off a "weak" warning letter to him, threatening to sue if he posts nude pics of her.
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"He tried to fire off a rocket that goes up into the sky and it backfired and took his chest off," Temple's friend, Benjamin Avalos, told Toledo's WTOL-TV.
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The grapefruit-sized camera is covered with 36 cameras — each a 3-megapixel camera — which all fire off simultaneously at the same time when the shutter button is activated.
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Why would a 145.53-year-old retired accountant, with no history of violence, hole up in a casino hotel room and fire off round after round on innocent concertgoers?
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The Conception was carrying 33 passengers and six crew members when it caught fire off the coast of Santa Cruz island, just northwest of Los Angeles, early Monday morning.
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The Conception was carrying 93 passengers and six crew members when it caught fire off the coast of Santa Cruz island, just northwest of Los Angeles, early Monday morning.
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The airborne laser weapons are designed to store power to fire off dozens of shots but can also include a power recharge system much like a hybrid electric car.
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PC and ST hit up Craig's in WeHo together, where they were swarmed by paps, all of whom were eager to snap a shot and fire off a question.
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The authors say this may happen when someone is experiencing a glitch in their mirror neurons, which fire off when you move or when you watch another person move.
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Witsel lobs in a ball to Lukaku, but Varane of France is all over him, so he gets a head on it but can't fire off a good shot.
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The SEC responded Monday that it was "stunning" that the billionaire business leader had continued to fire off tweets about Tesla — apparently without ever consulting others at the company.
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Now their families are facing a long, agonizing wait for answers after the ship caught fire off Santa Cruz Island on the last part of the three-day trip.
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In pro basketball rationale, 0.3 is the dangerously bare minimum amount of time within which it's possible fire off a shot, so technically, there was game left to play.
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If I were really fast with the Hero, I could maybe fire off one photo every three seconds, and at a much lower resolution thanks to the crappy plastic lenses.
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In the 270 days since Trump's victory, he's tortured his Twitter followers, frequently using his account to fire off unhinged rants, personally attack his enemies, and even threaten nuclear war.
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Intrigued by the ritual, I got as close as I could to the two giant skillets, where I found Pierre Baysse and Emmanuel Bréant ready to fire off the stovetops.
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The scene has the feel of a shooter game where you take cover behind vehicles and fire off headshots, but such gameplay services a rather sweeter, certainly more relatable context.
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Overconfidence plays out in more subtle ways too; the employee thinks they're clever enough to fire off barbs and doses of negativity without their corrosive patterns being spotted or reprimanded.
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Abraham is also the biggest, fiercest looking of the Alexandrians and also the one most likely to fire off a hilariously derisive jibe at a brute with a baseball bat.
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As he, too, begins to vaporize into nothingness, he manages to fire off one last message on a communications device, which the camera zooms in on it as it sends.
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Mike Francesa has been mailing it in for the better part of a decade, but every once in a while, he can still reach back and fire off his fastball.
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Apple says an engineer, his wife, daughter and another Apple employee were on board the scuba diving boat consumed by fire off the coast of Southern California on Labor Day.
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Almost three dozen divers are missing and feared dead after a 75-foot scuba diving boat caught fire off the coast of California in the early hours of Monday morning.
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In search of official confirmation of pickle brine's head fuzziness-curing properties, I fire off an email to the Polish consulate in Manchester, a city with a sizable Polish immigration.
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I can fire off facts faster than an AR-15 rifle: last year, there were 358 shootings in the U.S. in which four or more people were injured or killed.
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"I feel like I fire off a lot of thoughts off per minute or per second," said Ottavino, who was majoring in history at Northeastern University when he was drafted.
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At least four people are dead and 29 are missing as the U.S. Coast Guard responds to a diving boat fire off the coast of Southern California early Monday morning.
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For good measure, a male family member may pop his head out the front door and fire off a few blasts from a shotgun to show those spirits who's boss. 5.
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While the other heroes were fighting for things like liberty and brotherhood and global foreign policy, Holland's Spider-Man was just happy to be there and fire off some dorky jokes.
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For the past three years, African Americans across the country have been watching the horrors of police brutality and internalizing so much of the pain as those mirror neurons fire off.
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You swipe left and right to dodge incoming attacks, tap to fire off your own, and hold down on the screen to launch a special attack once you've charged it up.
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This would allow the electrodes to only fire off a signal when necessary, meaning patients would only receive treatment when their brains are sending out the signal responsible for unwanted behavior.
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With a jaunty wave, he is suddenly gone, and though he takes all his fire off with him like no less a force than Prometheus, our own lives now seem inextinguishable.
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All he had to do was sniff out my Logitech wireless mouse's tiny USB receiver, fire off a few lines of code, and start typing things that appeared on my screen.
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I swear a pack of tourists freaked out when they heard the loud shutter button fire off when I was taking a sunset shot at Brooklyn Bridge Park back in October.
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Museums with less sensitive holdings, unsurprisingly, are largely embracing this increased visitorship and are working hard to fire off relevant social media and blog posts, like Cloyster equipped with Icicle Spear.
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It would seem as if the best way to cut down on mass shootings would be by eliminating weapons that allow crazy people to rapidly fire off endless rounds of bullets.
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Over the space of an hour or so, at least three of the Californian's crew saw the distant ship fire off a series of white rockets — a widely recognized distress signal.
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As it spat snowballs and hurled icicles, it was all I could do to roll out of the way and fire off a shot or two before it was upon me.
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It's easier to Slack a coworker or fire off an email rather than walk across the office to talk to a colleague who could be in the middle of another task.
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Whereas you might fire off an angry to tweet to a bank teller for disrespecting you, suddenly we're talking about angry tweets going to the leader of the North Korean regime.
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Andrew Das: Not sure how Danny Rose was allowed to run right through there and fire off a shot, but he was and he did and he nearly ended it all.
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Many players have taken issue primarily with how unfair the mech suit can be to play against, with piloting enemies able to fire off 10 heat-seeking missiles every few seconds.
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Thirty-four people are now presumed to have died after a commercial diving boat caught fire off the coast of Santa Cruz Island in Southern California early Monday, officials said Tuesday.
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Both cameras are pretty quick to launch and fire off shots, but the G24 Plus is faster thanks to its laser autofocus sensor, which locks onto targets faster for fewer missed shots.
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Patient No. 4's brain continued to fire off bursts of delta waves even after the person was declared dead, Loretta Norton and her colleagues of the University of Western Ontario found.
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On a Thursday afternoon in June, a 17-foot-tall rocket motor—looking like something a dedicated amateur might fire off—stood fire-side-up on the salty desert of Promontory, Utah.
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We've got a couple of lifestyle products that we're hoping to fire off, and further down the road we're hoping to start creating platforms, a developer's toolkit for VR for our products.
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He also found time to fire off a new broadside at the federal judiciary, after another foundational campaign pledge, a vow to crackdown on sanctuary cities, came a cropper in the courts.
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As of Wednesday, 33 bodies have been located and one remains missing following a massive boat fire off the coast of Ventura County, California, Monday morning, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Bump stocks are devices that essentially turn semiautomatic weapons into fully automatic ones, allowing a shooter to fire off multiple rounds rapidly until they release the trigger, which makes mass shootings deadlier.
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Once it's time to unleash the charge, you tap a button on screen to fire off the move, then tap as fast as you can to make that move more powerful. Tap!
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Trump invites some of these charges when he does things like fire off childish early-morning tweets extolling his 'very stable genius' nature—something, incidentally, that Ronald Reagan would have never done.
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"LUTA is deeply saddened that our fellow Lincoln Unified Teacher, Angela Quitasol, was on the boat that caught fire off the coast of Santa Barbara county this past weekend," the district wrote.
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I suspect North Korea is rational and cares about self-preservation, and I don't believe that it would fire off a nuclear missile at Guam or Los Angeles just for the thrill.
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" Mr. Deutch at one point engaged in a brief debate with Mr. Rubio, saying that a gun allowing someone to fire off 150 rounds in six to seven minutes "should be banned.
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In the early hours of Monday, September 2, a commercial dive boat called the Conception carrying 39 passengers on a scuba diving trip caught fire off the coast of Santa Cruz Island.
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"A lot of regulators would fire off some letters and then promptly join a global settlement that was little more than a blip on the company's monthly profits," Edelson said in an email.
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Automatic weapons are what many Americans think of as machine guns; these are guns that can continuously fire off a stream of bullets by simply holding down the trigger, making them very deadly.
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Trump relied on his famed spontaneity to fire off one-line zingers to dismantle 16 Republican rivals during the primaries, dispatching "low-energy" Jeb Bush or "lying Ted" Cruz and "little Marco" Rubio.
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These seem like they're going to be key: in each match we played, knowing when to fire off (and how to avoid) these attacks are what swung the game toward the eventual winners.
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Being a high-flying celebrity he was presumably pretty busy, but he still had time to fire off the following, perfect tweet: My kids tried to surprise me for my birthday this morning.
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While Trudeau said that he is not staying awake at night waiting for Trump to fire off a new round of tweets, the prime minister also acknowledged that Trump's postings carry political weight.
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The game's title, "strafe," is actually a gaming term coined from those days, referring to the movement you make as you literally run in circles around your opponent attempting to fire off shots.
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A 17-year-old girl who was celebrating her birthday with her parents was among the dozens of people who died in a diving boat fire off the coast of California on Monday.
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Dahlmeier made the most of it, skating away from her rival to open up an unassailable lead, stopping only to fire off a final salvo of five perfect shots before cruising to victory.
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McCain was an A-21980 Skyhawk pilot stationed on the USS Forrestal when the aircraft carrier caught fire off Vietnam on July 21984, 21986 — its fifth day of combat duty — killing 21988 servicemen.
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A female passenger has died hours after a casino boat caught fire off Florida's Gulf Coast, forcing her and about 219 other passengers and crew to jump into the chilly waters to escape.
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In today's society, people are in such haste to judge, to fire off a tweet, to create a construct for what they may not understand, that the impact on others is frequently lost.
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What's the point in seeing attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion or C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate if you can't do it with some company?
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He endorses Hillary Clinton for this year's presidential race, because, despite her faults, she at least can be trusted not to fire off nukes at 3 am when a Twitter egg insults her.
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The scoreboard clearly read 20 seconds, but no player was going to look up, so the opposing team would fire off a hasty shot, giving our team enough time to seal the game.
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Kate and William were encouraged to fire off a few arrows after watching a display of the unique version of the sport, in which archers shoot at tiny targets from about 100 yards away.
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It's still a 1.04 million-dot panel, which is falling behind the mirrorless pack a bit, but now you can tap to focus or even fire off a shot if you feel the need.
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The United States launched cruise missiles at Houthi targets last year after a U.S. warship came under fire off Yemen, and a remote-controlled boat laden with explosives rammed a Saudi frigate on Jan.
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Missouri has also lowered the bar for gun owners who still want a concealed-carry permit, requiring only that they complete a one-hour online class and fire off 40 rounds at a range.
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The President is still surrounded by people who feed his impulsive tendencies, such as Dan Scavino, his social media director who regularly helps Trump fire off some of his most controversial social media missives.
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Witnesses and people who know the diving boat that caught fire off the Southern California coast early Monday have a theory about what might have caused the deadly pre-dawn blaze: charging cell phones.
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I checked to see that other trees in the street were unharmed and then went home to fire off emails to the city authorities to ensure that inspectors oversaw future encroachments of this sort.
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The regulator said Monday that Musk had continued to fire off tweets about Tesla (TSLA) without consulting others at the company despite having agreed to a court-ordered settlement requiring him to do so.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, furious about President-elect Donald J. Trump's appointments of finance industry insiders, took to Facebook a little over a week ago to fire off a message to her nearly 2.5 million followers.
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And that's thanks to his (very active) Twitter account, which he uses to fire off missives about everything from the latest actions of his administration to the day's New York Times headline or CNN chyron.
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The Chairman of the House Oversight Committee appeared Wednesday on "TMZ Live" and made it clear ... he's noodling over whether to fire off the legal docs that could force the hands of Trump and Comey.
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The model and Lip Sync Battle host took a minute out of her evening alongside husband John Legend at the 2018 Emmy Awards Monday night to fire off a sarcastic reply to a Twitter user.
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She's not the type to fire off manifestoes on the sterility of M.F.A. fiction (not yet, at least); she scarcely knows what to think and envies her classmates the quantity and confidence of their convictions.
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Read more:A 17-year-old celebrating her birthday with her parents was among the dozens who died in the diving boat fire off the coast of CaliforniaSurvivors of the Santa Cruz boat fire jumped ship and paddled to another vessel, banging on its hull until the owners woke up25 bodies have been found and 9 others remain missing after a boat fire off the coast of CaliforniaA luxury superyacht with 15 people onboard burst into flames off the coast of Spain and sank to the seabed
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Not only did fake news appear to convince a gunman to fire off bullets at a DC pizzeria, but the rise of fake news prior to Election Day suggests it may have helped Trump get elected.
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Starting with the basics, you can "call mom" or "text dad", as well as fire off emails to whomever you want—"email my boss" perhaps (these all work using the nicknames set up in your contacts).
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Whenever I receive bad service from a brand, I typically fire off an angry tweet and hope the company or organisation I'm complaining about notices the blue tick next to my name and takes action accordingly.
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But rather than learning of it through intelligence or diplomatic channels and considering a response, Trump appears to have found out about it a day late via his TV and decided to fire off some tweets.
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When the woman is finished, the four men on the judging panel fire off a round of questions about her proposed business model, the audience applauds, and the next hopeful entrepreneur is ushered on the stage.
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He would squint at the teleprompter for a moment, read a fully formed English sentence with correct grammar and multisyllabic words ... and then grin, look out at the audience, and fire off a few hortatory exclamations.
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It's traveled the world in a carry-on and survived several Apple live blogs and CESes, attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion and C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate.
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Ore called the comparison "a sloppy and dangerous equivalence," saying Trump's willingness to casually fire off the comparison carried profound consequences for communities of color and broader American society's attempt to reckon with its painful history.
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A lack of sleep can sometimes inspire people to fire off their most unhinged takes, chat with users they might not ordinarily interact with, and open up about the genuine anxieties that are keeping them awake.
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It is as much strategy as it is random chance, as even a well-constructed counter-army is made up of individual AI units deciding when to swing their pitchforks or fire off their flaming arrows.
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The talk show host was leaving a Pilates studio Wednesday in NYC, where paps were at the ready to fire off questions about how she was doing ... without asking point-blank about her hubby's alleged mistress.
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Once you fire off an email, that information is out there for good, so if you have a bone to pick with your colleague or boss, don't be impulsive enough to stick that in an email.
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DealBook Senator Elizabeth Warren, furious about President-elect Donald J. Trump's appointments of finance industry insiders, took to Facebook a little over a week ago to fire off a message to her nearly 2.5 million followers.
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They're easy to find these days, as consumers from around the globe fire off countless raves and pans about every known restaurant, cafe, chili counter, falafel cart and crêperie, not to mention post offices and jails.
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To make even wilder paint weapons, Rober also created this paint sprinkler/pseudo-artillery system to fire off while adding a machine gun spout to his paint blaster to shoot out as much paint as possible too.
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" TMZ broke the story ... Melania hired high-powered attorney Charles Harder to fire off a letter threatening to sue the YouTuber -- whose video blew up after Rosie O'Donnell tweeted the link with the caption, "Barron Trump Autistic?
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Donald Trump has a storied history of hating the Oscars, so it's not exactly surprising he'd fire off a tweet when it was announced that the Academy Awards continued its newfound tradition of dwindling ratings in 2018.
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They're the former partners who, sometimes after months of silence, fire off a text message to see how their ex is doing, or go on an Instagram-liking spree that rivals even the most loyal Beyoncé stans.
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Murder By Death's 2002 debut, Like the Exorcist, but More Breakdancing, saw the band still honing their sound, but managing to fire off the trancing "Intergalactic Menopause," a long build-up that never really winds up anywhere.
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Over the next 31 days, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Canadian Armed Forces would deploy 400 officers, five helicopters, nine armored vehicles, and fire off 77,000 rounds of ammunition in effort to "neutralize" the camp.
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Police called the boat fire off the coast of California that killed at least 25 people on Monday a "worst-case scenario," noting that it happened at night in a remote area, while almost everyone was sleeping.
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My thought bubble: CEOs were quick to fire off tweets and Facebook posts condemning the travel ban, but a number of tech companies are now in a different political reality than a year and a half ago.
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When shooting stills, the camera can fire off a blistering 20 shots per second while continuously tracking focus and exposure, and there is no screen blackout between shots, so it's easy to keep a subject in frame.
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It sometimes fumbles the accuracy of dictated messages, and it will frequently steer you back to your phone for many questions if you go deeper than asking for the weather or telling it to fire off a text.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. You fire off an opener about the dog in their photo, exchange a Peep Show GIF, tell each other you actually hate Tinder/Bumble/Hinge and don't know why you're here!
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Many were quick to point out that McGowan was seemingly silenced for speaking up about systemic harassment while the leader of the free world continues to fire off tweets that have the potential to start a nuclear war.
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The US pilot proceeded to fire off a second missile, an AIM 120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile, which hit its intended target, downing the Syrian warplane and forcing its pilot to eject, the officials added.
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All six crew members on the diving boat that caught fire off the coast of California on September 2 were sleeping when the fire started, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said in a preliminary report released Thursday.
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I was able to navigate towards an objective marker and fire off a few shots before I gave up, whereas in Mortal Kombat 11, a few seconds into a fight the game just stopped responding to input entirely.
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But he roared back to take the next five games, a stretch during which he managed to fire off a number of backhand winners, en route to strolling through the tiebreak before getting more treatment on his shoulder.
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Or he may conclude that Xi Jinping, China's leader, has played him for a fool and fire off a petulant tweet, nudging the two countries' relationship back into crisis and reigniting global fears of a full-blown trade conflict.
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And we know that the circumstances of literary production changed: In 1983, as I detailed in my book, John Updike used his typewriter to fire off a note dismissing his secretary because he had just gotten a word processor.
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It kicks off with Trump (or specifically Drumpf, to use his family's original name and presumably avoid legal action) walking into an empty stairwell—notably, without any bodyguards—while you simply fire off a succession of dildos at him.
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Read more: 33 bodies have been found and one remains missing after a boat fire off the coast of CaliforniaThe Fritzlers are trying to limit their liability to victims to the value of the boat's remains, which is zero.
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Alternatively, if you can plant your feet in one of the Star Spots, you can spend a smaller chunk of energy to fire off a "Zone Shot," which again lets you target your return from that first-person perspective.
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DEUTCH: I -- I believe -- I believe that the idea that a gunman like this could march down the halls of Stoneman Douglas High School and fire off 1503 rounds in six or seven minutes, that gun should be banned.
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But unless you have a lot of money to buy up a chunk of shares, or have the pull to fire off that perfect tweet that launches a boycott, you have little control over how a corporation will help you.
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After Amazon started selling re-purposable, hackable Dash buttons that could be used to fire off custom scripts on the internet, one modder built a button that automatically placed his favorite Starbucks order as he was walking out the door.
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"The two men don't exactly have a history of mutually satisfactory interactions, and the Mexicans must have worried that Trump would fire off some zinger about the wall and force their guy to improvise a response fast," Gowan told BuzzFeed News.
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This means the rover can fire off a quick beam on its own if it comes across an unusual rock, a strange patch of soil, or the meddling scientists who trapped its metal body on a cold, dry Martian hellscape.
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A separate US defense official told CNN that the Iranian vessel was a missile boat and that the use of the Iranian laser was detected by the helicopter which proceeded to fire off flares as part of its automatic defensive measures.
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Trump's tweets appeared to be totally impulsive; it's practically routine, at this point, for the president-elect to fire off some early-morning tweets complaining about someone who criticized him the day before, and Lewis was simply Saturday's chosen target.
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And then there are the arena boss battles—thankfully few in number—but made tedious because Lara's only real recourse in those moments is dodging, circling around, and trying to fire off with whatever weapons she has before repeating the process.
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As department stores including Sears, Macy's and J.C. Penney fire off store closure announcements and as countless specialty apparel retailers file for bankruptcy with plans to shrink their physical footprints, real estate investment trusts have to find replacements elsewhere, and quick.
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Bump stocks are devices that harness a gun's kickback energy, making semiautomatic gun (which fires one bullet with each trigger-pull) mimic a fully automatic one (which can fire off multiple rounds until the shooter takes their finger off the trigger).
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With that in mind, Guilded hooks right into Discord rather than trying to replace it; link it up, and Guilded can be configured to fire off Discord updates whenever there's a new post, an upcoming event, or a new member.
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Heroic stories and near-death accounts emerge in equal measure — nurses who fled with their patients, taking refuge in an abandoned garage and finding spare hoses to fight the fire off; schoolteachers piling students into their cars; and so much more.
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The Coast Guard has issued a safety warning for commercial boat operators, saying they should monitor the amount of unsupervised phone charging on their boats in the wake of a fire off the coast of California that killed 34 people.
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Mr. Coren, 28, keeps pictures of early 20th-century hat catalogs on his phone, and while helping customers with their purchases, he might fire off trivia like the traditional differences in flat caps and quality, or historical statistics of hat sales.
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Clips does offer a super simple way to pull together videos and images into a single cohesive package you can fire off across a slew of media accounts (and most importantly, for Apple, Messages), leveraging the company's existing editing software in the process.
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Other universal remotes are actually quite dumb: they just fire off preprogrammed sequences of commands without being able to confirm if things went well, and if everything works right, you still have to find and play your shows on every device yourself.
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Powered by a rechargeable battery in the tank, and four AAs in the wireless controller, the Terrascout's treads can clamber over almost any terrain—as long as it's not wet—and remotely fire off a round of darts from its 18-shot magazine.
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" The next decade brought a string of top 10 albums and singles, including "Fantasy" and "Serpentine Fire" off the 1977 album "All n' All"; a cover of the Beatles' "Got to Get You Into My Life" off the film version of "Sgt.
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Most experts believe North Korea would likely need to fire off more than four ballistic missiles at one time to inundate a THAAD battery - perhaps 10, according to Michael Elleman, a U.S.-based rocket expert with the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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Some Chinese officials have expressed concern at what Trump may say in the country, and there's an acknowledgment that even China's "great firewall" that blocks numerous social media sites -- including Twitter -- will have little impact on the President's ability to fire off messages.
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In a filing Monday, the SEC said it was "stunning" that the billionaire business leader had continued to fire off tweets about Tesla without consulting others at the company despite having agreed to a court-ordered settlement requiring him to do so.
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Photo: Chris Carlson (AP)It's arguably unfathomable that any human being slapped with a $20 million fine for a bad tweet would ever consider returning to the platform, much less continue to fire off word salad at all hours of the day and night.
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GetAccept co-founder Mathias Thulin is very familiar with a common problem sales representatives have: they have a great meeting with a potential customer, fire off an email to follow up on that deal and send a thank you note, and then hear nothing back.
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Here's a good example: If you bump into an ex while grabbing your morning coffee, and you have a quick chat of no consequence, don't feel like you need to immediately fire off a text message to your current S.O. to let them know.
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For the sake of the company's branding, however, the Tab S23 should be regarded as a standard multi-media consumer tablet — albeit one that you can write on and type with, if you need to fire off a quick email in-between Netflix episodes.
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And while House Democrats have made noise about using their bully pulpit to give Mueller a platform if he were fired—and can fire off their own subpoenas—the Justice Department under Whitaker remains the only real mechanism for compelling presidential cooperation with outside probes.
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But Trump will continue to be the public face of the government, and may fire off reckless tweets based on something he saw on cable TV. The two-faced presidency can only work as long as Republicans have the luxury of discounting Trump's word.
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Read more: 25 bodies have been found and 9 others remain missing after a boat fire off the coast of CaliforniaThe diving boat Conception embarked on a three-day excursion during the Labor Day weekend around the northern Channel Islands near the California coast.
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This trailer is the first we've heard of Captain Marvel since Infinity War's post-credits scene, which featured a Hail Mary call to the character by Fury, who manages to fire off one last message on a communications device before he vaporizes (thanks to Thanos).
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As much as we talk about, like, Drake or Kanye being curators, there's a lot to be said for Wayne's willingness over the years to just throw dudes who can fire off 16 blistering bars of head-knocking raps about old nightclubs in Miami and shit.
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But what is truly incredible about "DAMN, DAMN, DAMN" is how it turns Auto-Tuned voices into symphonies' worth of instruments, building to a crescendo where T-Pain's "damn"s fire off in rapid succession like so many violin stabs, swelling into a single unified sound.
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Kessler writes most of these profiles well, with flesh on the bone, yet there comes a moment when it seems both too much and not enough to fire off three-page mini-biographies, many whittled down to story lines designed to illustrate the centrality of capture.
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It is evident Trump will be neither criminally prosecuted nor removed from office by a Republican Senate, so all that remains is to fire off subpoenas nobody will respond to, issue contempt findings nobody will enforce, and convince the masses of a crisis that does not exist.
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In fact, it often seems like you're being more productive at your job when you're able to quickly fire off texts from the comfort of your work laptop, instead of pulling out your phone and getting sucked into its vortex of social media and push alerts.
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Starting next month, Donald Trump is going to be able to fire off mass texts to most of the country using FEMA's emergency alert system, a potential disaster that could be about as catastrophic as, you know, the actual disasters he's supposed to be warning us about.
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They would not have been able to conceive of a world in which civilians could purchase weapons of war, a culture in which gun-entranced suburbanites could host birthday parties where children fire off AR-15s for fun at a homemade range on someone's family farm.
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The American, who lost in the qualifying round, was notified of her lucky loser draw 49 minutes before the match was scheduled to begin, a WTA spokeswoman told Reuters, but kept her nerve to fire off two aces on her way to a straight sets win.
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But with new evidence in the investigation regarding Trump's ties to Russia and stalled legislative agenda hanging over the presidency, what better way to blow off a little steam than to knock back a couple of beers, fire off bottle rockets, and salute the ol' stars and bars?
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So if you buy the Clinton team's argument that Trump is erratic and ignorant, and thus more likely to fire off nukes or accidentally get into a nuclear conflict with a hostile power like Russia, then the ad should be quite effective — as the original "Daisy" ad was.
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Mr. Trump kept a low profile, except to play golf, attend services at Bethesda-by-the-Sea Church, oversee an Easter egg hunt at Mar-a-Lago and fire off a Twitter message admonishing protesters who had gathered around the country to urge him to release his tax returns.
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DEUTCH: Yes, and the -- and the answer to the question is, do I support weapons that fire-off 150 rounds in seven or eight minutes, weapons that are weapons of war that serve no purpose other than killing the maximum number of people they can, you bet I am.
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James Comey seems like a fair-minded person, but his decision to provide color commentary on his decision not to indict Clinton, to testify to Congress about it, to send Congress raw FBI data, and now fire off this vague letter are all a break with longstanding practice and established procedures.
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The Air Force plans to fire off new prototype ICBMs in the early 2020s as part of a long-range plan to engineer and deploy next-generation nuclear armed intercontinental ballistic missiles by the late 2020s – by building weapons with improved range, durability, targeting technology and overall lethality, service officials said.
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It's also mind-boggling that John Seabrook, a relatively unknown journalist at the time, could fire off an email to the Microsoft co-founder (and, in 1994, the richest man in America, according to Forbes), and get a response – from the man himself – within 18 minutes after hitting the "send" button.
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Los Angeles is still without ace Clayton Kershaw (back) and just placed No. 2 starter Yu Darvish (back) on the 10-day disabled list but watched Hyun-Jin Ryu fire off five scoreless innings in Saturday's 3-5433 win while the offense received boosts from Curtis Granderson and Adrian Gonzalez.
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Source: CNNRead more:Police say the California boat fire was a 'worst-case scenario' because it happened at night in a remote area while everyone was sleepingA 17-year-old celebrating her birthday with her parents was among the dozens who died in the diving boat fire off the coast of California
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Curry's defense-breaking ability to rise and fire off the dribble creates much of the space that allows Green to become a deadly 4-on-3 playmaker; it also attracts considerable extra defensive attention, permitting Thompson and Harrison Barnes to focus more on spotting up than creating their own looks.
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Teenagers who are stuck at home fire off memes about the virus on r/teenagers, the immensely popular r/AmItheAsshole has put a full ban on coronavirus posts, and locally specific subreddits like r/AskNYC or r/korea are full of posts and questions regarding the pandemic in their community.
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But that option risks being foreclosed by President Trump's more aggressive posture toward North Korea, China's anger at an American antimissile system deployed in South Korea in March and the defiant push by the North Korea dictator, Kim Jong-un, to fire off missiles and improve the North's nuclear capabilities.
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While a lot of things you might use Google Assistant for can already be scheduled through their respective third-party apps (most smart lights, for example, have apps with built-in scheduling options), this moves to bring everything under one roof while letting you fire off more complicated sequences all at once.
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It has already started shaking before I'd hit the power button to turn the camera back on, and yet I was still able to fire off a burst of 14 shots, and in each one every hair on the dog's nose (and every water droplet flying off of it) was crystal clear.
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I took a lot of photos with both an iPhone 6 loaded with the app and compared to the default photo app and with a pair of iPhone 6S's – one had the app and one didn't (Microsoft even lent me a rig that could fire off both phone camera apps at once).
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Those qualities may have eluded her in September when she took to Twitter to fire off a reaction to Nike promoting former NFL quarterback and civil rights activist Colin Kaepernick, who hasn't played since 2016 after angering some fans by kneeling during the pregame national anthem to protest racism and social injustice.
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On top of that, President Donald Trump threatened to unleash "fire and fury" on the country if it continued to threaten the US. That incensed North Korea, which released a statement saying it would fire off four medium-range missiles toward the tiny island territory so they would land 30–40 kilometers from its coast.
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Senator Warren bolted through NYC's Penn Station Monday afternoon trying to catch a train -- even as reporter Adam Glyn tried to fire off a question -- and as you can see and hear in this video, she not only outran the much-younger Glyn ... she wasn't out of breath when he finally caught up to her!
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"If the North Koreans don't fire off missiles or nuclear weapons but instead just don't comply with denuclearization, the administration is going to have a very hard time, having sold the Trump-Kim relationship the way they did, going back to China and the allies and saying in effect, 'We were duped,'" Mr. Green said.
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But unless you are the Houston Rockets, who treat the ball as though it will detonate if they don't fire off a 3-pointer quickly enough, most teams benefit from ball movement or run the risk of letting defenders clamp down on their stars — as the Blazers can see in their matchup with the Pelicans.
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The touching portrait of the curmudgeonly comedian who could fire off insults better than any other also contains some surprising tidbits — find out how Rickles gave Clint Eastwood the idea to register in hotels under the name "Larry Dickman" — and pays great tribute to one of the most iconic faces of comedy for more than six decades.
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In the past week, North Korea has held a massive military parade, attempted (unsuccessfully) to fire off yet another ballistic missile, and threatened nuclear war with the US. And it seems prepared to take an even more provocative step: US officials believe Pyongyang is preparing to carry out a nuclear test, something Beijing has repeatedly urged it not do.
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As Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King noted in his New York Daily News column: Simply put, ["mirror neurons" is] the concept of how when you see something happening to someone who looks like you, or reminds you of yourself, you have neurons in your brain that fire off almost like you yourself are experiencing the thing you are watching.
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I have so much to do that I want to work from home I just cant get stuff done in the office Mark Forkner 6:47 PM: nah, I'm locked in my hotel room with an ice cold grey goose, I'll probably fire off a few dozen inappropriate emails before I call it a night Gustavsson, Patrik H 63:47 PM: LMAO!!!!
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So the president will continue that briefing today and he will be obviously talking about plans that could potentially put together for an attack of any kind of retaliation should North Korea fire off more missiles, and potentially the discussion of whether or not a missile launch should be intercepted by the United States, as we were just discussing earlier with General Tata and Marc Thiessen.
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Many people tend to fire off the same GIF, cryptic combination of emojis or opening line to their matches for ease and to save time (according to Tinder's official podcast, DTR, of the more than half a billion messages sent in English-speaking countries on the app each month, a staggering 20% of those start with "hey"), but this lazy approach could be hampering your success.
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It's more likely that this perennial conspiracy theory is fueled by coincidence: no Apple device is designed to last forever, and peoples' phones break all the time for various reasons — but if your phone breaks the same day that you heard about a new version of iPhone that's about to be released, you're more likely to fire off a tweet pointing out the coincidence.
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The ride itself had us navigating mellow side streets a few blocks at a time, then stopping at a cathedral or a monument or an old recording studio-turned-laundromat, where Keith would fire off anecdotes and trivia, periodically lamenting that he was "again giving unjustifiably short shrift to the Native Americans" — a lighthearted yet self-aware acknowledgment of how much history he was glossing over.
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Read more:25 bodies have been found and 9 others remain missing after a boat fire off the coast of CaliforniaPolice say the California boat fire was a 'worst-case scenario' because it happened at night in a remote area while everyone was sleepingA luxury superyacht with 15 people onboard burst into flames off the coast of Spain and sank to the seabed A wildfire blaze has ravaged a Spanish island, following fires across the Amazon rainforest and huge swathes of the Arctic
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Alabama has always loved the "inside zone" running play, which is a straight ahead "mano y mano" kind of play that is well suited to a team with big, mauling OL. They tend to utilize Jalen Hurts in a few different ways to make the most out of that scheme, most notably as an inside runner in an "inverted zone read" scheme that forces opponents to choose between defending Hurts running behind double teams ... ... or stopping one of their explosive RBs like Damien Harris on the edge: Stopping Alabama has always been about beating them between the trenches when they're trying to fire off downhill at you with a big, physical front.
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