" Fans shot paper into the garbage can, yelling, "Kobe!
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Her body was found weeks later in a garbage can.
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Heather's body was found dumped in a park's garbage can.
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She tossed the plastic dish into a nearby garbage can.
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So every once in awhile you get a garbage can.
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I crashed into a garbage can filled with extra pedals.
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Do you think you could jump over a garbage can?
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Our garbage can now basically be found everywhere on the planet.
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Fetid piles of garbage can be seen on many Basra streets.
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What did that smiling guy just put in the garbage can?
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Illegal hunting and floating plastic garbage can kill them at sea.
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I don't particularly want to eat out of a garbage can.
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Our people will throw it into the garbage can of history.
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There was also a garbage can, for the inevitable vomiting fits.
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Food refuse goes in the tall garbage can in the kitchen.
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The make/shop has three sewing machines but no garbage can.
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I ran into the tunnel and threw up in a garbage can.
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I always liked Oscar the Grouch, who lived in a garbage can.
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But I confess, I couldn't stop thinking about the lowly garbage can.
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A faux-leather garbage can under the double sink was peeling badly.
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"It kind of smells like a garbage can, huh?" agrees Chastain, cheerfully.
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Same goes with your garbage can, but this time skip the salt.
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Woody spends many a sleepless night constantly retrieving Forky from the garbage can.
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All a garbage can needs is depth, four sides, and, ideally, a lid.
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What does purchasing a $150 Cars 3-themed garbage can say about you?
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Watch as a tough local cop rescues an otter from a garbage can.
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I started pulling that stuff off and throwing it in the garbage can.
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A standard 13-gallon kitchen garbage can equal roughly 50 liters in volume.
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The Doggy Dare Trash Can Lock can animal-proof any ordinary garbage can.
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A garbage can looms taller than Spider-man himself when he's feeling worthless.
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I now toss the paper sheets into the garbage can without any guilt.
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In "I Pledge Allegiance," a big garbage can is stuffed full of children.
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Not all things — a lot of things ended up in the garbage can.
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At one point, Daniels is also seen taking something out of a garbage can.
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Her body was found in the garbage can in the backyard of the home.
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"It's been real," I said, as I slam-dunked Squisho into the garbage can.
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Then, you have to find a garbage can to throw all that waste away.
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Her body was found in a garbage can behind the home on May 14.
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"You know the garbage can slow your boat, and that's not good," Grael said.
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This means it's difficult to fit large objects into the garbage can without spilling.
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The garbage can outside was filled all the way to the top with junk.
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They fight every week, and a few awkward garbage can bumps don't change that.
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Turns out Clifford had smelled something tasty in the garbage, jumped up to open the garbage can with his nose, popped it open and jumped inside, and then suffocated inside the garbage can, where our cleaning lady found his rigid, lifeless body.
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Her body was found in a garbage can at the Figueroas' home on May 14.
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I puked so hard into a big garbage can while this PA just watched me.
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Although this garbage can is essentially merch for a children's movie, it's not exactly fun.
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Police said they found the organs outside in a garbage can next to the home.
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The Czech agriculture minister has said his country is tired of being Europe's "garbage can".
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Nuclear garbage can be divided into three broad categories: low, intermediate, and high-level waste.
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You will have to dedicate a section inside a cabinet to this small garbage can.
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The effects would hit hospitals, gas stations, ATMs, grocery stores, and even your garbage can.
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My kids will treat the interior of the car like it's a fucking garbage can.
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Pets who rummage through the garbage can often be thwarted by a lidded trash can.
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Mann described rushing to the bathroom, where she saw a needle in the garbage can.
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Here are our top picks for the best animal-proof garbage cans in 2019:Best overall: Toter 64-Gallon Bear-Tight Wheeled Trash CanBest budget garbage can: United Solutions 32 Gallon Wheeled Outdoor Trash CanBest rodent-proof garbage can: Behrens 20-Gallon Metal Garbage CanBest compact garbage can: Rubbermaid Animal Stopper Trash CanBest trash can lock: Doggy Dare Trash Can LockUpdated on 08/29/2019 by Les Shu: Updated links, formatting, and prices.
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Except, that is, when he makes Mr. Hart eat discarded nachos out of a garbage can.
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My best friend hid behind a garbage can, and I gleefully ran to hide with him.
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A stick becomes a sword, a garbage can lid a shield, and bed sheets a fort.
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I'd pull them back out of the garbage can outside as she watched from the window.
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In a garbage can, they also found a photo receipt from the pharmacy where Rob worked.
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The bill is a proverbial garbage can of reforms that have something to do with corruption.
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"But the funniest thing is that our garbage can floated away in the water," Heidi said.
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I ended up sitting on the toilet with a garbage can in my lap, throwing up.
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The contagion of grown adults who can't seem to throw paper towels in the actual garbage can.
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But the items in my garbage can and recycling bins were also cut substantially, at least half.
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He decided to use lighter fluid to set a fire to a garbage can outside the store.
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For real, I never thought I'd think a garbage can is cute, but times change I guess.
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Family members then allegedly found the dog in a garbage can and took him to a veterinarian.
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Once they identified the signal, they would bang on the garbage can to tip off the batter.
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Mr. Hardwick was one of those chess club kids who actually got stuffed in a garbage can.
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A rock was thrown through the window of the Stonewall Inn, followed by a lit garbage can.
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If I found anything — rolling papers, bowls, baggies, bongs — I'd toss it into a neighbor's garbage can.
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The tour begins at the gallery's entrance, where a garbage can taken from the mall is situated.
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Or that one of the boys would scavenge food from a neighbor's garbage can, Ms. Moroff said.
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His tirade included choice words and a kicked garbage can trying to get his team to wake up.
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It is Fashion Week, and I am crouching behind an overflowing garbage can, trying to make myself invisible.
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"Lou is a classic — what they would call in addiction language — a 'garbage can drug addict,'" she explains.
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Turning toward home, her phone rang again, and Alice tossed Charlotte's smiling face into a nearby garbage can.
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Perhaps my favorite part, however, is the tight shot on the garbage can for a solid nine seconds.
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In the end, Gage won, but immediately ran to the garbage can and puked from dancing so hard.
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He spray-painted garbage-can lids, painted over supermarket posters, made a series of brightly colored plaster heads.
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Both objects of protection are of great importance, it seems, until it's time to find a garbage can.
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Once, Smudge got sick from eating spaghetti she had fished out of the Manaforts' insufficiently secured garbage can.
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But Democrats are hoping their new jobs promise doesn't end up in the garbage can like Clinton's did.
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When currents change, the garbage can wash back ashore — and so it is found on beaches like Kamilo.
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But if the city has been around for a while, all of that garbage can tell an incredible story.
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Maybe you are someone who prefers an elevated garbage can, like this $150 Cars 3-themed one from Simplehuman.
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The star, 28, was spotted pushing a garbage can around and listening to music using a set of earphones.
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"The old rules ... seem to be on the way to being tossed in the garbage can," said Senator Wyden.
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Within three hours of the press conference, BuzzFeed designed, ordered and listed an "absolutely fantastic" powder red garbage can.
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In the restroom, the wastebasket is an outdoor-style metal garbage can; there are no mirrors above the sinks.
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But the prosecution argued otherwise, pointing out that Vandagriff's purse was found in a garbage can in Bryant's home.
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Sorry, maybe you think I'm stretching a bit too far, but it looks like a garbage can to me.
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Men have also pleaded to consume used condoms from my garbage can, but that's another question of personal liability.
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Today, they're dishing up some leftovers from Thursday by roasting one of their turkey bros over a garbage can.
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After being chased by a giant spider, they escape to another dimension through a portal in a garbage can.
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"He would pass a garbage can and say, 'I wonder what Brassai would do with that,'" Mr. Roma continued.
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He dances right past a folding table with a laptop on it, and past a gray plastic garbage can.
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This is a Powerade wrapper which takes up no room in your pocket until you get to a garbage can.
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In New Jersey, an explosion went off in a garbage can on the route of a Marine Corps charity run.
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One passion they did share, however, was tipping over the kitchen garbage can to see what deliciousness might be inside.
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The explosion, which did not cause any injuries, involved an improvised pipe bomb-style device placed inside a garbage can.
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Then you get on this thing, it's basically a garbage can with springs, and you get your balance on it.
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Whenever I went to throw something away during my trip, I couldn't find a recycling bin — just a garbage can.
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The only explosions these rings produce come out of a phallus, not a garbage can, and they're entirely for pleasure.
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Coaches and players would look for signs, then hit a garbage can to tip batters to oncoming off-speed pitches.
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The "Lightning McQueen Special Edition" steel garbage can holds 45 liters of things you would like to put in a landfill.
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Nearly a month later, on March 22, Miriam Johnson's body was "found in a garbage can at an abandoned house," Capt.
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In fact, the next time I saw him, he'd grinned at me, causing me to retch in a nearby garbage can.
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Just after the explosion, Della Fave said, police locked down the area near the garbage can and deployed bomb detection dogs.
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He can't help but to laugh at the deadpan faces of his friends, posing around the guy in the garbage can.
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In neighboring New Jersey, an explosion went off in a garbage can on the route of a Marine Corps charity run.
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A sword wrapped in a red plaid vest was discovered jutting out of a garbage can two days later, prosecutors said.
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Guests in a gambling hall in Halberstadt, Germany, called local police after hearing strange humming sounds from a nearby garbage can.
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" — Maria Garcia, 45, Manhattan "The new transit hub resembles a pair of discarded Venetian blinds hanging out of a garbage can.
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The woman has an epiphany though and grabs a garbage can in the corner—it'll do in a pinch, I suppose.
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Shaken, he fled a flew blocks away, and stood for a few long minutes, leaning against a garbage can for support.
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Yeah, right — he looked outside to check the sky and saw a large, heavy-duty garbage can soaring through the air.
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He fled with his broken weapon, which he told detectives he then tossed into a garbage can in Washington Square Park.
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When Jones saw the bag balanced upright on a desk in the conference room, he emptied it into a garbage can.
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He told investigators that he dropped the sword in a garbage can in Washington Square Park, where it was later recovered.
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He broke the tip of his sword during the attack and tossed it in a garbage can in Washington Square Park.
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But there was one girl laying across the bed puking into the garbage can just as I walked in the room.
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Ochoa-Lopez's body was found in a garbage can in the yard, with the cable used to strangle her and other evidence.
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Who knew that a rolling, beeping garbage can would one day be one of the greatest marketing tools man has ever known?
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One tossed an empty bottle near, but not in, a garbage can and then ignored it while the other observed the response.
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Initially, a garbage can explosion near a Marine Corps charity race in Seaside Park, New Jersey, seemed to be an isolated incident.
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I remember putting the record on, and all of a sudden hearing this loud sound like a garbage can getting knocked over.
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The 8-week-old puppy was born without front legs and was found by an animal lover abandoned in a garbage can.
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Rajput lives in India's capital city of New Delhi, but open sewers and piles of garbage can be found across his neighborhood.
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I got a garbage can lid and swept the feathers and bird up into it, and again was struck by its beauty.
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We spoke with several wastewater management experts who explained why many frequently disposed items belong in a garbage can, not the toilet.
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Authorities suspect Abdeslam fled Paris after the attacks, possibly leaving his own suicide belt in a garbage can south of the city.
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Then, they noticed a hammer and a sword as well as what looked like a hand sticking out of a large garbage can.
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Dustin Yager's "Untitled (Trash Can)" (2015) includes a life-sized porcelain garbage can with a drawing of a gay couple on the outside.
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Her body was found Tuesday in a garbage can in the backyard of the woman who'd offered her the baby supplies, police said.
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Ochoa-Lopez's body was found in a garbage can in the yard, along with the cable used to strangle her and other evidence.
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An environmental student group set up a compost recycling garbage system in the house that previously contained one garbage can in the basement.
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He is unprettiable, irredeemable, hanging on to his battered garbage can like the last rent-controlled tenant in a fancy co-op building.
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When he was in kindergarten, meanwhile, the girl he liked found out about his crush and emptied a garbage can on his head.
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The GeniCan is a smart accessory for converting your boring, analog garbage can into an internet-connected smart trash can of the future.
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WNEP-TV reports the pictures show a group of men feeding an opossum beer, kissing it and throwing it in a garbage can.
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"I just feel like she has this thing against toilets," he says after finding Kortni peeing in a garbage can on the beach.
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Imgur user hahabird converted the shell from a classic 1986 Macintosh Plus into a garbage can, complete with a spring-loaded screen flap.
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If a common 13-gallon trash can isn't big enough for your kitchen, the Brabantia Touch garbage can offers a 16-gallon capacity.
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Three explosive experts from the local Office of Criminal Investigation were then brought in to examine the contents of the mysterious garbage can.
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Players would watch the TV for signals, then smack a garbage can with a bat to tip-off batters to off-speed pitches.
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Authorities said the men saw a backpack sitting on top of a garbage can and opened it, thinking something valuable might be inside.
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The BBC said it found one leaflet that called Park "human filth" and featured a cartoon her being thrown into a garbage can.
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On one plot, on Wednesday, the wind had scattered cans, bottles and wrappers from a garbage can that had tipped over onto the gravel.
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At one point Blanc was seen pushing a green garbage can and then pulled a similar container back toward his apartment building, police said.
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When Fat Amy (Rebel Wilson) slides down the stairs on a garbage can lid in Pitch Perfect 22008, that's really Orman's body flipping over.
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Ochoa-Lopez's body was found Tuesday in a garbage can in the backyard of the woman who had offered to help her, police said.
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A senior city official told WNBC-New York that officials were investigating whether something may have been planted in a garbage can or dumpster.
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As Brown discovered, Margaret burned most of her correspondence in a garbage can outside Kensington Palace about a decade before she died in 2002.
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Both the cable and Ochoa-Lopez's body were found Wednesday in a garbage can on the Figueroas' property, Johnson said at the news conference.
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I use up one side enthusiastically over the next few months, while the other is doomed to meet the bottom of my garbage can.
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Umbra Skinny Trash Can, 2-Gallon Capacity, from $4.99"Love this slim garbage can that fits into narrow spaces, but still holds a lot."
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If rodents are chewing their way through your plastic garbage cans, the Behrens 20-Gallon Metal Garbage Can will stop them in their tracks.
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When a crisis occurs, decision makers reach into the proverbial "garbage can" and take out the solution that looks like it addresses the problem.
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And near the city's train station sits a garbage can that serves as a reminder of the risk of terrorist attacks by disaffected immigrants.
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With her other hand, Kris helped carry Miesha's 2-year-old son, Trey, tucked into a plastic garbage can that was padded with backpacks.
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All of these bits of garbage can pose dangers to marine life, but large discarded fishing equipment, sometimes called "ghost gear," is particularly deadly.
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"The schedule we had planned for Iowa is now in the garbage can," Sanders said at a campaign stop in Storm Lake on Sunday.
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"It might as well have been in the garbage can, for all the good it did Ms. Stephenson," said Harry Revell, Ms. Alicea's lawyer.
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The garbage can then detect on its own when you take the trash bag out to refill the can with a new, empty bag.
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And you know, I think the attitude is that this blockbuster could be watched in a garbage can, the audience would still love it.
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Maybe you identify with Oscar the Grouch, who lives in a garbage can.. People love to refer to the world today as a garbage fire.
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Ochoa-Lopez's body was found in a garbage can in the backyard, along with the cable used to strangle her and other evidence, police said.
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"Wouldn't it be easier to take all the money, put it in a garbage can and set it on fire??" mused a Drag Race contestant.
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The suspect allegedly put Marlen Ochoa-Lopez's body in a large plastic bag and placed it in a garbage can in her backyard, police said.
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Forced to dig through a garbage can for an actual green Lantern, the cast members forced him to smash it to pieces with a sledgehammer.
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In February a Czech minister said his people were tired of being "Europe's garbage can", a metaphor that several Czech shoppers repeated unprompted to Charlemagne.
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One person even brings the package into their home and gets so angry by the aftermath that she tosses it in a garbage can outside.
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The New Jersey blast took place 11 hours earlier when an improvised device exploded in a garbage can near the course of a charity race.
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Lebanese security forces on the scene responded with tear gas and water cannons, as demonstrators lit a large garbage can and car tires on fire.
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In the corner of the room, authorities saw what appeared to be a human foot sticking out of a garbage can stuffed with bed linens.
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The long, narrow subway grate was sandwiched on one end by a garbage can, and on the other by a large, thirsty-looking potted plant.
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Both the alleged murder weapon (the cable) and Ochoa-Lopez's body were found in a garbage can on Figueroa's property, he stated at the news conference.
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An Illinois man has been charged with first-degree murder after the dead body of his mother was found in a garbage can inside his home.
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What's more, surveillance video showed Blanc dragging a large garbage can and then a flash and fire near where Roosevelt's body was found not far away.
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Ochoa-Lopez's body was found in a garbage can in the back yard, along with a cable used to strangle her and other evidence, police said.
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The driver, Jamie Danielle Tellez, "became upset when a boy threw a piece of paper and missed the garbage can" on October 4, court documents state.
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A pipe bomb exploded in a garbage can along the route of a 5K charity race to benefit members of the Marine Corps and their families.
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I freaked out an older festival attendee when I took the dirty plates out of her hands as she was struggling to find a garbage can.
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Oscar the Grouch, of "Sesame Street" fame, might say a garbage can, but Bonnie Duncan and her audience are sure to come up with intriguing alternatives.
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He attempts to get rid of the ruined rolls of paper towel by throwing them into a garbage can that he then tries to blow up.
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"You promised me some real trash," he sings on "The Next Right Moment" from "Troublizing," sounding disappointed by the dull material that's filling his garbage can.
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You look outside at any garbage can outside of Starbucks and it is filled up to the top if not overflowing unfortunately here in New York.
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The couple settle, uneasily, at a long table in a break room that is littered with waste: old sandwich and candy wrappers, an overflowing garbage can.
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And if that garbage was good enough to go in a book, surely their garbage can survive out there in the wild, with real readers and everything.
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So when he and his friend saw a backpack on top of a garbage can Sunday near a train station in Elizabeth, New Jersey, they grabbed it.
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But it's not just while they're plugged in that these slapdash gadgets are a security risk — even from the garbage can, they can still compromise your network.
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A Florida high school teacher is under investigation over accusations that he drowned two raccoons in a garbage can while his class watched and assisted, PEOPLE confirms.
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In response, BuzzFeed unveiled a store selling items including a limited edition garbage can and bumper stickers and T-shirts featuring the "Failing Pile of Garbage" phrase.
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No injuries were reported -- most likely because registration problems delayed the start of the race, so no one was near the garbage can when the explosion happened.
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In September 2016, a month before Mr. Twendele arrived, prosecutors say an Afghanistan-born man named Ahmad Khan Rahami stashed six pipe bombs in a garbage can.
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The utility is trying to prevent fatbergs with publicity campaigns urging residents to dispose of wipes and fat in the garbage can, rather than down the drain.
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When Washington won its only road game (against the Seals, in fact), the team skated around the ice with a mock Stanley Cup — a green garbage can.
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A detective who later processed the scene recovered a pistol from a garbage can in the living room as well as a semiautomatic rifle from the bedroom.
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In the early 1990s, after Provisional I.R.A. terrorists placed a bomb in a garbage can in London's Victoria train station, the city removed many of the bins.
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After the attack, Mr. Jackson, the police said, threw the sword in a nearby garbage can and went into a restaurant restroom to wash the blood off.
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"If a garbage can is overflowing, you know who to talk to," explained Mr. Blonsky, who is also the Central Park administrator for the city's Parks Department.
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For example, if the fly explored a garbage can or animal droppings, and then spent a significant amount of time in your sandwich or in the serving dish.
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Five people were arrested Tuesday in connection with the 2017 death of a developmentally disabled Missouri man whose body was found in a garbage can encased in concrete.
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I went into the bathroom, and during the night, something had unscrewed the hot water tap and the sink was running over and filled up this garbage can.
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Video reviewed by PEOPLE shows the teacher and students then appearing to put the trap into a large garbage can and fill it with water from a hose.
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Then, an Astros coach or player would hit a garbage can with a bat to signify when the player at the plate should expect an off-speed pitch.
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While in college he had picked up a 241,221-page endocrinology textbook near a garbage can, hoping to use it to figure out what condition his mom had.
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After a search, the police found him in an apartment building on Kingston Avenue and discovered a gun that investigators believe was his in a nearby garbage can.
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And that was where, for the first time, after being tear-gassed to death, people turned around and grabbed something from a garbage can and threw something back.
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Or a garbage can that can notify a waste collection facility when the container is full, or street lamps planted throughout a city that could monitor air quality.
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Sharks are also at risk from the growing amount of trash in our oceans; plastic bags, beverage containers and other garbage can kill sharks – and their prey – when ingested.
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Adjacent the roadside bathroom was a large metal garbage can, into which I chucked the plastic shell before leaning over the edge like a rag doll about to burst.
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That's the stadium where they used an illegal camera to decipher the signs being used by opposing teams to relay them to batters by banging on a garbage can.
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He says that shortly afterward, the fire was burning trees behind neighbors&apos homes and ferocious winds whipped up branches, burning leaves, garbage-can lids, wood and other debris.
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On Wednesday, investigators in white protective coveralls sifted through a garbage can within a perimeter of yellow caution tape strung from trees in a different part of Canarsie Park.
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These autonomous sumo wrestling bots are freakishly fastAn ode to the best part of Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin: the nipplesWho is this $150 Simplehuman Cars-themed garbage can for?
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We eat most of it with our hands, standing up hunched over garbage cans, and talking about how everything tastes better eaten standing up hunched over a garbage can.
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"I don't know what it will be like when I graduate from college, though," he said, tossing his beer into a garbage can like he was dunking a basketball.
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"As you well know, we have had to radically change our schedule in the last week — kind of toss it into the garbage can and begin anew," he said.
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No one was injured in the blast -- most likely because registration problems delayed the start of the race, so no one was near the garbage can when the explosion happened.
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New Jersey: Earlier Saturday, a pipe bomb-type device - again, with a cellphone as a timer -- exploded in a garbage can before a Marine Corps charity run in Seaside Park.
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Registration problems at the starting line delayed the start of the race, which meant no one was near the garbage can when the explosion happened, a law enforcement official said.
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I'm no more riveted by a grumpy puppet who lives in a garbage can than I am by a horny auto-tuned journal entry edited over a lonesome computer loop.
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Whether the Chelsea blast and pressure-cooker device are connected to a pipe-bomb explosion in a garbage can in a New Jersey town on Saturday morning is still unknown.
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For half a century, he delighted children with two of the most beloved characters on TV: an 8-foot-2 avian and a monster who lives in a garbage can.
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The cast of Cats appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday, performing the musical's most well-known song, "Memory", on milk bottles, garbage can lids, and xylophones.
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"For example, personally targeting employees by saying, 'Your product is garbage' instead of 'This product is garbage,' can trigger negative responses from service employees," the researchers said in a statement.
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"We will take this pathetic healthcare bill, throw it in the garbage can and do something that will work for ordinary Americans instead," Sanders said in a second Saturday tweet.
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Case and point: He spends most of his initial screen time screaming that he's trash and trying to fling himself into every single garbage can he lays his googly eyes on.
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" Bollwage said he was "extremely concerned for the residents of the community" if "someone could just go and drop a backpack into a garbage can that has multiple explosives in it.
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Now think about what kind of person you have to be to throw this gift into the torn-up grocery bag serving as a garbage can in your car's passenger seat.
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Minutes before the Marine Corps charity run began, a nearby garbage can exploded near the course -- leaving a logistical delay to potentially be the difference between life and death for runners.
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Oh my god I swear to you The Smiths came up on shuffle and suddenly a truck appeared next to me with a literal garbage can lip syncing the lyrics pic.twitter.
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A pipe bomb hidden inside a garbage can exploded Saturday in New Jersey just before thousands of runners were set to participate in a charity 5k run for the U.S. Marines.
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They chronicle how easily lives are shattered when a firearm is readily available — in a waistband, a glove compartment, a mailbox or garbage can that serves as a gang's gun locker.
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A little poking around online revealed that I should have read the nasal spray packaging I chucked into a garbage can while running back to my place to resume having sex.
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If you have a tight space into which you'd like to store your garbage can, the Simplehuman Slim Open Top trash can provides a normal volume capacity in a thin can.
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Authorities also found a receipt for more than $400 worth of clothing and shoes, purchased on July 1, in a garbage can in a carport at Boatwright's house, the affidavit said.
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Three people have been arrested and charged in connection with the death of a pregnant teen who was discovered in a garbage can with a baby cut out of her womb.
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I ran over to the garbage can and grabbed a garbage bag and completed my journey on the edge of puking out my hipster breakfast of avocado toast and carrot juice.
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In his series "Empire," Daniels scripted a real-life moment when his own father threw him into a garbage can as a little boy for wearing a pair of high heels.
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"Nor will I soon forget the arresting piteousness of those bony white fingers spidering skittishly along the rim of the garbage can as Nagg pleads for a sugarplum" — which never arrives.
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Other students would later say they thought they heard a garbage can slamming or metal being hammered, but Mr. Beazley said he and his classmates knew almost immediately what was happening.
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As he left the bureau, Nguyen Ngoc Luong retrieved the office handgun from a desk drawer, tossed it in a garbage can on the street and stepped into an uncertain future.
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In the "Reviews" section, surf through the review(s), if you find a review you wish to remove from your profile, click on the garbage can icon to delete the review.
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The next day, the police reported that "a 12-year-old German-Iraqi had placed a glass with pyrotechnical substances in a black bag into a garbage can" near the center.
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While investors in that company basically set over a hundred million dollars on fire in a garbage can, Tovala's chief executive is hoping that his investors' capital won't go up in steam.
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Rollemberg's plan is to employ the pickers at new "triage" centers in warehouses where garbage can be separated for recycling on conveyor belts in cleaner conditions by workers in uniforms and gloves.
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EST/EDT: The creator of the gingerbread Apple II has been revealed as HaHaBird's Nathan Pryor, creator of the giant sidewalk spirograph and recycled Macintosh garbage can, along with his son, Everett.
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Taking into account the information gathered by these sensors as well as the mapped route, home zone can autonomously avoid obstacles in its path, like a garbage can left in the driveway.
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Sunday, the two men now being sought were walking from a train station in Elizabeth, N.J., when they found a backpack containing five explosives on top of a garbage can, officials say.
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Photos of the event, part of Kids Ocean Day, showed the children forming what appeared to be a smiling person throwing trash away in a garbage can while a whale looks on.
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It's unsettling and I'd probably lose my mind if I owned a Mac Pro, a Google OnHub router, an Echo (or any of the smart speakers above), and an actual garbage can.
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OGDEN, Utah – A Utah man is in jail on suspicion of stabbing his infant son multiple times and then putting the boy&aposs bloody body in a garbage can, authorities said Sunday.
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In fact, he had to play the cool head on the sideline on Sunday as Shepard punched the bench and tossed a garbage can after a Manning interception in the third quarter.
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It looks as if the North could fit a nuclear bomb the size of a garbage can to one of those missiles, though whether it could survive re-entry is another matter.
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After several minutes of discussion, the team decided that they would direct the bulk of the flow into a garbage can using plastic sheeting and vacuum the rest into a biohazard cannister.
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The team would watch a TV outside of the dugout for pitches relayed by a camera in the outfield, then bang a garbage can to tip-off batters to off-speed pitches.
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The order comes with just one bag refill ring (25 bags), as well as a power adapter to recharge the garbage can (the company estimates it'll need a recharge once a month).
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Black-Out (2005) is composed of outdoor scenes, often capturing a single subject: a car, a chair, a traffic cone, a basketball hoop, a pair of tire swings, an orange garbage can.
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Dustin and his friends are fans of Mr. Clarke's (Randy Havens) class, but have more pressing matters to consider at that moment – namely, the pollywog that Dustin's just discovered in his garbage can.
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Mickey Rourke tells TMZ Sports ... Donald Trump is a "garbage can" president -- and he'd gladly protest with the NFL kneelers as a way to stick it to our "sh**ty" Commander in Chief.
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A fire that's not too hot—you don't want to melt that garbage can—but burning just hot enough to thoroughly kill the weak and feeble opinions that might otherwise infect the discourse.
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The 42-year-old landscaper pointed across the street to a large, burned-out garbage can with an empty fire extinguisher lying nearby and the pungent smell of smoke still in the air.
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Tonic just managed to beat Andy with a difference of just two seconds, and it was enough for Tonic to crown Andy with a garbage can because if you aren't first, you're trash.
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And in separate incidents over the weekend, a garbage can exploded near a charity race in Seaside Park, N.J., and a backpack containing multiple bombs was discovered near an Elizabeth, N.J., train station.
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In Argentina, where 225 women were killed in 2014, a feminist protest movement emerged after the death of Daiana García, whose body was found in a garbage can in Buenos Aires in 2015.
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Those very same prized processions that many men and women have fought for and cried over for years are kept on ice in a large garbage can before they're prepped to be handed out.
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At around 8:45pm on Sunday, police found five pipe bombs in a backpack on top of a garbage can near a train station in Elizabeth, a suburb about 20 miles southeast of Manhattan.
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I wedged myself between the wall and a garbage can—one of the only spots left to stand in the mid-size conference room with aged, patterned red carpeting and two massive glass chandeliers.
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The key to making the images useful is adding detailed annotation — instructions that specify, "This is a tree, this is a garbage can" — for the object recognition function that is vital to preventing collisions.
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Dump the cornmeal and the bag, and brush any stray granules off the fur using your hands, or knock them loose by clapping a pair of shoes together over a garbage can or sink.
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As they fanned out inside the cottage, Mr. Hughes wandered into a bedroom and in the garbage can beside the bed, discovered a hand-scrawled list, he said in an interview earlier this year.
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A 43K charity race in Seaside Park, New Jersey, to benefit the U.S. Marine Corps was called off Saturday morning after what police call "a pipe bomb-type device" exploded in a nearby garbage can.
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"Sometime soon though, as inappropriate monetary policies and structural headwinds take their toll, those delicious 'carry rich and greasy' French fries will turn cold and rather quickly get tossed into the garbage can," Gross said.
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It was then that neighbors learned that the plastic garbage can next to the beach path, of all things in all places, was lying in jagged bits all over the sand and North Ocean Avenue.
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Its death was far from total: So many third-party gadgets (like the ubiquitous iHome) used that connector, so adapters were sold to keep consumers mollified—and clunky old speakers out of the garbage can.
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A video of Carlos Correa leaving the Astros tunnel prior to Game 5 of the 2017 World Series shows the Houston shortstop walking directly past a table of monitors situated next to a garbage can.
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Whose day was harder, whose parenting technique was better, who was responsible for cleaning the flotsam at the bottom of the garbage can — all of these conflicts could be branded or rebranded to his advantage.
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The floodwaters had begun to recede, but the street in front of Ms. Davis had become a pond, with a garbage can bobbing on the surface and a red sedan inundated up to its wheeltops.
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It was discarded — a senior Trump aide made a show of tossing it into a garbage can — for a strategy that prioritized the daily release of dramatic executive orders to put opponents on the defensive.
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While I may not be doing yoga on a secluded beach somewhere, I am sprinkling hamster bedding over my own feces and hoping there's a garbage can close where I can dump it, hashtag wanderlust.
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Until these machines are able to autonomously dump their dirt right into a garbage can, using a docking base to automatically suck the robot's tiny bin clean (about 30 times) might be a good interim solution.
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This man in the Netherlands isn't afraid to brave an icy street to ensure that his garbage is safely stowed in the garbage can — even if it involves slipping, sliding, crawling, and generally sacrificing his dignity.
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The initial version of the voice-activated garbage can will be available in two capacities: a smaller $180 garbage-only version, and a more expensive but larger $240 model that has both trash and recycling receptacles.
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Last month, she recalled a time when her and husband Alec Baldwin's oldest child was just 2 years old and found herself wanting to climb into a garbage can at Union Square in New York City.
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My favorite shirt at the time was found in a garbage can at the intersection of Farwell and Pleasant, a turquoise sweatshirt with an appliqué of a dog and rabbit in a hot-air-balloon basket.
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And late Sunday and early Monday, a number of explosive devices were found in a backpack in a garbage can in Elizabeth, New Jersey; one of them exploded while a robot was attempting to disarm it.
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Hyerim Shin, a graduate student at the Royal College of Art, wanted to experiment with how to make home appliances cute, so taking inspiration from Japanese kawaii culture, she built a toaster, vacuum, and garbage can.
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De Blasio says they also believe there is no specific connection to an earlier incident in New Jersey, where an explosion went off in a garbage can on the route of a Marine Corps charity run.
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To avoid embarrassment, Arleen and the boys walked their things over to the new place at night, pushing the larger items, like the sun-faded floral-print love seat, on top of a wheeled garbage can.
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Police have secured video evidence that allegedly shows Bryant buying a shovel at a Wal-Mart hours after he was seen leaving the bar with Vandagriff, whose purse was found in a garbage can in Bryant's home.
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As I knelt in front of my bedroom mirror, scissors and plastic garbage can at the ready, I created the ragged, stringy mess that would end up being immortalized on my driver's license a few weeks later.
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The opinions of their players about how much money their morally superior and objectively more successful counterparts on the women's side should rightly be tossed into a garbage can with a charcoal fire burning at the bottom.
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If even a sharp-looking garbage can doesn't convince you the trash can should be visible in your kitchen, the Rev-A-Shelf Pull-Out Waste Container slides in and out of a cabinet, hidden from view.
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At the center of the circle was a garbage can, fire-blackened inside, and I suddenly thought how cozy it might have been for Shakespeare's Weird Sisters, gathered around their caldron on a sunny late-summer day.
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The son of a former N.F.L. long snapper, Fletcher knows as well as anyone that the position involves more than the ability to snap a ball into a garbage can from the upper deck of the stadium.
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Czech Agriculture Minister Marian Jurecka last week said people were tired of being "Europe's garbage can" while Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's chief of staff called the double standards on quality "the biggest scandal of the recent past".
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It pulses with a rhythm that prompts a woman on a custodial crew in Olympic Park to thrum on a garbage can lid to music only she can hear as an elevator sweeps her off the ground floor.
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The Belgian prosecutor said the authorities found a recently composed will — which was possibly a suicide note — of the elder brother involved in the Brussels bombing, Ibrahim el-Bakraoui, 29, on a discarded computer in a garbage can.
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In one multistory building, the adjuster said that every sink, toilet, urinal, soap dispenser and garbage can needed to be replaced, even though all of them, according to MAPFRE's lawsuit, were in "perfect condition" and undamaged by the storm.
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This low-budget supernatural horror-comedy, directed by Nicholas Jacobs and filmed on the streets of New York, ends with a spectacular massacre at the hands of an array of appliances, including fans, a garbage can and a Cuisinart.
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Thereafter, I was constantly drunk, treated myself as a garbage can for pharmaceuticals, and within a few years lost everything and became a wino on the street, drifting from city to city, sleeping in missions, eating at giveaway programs. . . .
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Officials said they had not determined whether the discovery about an hour later of a third implement resembling a pressure cooker next to a garbage can on a street corner in the borough's Chelsea neighborhood was related, Miller said.
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Weber: I haven't left my house without a camera since August 6, 1989, because I was dropping my friend off on St. Mark's Place that day when a garbage can flew through the air and almost hit the windshield.
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Connecting our disparate "things" — and giving them intelligence — creates autonomous systems that are convenient and user-friendly in ways that can drastically improve home and work environments — as in the garbage can that can signal to city trash collectors.
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Police say they secured video evidence that allegedly shows Bryant buying a shovel at a Walmart hours after he was seen leaving the bar with Vandagriff in September 2016, and her purse was found in a garbage can in Bryant's home.
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One of the most important things to do when the weather warms up is make sure you don't have standing water outside your house, such as in a garbage can lid, a birdbath or trays of potted plants, Kramer said.
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A suspicious backpack was discovered in a garbage can in Elizabeth, New Jersey, officials said, and — after reportedly checking to see if something valuable was inside — two men reported finding wires and a pipe in the bag, according to ABC.
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" North Korean state media has been issuing similar messages in recent days, even denigrating Mr. Moon's efforts to mediate talks between his "American boss" and North Korea, and advising Mr. Moon's government to throw its policy "in a garbage can.
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But the city is also full of young, affluent people preoccupied with demanding jobs and long commutes for whom the garbage can is a tempting way to get rid of that extra pair of jeans or old electronics cluttering their closet.
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He also made electric lamps and a one-person vehicle — a desk chair on wheels topped by a dome-shaped garbage-can lid and trailed by a small parade of assemblage pieces that collectively suggest the form of a larger craft.
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Therefore, they reasoned, if an individual was leaving an email on a third-party server for more than six months, it was akin to that person leaving their paper mail in a garbage can at the end of their driveway.
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Remember, Fiers -- a starting pitcher -- recently told The Athletic that the 2017 Astros used a camera to steal signs from opposing catchers ... and then relayed the info (what pitch was coming) to 'Stros batters by banging on a garbage can.
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After a week of regular treatments, your garbage can can might look like Hannibal Lecter and Jason Voorhees went on a bender — full of crumpled eyeless and mouthless masks along with heaps of plastic packaging, which will all end up in a landfill.
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I'd grab the hammer I have conveniently placed in the cabinet underneath my kitchen sink, smash my Chromebook to a million pieces (making sure to destroy the SSD, of course), and then walk down the block and trash it in a garbage can.
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Athletes learn from us media professionals how to transition from their sexy superstar worlds to the less glamorous world of the office cubicle, where garbage-can basketball and running to your next meeting might be the most exercise you get all day.
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Cheap Internet of Things gadgets betray you even after you toss them in the trash It's not just while they're plugged in that these slapdash gadgets are a security risk — even from the garbage can, they can still compromise your network. 7.
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Devices that are able to charge from the Cota base station, which looks not unlike a glowing garbage can packed full of thousands of tiny antennas, need to be upgraded with a built-in RF receiving chip that doubles as a beacon.
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YouTube's NightHawkInLight posted a detailed explainer on how to turn an old garbage can, a ventilation fan, and a bunch of ultrasonic foggers into an impressive looking contraption that generates a constant visible vortex as long as you keep refilling its water reservoir.
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Read more: Off-duty officer who shot attacker a hero NEW JERSEY CHARITY RUN EXPLOSION What we know: An explosion in a garbage can near a Marine Corps charity run in New Jersey on Saturday is being investigated as a possible terrorist act.
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The toaster sneezes when it's accumulated too many breadcrumbs; the vacuum poops out its canister of debris when it's full; and the garbage can mimics shy children by wriggling and turning away from its owner when its bag needs to be changed.
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We ran into the park to get a garbage can when we came back there was a police car and one of Jackson's finest, lights on, trunk open and he was carrying the bottom part of the toilet to his patrol car.
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It wouldn't be a shock if some members of the far-left use Trump's visit to vent their anger on street furniture, but the majority of the anti-Trump protesters are unlikely to kick any garbage can or threaten any oversized cars.
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Landfills typically work on a grid system, meaning that material from a particular dump truck or garbage can be traced to particular area of a landfill, said Eric Bartelink, a professor of anthropology in the Department of Anthropology, at California State University Chico.
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On the rare occasions when Oklahoma City passed through my mind, I pictured a generic everyplace — the sort of beige and blocky cityscape (warehouse, shed, warehouse, garbage can, shed) that a 8503s video-game designer might have invented for characters to fight in.
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Only one party attendee, a woman wearing a shiny blue shift dress and a look of disdain, took a flyer and then proceeded to slowly crumple it in her fist, dodging other passerby so she could dramatically throw it in a garbage can.
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Found by police in an area of Chicago that is being investigated for dog fighting, Mr. Riley, as he's now being called, is recovering after someone left him in a plastic bag and placed him in a garbage can, according to the Animal Welfare League.
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My old pal would shout, scream, cackle, laugh, giggle, holler, preach his rule today, just as he used to expound, expostulate, rap it in the middle of campus parties, street crowds, into a mike, into your ear, into a garbage can while he was barfing.
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Nothing about the garbage can model suggests that the things in it (the "garbage") are bad or harmful; in the absence of details we can't know how the pieces of H.R. 1 will work, but they mostly seem like improvements on the status quo.
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See more: The best bathroom cleaning products you can buyThis normally marks the point in this type of article where I'd now try to convince you that your pick of the best garbage can deserves as much decorating attention as your choice of countertop.
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THE DITCHBy Herman KochTranslated by Sam Garrett Before Herman Koch succeeded as one of Europe's best-selling novelists, he helped to create and starred in "Jiskefet" (Frisian for "garbage can"), a long-running Dutch television series full of absurdist sketches that challenged people's prejudices.
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In the audio tour of the exhibition "Judson Dance Theater: The Work Is Never Done," at the Museum of Modern Art, Ms. Passloff says that they weren't allowed to pass a garbage can without searching it for treasures and passing them onto Mr. Waring.
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It's the first opportunity in decades for people to see Wojnarowicz's work in its polymathic totality: photography, spray-painted garbage-can lids, stencils, photocollages, sculptures, music, films and large collage paintings of tanks, brains and gunslingers, hung as grandly as anything at the Louvre.
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I wasn't really a person to them, I was a talking garbage can into which they could deposit their complaints — problems that had little to do either with me or with the overpriced foods no one was making them purchase for their $2,500 purebred dogs.
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"In the corner of the room, law enforcement authorities noticed what appeared to be a garbage can with bed linens stuffed inside and what appeared to be a bare human foot sticking out of the bed linens," the documents state, according to the Post.
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Ms. Zirinsky — who keeps a copy of Walter Cronkite's script announcing Richard Nixon's resignation that she fetched out of a garbage can in 1974 — said it was vital for the division to be mindful of its rich history and move beyond the current turmoil.
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Five more pipe bombs were found late Saturday night in a backpack on top of a garbage can near a train station in Elizabeth, just a few minutes away from the Rahami family's restaurant, suggesting the possibility that Rahami ditched them there after fleeing Chelsea.
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"I know of black boys and girls who squirm uncomfortably in their desks at the two-dimensional, unrelenting portrayal of young people as either victims of slavery or perennial do-rag wearers hanging out on a stoop next to a garbage can," she told the journal.
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Officials said the New York explosion was not connected to a blast that happened 11 hours before when an improvised device exploded in a garbage can near the course of a charity race that was about to start in a small town on the Jersey Shore.
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The other companies joining Dash are GeniCan, a device place in your garbage can that lets you reorder household items via barcode scanning and voice recognition; Nestle, whose BabyNes nutrition system will reorder formula capsules; and WePlenish, whose WePlenish Java will reorder coffee when supplies are low.
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Earlier that day, Mr. Rahimi had placed a bomb in a garbage can at the finish line of a United States Marine Corps charity race in Seaside Park, N.J. The race's start time had been delayed, however, and no one was hurt when the bomb exploded.
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Watch as Bryant's fantasy goes to the next level and Doug is transformed into Styles, who serenades her in appreciation and is astonishingly committed as he acts out dog-like behavior (like eating out of a garbage can and cowering in fear at a vacuum cleaner).
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Also on Wednesday, a government official said that a file with the floor plan and photographs of the office of the Belgian prime minister had been found on a laptop computer discarded in a garbage can last week by one of the terrorists linked to the Brussels attacks.
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The first was set early that morning in a garbage can at the finish line of a United States Marine Corps charity race in Seaside Park, N.J. The race's start time was delayed, however, by an unexpectedly high turnout, and no one was hurt when the bomb exploded.
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I was with the raccoons of the rooftop, who were now down fiddling with the bicycle lock on the garbage can at the end of the road, with the red-shouldered hawk chicks breathing alone in the nest, with the armadillo forcing its armored body through the brush.
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A scandal that leads players to inject illegal steroids to compete with absurdly muscled competitors is worse than banging like a banshee on a garbage can in hopes you can communicate to a hitter that a 93 miles-per-hour slider will arrive in the next 1.1 seconds.
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The grace with which the hero of "Wild Boys" eludes the police by vaulting into a garbage can and the stark poetry with which — shot by his lover — the villain of "Midnight Mary" collapses against a door being frantically jiggled from the other side are flashes of pure kinesis.
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ELIZABETH, N.J. — The bomb drama that rattled the New York region over the weekend arrived here on Sunday night when two men walked out of Hector's Place Restaurant near the city's train station and found a backpack containing five explosives resting atop a municipal garbage can, Mayor J. Christian Bollwage said.
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Mickey Rourke is blasting President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, saying he's a "garbage can" commander in chief who can't be trusted.
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Last March, Avedisian sent the first in a series of e-mails to fellow-members of the co-op's board, itemizing sightings (or droppings)—under the refrigerator, inside cupboards, in a knife drawer, sleeping it off in a garbage can, running free in daylight, drunk on the fragrance of sizzling bacon.
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I once got in real trouble with my ex because I ate crawfish on his porch, got the juice everywhere, dumped the shells in the garbage can in 90-degree weather, and then happily sprawled onto his bed and started scrolling through my IG feed without washing my hands and face.
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One of Wirecutter's favorites includes an oversize mesh bag with open outside pockets, which I've personally found is perfect for keeping sunscreen, bug spray, goggles and snacks within easy reach — as well as for lugging those soggy, sand-filled swim diapers when no bathroom or even garbage can is in sight.
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From its opening pages, the book also deploys a host of lists — inventories of items as banal as the contents of a desk, a garbage can, a grocery store aisle; as poetic as the hollows of a lover's body; as chilling as the side effects of exposure to toxic chemicals.
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But Flosstime raised $1.2 million in two funding rounds for its smart flosser (after first raising $50,000+ on Kickstarter); Townew raised $4.4 million for its $105 smart garbage can that requires its own refill bags; and Coral just raised $4.3 million in venture funding to develop its still-in-beta device.
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Once a fat kid, always a fat kid, no matter if you've shed the weight, and I refuse to have my children spend their youth crying in their room or starving themselves or being used as a fucking human dodgeball shield because I let them treat their stomach like a garbage can.
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This system has two advantages over the standard way you empty a robot vacuum: it eliminates putting the dust back into the air when you knock the bin into the garbage can, and it means you only have to worry about emptying it every month or so, instead of every time it runs.
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"Tom has a habit of taking the trash out from under the kitchen sink, tying the tall bag, then just leaving it on the floor, in the garbage can — but obviously unusable, now that it's tied," said Jenny Patt, a lawyer who lives in Peter Cooper Village in Manhattan, referring to her partner.
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The man says: "Now, honey, I believe they prefer to be called 'Dreamers' … or future Democrats…" Alleyway stereotypes abound in the image: giant rats, scared cats, indifferent pigeons, a garbage can on its side, and hasty graffiti all condition the space for the racialized stereotypes of off-guard white victims and dedicated criminal immigrants.
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There is a very high probability that the Mueller investigation will continue to reveal unsavory things that happened in the 85033 election and it may very well turn up something that Trump did which would inspire some senators to grab onto something in that garbage can which makes them look like they are combating corruption.
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In a hilarious rendition of a story she admits she plans to tell at 5-year-old Carmen Gabriela's future wedding, the mother of four recalled a time when her and Alec Baldwin's oldest child was just 2 years old and found herself wanting to climb into a garbage can at Union Square in New York City.
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He was stuck behind the TV like a bear in a garbage can, his ass pointing straight up, so I went to the kitchen and swept the takeout containers aside, used the middle drawer to climb onto the counter, and pulled the bottle from the high cabinet where we keep all of Ryan's old art projects from school.
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But it is another in a series of events that questions whether our legal system has devolved to that of Venezuela's — one in which opposition political leaders are targeted for takedown and, if you're on the "good" side, you simply smile your way through as the criminal legal referrals against you are tossed into the garbage can.
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The rabbit, in this case, is quite literal: Fidge wakes up inside "The Land of the Wimbley Woos," lorded over by Wed Wabbit, now a 20-foot-tall tyrant king who speaks in a lispy, ear-shredding squeak and has oppressed the colorful garbage-can-shaped Wimbleys, whom Fidge must free in order to get home.
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"We [...] tightly wrapped it in its own garbage bag and put that garbage bag INSIDE another garbage bag filled with other garbage and put it in the bottom of our garbage can underneath a bunch of other bags of garbage and wheeled it to the curb and it was collected on garbage day," she wrote on Facebook.
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Lined up alongside the besuited Johnson and his more traditional political foes were: - a man dressed as a furry red Sesame Street character who called himself Bobby Elmo Smith; - Count Binface who wore a silver garbage can over his head and an improvised suit of armor; - Lord Buckethead, who donned a similar receptacle, colored black, and a matching cape.
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Khan's writing weaves together moments that range from the hopeless — digging stale bread out of a garbage can while in university because he was literally starving — to the miraculous: being permitted to marry Ghazala despite an initially disapproving mother-in-law, finding a job as a lawyer in Dubai, getting into Harvard Law School, the blind kindness of total strangers.
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The violations ranged from basic (scoop handles touching the flour when the flour wasn't in use; wet wiping cloths used for sanitizing surfaces not stored in sanitizing solution) to intermediate (access to a sink meant for handwashing was obstructed by a garbage can) to "high priority" (storing skim milk at 49 degrees Fahrenheit, well above the recommended 41 degrees Fahrenheit).
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All those merciless cullings and endless organizational refinements, all that data and all the brilliant minds and machines working it over, all resolving to some underpaid grunt in a folding chair whaling away on a garbage can because the members of the team's brain trust of thoroughbred data nerds simply took it for granted that they could get away with it.
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Multiple senior law enforcement officials told NBC News that the suspicious device discovered Sunday night in Elizabeth looked similar in appearance to the one that exploded Saturday morning in Seaside Park, N.J. The latest package was a backpack, and it was found by two men in a garbage can about 300 feet from the front door of a crowded pub in Elizabeth, Bollwage said.
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Reporting by The Athletic last week revealed that whenever the Astros were at bat during home games in 2017, a team employee sat at that table, staring at that screen—and would signal the news that an off-speed pitch was coming by having at that garbage can with a bat, loud enough that the hitter could hear it and change his approach accordingly.
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For example, the Canada-based SmartLab Toys, which describes its president Dave Manga on its website as "Arguably the smartest man in North America," offers a science kit called "That's Gross!" which comes with some typical scientific accoutrements, as well as "a motorized toilet bowl mixer with flushing sounds," a "garbage can shaker," a biohazard cup, and three "gross molds" in the popular shapes of barf, maggot, centipede.
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New to the Big Ball specifically is a bin emptying mechanism design that includes a silicone wiper part, which sweeps down the sides of the canister interior to push out the dust in a downward motion that does help a lot with making sure the finest dirt from your vacuuming session also makes its way to the garbage can, rather than either remaining inside as a fine layer, or blowing about in your interior air.
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NEW JERSEY DEVILS: Everyone knows only the deepest teams have a chance at the Stanley Cup, so let's look over the Devils' forward group: Taylor Hall, Nico Hischier, Kyle Palmieri, a golden retriever wearing a hockey helmet, a garbage can dressed like a ghost, a fire hydrant on a skateboard, a mannequin that Andrew McCarthy swears comes to life when no one is looking, and a cadaver from a nearby medical university.
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He also had the distinction of playing all three male roles in Beckett's "Endgame" at different times in his career: Clov, the servant, in the American premiere in 22002; Hamm, Clov's tyrannical blind master, in a 21962 Off Broadway production that he also directed, at the Samuel Beckett Theater; and Hamm's aged father, Nagg, who lives in a garbage can, performed at the Irish Repertory Theater in Manhattan in 21989 and again, a month before Mr. Epstein's 19853rd birthday, in 21985, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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If it's a Fresh Express Sunflower Crisp Chopped Salad Kit, then you should probably consider throwing it into the garbage can, setting said garb can aflame, leaving the charred wreck of what once was your home with no plans to return, writing a letter to your husband saying, "There's been a horrible accident, Bernard…" using your non-dominant hand so he won't recognize the handwriting, mailing it, Gone Girl-ing your way to another state, and assuming the persona of Blanchard St. Clair, widow farmeresse of the great corn plains.
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Here are some of the many useful instruments of a late November day around the Thursday of Thanksgiving: baster, bed, belt, blanket, book, boots, bra, bread board, broom, bus, candlestick, carving knife, cash, cell phone, chair, Clingwrap, coat, coffee maker, colander, comb, computer, deodorant, desk, dishwasher, doorknob, dust pan, envelope, faucet, file folder, garbage can, glass, glasses, gravy boat, hairbrush, hair dryer, hand lotion, jar, key, knife, mouse, mug, notebook, paper, pen, pencil, pie dish, pillow, plate, platter, postage stamp, pot, printer, radio, rake, refrigerator, roasting pan, rolling pin, shampoo, shirt, shower, sink, skillet, skirt, soap, socks, sofa, spatula, sponge, spoon, stapler, stove, sweater, table, toaster, toilet, toothbrush, towel, umbrella, underpants, waste basket, watch, wine glass.
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Sviatoslav Richter There's this old man who walks along the fence next to the hospital, or, say, down near town, wobbling in his loose, flapping shoes, digging around in the garbage can on the corner, smoking a cigarette, clutching it between his battered fingers, or simply walking with his shoulders braced as if he knew he was some kind of fodder for speculation, because it seems to be so consistent, his homeless rooting, keeping to a pattern, moving south on Midland Avenue for a half mile to Franklin Place and then left on Franklin and down Franklin to River Road, along River Road to Front Street, left on Front and up Front back to Midland, and then, presumably, around again.
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