I don't always agree and am often upset with journalists but we are flashing warning lights now that we shouldn't be flashing.
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In the 215s, we had a flashing neon sign on Craig Street near CMU which said "Data Mining," flashing all the time. Right.
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If you can't remember the difference between flashing yellow and flashing purple, just remember blue is the coolest and red is the hottest.
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It shows those lights on the fourth floor already flashing, because these videos were taken in Las Vegas, the global capital of flashing lights.
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Vibrant colors and flashing lights take her to another world.
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And the VIX (VIX) volatility index is hardly flashing panic.
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"Don't tell her anything," Taff warns her, flashing a grin.
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That saying about your whole life flashing before your eyes?
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Fire trucks were parked nearby with their emergency lights flashing.
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Sanders supporters were armed with bright flashing, purple "Bernie" signs.
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Fire trucks were parked nearby with their emergency lights flashing.
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They posted flashing animations to trigger seizures for forum visitors.
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And I can follow the heck out of flashing lights.
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One neighbor ran toward the Davis house, flashing a pistol.
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Since then, the economic data have been flashing mixed signals.
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Economy More red warning lights are flashing for the economy.
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One key area of consumer spending flashing warnings signs: Autos.
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The pose, the flashing cameras, the crowd of adoring teens.
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Might my irises be flashing these "looks" all the time?
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"My life was literally flashing before my eyes," Branson writes.
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He couldn't even go for a coffee without cameras flashing.
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"I love my job," she says, flashing a broad smile.
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The housing market is not flashing recession signals, he said.
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No one believes her but the flashing lights say otherwise.
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Even if it's flashing fakes, as he told a judge.
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Warning: This page does include flashing images, so be careful!
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They had been employed as flashing beneath the shingled exterior.
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You see flashing lights whizzing past and helicopters swarming above.
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"For me, that is an alarm light flashing very brightly."
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Extreme fear Signs of fear are flashing in financial markets.
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"Officers shot," I whispered, discreetly flashing her my phone screen.
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"My warning lights were flashing bright red," he told me.
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Kourtney, meanwhile, seemed more focused on flashing some serious underboob.
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He's flashing some ups out there, we hope against hope.
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"Don't worry about me," Quichotte said, flashing that happy smile.
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A strobe light was flashing and loud music was playing.
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A number I didn't recognize was flashing on the screen.
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Before flashing some toe, there's some footwork to be done.
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But then the motorcycles pulled up with their flashing lights.
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Here are some major recession indicators that are flashing red.
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US stocks and global markets are flashing red in response.
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By flashing back to the past, it illuminates the present.
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It was just after midnight when his phone started flashing.
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But even amid flashing lights and caution tape, routines continued.
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The Humanity Star spins rapidly, creating a blinking flashing effect.
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In the meantime, technical indicators are also flashing bearish signals.
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The headlamp also has a solid and flashing red light.
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Black's mind raced, dates and events flashing in quick succession.
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The EEM ETF is now flashing bearish signals, he said.
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On sale were small flashing airplane magnets, four for $1.
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Many people were convinced that this flashing caused thousands of kids to experience seizures, the kind that are triggered in people with photosensitive epilepsy: a condition where rapid flashing of lights can induce seizures.
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The exact opposite has occurred, and at this point currency and bond markets are no longer flashing 'caution' signs on the U.S.-global economy and risk assets, they are flashing a 'warning' sign —loudly.
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The sole work that contains flashing lights is situated in an enclosed room, and an especially kind and knowledgeable attendant verbally warns everyone in line for this timed entry installation of its flashing lights.
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The crossing has flashing lights and crossing gates, according to Sease.
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One key recession indicator is flashing a warning signal to investors.
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Trump, looking straight ahead to the flashing lights did not respond.
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The flashing, staccato lights were starting to make my eyes burn.
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Even institutional shareholders, once models of patience, are flashing the knives.
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Despite the physical differences, she is flashing the same brilliant smile.
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"They weren't exactly flashing red before the financial crisis," Dynan said.
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"Mom enough, enough," Leo jokes, flashing onlookers that classic Leo smile.
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"There are some warning lights flashing about the future," Williamson said.
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Wow, lotta stuff Warren says it keeps flashing on my screen.
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These Hollywood hotties are flashing their serious stash on social media.
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Especially, when it includes Poehler flashing that signature smile of hers.
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Clearly this is an amber flashing light, not a stop sign.
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Today, skyscrapers covered in flashing screens light up the tourist hotspot.
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Here's where a shopper's internal danger meter might begin flashing yellow.
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A crew recorded the guards flashing their spotlights across the border.
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You are a million brilliant sparks, flashing against a midnight sky.
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Yes, in Bieberland, flashing your abs is the same as moonwalking.
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"The models are flashing orange rather than red," the firm noted.
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I used to have visions of flashing lights and red carpets.
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Flashing the light more rapidly caused the robot to swim faster.
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The culmination of multiple recession signals he sees flashing right now.
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During one long sequence, flashing back to the day when Rev.
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"Perfect," he finally said, and moved on, flashing a thumbs-up.
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The bond market is flashing worrying signs of a global recession.
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Europe, a perpetual source of concern, was flashing signs of renewal.
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The official inflation rate, below 2300 percent, is not flashing emergency.
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When the call stops ringing, the green light will stop flashing.
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How to stop Alexa from flashing green using the Alexa app1.
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But Dr. Greenwood, 2500, who has flashing brown eyes, thought differently.
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There were specific clicks and plinks attached to certain flashing lights.
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And it is evident the way he is flashing them frequently.
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But as of late July, the red warning lights are flashing.
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And lots and lots of flashing lights and overpowering sound. God.
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The Democratic senator sent a big flashing of conciliation on Friday.
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"How you doing, baby?" said Ms. Washington, flashing a big smile.
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Just by looking at flashing light and listening to flickering sound?
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Flashing economic warnings signs Political unrest is coming at a time of flashing red warning signs about the state of the global economy and could become problem for Trump if they develop into a genuine slowdown.
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Panelist Jaye P. Morgan was banned after flashing her breasts on air.
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The chart of the is flashing a warning of more selling ahead.
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Here she is flashing the peace sign with her "mama," Kris Jenner.
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They have appropriated the technology in innovative ways (beeping, flashing, credit transfer).
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The truck tore down the street at high speed with lights flashing.
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Jordan, with dimples flashing, giving surprisingly in-depth answers about Marvel lore.
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I wanted something that told a story and wasn't just flashing lights.
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I can still see its terrible wings flashing, hear the twisted honking.
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And in Assam, it seems, that early-warning system is flashing red.
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Welke described the device as "still going and flashing" after it landed.
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Suddenly, the car sped up, its lights flashing and blocked her vehicle.
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She's maintaining eye contact, while flashing the faintest sign of a smile.
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Flashing forward to present day, after the end of last week's episode.
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They could see the church sign lit up and emergency lights flashing.
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It's nearly impossible to miss the flashing light on the steering wheel.
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Her funeral procession included a stream of police vehicles with flashing lights.
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It seems to me that it should be big and probably flashing.
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" "She said she saw flashing lights, so she believed rescuers were there.
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Nate Stevens and Kate Lind from Pincause flashing their support for science.
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He also made flashing and updates impossible, so it couldn't be deleted.
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"We have a big suitcase," Svae told Reuters flashing a mischievous smile.
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Nor was it from from the glare of flashing paparazzi flashes. Nope.
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Cap rates and valuation on real estate are also flashing warning signs.
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"I ain't got nothing left to say," he said, flashing his trophy.
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The lights around me are flashing bright white, then blue, then purple.
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" Yet another witness wrote: "People are flashing SOS symbols from their windows.
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I remember seeing the big line of emergency vehicles, with lights flashing.
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Vehicles with flashing lights cordoned off the blocks around the medical center.
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Amateur video footage showed the car parked with its hazard lights flashing.
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First, a visual warning appears on the dash, which then begins flashing.
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You'll see a flashing red light when the battery is getting low.
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Inside my apartment, the television was on mute, flashing large bare breasts.
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Subjects were asked to pay attention to a screen with flashing letters.
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Upon first launch, you're presented with a blank page and flashing cursor.
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Then, flashing a boyish grin, he motions for me to follow him.
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MY HASHTAG #NOTOKAY IS flashing into my feed over and over again.
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" On an old-school flashing bulb billboard are the words "HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
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Unsurprisingly, the Chaikin Power Gauge is flashing bearish signs, too, he added.
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The crossing was protected by flashing signals requiring the truck to stop.
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When he hit Twenty-first he stopped at a flashing red light.
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Flashing rainbow lights count for little compared with an entire Pride parade.
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It's more than just this flashing ad, forcing information down your face.
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Some families received phone calls that now look like flashing warning signs.
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Some families received phone calls that now look like flashing warning signs.
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Currently stocks are flashing about 5% losses as we write to you.
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Before you do anything, check to see if your mailbox is flashing!
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In that respect, it is a flashing signal of a deepening problem.
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Avicii thrilled clubgoers with his catchy hits, flashing lights and soulful collaborations.
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" A month ago the gauge of market sentiment was flashing "extreme greed.
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"No," Brooklynn said, flashing a gaptoothed smile — she was just getting started.
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On a technical basis, Carnival is flashing some warning signals, said Johnson.
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Bella certainly didn't seem to mind, flashing a huge and playful grin.
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"That would be a plot twist," he said, flashing me his smile.
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He's fond of flashing Nixon's victory sign -- at the most inappropriate moments.
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"I'm gonna start a small business again," he said, flashing a smile.
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When you turn on the controller, the Xbox button will start flashing.
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"My mind was flashing back," Mr. Nickleberry said of Mr. Strickland's announcement.
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" Flashing a smile and chuckling, Weaver responded, "Well, I don't think so.
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He remembered the news flashing on his phone: 680 Hispanic workers arrested.
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Mom Gabrielle Union can be seen in the background, flashing a peace sign.
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After Jenner completed the tattoo, Scott could be seen flashing a big smile.
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There are flashing lights, blaring speakers, bizarre stunts, and this year, a yacht.
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He's like flashing money around, and he's giving you toys and free dresses.
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Nor were the flashing lights and bells that warn of an approaching train.
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It's the law when you see flashing lights you need to move over.
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Our thought bubble: The yield curve is not, yet, flashing a recession sign.
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The color, flashing lights, and stop signal all help keep school buses safe.
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The crashing noises and flashing lights would continue with or without my attention.
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There's a 2,400-lumen spotlight, a 100-decibel speaker, and a flashing strobe.
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Finally, I implored it to, screaming at the flashing screens, begging for relief.
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You can practically see the thought flashing through their still-developing brains: BUTTONS!
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News personality, flipping her trademark ponytail and flashing a grin at the camera.
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Like other labor market indicators, U.S. jobless claims currently are not flashing red.
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Flashing forward to present-day Randall, he's "cooking his feelings" according to Beth.
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"Look at my identity card!" she said, flashing it like a gold medal.
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Each wall has (what else?) multiple flashing displays advertising flowers, vapes, or concentrates.
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Step into the flashing lights and start seeing things the Kanye way, friends.
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A closed deal would end years of Foxconn flashing admiring glances at Sharp.
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These little blood-scented, raised hands are like flashing sparkles on the internet.
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The show ended in 2006 by flashing forward far into the characters' futures.
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It started with two faint, flashing objects moving into the field of view.
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The indicator is "flashing red," wrote Goldman chief global equity strategist Peter Oppenheimer.
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She was photographed flashing the crowd as she was escorted from the stadium.
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I think #JohnMcCain would be flashing a devilish smile at this trending today.
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Hailey, obviously, said yes ... and was flashing her engagement ring all day Sunday.
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Flashing cash to peacock for a potential mate is a time-tested move.
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He fades into the background, his dark sense of humor flashing only occasionally.
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When backup arrived, Harrison turned on his flashing lights to make the stop.
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Based on the Blue Steel looks she was flashing ... it could've been David.
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Even if it was, it's not exactly flashing a screaming "buy" signal now.
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After Jenner completes the tattoo, Scott can be seen flashing a big smile.
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"That's your choice brother, I hear you," White said, flashing a thumbs up.
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WE'RE NOT SEEING BRIGHT RED FLASHING LIGHTS THAT THERE'S A CRISIS THAT'S COMING.
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He plugs it all together, and starts coding a sequence of flashing lights.
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At times, patients can see flashing lights or stars in their visual field.
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Yet flashing gems of insight illuminate mortality amid the hostile scrub and rocks.
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A different measure of the economy's health, however, is beeping and flashing red.
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Its exterior is a mixture of field stone, copper flashing, brick, and concrete.
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We had an ambulance out in front of the theater with flashing lights.
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When the games were over, the flashing scoreboard had us in third place.
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"I feel the same way about you," he cooed, flashing those pearly whites.
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Quigley's amendment and said that flashing red light calls us to action today.
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As if it could improve his chances, he smiles, flashing teeth, and winks.
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Big brown butts bounce to Calvin Harris in the flashing lights of LIV.
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Inflation is flashing red at 22% for the first half of the year.
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For the past week, long-term bonds have been flashing a warning light.
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"I apologize, we have some breaking news," he said, flashing a lopsided grin.
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How to stop your Alexa speaker from flashing yellow using the Alexa app1.
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Nearby, a Halloween light display sat on the lawn flashing on and off.
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Where others see flashing yellow lights and slow down, Mr. Trump speeds up.
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Warriors series in the Bay Area on Thursday flashing a big old smile.
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But the case, though narrow, is still a flashing neon sign of change.
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You can see the different colored lights flashing, circling, going in different directions.
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Black hearses traveled to and from the main hospital, their hazard lights flashing.
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For now, there are always neon lights flashing and Pitbull songs playing somewhere.
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They're "not flashing concerns for what we call a train wreck," Villa said.
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You should be greeted with a flashing screen of "Hello" in numerous languages.
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So, like Butler, Aldrich found himself flashing back to his youth Saturday night.
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More than 40 emergency vehicles, their lights flashing, queued up in its wake.
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He views stocks as ownership shares of businesses, not a flashing ticker symbol.
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Schwab's app was flashing a "temporarily unavailable" message, according to photos on Twitter.
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The bond market has been flashing its recession signal for a while now.
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The lobby felt understated save for large digital screens collectively flashing bold imagery.
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"More Estelle Getty, it seems," Ted said, flashing a shattered piano keys grin.
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Right now, one of Hussman&aposs favorite measures of valuations is flashing red.
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"We're very idealistic, as you can tell," Viswanathan says, flashing a beatific smile.
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There is more to political virtue than flashing one's supposed allegiance to liberty.
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Yellowish orbs had been spotted flashing through this desert since the late 25s.
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Women around Los Angeles see her and begin "flashing me their underwear," she laughed.
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Eyes flashing and with a stage performer's perfect timing, he would cast his spells.
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Abruptly, an alarm bell sounded, red lights flashing: my cue to leave the room.
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Nobody really knows how bad it will be, but financial markets are flashing warnings.
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Amateur video from the march shows one protester flashing a white power hand sign.
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It instantly snitches, flashing, "WOULD YOU LIKE TO REPORT THE JAYWALKER?" on the screen.
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We've got a few tips that'll have you flashing skin without baring it all.
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Poncho, donning a harness with a flashing emergency light attached, jumped to the rescue.
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Despite your biological clock, which has been flashing 12:00 for the past year.
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"We're just getting warmed up," Clinton quips at one point, flashing a little bloodlust.
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"I saw a red flashing light so I wasn't taking any risks," he said.
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But for Instinet's Frank Cappelleri, three indicators are flashing that the rebound has legs.
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If not, they get flashing lights on the steering wheel and the seat vibrates.
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Flashing back again, we see Jack getting yelled at at work by his boss.
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The various warnings signs flashing in the iPhone business indicate that point has arrived.
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The video quickly catches your eye, with bold, flashing numbers against a bloodred background.
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A collection of monitors is mounted on the wall, flashing charts, numbers, and graphs.
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The performance featured The Weeknd surrounded by flashing futuristic lights on a sparse stage.
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There is a stop sign and a flashing red light for drivers on SR363.
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"It doesn't matter what people say," Edmond told us while flashing the peace sign.
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Her last name was just the flashing neon sign saying, 'this is the one!
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Lights are flashing, fists are pumping, and people are bombing off the diving board.
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The dashboard is making binging and bonging noises to go with the flashing lights.
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A red light was flashing, and it appeared to be running out of charge.
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They descend upon his home en masse, cameras flashing, and crowd in around him.
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The footage is quintessential Nashville, featuring steamy kisses, flashing lights, tears and fierce fights.
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"We'll have three glasses of champagne, please," said Angie, flashing her million-dollar smile.
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When she put her hand back at her side, her smile was flashing again.
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The dashboard screen had shown its first warning, but it wasn't flashing red yet.
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In one clip, a column of cars parades down an empty highway, headlights flashing.
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It's interesting -- he explains why rappers flashing pieces isn't necessarily an endorsement of violence.
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This eclipse darkness wall came flashing across the water — and covered us in darkness.
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That suggests that shipping, a leading economic indicator, is flashing a red warning sign.
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Part of his shtick was being ostentatious, flashing expensive jewelry and wearing absurd outfits.
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Inquiring, shouting, squawking, howling, gasping, with fingers hooked like claws and blue flashing eyes.
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Saut isn't the only one who believes the market is flashing positive technical signals.
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Sometimes, like when she's photobombing Dust Bowl migrants, she's flashing a big cheesy grin.
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Even if that's not true, it feels more anonymous than flashing on the subway.
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They're flashing a warning sign that copper is not yet on full bull script.
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The man reportedly used sirens and flashing lights to trick the people around him.
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Other data on Thursday showed the job market was still flashing a green light.
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He occasionally stopped Taylor's therapist, Price, on the road by flashing his emergency lights.
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As he left the building he was confronted by flashing cameras and jabbering journalists.
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Recession jitters Meanwhile, one of Wall Street's favorite recession indicators is suddenly flashing yellow.
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She stayed awake at night with images of the blood flashing in her mind.
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It would grow a shimmering, flashing tail "dripping" down, which he compared to fireworks.
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"I don't even know who Cash Cash is," he says, flashing an earnest smile.
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Android N's Developer Preview 2 is now live for OTA updates or manual flashing.
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It's basically like matching your tempo to a flashing light, if that makes sense.
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One girl in a flowing purple skirt raises two fingers, flashing a peace sign.
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" The Chicago Tribune reported, "The crowd broke into cheers and began flashing victory signs.
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Only three of Citigroup's 18 indicators of a coming bear market are flashing red.
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Two seats down an elderly man shimmied in front of a flashing slot machine.
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This makes Terrance and Phillip dance and defecate on a flashing dot matrix screen.
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Maybe narrative as an amalgamation of flashing signifiers, textures, shapes, objects, colors, and dynamics.
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But several economic gauges widely seen as leading indicators are not yet flashing red.
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Electronic maps and screens were flashing as he tried to absorb streams of information.
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Clothes hang behind each screen, so there are always punks flashing at your back.
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Within minutes of heading out, Vasquez saw police lights flashing in her rearview mirror.
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They don't alienate longtime allies by flashing contradictory signals about their commitment to NATO.
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A key indicator based on bond prices was flashing warnings of a possible recession.
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His other eye-catching accessory: wedged silver shoes adorned with periodically flashing red lights.
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"This horse ran a tremendous race," Smith said while flashing his customary wide grin.
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MINNEAPOLIS — An 13A city bus stops downtown, flashing "GO LYNX" from its destination sign.
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And yet, as he walked off the mound, he was flashing a toothy grin.
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Woodruff fired two electric innings, striking out four and flashing a 97 m.p.h. fastball.
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New York (CNN Business)The bond market is flashing a big neon caution sign.
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Red lights are flashing in the bond market, where the yield curve has inverted.
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Economy Looks like those warning lights on the economy will keep flashing red today.
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In the gilded blur I caught the flashing eyes of shrimp, alien and sinewy.
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Across the street, bright lights were flashing from electrical wires near a post office.
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"I think Grant Dalton has shown he's a lone wolf," Spithill said, eyes flashing.
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The appeal of flashing a brand-new designer purse isn't what it once was.
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In the background, a T.V. screen began flashing the news that he'd been fired.
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Beyoncé posted a short video on her Instagram, flashing us through the past year.
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Others came and went without flashing theirs, yet I always had to show mine.
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And then a surprise: striker Alex Morgan, seven months pregnant, flashing a mischievous smile.
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And below you can see lightning flashing in the three-day time lapse video.
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Closely following the officers were nearly two dozen police buses with their lights flashing.
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And that's exactly what we're seeing," Stephenson said, adding business investment is "flashing yellow.
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Then a photo appeared, with an "X" and a flashing arrow marking the spot.
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"It's not a bright green light, but it's not flashing red either," he said.
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The watches, which used flashing LED lights to detect heart rates, weren't perfect though.
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The other — us, poor judges of love — breaking apart, With flashing anguish and pain.
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"Are you ready to go?" she asked him, flashing that confident smile once more.
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It's common sense that flashing a smile makes you look friendlier and more approachable.
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The light bar will start flashing red if the driver is caught not paying attention.
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Johnson leaned against the car, and Vega stood next to him, flashing a peace sign.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index is flashing "fear," compared with "greed" a month ago.
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So he carried her a mile to the nearest highway where he saw flashing lights.
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By the end, Covetous is assaulting your ears and eyes, flashing, wailing, screaming at you.
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Specifically, you might think about women flashing their boobs in exchange for Mardi Gras beads.
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"Miley Cyrus is a smelly pirate hooker," Cyrus, 25, read before flashing her middle finger.
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Then he saw the blue, flashing light on the Coast Guard boat in the distance.
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It caught audiences in psychedelic swirls of pictures flashing on walls and Kabuki-like dancers.
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Overall, the mood was relatively subdued despite the dire warnings flashing on the TV screens.
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Let go when the light on your Apple TV starts flashing and it will restart.
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It's designed to get your limbs primed and ready for a night of flashing lights.
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He called Ostrem a quiet worker who was skilled at making metal flashing for roofs.
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There is music, police cars flashing sirens to encourage the runners, friendly dogs, and neighbors.
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But the disappearances coincide with weird phenomena: animals dropping dead, lights wildly flickering and flashing.
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Another photo of the outing showed Charles flashing a big smile alongside the little girl.
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The footage, which Reuters could not independently verify, also showed police vehicles with flashing lights.
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Stockton said the market internals are flashing their loudest collective buy signal since the Feb.
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Companies staged over-the-top booths with pulsating music, flashing lights, and giant video screens.
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It was a cylindrical object containing a candle, an electrical component and flashing red lights.
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Graphics flashing across the screen documented the precise — but unbridgeable — distance between the two events.
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Yoko Ono was spotted there too, posing with fans for photographers while flashing peace signs.
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Two guys in leather took leave of one another by mutually flashing the devil horns.
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Pratt was also spotted flashing a big grin while they were seen leaving the restaurant.
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Probably not coincidentally ... he'd been flashing his bday stacks on social media during the party.
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You may have noticed that your Amazon Echo sometimes has a flashing ring around it.
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The engine was running and the brake lights on, with the right turn signal flashing.
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Of course, flashing Perlongo's belly isn't the only thing the couple has been up to.
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Flashing by at 253 miles an hour the silhouette of a Bigurl, no colored square.
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Once the faces start flashing, it becomes clear that we're going from best to worst.
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Now, with their lights flashing, officers warily approached the two vehicles on the highway shoulder.
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Limping, he scans the room, raises a gun and fires a shot, the muzzle flashing.
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For a long time, flashing lights or any strong, unidentifiable smells would trigger an episode.
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You can hear them yelling her name; the constant flashing of the cameras is blinding.
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Mr. Buttigieg's section was particularly enthusiastic, clapping thundersticks and waving flashing lights throughout his address.
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"Maybe he did it with a smile," she said, now flashing one of her own.
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Yield curve inversion is flashing a warning sign investors should check their portfolios are resilient.
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" The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, a gauge of market sentiment, is flashing "extreme fear.
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The installation serves as a clock, flashing on each side to mark the quarter-hour.
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The crowd was heavily African-American, flashing clothing and trinkets dedicated to the sitting president.
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Sales of recreational vehicles could be another ominous recession warning that's now also flashing red.
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At one point, Mr. Alvarez posted a video on Snapchat, flashing signs disrespecting another gang.
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The bee uses buzzing sounds, flashing lights, and lively music to engage your child's senses.
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"A pessimist never triumphs," Mr. Moreno said with a wide smile, flashing a golden tooth.
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But the public stock market is flashing a signal that should give a little hope.
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The optic cable comes alive, a pulse of bluish light flashing for precisely ten seconds.
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Jason Karolak's colors grab your attention like flashing LEDs in a dark-as-midnight casino.
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"I achieved my goal," said La Cruz, flashing a winning smile with golden canines glinting.
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For sure, in the very short term, tactical sentiment signals are flashing a yellow light.
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Europe looked poised for a similar sell-off, with futures flashing red for major markets.
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The sentiment indicator dropped from 2.4 to 1.3 last week, flashing a contrarian buy signal.
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Brazil, still suffering the effects of a veritable depression, is flashing tentative signs of recovery.
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Or maybe he pictured a "club," somewhere lit only by strips of flashing neon lights.
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Moments later, a sheriff's deputy from neighboring Presidio County pulled up behind her, lights flashing.
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AirDropping unwanted, explicit images — called cyber flashing — has become a problem for women on subways.
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But then lights started flashing, alarms started blaring and everyone had to evacuate the ballroom.
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The top of the memorial also is adorned with a string of flashing colored lights.
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The US yield curve inverted on multiple occasions in August, flashing a recession warning sign.
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The 2-year and 10-year yield curves remain inverted, flashing a historical recession indicator.
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"When we looked at the long list, Shania kept flashing red signals," Mr. Caramanica said.
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Even as US stocks marched to record highs last week, warning lights were flashing elsewhere.
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Flashing forward to the present-day, the allure of candidate Obama never came to fruition.
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I did think, 'Gee that's a lot of flashing lights out there,' when we landed.
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Don't expect to see a flashing warning sign when you receive some terrible investing advice.
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"All of the warning lights are flashing bright red," Schumer said on the Senate floor.
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To him, it all comes down to market internals — and right now, they're flashing red.
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The car was running; its brake lights were on and its right blinker was flashing.
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With cameras flashing, the two men praised each other and promised things would be different.
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From flashing to feuds, giggles and slips, March was another great month for news bloopers.
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With red warning lights flashing and horns blaring, Petrov did not pass on the warning.
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I found myself flashing on a conversation I'd had with Ben Soskis, the philanthropy historian.
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Recession worries have been driven in part by red lights flashing in the bond market.
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Once the Xbox One controller&aposs light starts flashing, let go of the sync button.
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Another commented that the Blue Lagoon was "overly crowded" with "people constantly filming and flashing."
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Looking back, Joni Ernst's 203 victory in Iowa was a flashing warning sign for Democrats.
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After all, it can't be just Salesforce's Marc Benioff running around flashing wads of cash!
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Ads that violate these standards include pop-ups, autoplaying ads and ads with flashing images.
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She spoke only Spanish and hinted to her illegal status by flashing her Mexican passport.
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Fuzz posed for a pic in that same red outfit, flashing the stolen 1738 chain.
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Would lights start flashing, like they do when the Starship Enterprise goes on red alert?
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As I pulled away from the curb, I saw the flashing lights of a police car.
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"I'll pay you all cash, all cash," he added while flashing a large pile of bills.
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The argument gets a little less convincing for a mouse, but a flashing external hard drive?
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Unlike Dr. Shrum, Dr. Forsyth's interpretation is that flashing for beads is predominantly practiced by women.
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"That's what keeps flashing back to me are those minutes, those hours," Ziegler says, tearing up.
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The roof of a police patrol car at night, with the blue and red lights flashing.
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Judging from their open stances, Merritt and Lula are no longer hiding behind bright, flashing lights.
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It was she who taught Tyra how to serve serious face when the cameras start flashing.
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Wall Street had already been flashing expensive on many historical measures and sold off in reaction.
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From where we stand, the warning lights are not likely to stop flashing any time soon.
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I tell him about my plan to learn to play music via apps and flashing keyboards.
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The video concludes with a bold message — "Still here… To be continued…" — flashing across the screen.
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She remembered Franklin climbing on top of her and a camera flashing as she lost consciousness.
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Wall Street had already been flashing expensive by many historical measures and sold off in reaction.
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There's a lot of good those mamas can do while flashing their breasts to the world.
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Someone in that car then reportedly began flashing their brights in a signal to pull over.
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That beat is then translated into flashing lights by an algorithm that's stored on the microcontroller.
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The flashing green light is from LEDs installed in the flow duct to aid with exposure.
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A man photographs his girlfriend in front of the reactors, smiling and flashing a peace sign.
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Slurping from a bottle of vodka, I checked the MalScourer, which was on silent, flashing furiously.
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Within minutes, blue flashing lights cut through the darkness and armed police broke down the door.
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Its technical setup is flashing a warning sign, O'Hara told "Trading Nation " in an email Wednesday.
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In markets news A growing number of companies are flashing a warning sign on China's economy
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But a few moments after flashing my (very fake) press card, I was a free man.
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Perhaps there's a speed sign like the large flashing ones you see on roads near schools.
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Piper leaving prison is kind of like a flashback — she's flashing back to her old self.
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Duval, Higa said Monday, allegedly later stopped the SUV, and witnesses noticed the hazard lights flashing.
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That's how they were found when an eight-car convoy, lights flashing, pulled into the ranch.
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The flashing lights faded into the foreground as Thomas took a sip of his morning coffee.
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But analysts say a less visible number is flashing a warning sign: floating storage off Singapore.
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Most skimmers are glued on top of the existing reader, and will obscure the flashing indicator.
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We were welcomed inside a photo studio where lights were set up and cameras were flashing.
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This rapid flashing of red and blue is pretty intense, and a little disorienting to watch.
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The TLT 20-plus U.S. Treasury ETF is also flashing a technically bullish signal, says Gordon.
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That July 603 price surge was the equivalent of red flashing lights on funds' trading desks.
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You're either stuck with a horrific wedgie or flashing your buttcrack every time you sit down.
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McGinley's pre-flashing the film to daylight, television rays, or sunsets involves a lot of surprise.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The U.S. bond market's flashing light has turned from green to red.
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In the early days of BIGO, broadcasters performed sexual acts that involved stripteases, flashing, and masturbation.
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Sporting events must also stand out from the sponsor's logos and flashing advertisements that adorn it.
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The homepages look innocent enough, usually advertising current trends and flashing big sales and timely promotions.
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Flashing a beam at the front of the ray's fins caused an undulation to start propagating.
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With siren blaring and lights flashing, we eventually tagged on to the end of the procession.
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I used standard page turn swipes and noted that the pages changed quickly and without flashing.
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Of the three primary indicators that Wien and Zidle track, two are flashing a recession signal.
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Specific announcements were absent from Mr. Trudeau's speech, which was greeted with cheers and flashing cellphones.
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Emergency vehicles sat in the street, their flashing lights bouncing off cars that drove slowly past.
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"It was the biggest blast I ever would imagine; lights flashing, glass shattering," Ms. Ayeh recalled.
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And even if the yield curve does flip soon, other economic signals are hardly flashing red.
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Every sign along Whitaker's road to Attorney General is neon red and flashing conflict of interest.
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Our partisan divide is a flashing danger sign for the future of a strong United States.
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He plays jokes on friends, often grumpily acting confused — before flashing a knowing and mischievous smile.
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In the photo, Dream can be seen flashing a wide smile while pointing at the camera.
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Investors should be wary of early signals that start flashing in the third quarter, he warned.
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"As far as I'm concerned, this conversation is over," he said, flashing me a smug look.
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The flashing text runs words that invoke permanence and lasting in the face of update culture.
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Ambient and abrasive music blares from the speakers and large flashing projections cover the gallery walls.
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Walking around naked, getting tied up, wearing sexualized clothing, flashing themselves—all in pretty public places.
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I imagine Myles's photographs forming in the line breaks between disparate images — flashing, reconsidering what's next.
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Natan now swallows his capsule with a sip of water, flashing a thumbs-up each time.
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New York (CNN Business)The housing market is flashing signs of a bounce back in 2019.
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To do this, hold down the power button until you see the power light stops flashing.
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Warning lights are flashing And that warning came even before chaos descended upon the oil markets.
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But the procession of vehicles below us achieved a kind of gyroscope effect, whirring and flashing.
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Morgan Meyer (R) on legislation banning the so-called cyber flashing, The Associated Press reported Friday.
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The bond markets, much more closely linked to the actual economy, are also flashing a warning.
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On the right are the arcade games — flashing wheels of fortune, growling driving games, pounding music.
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A police cruiser was parked, its lights flashing, at the corner she needed to turn at.
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With cameras flashing, the two leaders marched into the room side by side through double doors.
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I have a picture of my logo flashing next to me during my podcast, he insisted.
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Two hours later, I came to a stop before flashing red lights and a clattering bell.
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An armored vehicle with flashing blue and red lights drove up, rain drizzling onto its windshield.
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The actor, 51, entered the courthouse with his lawyers after flashing a small and tense smile.
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They feature flashing lights, pulsating music and (sometimes) gyrating dancers, and Bourdain was all for it.
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And they did so by driving their cruisers through the crowd, lights flashing and horns buzzing.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index of market sentiment was flashing "fear" just a month ago.
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HOWARD MARKS: Well, when you -- SCOTT WAPNER: The danger area, the red lights are flashing there?
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He won the British Open in 1991, flashing one of the sweetest swings on the tour.
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She has a knack for flashing an acid smile, making a kiss feel like a slap.
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Yellow lights, however, are still flashing in the bond market about the risk of a recession.
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A warrior in robes emerges from among the gravestones, flashing his scimitar, bows and arrows aquiver.
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LONDON — The cameras had barely finished flashing on the newly engaged Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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Am I seeing things or is this jack wagon behind Glanville flashing the white supremacy sign?
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He scowled and mocked the crowd's hostility, flashing an impudent finger and taking off his pants.
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But there's something eerie about them, like the smile she's flashing is too perfect by half.
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"Of course there's going to be an album in 2019," she said flashing a toothy smile.
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But if you're trying to woo a boo, flashing them a frequent grin probably wouldn't hurt.
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Instead of flashing a bat sign in the sky à la Batman, Swift posts a snake video.
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The results are a blur of flashing lights and turns that seem to come out of nowhere.
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And with life flashing by, it makes sense that a lot has changed — including their beauty looks.
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And it's Tencent that's flashing a buy signal, says Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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Sometimes you'll see flashing objects in the environment: a door, a chest, some other point of interest.
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Lack of sleep, dehydration, the stereotypical flashing lights—anything that stresses your body and overheats your brain.
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You can see a lot of them flashing all around or near the Pacific Ring of Fire.
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Essentially, it was an hour of flashing lights, cool footage and good music—and it flew by.
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Adam Sandler unexpectedly popped by the session, flashing the peace sign in the background of the pictures.
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There's actress Klara Kristin, standing over the camera in a skirt and underwear, "flashing" in her Calvins.
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Nothing disputes accusations of idiocy more than thoughtlessly flashing the contents of your smartphone on national television.
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Nor are you flashing back to your parents' basement and the days when emoticons were still ASCII.
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It felt like the auto industry had crashed CES as the uncouth guest flashing around marketing dollars.
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She's flashing a smile and a peace sign in the shot, which she also shared to Instagram.
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It looks like an enormous Twister board — but it runs up the walls and has flashing lights.
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Perennial bull Tom Lee said Thursday he's not convinced low bond yields are flashing a bearish signal.
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The two BFFs also posted for selfies, with the bride-to-be flashing her stunning engagement ring.
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A state trooper had his patrol car parked with blue lights flashing to warn early morning drivers.
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He walked by the camera shouting "Dracula on the attack!" and flashing a "V for Victory" sign.
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A golden Buddha sat in a shrine, with flashing red, blue and green LED lights all around.
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Vehicles carrying bleeding and injured people sped away from the shooting scene, flashing lights and honking horns.
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Alongside this "policy ping pong," Meyer said some economic indicators are "flashing yellow," signaling a coming recession.
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Gestures the drone would recognize include, for example, waving arms, pointing, the flashing of lights, and speech.
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In the scenes where he's dying, that flashing starts disappearing, so you start connecting with him, again.
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The Dow is stumbling again Wednesday, and a handful of its stocks are flashing a warning signal.
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It begins with Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and Reagan flashing across the screen in quick succession.
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Johnson also points out that from a technical perspective the sector is not flashing a buy signal.
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You can use the corresponding app to set off a loud alarm and flashing lights on Veta.
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I'm returned to the rest stop where I'm placed inside a rotary vehicle with flashing blue lights.
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There were fireworks and guns and flashing skulls and leather dancers dressed like Kelly Bundy gone clubbing.
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"The bond market is flashing a recession," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial, said.
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And is an economy growing above 2% a flashing red light for the Fed to slash rates?
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Alternatively, you can install Nougat by "flashing" your Nexus device with the newest "factory images" available here.
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"You've been warned," he said, flashing his pistol, the metal reflecting the moonlight peeking through the blinds.
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Toronto's two lynch pins are doing their part and C.J. Miles is flashing Ryan Anderson-esque range.
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The girl with the flashing eyes had gone, slurping on a can of Fanta as she went.
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Another museumgoer was flashing a laser pointer at a tiny airplane suspended on a string over Queens.
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A few puzzle pieces later and the light board is now sound-sensitive, flashing when we speak.
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Seriousness, for Susan Sontag, was a flashing machete to swing at the thriving vegetation of American philistinism.
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The imperious smiles-flashing Kim Yo Jung is an unprecedented, bias-busting weapon for the Kim regime.
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The rest are like those lights flashing past the train window, souls aglow in the Midwest night.
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Shifting sands There are plenty of flashing and rotation lights for those who want to see them.
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The circus evolved over the decades into the flashing, fiery circus that many generations grew up watching.
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A Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) snowplow, with flashing orange lights, was spraying brine on the road.
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Cattle-hauling semis downshifted past; a school bus stopped at the railroad tracks, its red lights flashing.
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Some Rykiel clothing was criticized as too casual or too revealing, with models occasionally flashing their breasts.
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About six minutes later, the red and white lights of squad cars were flashing in the street.
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It seemed then that Columbus was flashing between the old caution and the new freedom—often instantaneously.
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Last year, he started flashing some extremely tasteful grey hairs in the roots of his trademark dreadlocks.
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Water pools in the cold mud at the bottom, flashing in the sunlight and reflecting the sky.
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On average, you can expect 13180053 hours of continuous light usage, or 24 hours of flashing mode.
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The case has similarities with previous complaints over videos, often with bright flashing lights, that triggered seizures.
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"In my case, as an NCAA athlete, you can't fine me," he says, flashing another small smile.
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Ultimately, my difficulties with flashing various ROMs would delay the start of the experiment by several days.
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She stares up into the sky and holds her coat over her shoulder, flashing a diamond ring.
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Press the bottom button on the watch, and the 12 lights will start flashing with the time.
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People wearing QAnon shirts and flashing similar signs were also pictured while lining up for the rally.
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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)The warning signs around Mike Bloomberg's campaign started flashing in early February.
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When Niru's father sees his flashing notifications and asks "Who is Ryan?" this novel's fuse is lit.
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You can replace the battery, rather than the whole product, and the alert system includes flashing lights.
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The last time we saw Suge ... he was flashing a menacing glare in court immediately following sentencing.
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She came out flashing an 'X' sign with her arms and received a huge round of applause.
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"Coming back here all these memories are kind of flashing back to me," said Shiffrin, now 20113.
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Baker, now the Nationals' manager, notices Bartman flashing a shiny World Series ring in his hitters' eyes.
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In October, Poonen retweeted a photo of him and Pandey with Poonen flashing a thumbs up sign.
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A flashing green light on your Alexa speaker indicates an incoming call or a call in session.
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If you don't answer the call, the green light will eventually stop flashing after about 10 rings.
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The trippy, otherworldly vibe was accentuated by UV lights and alcoves, flashing dancefloors and Dali-style artwork.
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Bond yields are falling and the Treasury yield curve — a historic recession indicator — is flashing warning lights.
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The content we're supposed to enjoy is interrupted by a barrage of flashing ads and autoplay videos.
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Flashing red: German GDP for the three months ended June contracted 0.1% compared to the first quarter.
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The sweaty haggis in my skull that calls itself a brain kept flashing a 404 error message.
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Third, he recommends turning to physical remembrances of strength — flashing back to your own moxie and grit.
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This he does first by flashing a wad of bills at Cara, his feckless son's English teacher.
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And while the economic expansion is looking mature, there aren't bright flashing lights indicating an imminent recession.
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They release a flood of potential suitors, your inbox notifications flashing red with heartbeats of their own.
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Saturday, flashing a smile at Ms. Dawson, who had just joined the trip, in the back seat.
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Most celebrities are used to the flashing lights of cameras, so she didn't think anything of it.
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"The biggest thing I remember was just the noise and the flashing lights and wiring," Barnard says.
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You can also set the lights to a flashing strobe if you want to attract maximum attention.
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Stocks with low price-to-earnings ratios are also currently underperforming, flashing a bear market warning sign.
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She posted video of the plane flying away at a distance, its engine occasionally flashing, to Twitter.
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At one point a flashing light can be seen in the water, possibly from a life jacket.
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Hackers sent images of flashing strobe lights to the foundation's thousands of Twitter followers in several attacks.
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No sirens and no blue flashing lights — no blues and twos — as they say across the Channel.
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Arno was famous for his lascivious drawings of top-hatted sugar daddies and décolletage-flashing gold diggers.
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Eyes flashing, she roughly shoved Otello and all but spat her protestations of innocence in his face.
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There are still warnings signs flashing over the company: It lost more than $500 million last year.
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What concerns her are the flashing moments of recognition that come to us during our daily life.
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Friday, several law enforcement vehicles with lights flashing but no sirens pulled in front of Stone's home.
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Polls like these should serve as a bright flashing light of opportunity for the eventual Democratic nominee.
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Canadian television showed an abandoned gray Mitsubishi S.U.V. with the driver door open and emergency lights flashing.
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But warning signs keep flashing about the shaky fundamentals of the economy and therefore the stock market.
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Uranus rules electricity—I imagine this combination will metaphorically manifest as a lightbulb flashing over your head.
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He's in the large camp kitchen, light flashing over stainless steel, a ceiling rack of sleeping ladles.
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Extremely loud music, flashing neon lights, and colours that would make more sense at a fun fair.
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"I've moved a lot of herb for a lot of years," he says, flashing a proud grin.
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If the ring looks familiar it's because Iggy was flashing some ice that looks just like it.
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A steel screen appears in front of her at times with images often flashing in front of her.
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"The lights started flashing, ears started popping, and the drains started gurgling," he told CNN on Tuesday morning.
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The lights will flash 3 times when paired and then will continue flashing two times every 275 seconds.
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But he looks out onto the street and he sees an emotional Abby flashing her own quiet goodbye.
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We affixed a red flashing siren to the back of the wheelchair and waited for our official debut.
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Instead of hitting the colors in a sequence, Simon Air requires you to hover over the flashing lights.
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The latest leap is facial recognition technology that allows a customer to pay by literally flashing a smile.
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Under news, the Field Day website simply has a flashing black and white version of Aphex Twin's logo.
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When I dug her out of my bag, she had been replaced by a display of flashing UFOs.
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Through their dance moves, they wink and nod at one another, with Beyoncé genuinely flashing her megawatt smile.
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Added air bubbles ensure a good, swirling mix and flashing light-emitting diodes give a suitably theatrical display.
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Crowds of people had gathered in the darkness, illuminated by the blue and red of flashing police lights.
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"At the first moment I heard shooting, later I saw the flashing lights, the police cars," he said.
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As CEOs look ahead, they may be dazed and confused by the flashing lights — red, green, and yellow.
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A very stern sign said that under no circumstances should you turn left when the lights are flashing.
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I want pomp and circumstance, smoke machines, some kid-from-the-neighborhood's name flashing in bright, garish light.
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But despite generally strong economic data, there is reason to heed the warning signs flashing across bond markets.
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In a panic, Onodera turned on the TV. All channels were flashing a bulletin with the same warning.
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On those peak days, you may see as many as 15 to 20 meteors flashing through the night.
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In the second photo, Prince is captured flashing a wide smile while buckled up in a car seat.
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This month, she appears on the cover of Harper's Bazaar, flashing that megawatt smile we've come to love.
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The big picture: One of the most popular metrics is global trade, which unfortunately is flashing divergent signals.
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Why say it with flowers when a flashing glance or naughty sext can be so much more impactful?
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Financial indicators were flashing red, the stockmarket was weak and yields on low-grade corporate debt had jumped.
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Of course, Seyfried could have also just turned the ring around to avoid flashing the diamond to photographers.
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But one warning sign of trouble could be flashing in the housing market, according to forecaster Lakshman Achuthan.
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" All of the city's new flashing traffic monitors would be "operated by a single switch in Times Square.
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Her photo flashing her 8-karat diamond engagement ring was the most-liked wedding-related photo on Instagram.
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In the second, the two were huddled up next to each other smiling and flashing matching peace signs.
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Those butt-ugly units with a zillion antennas and flashing lights can be bought for well under $100.
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Preferably something simple like a flashing green light in the corner for fact, and yellow lights for opinions.
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I love the sensation of flying: my feet whirling, riding no-handed, my life flashing before my eyes.
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A "sir" is a flashing red light that he is speaking from his imagination rather than his memory.
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Blinking lights, flashing doo-dads, slots for this, slots for that, fingerprint scans, DNA tests, who knows what?
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Shaq Defends Kevin Hart's Oscar Apology Director Apologizes For Flashing Cameron Diaz Michael Jackson Estate Slams New Documentary
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In an installation titled Lu Yang Delusional Crime and Punishment (2015), several banners flank a flashing video monitor.
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"When you see shorts this big in the ag sector, that is flashing a warning sign," Duggan said.
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Is someone out there trying to get in touch by flashing the cosmos with extremely short-wavelength radiation?
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Rock posted a short video clip of a static television, flashing white and black waves across the screen.
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From a technical perspective, however, Piper Jaffray's Craig Johnson says Snap's chart may be flashing a buy signal.
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Sherry's post-flashing requires a lot of trial and error both on-site and in the dark room.
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Hopefully, the sloth is still flashing its winning smile as it returns to its home in the trees.
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"It feels like the yellow warning lights are flashing for the global economic system," noted analysts at Citi.
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"Sometimes I look like something out of a dream," Honey said, flashing a smile of dazzling bleached teeth.
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Trooper Hamilton, who was driving south, did a U-turn and pulled up behind her with flashing lights.
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Were these paintings avant-garde or even "modern" at a time when movement after movement was flashing by?
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When Ms. Coddington's boss, Anna Wintour, appeared briefly to express congratulations, the room lit up with flashing cameras.
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Yield curve jitters: One of Wall Street's most reliable fortunetellers is flashing ominous signals about the economic future.
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They handcuffed Wilson and Albritton and stood them in front of the patrol car, its lights still flashing.
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In many of them, gunshots could be heard ringing out against a city illuminated by flashing police lights.
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" On May 5, Caporella said VPO was "flashing solid green numbers as we bring FY2017 to a close.
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It was guiding them out, flashing into the tunnel then out, mimicking the direction they'd already been going.
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But," he says, flashing a grin, "Them motherfuckers will get leaked sooner or later, you can believe that.
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While federal government debt was the driving momentum behind that increase, lights were flashing "amber" for U.S. firms.
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Upon investigating, she found a four-legged object that was still flashing and humming in her front yard.
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While getting onto the ship, the reporters were launching questions, cameras flashing, people questioning whether he was afraid.
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How can we barrel down a highway lined with flashing neon signs reading, "Horrific Mass Suicide, 1 mile"?
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It was a flashing warning to investors about potential inflation, or rising prices, which have crippled many economies.
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He reflects on his relationship with Judaism and his reputation as a Casanova, flashing his distinct gallows humor.
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"During recent operations, you can see many people flashing these kinds of laser pointers at officers," Chow said.
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She shows me the inside of her ochre-colored coat, flashing a sheer black bra in the process.
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High school students have been captured flashing the Nazi salute and singing Ku Klux Klan-themed Christmas songs.
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It was the equivalent of a sports car, with pinstriping and plenty of flashing lights run by battery.
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I could see a traffic light ahead, and it was green, but then it turned to flashing red.
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After he shot himself, Mr. Hussain's cellphone began to ring, with the word "home" flashing on its screen.
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Out the window is Northern California in November, the sun through the dusty windshield, the bay flashing past.
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Motorists slowed at blockages, flashing their headlights as they eased past split tree trunks and severed power lines.
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Thanks to the police and ambulances' flashing lights, drivers are conditioned to see flashes as something worth noticing.
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She signaled her disapproval, flashing a theatrical thumbs down, with baby Maile, seemingly content, cuddled in her lap.
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The last flashing lights vanish into the smoke, and with them the last trace of humanity in view.
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Even though the siren was loud and alarm lights were noticeably flashing, most people kept on working out.
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Taken together, the spending amounts to a flashing red warning sign for Republicans on the ballot next year.
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Then the warning lights for the fuel cells began flashing, indicating that the electricity supply was in jeopardy.
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The flickering, lonely torches have now been replaced by a vibrant mega-city with a million flashing lights.
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It'll alert you when the time is up with three increasingly louder alarms or an LED flashing light.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, said the charts are now flashing warning signals for the group.
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That's a big flashing sign that there's something going on there, that we're in need of new ideas.
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This is for the safety of people with sensitivity to motion and flashing imagery, including those with epilepsy.
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By the time the chase ended, more than 40 emergency vehicles were stopped behind the truck, lights flashing.
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In the photo, Ripa and Lola can be seen flashing wide smiles as they share a warm embrace.
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Some of the emerald clusters that appeared on his computer screen might as well have been flashing arrows.
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One lab study found that more than 20 percent of people could hear flashing lights in silent videos.
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From where I was nesting on the beach I saw the blue-white glow of your phone flashing.
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"I'm sorry, you guys are like blinding me, I'm really sorry," Jackson tells them, amidst all the flashing lights.
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Along with gates and flashing lights, the safety overhaul will also reportedly include bells and a constant warning system.
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So they trained Number 65: Every time he saw a blue flashing light, he was to push a lever.
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Someone filmed the man's car coming up fast from their side view mirror with flashing lights and a siren.
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Flashing back to his previous life as a painter, Ishiguro thinks: This will be another form of self-portrait.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index of market sentiment is still flashing "fear," compared with "greed" a year ago.
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Right now, the price signal is flashing red, with London cobalt futures ending at $81,500 a tonne on Feb.
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So even besides the novelty of it all, flashing back to Beth's part in everything is just smart storytelling.
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The overall economy has been flashing green lights for seven months and is pushing up towards the red zone.
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The first visual in the teaser video, shows a creepy Chucky-like doll, flashing lights and a hanging train.
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"Immediately my colleagues and I jump up and drive with flashing lights and sirens to the location," he wrote.
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Yup — upon watching the videos, some people thought that Kardashian was flashing shots of coke laid out behind her.
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One station reconfigured its newsroom around a sandbox-style military diorama, complete with flashing lights and toy fighter planes.
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He used flashing lights and sirens on his motorcade to speed up his travel in DC, The Times reported.
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He looked as if he'd rather be somewhere else, a quieter place, a vaster one, with fewer flashing lights.
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Uber is exploring AV intention systems that could communicate to pedestrians using flashing lights, sounds and potentially a projection.
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"The four factors that we look at are all flashing green for defense spending to go upwards," Higgins said.
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Just a few feet ahead, three pedestrians are hurrying across a crosswalk even though it's flashing a red signal.
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Rather than flashing back to a crime, the show always has people describe what happened in slow, steady detail.
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The "Love Yourself" singer had nothing but love for photographers, flashing the peace sign as he hit the streets.
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Muhanned Hameed, a technician in the 9th Iraqi armored division, flashing a victory sign in front of his convoy.
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And I couldn't stop thinking about that big flashing "$0" in my head during Angels' set changes and intermissions.
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M&G said in their opinion numerous warning signs are flashing amber or red in the Chinese financial system.
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But it also let someone unlock the phone by merely flashing it at my face for a split second.
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However, someone was able to unlock it simply by flashing the phone at Vlad's face for a split second.
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"When you about to marry your best friend," she wrote, flashing a megawatt grin in anticipation of her wedding.
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What those are doesn't actually matter; the trick is to watch the flashing light that appears under each one.
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The masses use flashing holograms to sell copious sex, drugs, and violence, beneath a perpetually dark and rainy sky.
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Still, the pair toyed around initially with flashing forward a bit before settling on continuing the story in 1984.
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Ryan has that beautiful glow that comes from falling in love — and flashing the diamonds that come with it.
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Enietra Washington said she remembered Franklin climbing on top of her and a camera flashing as she lost consciousness.
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RED LIGHTS are flashing—not everywhere and not all at once, but enough to signal economic trouble in 2019.
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Apps are simply playing off of people's inherent psychology, and not everyone will be enchanted by the flashing lights.
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And of course, the video would be nothing without the stunning horse clips and lyrics flashing across the screen.
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" In a statement, Warren said "warning lights are flashing" and the chances of a downturn are "high and growing.
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As of today, just 53 percent, or 10 out of 19, of the signposts are flashing a bear market.
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"Chyna is all about attention," the source recently told PEOPLE, "and that's probably why she keeps flashing the ring."
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Flashlight fish hunt and communicate with a flashing Morse code sent by light pockets that pulse under their eyes.
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But before you do, the band has a few viewing notes: This video has a lot of flashing colors.
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Samsung's melodramatic commercial features Medina as a lonely surfer who needs messages of encouragement flashing up beneath his feet.
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Showing off the new pink shadows in the Flashing Lights Collection wearing Flashy and High Key available at KKWbeauty.
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To start with, as reports started to filter out of London, Trump retweeted a flashing siren Drudge Report alert.
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The blocks are black, white, and gray, but as the beams hit them, they change—flashing, fading, absorbing color.
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Elliott reaches in a second time and she slaps him away before flashing her cleavage to the crowd below.
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As we reported ... Ben and Laura announced their engagement by flashing her massive rock in the fall of 2016.
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Higa added that witnesses said that Duval allegedly later stopped the SUV, and witnesses noticed the hazard lights flashing.
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Former teammates recall Hanson walking around campus shirtless on volleyball game days, flashing a toothy smile around at everybody.
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He tried to kill the subject by marginalising it and, whenever his MPs became restless, flashing some Eurosceptic ankle.
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While January always kicks off with an extra shot of motivation, there are a couple of yellow lights flashing.
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Half-asleep, I tried to add water to the tank, to make the flashing stop, but it didn't work.
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Participants were shown two squares with flashing dots, and had to say which of the squares contained more dots.
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For some of us, flashing a nipple on a stage of any size is the stuff of recurring nightmares.
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Kris Van Assche erected a funfair for his Dior Homme show, roller coaster tracks illuminated with multicolored flashing lights.
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It landed on my sister, who was standing beside me, and started crawling around on her neck, flashing hysterically.
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The driver, later identified as Matthew Apperson, allegedly began honking his horn and flashing his lights at Zimmerman's vehicle.
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Two white vans pull up, including a Tacoma Police Department cruiser, with its lights flashing and air horn blaring.
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And survivors of the latest mass shooting in the US huddled together, tearfully embracing amid police cars' flashing lights.
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For the first time in 15 months, a technical measure of momentum is flashing a "buy" signal at traders.
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Warning signs are flashing in specific sectors, including retail, where sales plunged 7% in June versus the prior year.
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"With the lights flashing out there, and everything reflected like that, it created such an emotional show," said Yadim.
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The two posed for pictures, Simmons clad in black and the beaming CEO flashing the "rock on" hand sign.
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"People say you sold out for money," she said midstride, before stopping and flashing a look that announced: Duh.
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He pours on the charm, using a deep-throated caveman voice and flashing a huge smile after each word.
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For a few hours on July 31, fair attendees can go on rides without flashing lights and loud music.
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Jamilla Braxton stands on a street corner wearing a ribbed tank top and flashing her long nails painted white.
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"He says we should punish women who have abortions," a narrator says, flashing pictures of the faces of women.
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That's been compounded by the president's frustration with reports saying the economy is flashing warning signs of another recession.
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Snow wakes groggily into water, a trickling stream that carries beer tabs and flashing ice into the storm drain.
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The index is up just 103 percent year to date, and there are some indicators that are flashing warnings.
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Hold down the Xbox One logo, located on the top center of the controller, until its backlight starts flashing.
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Megan also likes to stand on her balcony, playing peekaboo with her robe and flashing her undies and tummy.
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After eight straight weeks of gains, history suggests small caps are flashing a big buy signal to all stocks.
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An opening sequence, flashing back to David's "birth," is genuinely intriguing and like much of the film visually arresting.
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It seems safe to say this flashing, phone-connected, potential cheat machine is the final nail in the coffin.
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Sure, you could put a giant flashing sign on your door, listing everything you need to take with you.
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Underneath the image, teenagers line up, flashing victory signs, as they take selfies with the placard in the background.
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I have dabbled in internet "brain games," solving algebraic problems flashing past and rerouting virtual trains to avoid crashes.
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To get your Echo or other Alexa-enabled device to stop flashing yellow, ask Alexa to read your message.
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When the signal is flashing, drivers — both humans and robot — are expected to maneuver their way through oncoming traffic.
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I then spent the next six minutes writing a grand total of zero words, staring at a flashing cursor.
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It appears to show the Jeep being pursued by a Park Police car, its lights flashing and sirens blaring.
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There are warning signs as well as a height sensor that detects too-tall trucks and triggers flashing lights.
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One moment he's flashing a toothy smile and explaining how old age can slow down a man's sex drive.
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In one, a flock of dark birds appears in a corner of blue sky, their upturned wings flashing white.
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Agents from the Internal Revenue Service showed up one day, flashing a warrant and hauling away its business records.
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Does the pulse of an electronic beat spur the flashing binary barcode patterns on the floor, or vice-versa?
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There was a D.J., flashing lights, a celebratory video, cheerleaders and, of course, fans chanting J-E-T-S.
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The river churns and the tugs surge forward, faster and faster, their wakes flashing white as they race downriver.
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Before the show begins, Ms. Fellini warns the audience that the performance will include flashing lights and caps fired.
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This week, we're flashing back to the late '90s, where a teenage Earn is stuck shopping with his mother.
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Stocks have surrendered their January gains and bonds are again flashing a recession signal through an inverted yield curve.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index is flashing "extreme fear," a sharp swing from "neutral" just a week ago.
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On this occasion the flashing winners, 52 of them in total, could not quite tip the balance his way.
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Beneath the exterior of neon lights, flashing headlines, and spice-infused moonshine, the protagonist was nowhere to be seen.
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While the flashing cameras concentrated on the happy reunion, the security services quietly spirited Lladrovci and his wife away.
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An observer might notice a flashing blue spot on their microphone—if they were even home to see it.
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John Cornyn sent out an appeal to donors that prominently featured an image of Trump flashing a thumbs-up.
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Mr. Kaplan explained that the work would remove only the overhang and would be secured by new flashing. Mrs.
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Anything from the flashing strobe of a fire alarm to flickering computer monitors can trigger seizures in photosensitive people.
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"That was a surprise," Ms. Ajengui said, flashing the smile that has endeared her to many across the country.
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Another flashing signal is tightening credit conditions, which occurs when it becomes harder to borrow money from the bank.
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Soldiers cradling flashing bayonets stood at attention in green and white uniforms while dancers in traditional dress beat drums.
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One of the problems that is mitigated by a neutral wire is ghosting or flashing from certain LED bulbs.
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Even as a jaded New Yorker, it was cool to see a birds-eye-view of the flashing lights.
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Michael Eisenriegler, who lives next to where the stabbing happened, told CNN he saw flashing lights and went downstairs.
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It is producing crazy sounds, patch cables going everywhere, flashing lights, and this beckoning conglomerate of knobs and faders.
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Maley pointed to the Daily Sentiment Index, which measures futures traders' sentiment, flashing very bearish sentiment toward the dollar.
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Fortunately, there were no sirens or flashing lights, and I was relieved when "Vote Here" signs began to appear.
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The periodic bursts of electronic music and flashing lights, not to mention the modish costumes, suggest a trendy nightclub.
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The couple, with dollar signs flashing in their eyes, tear up the check and immediately invest even more money.
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The life ahead was suddenly not a simple question mark or a blank slate but a flashing alarm signal.
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Not because they're particularly beautiful, or come with flashing RGB lighting—they're notable because they both boast 2500Hz displays.
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The campus was swarming with media, law enforcement officers and flashing patrol cars, and well-wishers passing out flowers.
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Warning signs are flashing brightly, suggesting that a downturn in the U.S. economy is likely in the next year.
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With new reported illnesses and deaths flashing across headlines almost every day, it's time we get smart and act.
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I could glimpse the flashing lights of Times Square, and the sky put on a beautiful show at sunset.
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When Molly faces her first crisis, the flashing lights and shrieking bleeps are an absolute marvel, immediately summoning terror.
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Several dozen police officers, on bikes and in cars with flashing lights, had stopped and watched the interaction closely.
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She was smiling, flashing the peace sign and super happy, so it looks like she's giving Mechie another chance.
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In the resulting film, entitled Synchronicity (Thailand), the fireflies begin to respond in kind, their bioluminescence flashing in synchronocity.
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"It's my soul, my spirit," she says animatedly, flashing her forearm tattoo dedicated to her favorite Rugrats character, Susie Carmichael.
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The gates weren't down and the lights weren't flashing, so you can't exactly blame the truck driver for moving forward.
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If those are red lights flashing, consumers are not seeing them; their confidence is close to an 24-year high.
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In it, Lourd is lounging in a beach chair in a bikini, flashing a peace sign with her eyes closed.
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Shortly after, Disbro activated his flashing lights and attempted to pull the troopers over, DPS said in a news release.
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And the market for paint is again flashing red: last year British firms' sales of the stuff dropped by 2.4%.
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At the same time that MIB is recounting his tale to Teddy, Maeve is flashing back to her own experience.
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With his patrol lights flashing, Capps exited the highway into heavy traffic, giving another officer a chance to shout directions.
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And in the final scenes, BTS dance on a Broadway-like stage with their entire discography illuminated on flashing marquees.
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Other businesses in the U.S. ranging from Ford to Tiffany have already started flashing warning signs about the Chinese economy.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, sees several signs flashing "sell" on Target shares.
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The visual cues consisted of flashing red and green lights, which flickered on and off at changing strengths and intervals.
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It's one of those things where you can try to make it go away, but there's blaring, red flashing lights.
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Lewis explained that the villian uses bright flashing lights as a "weapon of choice" to distract anyone attempting to attack.
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The U.S. economy is flashing warning signs as manufacturing softens and stimulus from the $1.5 billion tax-cut package ebbs.
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Imagine a hacker setting the TV to show flashing lights that can trigger seizures while someone is in the bath.
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Earlier today, an ambulance with flashing lights leaves the cave rescue area in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai province, northern Thailand.
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Choosing to let the selfie speak for itself, the KKW Beauty mogul captioned it with just a flashing camera emoji.
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For starters, he's dropped the Greek chorus and tells a linear story, without flashing back and building toward what transpired.
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She wakes up, puts on her bra (only after flashing her neighbors) and rolls out of bed in her undies.
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I was hiding under a blanket on my sofa when my phone started flashing like a lighthouse on the horizon.
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Footage captured by a fan shows the musician walking across the stage and flashing her ringless finger to the crowd.
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In the bank's view, the decline in sentiment is a counter-indicator that is flashing a "buy" signal for investors.
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Flashing the offensive balance that has become their calling card in a breakout season, the Saints dominated from the start.
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When I arrived, all of the lights were off except for two red and white orbs flashing around the room.
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Lorde at a bar, Lorde under some flashing lights, Lorde with her head out of the window of a car.
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Mr. Cruz is cool and clinical, laying out his facts in a lawyerly manner and rarely flashing humor or emotion.
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Footage captured by a fan showed the musician walking across the stage and flashing her ringless finger to the crowd.
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The multicolor checkers stand out against the dark sky, persistent like the always-flashing buttons of an arcade game machine.
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Never say never, but the signs that flashed red before the last crisis are, at best, flashing yellow right now.
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When we last saw Coco the dog flashing her latest high-tech bling, she was wearing two new Apple watches.
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Flashing lights and the roar of the crowd and his intense blue gaze searing right through me, body and soul.
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"What is synchronous is not the individual flashes themselves, but the period of flashing and period of darkness," Soehn explained.
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A satellite, on the other hand, moves across the sky without blinking, while a plane's flashing lights give it away.
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Of course, Prael acts with his mouth barely open, the way kids do when they're worried about flashing their metal.
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"Signs" (2016) moves outside to show a group of four shirtless, muscled young men flashing hand gestures resembling gang signs.
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There's also a mobile device charger and flashing LED lights to keep you safe and connected, even in the dark.
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O'Keefe jumps between timelines, flashing back to Sandra's brother, Biran, who learns that his sister was supposedly killed in battle.
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She went to the area to investigate and said she saw several clowns in the woods flashing green laser lights.
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The flashing warning signs left investors with little option but to seek traditional refuges such as gold and the dollar.
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I didn't crash this time, but I was overly slow and I passed by a school bus flashing its lights.
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Anyway, the box that flashes, the People Meter or whatever they call it, it stopped flashing, so I contacted Richard.
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It's a lot of insincerity and teeth-flashing; the audience really only watches for when something or someone screws up.
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Between periods, a futuristic-looking drum line, illuminated by LED gloves and goggles, thunders away on flashing, neon-yellow snares.
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Did the 72-year-old flee the scene, past the dude at the front door, without even flashing his receipt?
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The world, which you view from a top-down perspective, is full of grimy streets lined with flashing neon signs.
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The Red Room was the most high-energy room, meant to spike guests' adrenaline with lots of glowing, flashing lights.
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Emily Ratajowski is a heartbreaker, crushing the hopes and dreams of countless men and women by flashing ... her wedding ring.
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It also boasts a multicolored strobe light and fun flashing lights that will sync to the beat of your music.
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Check the vid ... dude's flashing bulky traps, decent biceps, faint abs -- and yeah, the cannon arm is still there too!!!
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In addition to several other trouble spots, two key indicators are flashing warning signs: income tax withholdings and corporate profits.
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Judging by the fat stacks of dollars Lil Tay enjoys flashing, she may be able to help her mom out.
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As the two men chatted, Boyd and Bethune approached, flashing a pair of guns and forcing them into the Cadillac.
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When I saw that adding water to the tank didn't stop my garden from flashing uncontrollably, I just unplugged it.
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Caution tape blowing in the wind, flickering neon signs, traffic on Atlantic Avenue, passing elevated trains, flashing emergency lights etc.
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Prince George was the star of his little brother's christening back in 2018, flashing a ginormous smile for the cameras.
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A video of red lights flashing in a few second floor White House windows quickly went viral on Sunday night.
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The museum sequence is like an exhibitionist "Vertigo" whipping open its trench coat and flashing its great big Judith Krantz.
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"You're accepted up to a point," Ms. Méndez said, flashing long red nails that her father had painted for her.
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The Englewood firemen had advised her to go, but as they watched the flashing lights recede they felt completely alone.
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In New York, similar legislation has been proposed to make so-called cyber-flashing illegal, the New York Times reports.
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Congress is facing a flashing warning light with the looming insolvency of the United Mine Workers (UMWA) 1974 pension plan.
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"They thought it was money or gold, but it was only papers," she said in an interview, flashing a smile.
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Smoking requires flashing the pack before your friends: taking it out of your purse, throwing it down on the bar.
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GOP leaders said the House will vote on its compromise immigration bill despite Trump's flashing red light on the subject.
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But for members of Congress, the polls — like the town hall meetings — are a series of urgent, flashing red lights.
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On the right, this elevated the neo-fascist, swastika-flashing Golden Dawn, whose leaders faced charges for killing political opponents.
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In 1997, an episode of "Pokémon" that aired in Japan with flashing lights sent nearly 700 children to the hospital.
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It's such a sweet sensation … to see Nicole Richie take on Marky Mark in all his six-pack-flashing glory.
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Deal Professor A buying spree by a Chinese insurance company that has emerged seemingly overnight is flashing a warning sign.
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The cameras started flashing at such a rapid pace that it looked like someone had turned on a strobe light.
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"Exhibitionism is often thought of as flashing, or sending unsolicited intimate pictures," explains psychosexual and relationship therapist Dr. Aoife Drury.
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The sights flashing by her window—the majesty of Lake Victoria, the open sky, the fresh air—made her think.
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I remember once walking down the street, and a police car pulled alongside me and its flashing lights came on.
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Batman's got on armor, while Wonder Woman's flashing a lot flesh... I've been guilty of this, too, along the way.
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The warning signs are flashing faster and more furiously now, and investors are increasingly urging their startups to take notice.
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Hear the term "Hollywood smile," and you'll no doubt picture Tom Cruise or Julia Roberts flashing their perfect pearly whites.
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The big picture: Significant parts of the markets are flashing a recession warning, though some economists aren't quite there yet.
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Stocks have meanwhile been flashing red as well, with major benchmarks falling nearly 20% from their record highs in February.
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"The flashing red light calls us to action," said Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, the No. 2 House Democrat.
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Other moments like this one, when financial markets were flashing signs of upheaval, did not always end in economic catastrophe.
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The letter was flagged by the scanner, but Matthew defended it as evidence for work, flashing his government ID badge.
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WRONG. At first, the snake sticks to slithering around and flashing glimpses of its formidable scales as the light shifts.
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Now Cosette is flashing a Rolex and cross-examining Sloane about the affair she had with Ames 12 years ago.
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And they will battle over females, conveying their agitation through body movements, flashing colors and spurts of dark brown ink.
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"I framed the first volley a little bit, which ended up being perfect," Federer said afterward, flashing a big grin.
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He's a local crime boss or something like it, flashing his firearm and bullying others to get what he wants.
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He's been a Grizzly bear flashing over from the weak side against a team that loves to attack the basket.
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When Mr. Trump concluded, the governor returned to the dais beaming and flashing a thumps-up, in the Trumpian way.
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You can also stop your Alexa device from flashing green by answering the call or asking Alexa to decline it.
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Soon an ambulance was taking him away from his home in Maplewood, N.J., in a blur of flashing red lights.
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"There are a lot of reasons why there might be some red lights flashing on the dashboard," Mr. Herbert said.
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"If Republicans think this means everything is in good order, they are missing the flashing lights as well," he said.
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It released pictures and footage of armoured personnel carriers moving in convoy in Hong Kong before dawn, their lights flashing.
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"I am nothing like Nixon because I am not a crook," he said, while flashing Nixon's famous double peace sign.
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A scrum of law enforcement officials stood in the hallway, flashing a warrant to search the premises and seize property.
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She reiterated this point, to me, during the performance I attended, in a nonhostile manner, flashing me a charming smile.
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M.C. each paid tribute to the iconic basketball player either through words or by flashing his jersey to the crowd.
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Henry pulls their SUV across the street and puts on flashing yellow lights while they wait for paramedics to arrive.
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And though it was five months away, Caputo was already flashing forward to his next work day at Wrigley Field.
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New England has struggled with consistency on offense this season, sometimes flashing past brilliance, other times struggling to mount drives.
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FDR Drive was closed to all traffic except emergency vehicles, and we drove down it with lights and sirens flashing.
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This Saturday evening, amid the cheers of her closest friends, Cara radiates on stage beneath strings of white flashing lights.
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She appeared to be in good spirits too ... she was flashing smiles for fans waiting nearby on the courthouse steps.
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The most popular spots are 42nd Street, with its flashing signs, as well as 57th, 34th, 23rd and 14th Streets.
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I naturally prefer to keep flashing back to images of Bryant and Gianna from that joyful evening of Dec. 29.
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No flashing light will announce that the very survival of democracy is now at stake if Mr. Mueller is fired.
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Residents went about their daily routines and religious rituals against the backdrop of cruising police cars and flashing police lights.
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These unsettled memories flashing past our consciousness are why two of the main symptoms of PTSD are flashbacks and nightmares.
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Some of the cars blared Christmas music and the line of flashing lights stretched out for about a quarter mile.
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Unless, that is, you can decipher what the lyric, "Deep blue jeans / Movie screens / Taking flight / Flashing lights" are saying.
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Ellsberg strides through Russian immigration—the same country, in his Pentagon years, he worked to destroy—flashing a peace sign.
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"For four weeks, Bill O'Reilly was flashing my picture on the screen and saying we're a hate group," Garza said.
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Press a button and the panorama erupts with music and flashing lights—a Las Vegas-style carnival of nuclear majesty.
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The brand had fully embraced the Storm Area 251 phenomenon, releasing commemorative cans featured an alien flashing a peace sign.
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On the way, we passed one of the cars carrying Ms. Abbas's family, her relatives flashing "V" signs for victory.
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During parties, Manning was a subversive photo bomber, stuffing his mouth with a brownie and then flashing a muddy grin.
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Other squad mates eventually joined in on the party too ... with guys going crazy to flashing lights and loud music!!!
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Flashing a $59,000 Vacheron Constantin watch, Mr. Durant did not exactly fit the profile of the skinny-armed tech programmer.
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Flashing my ticket at the small kiosk, followed by a quick waving of a wand by security, I was in.
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The games follow Knack, a friendly golem made of swirling, flashing relics who aids humanity in a fight against goblins.
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Carr might as well have been looking at a warning sign for a national security threat flashing in neon red.
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In the darkness, the flashing colors of a video game light a teenager's face, his gaze fixed on the screen.
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So far, he's worked with nine law enforcement agencies, getting a rare glimpse into the people behind the flashing lights.
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I sometimes fell asleep on the hardwood floor, a cool white glow flashing from my phone screen on the table.
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The lights, metallic and bright white, flashing against the fog rolling over the black stage, make this the coolest setting.
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Key parts of the U.S. yield curve were inverted, flashing another warning sign about the health of the world's biggest economy.
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"I love this man," Spears wrote alongside three selfies of the pair wearing matching white T-shirts and flashing big smiles.
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When the button on the back stops flashing, pressing a second button on the front of the Biem starts the spraying.
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Irina hit up Mark's Club in London with fellow model Lara Stone -- flashing max cleavage, but everyone's looking a little lower.
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Except, obviously, one is caused by the asphalt flashing beneath your feet, the other by a whip swishing through the air.
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A pick-up truck decked out with flashing lights pumped anthems from gay-icons Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Whitney Houston and Beyonce.
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He agrees that the practice began in the 1970s, although he says that flashing for beads began in the gay community.
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At one point his youthful blue eyes become transfixed by a fire alarm flashing in a distant building out the window.
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Blanchard Police Officer Jordan Jones is parked along a highway when a blue pickup truck speeds past him, hazard lights flashing.
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The "Suicide Squad" star posted a photo of her kissing British director Tom Ackerley and flashing her finger sporting her ring.
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The Epilepsy Foundation estimates that certain visual patterns and flashing lights can trigger seizures in about 3% of people with epilepsy.
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I can only assume that the Holocube will serve a similar function, flashing red when it hungers for a driver update.
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Shortly after the Golden Globes, the Cut resurfaced Green Book director Peter Farrelly's history of flashing his penis in the workplace.
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During conversation, there's hardly a moment when she's not throwing her head back in laughter or flashing a toothy, winsome grin.
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They're hollowed out like those at Darling and Square Bar, but these light bulbs also get a flashing LED dropped inside.
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Back in May, the Private Practice alum shared another sweet shot of Little Pippa flashing a wide smile at the camera.
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Read MoreCramer: Media charts flashing a 'buy' signal Cramer always keeps the strength of the packaged foods space on his radar.
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Seerveld has crawled inside attics that looked like scenes from a rodent rave, with multiple sound machines, flashing lights and potions.
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Add to that the plunge in oil, copper and lumber prices and commodities are also flashing warning signs about global growth.
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On screens displayed throughout the installation, GIF collages juxtapose Puerto Rico's pixilated landscape with flashing and scrolling financial and religious iconography.
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There were two of them, both plainclothes detectives over 6 feet tall and powerfully built, flashing their badges and asking questions.
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He was rolling with company, having attracted the attention of an SUV with flashing lights on the busy stretch of road.
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"He's flashing a gang sign," the woman told my editor, in reference to a photo of me paired with my columns.
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Heidt says Ostrem was a good and quiet worker who was skilled at his craft of marking metal flashing for roofs.
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The documents say police worked to redirect traffic as cars carrying victims sped up flashing their lights and honking their horns.
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