Why do people want to get stuck in the past?
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A wheeled automaton could well get stuck in the sand.
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It's rush hour, so we get stuck in traffic. Ugh.
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Until then, don some oven gloves and get stuck in:
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Sometimes you get stuck in your period of peak rebellion.
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"All the fun things get stuck in there," Pierce said.
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The ions also probably get stuck in the lunar dirt.
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All the top brands are included, so get stuck in.
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We get stuck in traffic and chat about our lives.
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I hate how older people get stuck in the mud.
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It likely didn't mean to get stuck in cat fur.
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The danger is they can get stuck in the esophagus.
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Make the change, or get stuck in a bad rut.
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Food particles get stuck in cracks, making them more visible.
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Nobody likes to get stuck in the mud or snow.
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We won't get stuck in this moment, nor should you.
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You're much less likely to get stuck in an elevator now.
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But to the uninitiated, beware: It'll get stuck in your head.
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Buses are often hot, slow, and can get stuck in traffic.
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This is a great chance for people to get stuck in.
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But how exactly did Beaulieu's car get stuck in that position?
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You stay long enough you'll get stuck in it for good.
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Sometimes little pieces of glass still get stuck in our feet.
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Haste makes waste — but careful not to get stuck in the mud.
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You don't want to get stuck in a chair that's completely titled.
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Unstoppable Duo This song is going to get stuck in your head!!!
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Let's make sure to not get stuck in an emoji rut, though.
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How to achieve this: Don't get stuck in the same old patterns.
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Wally likely did not mean to get stuck in this plastic cup.
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Daenerys' dragons were finally grown, only to get stuck in a cave.
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Imagine this: You get stuck in an elevator with your dream guy.
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You're all about small government until you get stuck in a tree.
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It's the battle over which song will get stuck in your head first.
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They get stuck in Virginia when a wheel comes flying off their Ford.
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Which brings us to: How did Erin get stuck in her own head?
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They do get stuck in your teeth easily and are maybe too chewy.
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As spontaneous as you might be, even you get stuck in ruts sometimes.
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It can be easy to get stuck in a rut (Seamless or otherwise).
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That's why "Best You Ever" is sure to get stuck in your head.
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Such as who to blame when we get stuck in interminable airport lines.
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Tiny bees are not the worst creature to get stuck in your eye.
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But sometimes they get stuck in infinite loops and spin their wheels forever.
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"There is a risk we get stuck in a feedback loop," Bhave said.
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History, especially the history of controversial conflicts, tends to get stuck in ruts.
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Shareholders want companies to innovate, not get stuck in their stodgy, old ways.
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Or what about the next time I get stuck in a traffic jam?
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They typically get stuck in committees, vetoed by governors and nullified in courts.
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In the cold winter months, no local wants to get stuck in that crowd.
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But you also get stuck in your own bubble, and [think], This is great.
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Does "My Heart Will Go On" ever randomly get stuck in their heads, too?
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They also decided not to get "stuck in a Kickstarter hell," according to Ram.
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Time waits for no one, but occasionally, it does get stuck in a loop.
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When you are displaced because of war, you somehow get stuck in the past.
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No matter who you were, you'd still get stuck in the passing period crush.
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It is comforting to know that I cannot get stuck in and be forgotten.
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There aren't any songs in it catchy enough to get stuck in your head.
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Other days, you're bloated, you're mad, and you get stuck in a sewer grate.
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Along with Lucas and Max, they get stuck in a junkyard as demodogs attack.
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You come to us to party, so you just get stuck in that mindset.
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In reality, sometimes the absorbing chemicals can get "stuck" in a high-energy state.
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Will the Department of Defense get stuck in the mud because of a warranty?
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Conveniently, I get stuck in front of THE WORST PERSON IN THE ENTIRE WORLD.
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I opened them in panic, convinced they'd get stuck in the back of my head.
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After all, as Lusk explained, "it's important that living treasures get stuck in people's minds."
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"Have a growth mindset so you don't get stuck in your workout mentality," Anderson says.
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Lots of people get stuck in a routine when paying down student loans, she says.
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Be sure not to get stuck in any ruts and try to be open-minded.
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It seems like you really wanted to not get stuck in that trap again, right?
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Reframe the problem We all get stuck in our own perspectives and our own problems.
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When you get stuck in a lo-fi ghetto, you become a hard core snob.
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You are pretty busy with that, I hope it won't get stuck in your throat.
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Ever get stuck in intense loops, checking back and forth between Facebook, Twitter and Gmail?
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When it comes to cooking and snacking, it's easy to get stuck in a rut.
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And if these songs get stuck in my mind, then I end up singing them.
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Sometimes the car would get stuck in the sand and we'd get out and push.
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"Eventually they're going to get stuck in the same traffic as the taxis," he said.
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If you weren't good, you get stuck in the bag and hit and shipped off.
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The misshapen cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and agonizing pain.
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The songs will get stuck in your head forever… but hey, better than Baby Shark.
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And, to be sure, there are adolescents (and adults) who get stuck in worrisome ruts.
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We hold a depth of history within us, but get stuck in the same conversations.
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Air signs can get stuck in their heads with a lot of what-if questions.
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As crews pulled the four out with ropes, they would get stuck in the debris.
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I head out the door and get stuck in terrible traffic behind a bad wreck.
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Credit cards make it easy to overspend and get stuck in a cycle of debt.
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Additionally, some "over-educated" graduates get stuck in jobs that don't actually require a degree.
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They probably fall off and get stuck in all kinds of crevices in you apartment.
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"It's amazing all these stale ideas that get stuck in your head," Ms. Shoket said.
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Instead, he'll get stuck in court until 2020, and then who knows what will happen?
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"They'd get stuck in the mammary gland and never reach the baby," Dr. Power said.
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Seals get stuck in plastic rings from six-packs that slowly cut through their necks.
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These proteins and other substances that get stuck in your mucus can also change its color.
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Over time, food particles will get stuck in the bristles, allowing bacteria and gunk to accumulate.
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It's lush and visceral and will get stuck in your head, and that's precisely the point.
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The hotline is designed to help people who get stuck in tough spots during racial conversations.
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Amazingly, I don't get stuck in traffic, and I make it home at a decent time.
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It will get stuck in your head like it was sealed there with the strongest epoxy.
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It's very easy to get stuck in your head when high, which is dangerous for sex.
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"When you walk around here and you get stuck (in traffic), you look around," he said.
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Try to divert and channel your thoughts so you won't get stuck in, and with, negativity.
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A fraction of users get stuck in that cycle, leading to antisocial behaviors or even criminality.
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Are you worried you'll try to keep it, but it'll get stuck in your neck bubble?
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Don't let it get stuck in your teeth, because those cause even more damage than sugar.
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Another is called posturing—when people become like living mannequins, and get stuck in unusual poses.
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Without financial independence, we are more likely to get stuck in abusive or simply unhappy relationships.
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But be careful — his simple catchphrase "Hey, hey!" is bound to get stuck in your head.
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Without it, without your motivation to have sex, it's easy to get stuck in a rut.
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We get stuck in these mindsets that it's a competition but really it's about appreciating our diversity.
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Get stuck in and read our Q&A with Tali about South Wales, politics and chips below.
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Some keys had a tendency to get stuck in place; others move freely, but simply don't respond.
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While they get stuck in some dangerous places, there's no denying they have fun along the way.
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Secondly, they get stuck in your teeth when you lose patience after sucking them for 40 minutes.
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Go frugal with basic economy and get stuck in a lousy seat without a carry-on bag.
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But I expect they will soon, and you don't want to get stuck in a value trap.
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No. But it will get stuck in your head, and maybe you won't hate it that much.
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"You might get stuck in time for a second, with the ability to look around," he says.
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Because "Maria" and "I Feel Pretty" still get stuck in our heads for days at a time.
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"I don't think people should get stuck in either [the maximal or the minimal] rut," she says.
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But because emotional stress is often more chronic, we can get stuck in a loop of starvation.
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"That way, it won't get stuck in a probate procedure if something were to happen," he said.
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A refusal to reject the past, or to get stuck in it, never looked quite so provocative.
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The bag also includes a rain cover for those times when you get stuck in gross weather.
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I make coffee and eat some cereal and strawberries while I get stuck in a Twitter hole.
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So don&apost get stuck in the undercharging trap of early entrepreneurship just because you&aposre new.
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Instead of being breathed out, it can get stuck in your lungs or go into your bloodstream.
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"It's very easy to get stuck in these debates and get focused on the politics," he said.
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"If you weren't good, you get stuck in the bag and hit and shipped off," he said.
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"When people get stuck in cults it's usually because their own warning system is overwritten," said Hassan.
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I don't want to get stuck in the pathology of aging; I want to do the reverse.
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Try not to get stuck in the fantasy of believing the past is somehow better than the now.
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Don't get stuck in what you think your product does, because these people know what they're talking about.
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The Russians will get stuck in a quagmire So argued and hoped the President and secretary of state.
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Honestly, if this doesn't get stuck in your head after the first listen, I don't know what will.
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Russia will get "stuck in a quagmire and it won't work", Mr Obama confidently predicted in October 2015.
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" She adds: "Plus, the chewy, which the kernels get stuck in – and then it's just fun for hours.
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When I get stuck in a stressful situation, I feel like it brings out the worse in me.
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The thing will just trap heat and sweat, dooming you to inevitably get stuck in its skintight grasp.
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It allows me to be more mobile with my feelings and not get stuck in a particular emotion.
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I make a run to Starbucks before I get stuck in meetings for the rest of the day.
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Two former flames get stuck in an elevator for hours, rekindle their romance, and emerge stronger than ever.
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It's also important not to get stuck in a genre, we do a lot of types of music.
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If you get stuck in this circle of endless cynicism, you need to ask yourself the important questions.
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You might get stuck in the past with no clue how to get back to your normal life.
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Whatever it is ... it's probably going to get stuck in your head once you listen to it. Enjoy!
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Pennsylvania police sprang into action after a kitten managed to get stuck in a garbage disposal on Saturday.
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Mostly guys get stuck in: they get to wear a cowboy outfit, play with toy guns, be silly.
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Seeking that validation allowed me to get stuck in a loop of self-doubt, and it became obsessive.
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What about if you lock your keys in your ride or if you get stuck in the snow?
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Consider that your warning as the song will get stuck in your head for the next few months.
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Without their own lane, the streetcars would get stuck in traffic as buses currently do, Mr. Giambrone said.
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"Motorbikes are faster, efficient and will not get stuck in traffic jams where most emissions occur," she said.
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You're always open to new experiences, but sometimes you can get stuck in your thinking: Break free, Sag!
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The amateur's chink in my driving talent, I've learned, is a tendency to get stuck in the present.
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I think another piece of it is they get stuck in this mode where they&aposre never experiencing.
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At The Disco is going to get stuck in your head and make you feel better about yourself!!!
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Maybe we were so ground shaking that you might get stuck in the elevator while we were playing.
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Many fans believe that Bran could get stuck in the Night King's body accidentally for entirely unselfish reasons.
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As experimental as you are, you can get stuck in your ways—make a point to get unstuck today.
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Here are a few ideas of what to do when you get stuck in an infinity scarf this winter.
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They get stuck in traffic, too, of course, and they suffer from bad reputations for being smelly and crowded.
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As you spend more and more time in solitude, though, it's important to not get stuck in fictional scenarios.
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They don't have legs and sometimes their body is just the right size to get stuck in weird places.
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Hopefully he'll give us a new song to get stuck in our heads with the Red Nose Day short.
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There are no corners and edges for food to get stuck in, and it's flexible, but not too floppy.
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Lastly, there's the worry that small bits of charcoal can get stuck in fillings, veneers, or other dental restorations.
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Well, someone has combined these two songs, thus narrowing down the things that will get stuck in your head.
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But an artist like me, in his second decade of making records, better not get stuck in any ruts.
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You could even drive your car right onto the beach — but cars would frequently get stuck in the sand.
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If you have a leadership team that looks the same, we're going to get stuck in the same places.
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A lot of it is simply they don't mind getting wet, they don't want to get stuck in mud.
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We owe it to them not to let the information their participation enabled get stuck in a file drawer.
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Well, really just one Stone Roses song that will undoubtedly get stuck in your head after watching, just you wait.
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You know," he adds with a smile, "the wheels on the bus get stuck in your head, stuck in your . . .
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If I leave the city too early I get stuck in traffic, so we have to leave usually after dinner.
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Both can become more difficult as you get older, put down roots somewhere and sometimes get stuck in a rut.
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Occasionally the drone's propellers will get stuck in the saucer's protective cage, but otherwise the USS Enterprise is remarkably durable.
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Also, young males who can't roam freely sometimes get stuck in another male's territory, leading to conflict and possibly death.
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It's easy for shellfish larvae to get stuck in a pipette tip or in a vial, as she showed me.
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Echoists can get stuck in bad relationships when they feel undeserving, under-entitled, or blame themselves when things go wrong.
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"Do the heels of your boots ever get stuck in the grates of the Millennium Falcon?" asks Bryce Dallas Howard.
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The prospect of rain was concerning, not only because the planter can mire and get stuck in a muddy field.
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Blowing your nose and wiping your ears and eyelids is also important, since debris could get stuck in these orifices.
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The biggest worry is that it will lodge into those areas and get stuck in the wall of the intestine.
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Mutable signs are all about flexibility and knowledge—I guess that means smart people don't get stuck in a rut?
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"It rarely breaks down, and the real challenge is when big jellyfish get stuck in the underwater pumps," he said.
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It doesn't explain itself or its mechanics very well, and you can get stuck in the story because of it.
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But when drivers get stuck in traffic or cannot find parking, they often trickle in too late to be served.
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When the bullets start flying and the tribal drums swell, we want to get stuck in and win the fight.
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We hook up the new streaming device and fall asleep watching cats get stuck in things on YouTube while cleaning.
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So there are voices saying the NAFTA is now get stuck in dilemma so-called "Everybody's business is nobody's business".
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Down with dour, plodding stories that get stuck in the same style and tone ruts for seasons at a time.
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But I guess it's bad karma to say that because I don't want to get stuck in the elevator anytime soon.
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We roll up our sleeves and get stuck in with them in many of the foundational pieces of building a company.
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Don't get stuck in the Free File program like I didI hit a minor roadblock when I started preparing my return.
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Yet once they reach a certain stage of economic development, they tend to get stuck—in the notorious "middle-income trap".
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In practice, many people get stuck in the doldrums because employers demand evidence of specific experience even from entry-level candidates.
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It's easy to get stuck in a styling rut, but it's time to start planning for your 2019 hair glow up.
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"I get stuck in time where I still think I'm 40," the actor, 56, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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They don't want to get stuck in a state where they're going to have to walk out, that kind of stuff.
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Make them, drink them, and try your damnedest not to get stuck in a conversational gridlock about Hillary Clinton's emails. Cheers.
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People think you're beautiful, you're thin, you're rich, you're photographed on the red carpet, and you get stuck in this category.
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People should seek out what interests them and continue to grow rather than get stuck in a title and job description.
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Also, maybe it's harder for "Let It Go" to get stuck in your head forever when you don't know the words?
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If you get stuck in the aftermath, you're going to be there all day with no way out and no restroom.
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This year for the first time, MIT Solve asked our finalists and our community to get stuck in traffic with them.
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"To get stuck in the mindset that you'll be fine is really not an acceptable excuse to not go get help."
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It was like one of those annoying "earworms," snippets of tunes that get stuck in your head and replay themselves endlessly.
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You don't want to get stuck in the middle of the desert, and if you are, you want to be prepared.
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From classic oldies to modern pop songs, these happy tunes are ones you actually want to get stuck in your head.
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Others see their storylines get stuck in a holding pattern while the rest of the movie's plots try to catch up.
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Daniel Chacon, 67, who also works in the area, said he saw at least two cars get stuck in the floodwaters.
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If you don't improve your ability to reinvent, you get stuck in traffic in the same lane everyone else is in.
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"Sellers can get stuck in a cash flow crunch," Alyssa Henry, seller lead at Square, said on a call with journalists.
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So many brands get stuck in their ways: They don't look anymore at what is going on in the outside world.
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When triangles get stuck in imbalance, "you need some kind of external force to help bring it into balance," Uzzi said.
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Clearly, the president doesn't want to get stuck in a no-win situation, and understands that the risks of further deterioration.
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"It's great — I get to talk to women customers and ensure that they don't get stuck in traffic jams," Yadav says.
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An hour and a half later, I saw the card slide across the floor and get stuck in the door jamb.
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Rory doesn't have that same concern and she's not going to get stuck in the passive-aggressive relationship Lorelai and Emily have.
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Perhaps investors expect the euro zone to get stuck in a deflationary quicksand as the American economy returns to more robust growth.
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We leave around 26.30:30 but get stuck in traffic on our way to the venue, which is a fancy restaurant downtown.
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In the tropical lowland rain forest — the jungle — you might get stuck in deep mud and perhaps need help to get out.
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To me, technology is exciting when you get to not get stuck in your ways for a decade, but learn something new.
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These flying robots might navigate Mars' rocky terrain better than traditional rovers, which move slowly and often get stuck in the sand.
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And you might well get stuck in traffic (we visit the places where traffic jams are seen as opportunity rather than nuisance).
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Sometimes this sort of thing can, understandably, get stuck in our craw for a few months, a year, or maybe even five.
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He did not get stuck in a stylistic cul-de-sac that forced him to repeat himself as a musician and performer.
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"Love Is An Open Door" always manages to get stuck in my head for days on end and I can't even complain.
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Sometimes, good people do get stuck in a shitty behavior pattern without realizing it, and sometimes they can snap out of it.
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I'd say that a Galway girl isn't afraid to get stuck in and is "bold as brass," as my mother would say.
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When everyone in Washington agrees that we have to do something, we can't let such a golden opportunity get stuck in idle.
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They don't get stuck in traffic, they're faster than walking, they smell better than the bus, and bikes are so last century.
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Whenever I watched the real Sanders get stuck in the backfield and encounter a stumbling defender, my thought was: Hit spin button!
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I DIDN'T SIGN UP TO GET STUCK IN AN INFERNAL DISCOURSE LOOP WITH A MEGA-COMPANY THAT HAS STRANGE ATTITUDES TOWARDS TAX!
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The insects have black bodies, bulging rust-colored eyes, clear wings and legs that have been known to get stuck in teeth.
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We Democrats can sometimes get stuck in policy jargon and cede the language of values, where voters really make decisions, to Republicans.
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A quick daytime sprinkle or shower is possible, especially west of town, where high temperatures may get stuck in the mid-230s.
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Adakveo, made by Novartis, can prevent episodes of nearly unbearable pain that occur when malformed blood cells get stuck in blood vessels.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 52%Backpackers get stuck in the Australian outback with a sheriff who turns out to be a psychopath.
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House Democrats are expected to push legislation to protect Mueller, although that effort would likely get stuck in the GOP-held Senate.
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"I think a lot of it comes back to the way that we get stuck in our heads about things," says Jones.
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Her long flowing hair is down, and she doesn't seem to mind when my oily hands get stuck in the loose ends.
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No matter how much planning, prepping, and online ordering we do, we always, without fail, get stuck in some kind of gifting bind.
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"The TV will freeze and restart then get stuck in the loop over and over again," wrote a consumer on CNET's Samsung forum.
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While it's good to reflect on mistakes and consider the future, it becomes problematic when people get stuck in the past or future.
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It's a hiccuping sort of laugh, one that seems to get stuck in the man's throat and emerge seconds later, sloppy and joyful.
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Categories tend to get stuck in the mud when there's a far-and-away frontrunner, and such is the case with DiCaprio here.
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If you and your ex do get back together, make sure there's spontaneity, don't get stuck in a rut, and keep things exciting.
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"If you're landing and the wheels get stuck in the sand you may flip the aircraft on its nose," said pilot Harold Denolf.
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You know, you can say there are a lot of delinquent kids, but I think the kids just get stuck in a rut.
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Trafficking survivors need help rebuilding their broken self-esteem so they can move on and not get stuck in the past, she explained.
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"At the same time, trans people get stuck in traffic," she said, looking out at taillights as far as the eye could see.
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One of the reasons your phone might get stuck in headphone mode is that there's debris of some kind in the headphone jack.
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Also, we would have the snow machines going so we would have little snow paper particles that would get stuck in the grease.
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And compared with conventional propeller-driven underwater robots, they are less likely to get stuck in algae or branches as they move around.
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Depending on the size of these bits, they can then get stuck in the throat and cause choking, according to a 2010 advisory.
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Something they can jam on the way to work, get stuck in their heads for a while, and then go about their lives.
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"People like him are needed — people who have courage, who speak their mind, who don't get stuck in political correctness," the mayor said.
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" The danger of thinking ideologically, he feels, is that "you get stuck in one or the other side, and we don't want that.
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"A lot of times, we get stuck in this pattern of feeling a certain way, and we think it is normal," Smith said.
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Britannica states that while a person or animal can get stuck in quicksand, they "cannot sink below the surface" because of body buoyancy.
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And rather than run from your fears or get stuck in them, try to be present with your anxieties and transform your fears.
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While team building helps keep companies running, Dahlvig said members can sometimes get stuck in their own "box" that makes cross-collaboration difficult.
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Buyers said they had stopped sending trucks into the region out of concern they could be damaged or get stuck in the mud.
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Randolph says "too many" entrepreneurs get stuck in their own heads by trying to puzzle everything together before launching a project or idea.
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If we didn't stay overnight prior to each appearance, we could get stuck in traffic during the morning commute and miss our hearing.
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They tend to move very slowly and either get stuck in the hook-up zone or are ready to fully commit to someone.
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I finish my coffee and wander to my favorite coworking spot just down the road from the café and get stuck in some work.
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Diversifying your investors is important because seed funds are unlikely to provide follow-on funding if you get stuck in the post-seed gap.
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There are GoFundMe drives to assist people who get stuck in a window, apps that can authenticate designer bags, and Chrissy Teigen's Twitter account.
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You could either get stuck in old bad habits around procrastination, or you could get a lot of work done that's been sitting around.
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Both times this happened with Mashable's Switch it seemed to get stuck in sleep mode — which is the console's default "not in use" state.
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The new tool not only saves precious seconds of viewing time, it also ensures that annoying theme songs don't get stuck in your head.
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The K-Cup drawer often leaves a puddle around your cup, and if you use reusable K-Cups, they could get stuck in it.
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Rebecca and Nathaniel get stuck in an elevator with no one but each other and their sexual tension, courtesy of the Santa Ana Winds.
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Then we get in the cab and get stuck in traffic on the F.D.R. and get angry at ourselves for not taking the train.
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We all notice infrastructure needs when we drive over a pothole or get stuck in traffic back-ups caused by the latest bridge repair.
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Bush has found that even those who are hungry for fresh faces in the Democratic Party can get stuck in old ways of thinking.
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A stainless steel or brass wire brush can leave behind small bristles that get stuck in your grill and wind up in your food.
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We decided to draw up a will to make sure our friends and family members don&apost get stuck in court handling our estate.
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I walk home (I live a little over a mile away from O.) and relish the time to get stuck in my own thoughts.
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You get stuck in standstill traffic and your anxiety builds as the clock ticks closer to the time you're supposed to be at work.
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Even when wages started growing in 2013-85033, wage growth seemed to get stuck in the 2.0-2.5-percent range, after accounting for inflation.
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What's worse is that they pay no attention to traffic patterns and get stuck in traffic for 20 minutes or more with sirens blasting.
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These cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and episodes of agonizing pain — called crises — as muscles are starved of oxygen.
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If senators running for president get stuck in Washington for an impeachment trial, Addy wrote, Bernie Sanders has a secret weapon: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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"Some outputs are very bizarre, and they sometimes get stuck in funny loops," said Enrico Santus, a data scientist who helped develop the artwork.
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You're so into your lifestyle and every aspect being recorded, and you lose sight of actual reality because you get stuck in your own world.
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Nvidia also says there is "no limit to the amount of [free] sessions you can play," but there's the potential to get stuck in queue.
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Not only that, but food that's not well chewed can trigger an esophageal spasm and the food can get stuck in your throat, she cautions.
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Konstantin's decision to break the flow of his set was a reminder not to take things too seriously, and never get stuck in one place.
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But you know how sometimes you're walking down the street and little clumps of trash and leaves will get stuck in miniature cyclones of refuse?
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The action kicks off when Flo Rida and his crew get stuck in a traffic jam aboard a taxi in the colorful streets of Medellin.
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Chimney sweeps would regularly inhale harmful smoke from fires, get stuck in chimneys, get cancer from too much soot, and, of course, get burned frequently.
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Fornaciari said that women tended to get "stuck" in roles in sports organizations, such as marketing or foundations, that keep them off a leadership track.
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There were no signs of distress, experts said, though many bystanders worried that the 25-foot-long whales would get stuck in the shallow water.
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Nine had difficulty eating or swallowing, which can be life-threatening because food can get stuck in the lungs or the children can be malnourished.
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In any disaster, it's a good idea to plan to have what you need during a period where you might get stuck in your home.
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Pros: Knives of any size can go in any slot, small footprint, inexpensiveCons: Larger knives could get stuck in the top, shears do not fit
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She's evidence of a changing culture of digital activism, one that's skewing younger and younger every time adult-run institutions get stuck in political gridlock.
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The misshapen cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and episodes of agonizing pain — called crises — as muscles are starved of oxygen.
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Sometimes you get stuck in situations at cons where if you've paid for a hotel and such, you need to make money at the table.
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Buses could get stuck in traffic, and the subway system, which only saw one morning rush hour without delay in August, could descend into overcrowded chaos.
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My driver decides to take the scenic route and we get stuck in traffic, but she is such a cool person that I don't even mind.
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While I find Twitter vital, especially for breaking stories, I think it can be too easy to get stuck in a largely circular conversation among journalists.
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But if the fat cells continue to take in too many calories, then we get stuck in this never-ending cycle of overeating and weight gain.
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In "The Blues Brothers", a film, John Belushi's character, Jake and his buddy Elwood get stuck in traffic and ask a cop what is going on.
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If you need a little reminder to stay body positive throughout your day, you can easily let this model's Chamillionaire remix get stuck in your head.
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Some Switch devices permanently stop recharging, while others get stuck in a boot loop or go blank and are bricked completely after being used with them.
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In the fall, hunters tend to get stuck in the community, because ice hasn't fully formed up—and again, in the spring, when things are melting.
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That's where administrations can get drawn into tampering or thwarting inquiries and trying to prevent truths coming out and eventually get stuck in the legal mud.
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Booking a room on Airbnb is a great way to see the world, but not get stuck in the same old hotel rooms again and again.
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Even when I wasn't paying attention, the jingle-lessons that the characters in "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" sang would get stuck in my head for hours afterward.
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But your iPhone can occasionally get stuck in headphone mode, making your device believe headphones are plugged in even when they're not, and muting the speakers.
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It will then take longer to build equity in the new loan, too, meaning you could get stuck in a cycle of loans with negative equity.
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But understanding why plastic might appeal to them is important, especially because some particles appear to get stuck in the corals, potentially disrupting their digestive process.
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It's a smart, pop punk tune—jaunty and cheeky, almost, with an earnest and infectious chorus that is absolutely sure to get stuck in your head.
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California, Washington, and New York City have robust Democratic majorities that could implement ideas that would get stuck in the gridlock of divided government in Washington.
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We'll get stuck in a feedback loop of our own creation, and we might forget what it was like to be radically affected by a movie.
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So first she invested in a motorized wheelchair with beach tires, which cost her $4,000, but it, too, would get stuck in the soft shore sand.
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The Supermaché does everything a small car does except pollute and get stuck in traffic and, for me, that makes it the best choice for families.
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"Aircraft get stuck in the soft surface due to substandard materials," he told the newspaper in an interview in Bangkok, after returning from the Singapore Airshow.
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It's unlike you to get stuck in a rut, but if you find yourself feeling that way today, take a chance and go for something new.
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Check out our interview with Monae below, followed by the campaign spot, which will hit your television screens (and get stuck in your head) on November 6th.
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They forget that their owners have a very important tennis match to win and fly out of hands, or, in this specific GIF, get stuck in hair.
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A resident of Beaumont, Coleman had tried to leave there when conditions got bad, only to get stuck in his SUV as the floodwaters rushed into Vidor.
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It's easy to get stuck in a repetitive snacking cycle, but it doesn't have to be that way — snacking can (and should) be fun, balanced, and tasty.
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But after about two-three months it started wearing off, so you have to go back and do it again and you get stuck in the cycle.
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Morgan Freeman is going to make you WANT to get stuck in a horrible traffic jam -- because his magnificent voice will lead you to the promised land!
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Mammut Eternity Classic 9.8mm Rope for $120 ($40 off): This slim rope won't weigh down your shoulders or get stuck in your belay device while sport-climbing.
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Masks can help filter out a particulate matter called PM2.5, which can get stuck in the lungs and lead to conditions like asthma and chronic lung disease.
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Eminem risks just preaching to the converted—digging in further to the notion that we all get stuck in bubbles online, where our own views are reinforced.
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In 2001, one of Italy's most prominent food writers happened to get stuck in bad traffic between Milan and Rome and he stopped in for a meal.
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If price increases get stuck in low gear permanently, consequences could reverberate from the Fed's Marriner S. Eccles Building in Washington to the dining scene in Asheville.
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And he started noticing that if people shared stories instead of making their argument, you wouldn't get stuck in the conflict; you could actually hear the connections.
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It's pretty common to get your fingers injured — sometimes needles break and get stuck in your bone if your hand gets in the way of the machine.
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Double jabs and double one-twos seemed to work well against Schmeling as he could be convinced to lean back and get stuck in a purely defensive position.
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Songs like "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer," and "Dominick the Donkey" get stuck in the holiday music rotation, and there's just no getting rid of them.
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"If you can do everything in your job without struggling, not only will you get stuck in your slot, but you'll never flex your mind muscles," he writes.
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What It Looks Like When You Get Stuck in a Cave Filling with Water My first thought is, Why would anyone want to know what this looks like?
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Playing the tape out means when you have a craving for the vice you want to quit; don't get stuck in the craving part of thinking about it.
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As open to new ideas and as unique of a person you are, you can get stuck in routines and funks, and it sucks—you don't like it!
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Wiz Khalifa has got hits—the types of songs whose choruses get stuck in your head for days on end, and there's nothing you can do about it.
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Asked whether buses might have a dedicated lane over the Williamsburg Bridge so they would not get stuck in traffic, Mr. Prendergast said the idea would be considered.
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"They don't let their anger cause them to do things that they later regret, or if they're sad they don't get stuck in a bad mood," she says.
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"People can get stuck in these feedback loops where all they're doing is thinking negatively and because they don't think they can do something, they don't," she says.
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Equally important is "making sure that when there is a need to move people quickly out of an area, they don't get stuck in traffic jams," he said.
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Enemies run toward the battle once your team has been detected, but they also will get "stuck" in cover as they fail to identify a more aggressive move.
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For those tiny, annoying pieces of hair that'd get stuck in your lipgloss, there was no better solution than a glittery, neon, butterfly clip made of cheap plastic.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said it was time to start moving American dependents out of South Korea so they don't get stuck in the middle of the fighting.
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Even trucks with tires several feet tall can get stuck in the muddy roads, and steel plates can fall out of bridges, leaving travelers stranded on either side.
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"Today, we mustn't get stuck in nostalgia," Mr. Renzi told a crowd this week in Lingotto, the section of Turin that was once home to the automaker Fiat.
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Sometimes I'm afraid that if I allow myself to just feel a "bad" feeling, rather than trying to escape it, I'm going to get stuck in there forever.
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So rather than get stuck in this endless loop of blame, ignorance, name-calling, and threats (rinse, repeat), let's save our energy instead to focus on the actual issue.
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"As more of the menial tasks are handled by our app this allows accountants to focus on what they do best and not get stuck in admin," explains Abramov.
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Everyone has their own idea of what "pop" means, but the overarching definitions usually have to do with singalong-ability or infectious hooks that get stuck in your head.
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Alongside bigger doses of sounding out, they want struggling students to grapple with more advanced books, so they won't get stuck in a cycle of low expectations and boredom.
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You do wear a suit to work — not a boudoir slip and towering platforms, or sleeves that get stuck in doors and a shirt that ties too many ways.
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However, they seem confuse the device: The Roomba would get stuck in one place and turn around in circles until an error message appeared, as shown in the GIF.
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But sometimes, it's because I forgot to restore my oxygen reserves, or get stuck in a black hole, or because my damned drill broke and I slowly bled out.
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Airbnb gift cards Booking a room on Airbnb is a great way to see the world, but not get stuck in the same old hotel rooms again and again.
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Yet consumer advocates have long criticized payday loans as "debt traps," because borrowers often can't pay back the loan right away and get stuck in a cycle of borrowing.
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Stock your car with tools and safety gear that will help you out in the event of a breakdown or accident, or if you get stuck in the snow.
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Hsiung claims that he has seen, at Smithfield facilities, piglets get stuck in these slats after their mothers had given birth, after which they likely fell to their deaths.
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We know, we know — it's easy to get stuck in a rut and head to the same salon every time you need a trim or a root touch-up.
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Let's just hope none of these rentals get stuck in the Condé escalator — something tells us the publisher won't be bankrolling the 70%-of-retail fee for damaged items.
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Even when the groups use interpreters, they often get stuck in roundelays of Canadian and Syrian courtesy, so reluctant to impose that they do not say what they mean.
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Some types of disinfectant wipes are still ok (we'll cover that in a bit), but in general, avoid any kind of liquid that can get stuck in small openings.
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No, I said, the worst-case scenario is that I get stuck in Miami as a hurricane hits and I can't get back to Nebraska, where I now live.
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Programmers also point out that such services are optional: You don't have to let the company track you — but then you may get stuck in traffic for 45 minutes.
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"Just like folks can get caught in a negative relational cycle, couples can often also get stuck in a negative sexual cycle," said Michael Moran, a certified sex therapist.
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Only time will tell whether these extremely dead optimists will once more, someday, get stuck in traffic, and/or roam an uncanny Singularity-scape with their AI-abetted computer brains.
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You want to pay off that student loan, and you don't want to get stuck in too big of a mortgage because you have to pay that one off too.
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Over the years, I've seen that my clients have a tendency to get stuck in "flee or freeze mode," unable to make sound financial choices for themselves or their families.
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Sometimes these organizers' view into what's what is so specific to them that they get stuck in the role — even after their own children have moved on to other schools.
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Antenna: Several times the phone seemed to get stuck in 3G — this mostly happened on the road, but it also happened in places where I knew there should be LTE.
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It genuinely warms the heart when you find someone else's ladder or a shelter in a useful spot, just as you were about to get stuck in some real trouble.
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While it's tempting to get caught up in day-to-day stresses, and it's easy to get stuck in a rut, mentally strong couples don't lose sight of their values.
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No chance that I'll be trying to execute a quick three-point turn and get stuck in the middle of the street figuring out how to get back into drive.
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No mention of a path for career progression If there's no path for you to move up in the organization, you just might get stuck in a dead end job.
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Fiat Chrysler (FCA) has announced a massive recall of 4.8 million vehicles in the United States over concerns that they could get stuck in cruise control, the company announced today.
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She spends the whole summer working herself up about it, training herself how to smile with her mouth closed and love puréed foods that won't get stuck in the wiring.
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It poses no threats, there is nothing to fear, except the maddening thought that you, yes you, might get stuck in the cycle, forever encased in an amber-hued loop.
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Sometimes, that means you do get stuck in that image, in that world, in that box, and that's something that you just have to go, 'Okay, I hope I don't.
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Aquarians are never afraid to do their own thing, but as a fixed sign (meaning you were born in the middle of a season), you can get stuck in ruts.
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In the process, Bomba Estéreo haven't compromised an inch of their vision; on the contrary, they have found a possibility to keep experimenting so they don't get stuck in formulas.
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"You hear all these stories when you're in hospital, when you're exposed to this world of spinal cord injuries, people get stuck in hospital for 12-18 months," he says.
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So the best thing is to identify that you're about to get stuck in a broken feedback loop and then abandon that loop by talking about, like, bubble gum instead.
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That makes it hard for populists to course correct, because they get stuck in a "the worse the better" loop, reassuring themselves that they're making progress when actually they're cratering.
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It arises when tiny calcium particles in the inner ear become dislodged from the balance organ and get stuck in the semicircular canal, where "they cause havoc," Dr. Kerber explained.
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And if you get stuck in a particular area, you can save it for later and move on to another part you please thanks to its convenient self-paced progress tracking.
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The Chainsmokers have been blowing up the music scene with the kind of songs that get stuck in your head immediately and permanently, even if you don't know half the words.
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Harley-Davidson is issuing a recall on nearly 178,000 motorcycles in the U.S. because the bikes have a clutch problem causing them to get stuck in gear, the Associated Press reports.
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The busyness of life can also mean less time spent together, which can cause many couples to get stuck in a rut as they do the same things day after day.
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A wavy jet stream can cause weather features to get stuck in place, with large ridges of high pressure acting as atmospheric traffic lights, preventing oncoming weather systems from passing by.
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Many simply remind you to check in, but don't do it for you, leaving you to hurry your way through screens so as not to get stuck in boarding group 5.
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Tripp also notes that Jenner and Scott both have a few planetary placements in fixed signs, which are known for their hard-headedness and tendency to get stuck in a rut.
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Albums like Drake's Views and Beyoncé's Lemonade will serve as permanent souvenirs of the spring of 2016, but Will won't get stuck in its listeners' collective memory in the same way.
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"I'll never say, 'I'm never doing nudity' because I've already done it, but I thought I might get stuck in a pigeonhole that I would have struggled to get out of."
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The Sun squares Neptune at 6:44 AM, and then the Moon squares it at 10:31 AM. This will create a lot of confusion—don't get stuck in paranoid thinking!
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Too many people get stuck in a routine of doing whatever they enjoyed doing with their past sexual partner, but it's important to a Libra that you adapt to their body.
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Don't nobody want to get stuck in this shit where a nigga gotta raise his daughter behind this thick-ass glass or a nigga's daughter's gotta say Rest in Peace Mozzy.
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After United States President Donald Trump announced on March 11 that he was banning travel from continental Europe to the US, they became afraid Smoothy would get stuck in North America.
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Why do some people get stuck in fear to the point of developing post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic grief or other panic disorders, while others seem to become more, well, fearless?
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And then of course the songs get stuck in your head for days and weeks, and that's exactly what's going to happen with the soundtrack for Netflix's All The Bright Places.
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Special mention goes to "Condors," set against the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War, in which a Spaniard, a German, an Irishman, and a Brit get stuck in the same foxhole.
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Pick a book you reckon you'll be able to read in a few snatched moments every day, grab a cheap paperback or a copy of the ebook and get stuck in.
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You're so outgoing and fun to be around that people don't realize how easy it can be for you to get stuck in a rut—even though you hate being bored.
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Of course it's far better than working in a city, where you get stuck in traffic on your way to work every morning, but that doesn't mean we don't work hard.
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What I did learn was that there are some mutant strawberries around that have seeds so large they get stuck in your teeth, and there's nothing you can do to avoid that.
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Occasionally, it trips over branches and debris on the ground, or its wheels get stuck in muddy soil, requiring the user to walk behind the rover and right its course as needed.
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"What the debate prep helps you do is stay focused on who you are, what you believe in and not get stuck in things that are meant to sidetrack you," Walker said.
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In Macedonia, officials say if Greece does not adequately distinguish refugees from migrants who have no claim to asylum, many could get stuck in Macedonia if Serbia, its northern neighbor, rejects them.
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It's actually pretty inspirational stuff: too often we get stuck in our ways, so Diddy's willingness to embrace his changing personality and priorities is something we can all look to for guidance.
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The breadth is always impressive, which makes it all the more disappointing that the aesthetic caliber of the choreography tends to get stuck in a much narrower range, seldom extending very high.
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In the app's new iteration, Google tries to balance artificial intelligence-fueled personalization with features that encourage people not to get stuck in "filter bubbles" that reinforce their preconceived opinions or ideas.
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That's all well and good but if you're heading home with a box of pollack in your boot and get stuck in traffic, surely that's going to smell a little off-putting?
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These companies prey on precarity by offering high-cost loans to cash-strapped borrowers, making billions of dollars annually even as their customers often get stuck in a vicious cycle of deprivation.
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For example: I can tell you already that I do not want to get stuck in a protracted conversation at a house party with someone who is excited about Tesla-branded tequila.
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But they do little for voters who have a last-minute work emergency, or who can't find a babysitter, or who just get stuck in traffic on their way to the caucus.
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But if you happen to get stuck in St. Mark's in the midst of an acqua alta, sit down in a cafe and remember it will go away in a few hours.
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The dollar/yen's implied volatility fell sharply in the last few sessions to seven-month lows as more market players expect the currency pair to get stuck in a narrow trading range.
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So they made it very clear at the time I was going to die, and I thought, 'I don't want to get stuck in one of these series that lasts seven years.
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While new emails should automatically appear when the app is open, sometimes incoming messages can get stuck in the server — or you may want to reload the page if it&aposs slow.
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When you DJ solo for a long time you can get stuck in little patterns, where you know that two records go together really well so you do that over and over.
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According to Italian journalist Luca Attanasio, these minors often get stuck in temporary centers where they are first welcomed, and it takes months for them to be transferred to more permanent accommodation.
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Respiratory failure is one of the leading causes of death for people with Aicardi syndrome, as they're often too weak to cough properly, and mucus and secretions can get stuck in their airways.
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In search of tender young juniper leaves to nibble on, tender young goats will – seemingly on cue as you wander past with a camera – climb the bushes and get stuck in their lunch.
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We went ahead and rounded up our favorite Selena-designed Puma pieces both new and old — they're bound to stick in your wardrobe as much as her songs get stuck in your head.
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I see so many people get stuck in their 'thing' or 'gimmick,' and I just don't understand how they can't be bored out of their minds making the same shit over and over.
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Ducking under screens isn't an option against Curry or Durant, and should Golden State's offense get stuck in mud, they will seek Love out with a ball screen, regardless of who he's on.
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I see so many people get stuck in their 'thing' or 'gimmick,' and I just don't understand how they can't be bored out of their minds making the same shit over and over.
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Each song, in typical doom fashion, offers you a devilish and meditative riff to fall into just long enough for it to get stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
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Even if your company doesn't prohibit foul language per se, you'll risk having a potentially important message get stuck in filtered limbo because you couldn't refrain from dropping a couple of language bombs.
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I get some paperwork done, attempt to deconflict two co-workers who hate each other and between whom I always seem to get stuck in the middle of, and do a gunnery evaluation.
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"He'd always tell me to stay positive through the dark times and through the good, when we'd get stuck in traffic or when I couldn't get the coffee that I wanted," he said.
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Not knowing what she didn&apost know also allowed her not to get stuck in the weeds worrying about nailing down her business plan or stressing about how hard starting a business is.
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All those lagging S&P stocks also show that this could have been an easy year to get stuck in a down stock, which would be surprising given the positive performance this year.
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How do we not get stuck in a vicious cycle of only framing the conversation around how astounding and amazing it is to have women carry a huge summer blockbuster all on their own?
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And, considering the fact that you might open your phone 200,000 times, I can only imagine the gross stuff that'll get stuck in the hinge every single time you fold it and unfold it.
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It also offers rental car coverage and trip cancellation and interruption insurance that will even pay for your hotel night if you get stuck in an airport due to bad weather, among other benefits.
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Travel-sized Tums are already a thing, and the bottles and rolls are very cute, but the Tums themselves are sometimes a bit too small, get stuck in the container, or run out quickly.
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"If we continue to emit, you go into this recession and you get stuck in it forever," says study author Solomon Hsiang, an associate professor of public policy at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Gaining access to the villages where some of these child mothers lived was often a challenge; we would get lost on the winding tracks of the savanna, or get stuck in city traffic jams.
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Because all these movies are intended to fuse together into a great unified whole, certain films get stuck in a holding pattern, unable to push existing characters or ongoing stories forward in meaningful ways.
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"A lot of us are going to get stuck in this middle, and it's pretty scary," said David Grabowski, a health policy researcher at the Harvard Medical School and the new study's senior author.
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And I think as long as we stay true to what our fundamental principles are as journalists we can continue to hold our heads high and not get stuck in any kind of argument.
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" And she found an unexpected advantage to living so far east: "I get to places quicker because I am right beside the F.D.R. When I was more central, I would get stuck in traffic.
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"I have a tendency to get stuck in traffic when it comes to expressing myself," Moore, who's spent most of his 56 years in prison or juvenile detention and was paroled last year, tells me.
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The different and distinct bodies of work that Breuer has made using only chromogenic paper hints at his resourceful imagination, his refusal to get stuck in a method, as well as his embrace of experimentation.
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There is no evidence one can get stuck in a certain state forever, although there is a risk psychedelics could unleash a psychosis in those predisposed to it or with a family history of schizophrenia.
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But nowhere on the VHS box was anyone warned about a harrowing sequence where the boy's loyal horse would get stuck in a pit of mud and slowly die because he's too sad to move.
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Travelers are most likely to get stuck in Houston but experience smooth sailing in Honolulu, the electric supply and home decor company found, based on five years of data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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It can also help predict which distribution routes will be affected by rain and upcoming weather changes, especially in countries where roads are dirt and heavy rain can cause trucks to get stuck in mud.
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Take "High School," about how men get stuck in an old idea about themselves — "Why would he wanna change when/Every memory still bows to him" — while women see that the emperor has no clothes.
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But people who study regional economies are increasingly concerned that some aspects of this wave of demographic change make the pain more severe for places left behind — which can get stuck in a vicious cycle.
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The episode is a lesson in how countries like Pakistan — with weak elected institutions and histories of repeated backsliding and breaks in civilian control — can get stuck in a gray zone between dictatorship and democracy.
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These misshapen cells get stuck in veins and arteries, blocking the flow of blood that carries life-giving oxygen to the body and causing the disease's horrifying hallmark: episodes of agony that begin in babyhood.
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With darkness descending, it was a worry I might get stuck in the mountains and not be able to find my way back in this remote place, by the herds of curious goats and cows.
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Below, she shares the only four reasons she believes anyone should earn an MBA today: It's easy to get stuck in an industry that no longer fulfills you, particularly in the beginning of your career.
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The focus of the show is the family, the characters at the center, and then the greater conflict of the occupation — its collaborators, those who choose to resist and those who get stuck in the middle.
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At a TED talk this morning, Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur Elon Musk unveiled the first concept video for the Boring Company, which wants help you never get stuck in traffic again by boring huge tunnels underground.
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She wanted to get stuck in the hurricane, forced to shack up with Blue and Ralph Angel, and I can't say I blame her; I wouldn't mind getting stuck with Ralph Angel in a storm, myself.
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Tush Roll Benefit: This moves helps smoothing out, self-massage, hydrate and strengthen the connective tissue and also flush out toxins and even emotional energy that can get stuck in the tush and hips, Roxburgh says.
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Emelianenko realized that he couldn't get stuck in the clinch and eventually shrugged off as Josh Barnett had, or hang out on the outside and dive after desperate shots as Mark Coleman and Kevin Randleman had.
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Bottom line: Unless it's well-funded with bipartisan Congressional support, NASA could also get stuck in a holding pattern when shooting for the moon, even if the private space industry is in favor of the mission.
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The man was admitted to the hospital, where he had a feeding tube inserted so food couldn't get stuck in or pass through the hole in his throat, and received IV antibiotics to stave off infection.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is causing delays and miscommunications due to its retrograde; however, you're still going to have a great day today—even if you run two hours late or get stuck in a line!
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When it comes to finding food, the animal kingdom can be a ruthless place where crabs feed on birds, gators feed on gators, and raccoons gorge on so much bread that they get stuck in sewers.
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There are lots of theories, and lots of people with enough time and imagination to get stuck in them, despite the fact numerous investigations have found no evidence to support any of the ideas put forward.
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"My family was concerned that I was going to get stuck in New York, so I decided to book a flight shortly after my parents called for me to come home," Caroline Heffernan, 27, told me.
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Because of one's genes, a trauma or a crushing current environment, anyone can get stuck in such a low mood or scary downward spiral that he or she cannot function or can no longer feel pleasure.
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On the ground, Gustafsson showed his ability to scramble up against Daniel Cormier, though he did get stuck in half guard for a good portion of the first round as Cormier sat on his bottom leg.
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It's an homage to how Phil Spector treated his famous songs — the ones that still get stuck in your head for days — but also loaded down with a fuzzy guitar straight out of the Jesus & Mary Chain.
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"My perceived sensory differences were a more brittle breakdown," meaning the pretzel did not bend much and fractured into many pieces, "and low level of tooth packing," meaning it didn't get stuck in his teeth as much.
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If the stone is small enough, you might be able to pass it without notice, but a larger stone can get stuck in the tract, causing immense pain, bloody urine, and other unpleasant symptoms until it's passed.
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"We can get stuck in a rut of maintaining old or long-distance friendships digitally, but at the end of the day you need friends to see in person," said Olivia Poole, an entrepreneur in San Francisco.
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"For example, a shoe lace can get tangled on a peddle shaft or a foot can get stuck in a toe clip, causing the rider along with the bicycle to fall to the ground," the patent reads.
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Branch was defending Graham and followed him into the end zone, but the safety's foot appeared to get stuck in the turf while twisting and his knee bent awkwardly as he went down trying to tackle Graham.
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Sometimes retailers get stuck in a cycle of overcorrecting, because if customers complain about missing out on something, managers order more inventory, only to end up with wastage, then scaling back their next order and so on.
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As the U.S. gets set to celebrate its 242nd birthday with multicolored fireworks bursting in air, the suppliers of those pyrotechnics are starting to worry about whether they'll get stuck in the middle of a trade war.
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Military homecoming videos never get old If you want to get stuck in a rabbit hole of laughter and tears, look no further than the scores of military homecoming videos that rack up thousands upon thousands of views.
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Another fear: California might get stuck in a system with a capacity market, forced to pay to keep old fossil fuel plants open and subject to the fossil-friendly shenanigans FERC has been pulling in capacity markets elsewhere.
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My favorite part of The Bachelorette is when they pretend like their dates aren't completely preplanned and every minute detail down what leafy vegetable will get stuck in their teeth during dinner hasn't already been decided for them.
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BANJUL (Reuters) - A hundred and sixty nine Gambian migrants returned home on Tuesday, after journeying across the Sahara in harsh conditions only to get stuck in Libya, most in jails far short of their intended destination in Europe.
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Her 11th-hour negotiations in Strasbourg had provided a glimmer of hope in the form of legal reassurances, which she hoped would persuade hard-line Brexiteers that Britain would not get stuck in the so-called Irish backstop.
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The typical high school experience is certainly an adjustment from the life she's always known, as it turns out you can't bring crime-fighting weapons to class, and large purple backpacks tend to get stuck in school bus doors.
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So while Girls' fifth season feels radically neglectful of its past as a whole, blessing its characters with insta-growth, New Girl can get stuck in amnesiac loops, with everything resetting to zero at the end of each episode.
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"But these demands only apply to international flights, and passengers on domestic flights can tolerate overweight, repulsive flight attendants that get stuck in the aisle?" said Ierusalimskaya who is still not receiving bonuses and remains confined to domestic flights.
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This research implies that we all have an inability to recognize when our experiences are too extraordinary for others to relate; hence, why you get stuck in conversations with your co-worker about her trip to the Blue Lagoon.
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As a result, she said, "we are seeing this tendency for weather patterns to basically get stuck in place in the summertime," whether it is drought in the West or the drenching summer rains in the Midwest this year.
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Commuters awake early, return late, walk for miles to their jobs, get stuck in monstrous traffic jams that have turned Paris streets into impenetrable traps, or bicycle to work in bike lanes that are now anarchic free-for-alls.
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The last thing they want to do is get stuck in the middle, and pay a fortune for a player who ends up getting them all the way to 80-odd wins and one game back of a Wild Card spot.
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We stop for snacks, including Diet Coke, Mountain Dew, chips, Corn Nuts, and a Snickers bar on the way there ($2129) and get stuck in awful traffic that turns our two-and-a-half-hour drive into a four-hour drive.
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Newcomers tend to get stuck in a vicious circle as market players wait for liquidity to build, and in Europe some will be reluctant to give up the proven price mechanism of Euronext's main milling wheat contract <0#BL2:>, traders said.
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It's all too easy to get stuck in comfortable routines (from how we commute to and from work each day to the bars we frequent on the weekends) and forget how important it is to venture outside of our tiny bubbles.
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In the 1990s he tackled trade, and found that in the presence of economies of scale, production could get stuck in the "wrong" place—a country with an underlying comparative advantage might still fail to dislodge production from incumbent exporters.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain is likely to get stuck in a long transition period in which it will pay the European Union and abide by its laws but have no say in the bloc's affairs, a European lawmaker handling Brexit said.
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A new report published by the American Psychological Association on Thursday tackled that question and found they could reliably predict which songs are likely to get stuck in your head based on the composition of the music and the song's popularity.
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"We already know that recent and frequent exposure to a song makes it more likely to get stuck in your head and people who sing and listen to music a lot tend to get earworms more often than others," she said.
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Perhaps one or more of those mutations might eventually cause the cells to get stuck in their more fetal repair mode, preventing them from differentiating back into their specialized identities and leading to the out-of-control proliferation characteristic of tumors.
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He reiterates the typical dangers of putting something up your nose: You don't know how much of each ingredient is going to pass through your nasal mucus membranes, what might get stuck in there, and how it might clog your sinuses.
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The indie rock classic will get stuck in your head when you're cruising the vinyl section of Williamsburg's Urban Outfitters (get it, because that's where the HIPSTERS hang out and it is fun to mock them according to their outdated stereotypes!).
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From the limited visibility in the back of our rapidly bouncing and turning vehicle, I was just able to glimpse the car bomb as it seemed to get stuck in a small ditch, maybe 50 or 60 yards from us.
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The passenger version, the calèche, often carries women from the market to their homes, in neighborhoods where children play freely in the middle of the streets, knowing that cars would get stuck in the sand if they tried to get through.
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But because iOS didn't limit the number of file requests a device can accept, an attacker can simply keep sending files again and again, repeatedly displaying the file accept box, which causes the device to get stuck in a loop.
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That puts it miles ahead of Homecoming, where both the villain and Peter's love interest get stuck in a story twist that works in the moment but undercuts much of the movie's third act, which then slowly deflates (another Marvel problem!).
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" Martyn offers a sombre agreement, "I think, on the DJ circuit, you do a couple of rounds when you're younger, and then you make a decision: either stay and get stuck in that loop or ask for something else, something more.
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"If you can just look at it as 'all right some days it's going to rain, some days it's going to be sunny' but it's better not to get stuck in your kind of doldrums and get off the couch," she added.
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Volkswagen is spending more than $50 billion now in an attempt to secure enough batteries and battery materials for its big push into electric cars, partially because it doesn't want to get stuck in a situation where the supply is too limited later.
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This early moment is, perhaps, a bit of trolling on Bandersnatch's part, because it soon becomes clear that it's incredibly easy to get stuck in "choice loops" — cycles of decisions and reversions, where you're asked to redo the same sets of choices.
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Mothers with larger babies are more likely to have infants that get stuck in the birth canal or require equipment like a vacuum or forceps to aid vaginal deliveries, and they are also more likely to have surgical, or cesarean section, deliveries.
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"Bottom line: the mortgage investor has to worry about you paying your loan off too quickly, so it's not at all uncommon to see mortgage rates get stuck in the mud even as Treasury yields surge to all-time lows," said Graham.
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The iPhone had only just come out, and in the years to come smartphones and tablets asserted themselves as the primary devices for people who wanted to communicate, play games, browse the web and get stuck in the flytrap of social media.
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They're stilted and strange, with bland stories that get stuck in first gear, performances that can't escape director George Lucas's apparent desire to create an emotionless universe, and gratuitous visual effects that at times seem to be the movies' main reason to exist.
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It's possible that kitty litter is better at absorbing moisture than rice (which honestly, isn't the best drying technique anyway), but kitty litter particles are typically quite small — the perfect size to get stuck in your phone's headphone jack, charging port, or speaker grille.
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"Despacito" combines everything that's great about Latin American music: It's the perfect reggaeton and pop crossover, with sensual lyrics that read like a love ballad, and it would get stuck in your head quicker than you can sing along to the "pasito a pasito" bridge.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. It can be easy to get stuck in a porn rut, but adult filmmaker Shine Louise Houston has the solution to your woes: PinkLabel TV—a subscription-based streaming service that's essentially a sexy equivalent to Netflix.
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In December of 2008, I circulated a graph that illustrated two steady states for the economy, including one that has low nominal interest rates and low inflation in perpetuity, and I said you're taking a risk that you would get stuck in this situation.
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TikTok is proof that it only takes 15 seconds for a song to get stuck in your head, and now that the app has gone from a Gen-Z secret to something pretty much everyone scrolls before bed, our brains are like a cursed jukebox.
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These directives -- sometimes wrong if the sun is still shining -- are based on one clear reality learned from blizzards of the past: people who die in blizzards often do not die from snow but from carbon monoxide poisoning of those who get stuck in cars.
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This form of pollution can be very damaging to your health because once you breathe it in, the particles can get stuck in your lungs or work their way into your bloodstream, causing irritation and inflammation that can lead to respiratory problems and other diseases.
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It recalled around 53,000 Model S and Model X vehicles in April of last year due to parking brakes that could potentially get stuck in the "on" position; a few months later, it recalled 11,000 Model X because of a faulty cable in the second-row seating.
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I even had someone tell me he was thankful to get stuck in the back of the theater for his showing, if only because he was able to peer into the projection room and watch the hired gun projectionist sling massive reels of the 70mm film.
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The ILIFE A4s also happens to have a Gen 3 CyclonePower cleaning system that works on all kinds of floors — including carpet — and a number of super smart senses meaning it will never bump into your furniture, get stuck in corners, or fall down the stairs.
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But if you're committed to wanting to learn constantly how to be a leader and not just get stuck in your own head, around your own ideas and who you used to be, the stories you tell yourself, then I think there is really a breakout.
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I can get stuck in the studio so easily for hours because I feel an overwhelming need to complete a work, but most of the time it's actually more beneficial to get some separation from it and get out of my own head for a bit.
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And if you accept that time is just a thing we've come up with to make sense of how we're trapped in this never-ending current, it becomes easier to slip loose of it, to get stuck in some moment you might be better off leaving behind.
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Unfortunately, I suspect this attraction might be closed on the day itself, given that part of its appeal is the option to wear a massive snake around your neck, an activity I graciously declined, leaving Artwork to get stuck in as if he were a 1980s Vegas showgirl.
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Voters have complained about the lack of communication about how and where to vote, as well as a fear that they'd get stuck in line at a mega voting site and not catch the last bus home, said Adora Obi Nweze, president of the Florida chapter of the NAACP.
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"It's one of the most frustrating things in the world, you want to be able to [be more open], but it's literally like, you get stuck in this position but you have to make this decision whether you want to let the crazy people in," said the actor.
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" So if you don't want to get stuck in the "I'm going to keep eating the entire bag" mentality, you just [think to yourself], "these are actually just too pleasurable for me, I don't have the ability to regulate myself, so I'm not going to have any right now.
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Still, for people who are really into video games and who tend to live large portions of their life on social media, it can be easy to get stuck in a bubble in which it feels like the views held by you and your friends are the dominant beliefs.
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Officials are using their vast wealth of sandy expanse to welcome any four-wheel-drive vehicles (not to be confused with all-wheel-drive, which will get stuck in the sand) to park on the newly accessible beach for $228 a day or $20 during special events like concerts.
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It's hard to judge the tone of the series based off a brief synopsis, but a show about investment banking might actually work, if it goes full-on millennial Succession and doesn't get stuck in the painfully awkward satire of Dunham's last show for HBO about glamping or whatever.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. When you're living an entitled life updating social media from an air-conditioned office in East London, it's easy to get stuck in a millennial bubble and not consider that other people might have things just a little harder than yourself.
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Ideally, the show would keep scaling up, but I fear it's going to get stuck in the pit that a lot of shows like it wind up in, where the characters can't face the main villain until the final season, so they spend a couple of years marking time.
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As Liz Robbins reports for the New York Times, renewal applications from 33 DACA recipients in New York and 21 in Chicago were sent well in advance of the October 5 deadline — only to get stuck in limbo somewhere around the US Citizenship and Immigration Services processing center in Chicago.
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Dr. Minden adds that if you tend get stuck in the defeatist mindset that nothing ever goes your way, you probably won't put much effort into trying to improve your situation, and if you think that people will think you're weird or awkward, you'll probably feel anxious about talking to them.
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They're either 500-degree shitshows where everyone is out of their goddamn minds and wearing cornea-melting neon, or they're a miserable, rainy trash fire and your rainboots get stuck in mud during an attempt at a thot pose, so that's where you live out the rest of your days.
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A robot lifting car doors on a factory line is relatively easy to just code, but to navigate the chaos of a home (clutter on the floor, children, children on the floor …) a robot will have to adapt on its own with creativity, so it doesn't get stuck in feedback loops.
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And while it's always handy to keep a spare outfit in your car in case of potential fashion faux pas, your extra pair of jeans won't exactly help you when your battery conks out, or when you get stuck in a ditch in the middle of nowhere with zero phone signal.
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For workers further along in their careers, the lack of opportunities to learn new skills can lead to workplace lock-in, where people get stuck in the same job or role year after year, rather than learning new skills that can help them (and their companies) grow in new ways.
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Plus, it also offers a service like Lyft a competitive advantage, as drivers who don't get stuck in traffic can complete their fares more quickly, offer passengers an improved experience – both of which can help to impact Lyft's and others' bottom line in terms of more completed rides and repeat business.
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"Eyes Closed" is about the moments that are more enjoyable when you close your eyes: "Elevator" depicts a hotel worker and celebrity making friends when they get stuck in an elevator: "Subway" sees a music executive spotting a talented busker playing on a subway platform and turning her into a star:
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So when I read about a cover of "Look What You Made Me Do" by metal band One More Slice in Strife Magazine, I knew had to listen; if not for the sheer ridiculousness of it, then for the small hope that maybe this version would get stuck in my head instead.
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"I wanted to go somewhere where I had people that look like me, but I also didn&apost want to just surround myself with that and get stuck in my comfort zone," Austin said, adding that he hasn&apost personally experienced any racism since starting at the school a few months ago.
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We can learn so much about ourselves when dating a Cancer because they create a safe space for you to let out your fears and insecurities, and explore your emotional depths with you in a way that can be challenging for other, more cerebral signs that get stuck in their own heads.
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" The danger of the pill is that the user can get "stuck" in a task, only able to focus on counting the words in a book instead of reading it or, as Mizuko says has happened to her, applying the same red lipstick over and over until it has "eroded…to the hilt.
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There's a lot about these telemedicine visits that can sound appealing: no need to get stuck in traffic on the way to the doctor; no long stretches in the waiting room before the exam; no missing half a day of work for an appointment that's over in the blink of an eye.
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But there's one huge issue with "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher" (other than the fact that it will get stuck in your head seemingly forever): Netflix hasn't released it (or any of The Witcher's soundtrack) for streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, or any other major streaming or music purchasing service.
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And over and over again, like a dog being taught how not to poop on the rug by having its face shoved into the poop, I have to learn this lesson: When I plan things out too carefully, get stuck in my own little tree house, that's when things are the least authentic.
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Indeed, a more forward-leaning assessment by the CIA was being produced before the election, but the agency purposely did not brief Congress at the time on that information in an attempt to not get stuck in the middle of politics during the campaign, as the FBI did, according to several of the sources.
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There are so many great things you can put on it, like your phone as it charges at night or the book your were reading for class, instead of throwing it on the floor or falling asleep with it and letting it invariably get stuck in the gap between the bed and the wall.
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So what we're saying is, show New York and its residents what a modern street design can look like for buses, that prioritizes buses, and gives them their own designated right of way, where they don't get stuck in traffic, where it is almost mimicking more of a rapid transit service on the street.
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Home cooks can all get stuck in our own ruts of stir-fry, pastas, or taco night, but by providing everything you need for a recipe, these kits can get you to cook something you've never tried before or teach you a new technique in a way that leaves cookbooks or website recipes in the dust.
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"I've been acting for a really long time and sometimes I feel like when you're a child actor you can get stuck in a box," says the star, who broke out as a panelist on the game show Small Talk in 1996 before going on to star on Summerland, Darcy's Wild Life , The Beautiful Life: TBL and more.
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And get stuck in, in whatever way you feel you can best bring change, whether that is literally by giving financial support to a chronically underfunded organization that is working on these issues, or whether that's admin support, volunteering, or having difficult conversations with people who are much more likely to listen to you than others.
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"Mark had a loopy backhand, but after seeing it described in the play, he worked on it a great deal, and it's better now," said Bragen, who owns an orthodox but potent serve, a strong ground game and great court coverage but who, perhaps unsurprisingly for a playwright, can get stuck in his own head at crucial moments.
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On the wide beach north of the lounge, Shari Osborne and her family had the entire oceanfront to themselves and were determined to enjoy it, despite frequent complaints from her husband, Doug, that they would get stuck in traffic if they didn't leave right away and head home to Kannapolis, N.C. "We're trying to ignore him," Mrs.
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They switch trains, miss trains, get stuck in the doors, and run up and down the stairs at various underground stops, all portrayed merely by the familiar sounds of the subway and conductor instructions, as well as a giant box that the actors run around and through as puppeteers rush to open and close various flaps in turn.
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The whole thing takes place in and around Winterfell, over what amounts to a 12-hour period, and you can almost feel writer Bryan Cogman and director David Nutter thrilling to the prospect of only having to service this one specific window of time in these characters' lives, before they get stuck in yet another giant battle.
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Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, a University of Iowa political scientist, found that women in academia are more likely to get stuck in less prestigious jobs or leave their fields entirely because of structural gender issues like citation biases, straightforward sexism and pressure on women to do committee work while men get to devote time to their research.
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As Japan and China embark on joint infrastructure projects in Southeast Asia, those countries stand to gain if the projects adhere to Japanese environmental and labor standards or reduce the chance that the recipient countries will get stuck in a quagmire of Chinese debt or end up handing over strategic assets like ports, as happened to Sri Lanka.
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Other losers: The Sand Snakes, for obvious reasons; Littlefinger, for obvious reasons; Sam, for continuing to get stuck in the most disgusting situations; Varys, for almost certainly getting burned alive at some point in his future; the Game of Thrones cosplayers I saw at Comic-Con, for failing to recognize the sheer cosplay magic that is greyscale Jorah.
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One of the reasons why we get stuck in education is that our thinking is framed by so many myths: Often it is small classes that have created the Taylorist culture where teachers end up doing nothing other than teaching and don't have the time to support individual students, collaborate with other teaching professionals or work with parents — activities that are hallmarks of high-performing education systems.
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She and representatives of Audemars Piguet eventually met and Ms. Bucci said they discovered a common thread: "We are both family businesses with a great deal of heritage, yet we push forward with innovation and don't want to get stuck in old habits," said the designer, whose great-grandfather established a business selling and repairing pocket watches in Florence in 1885, later adding jewelry.
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Nevertheless, its juicier tunes, warmer synthesizers, increased willingness to get stuck in your head, and radical modification of Bieber as a persona make the album a startling improvement regardless of whether you considered him the cutest little teenthrob since the boy-band era; an empty corporate puppet; a profoundly unlucky and probably traumatized star deprived of an ordinary childhood; or all of the above.
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One of the things that I've noticed with our team is that if we lean too heavily on data, we just wait and wait and wait and can get stuck in very small iterations, rather than looking more broadly at new solutions, and so for us to just continually push forward as a company I think is really important, as long as that underlying philosophy is sound.
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She wrote of circumsizing Sam for aesthetic reasons, noting that in her experience the uncut unit, as she put it, looked sort of marsupial, perhaps like a rodent trapped in a garden hose; the umbilical cord, when it fell off, reminded her of something the cat might get stuck in its tail; and she wrote, marvelously, of wishing she could just put the baby out on the porch for one night.
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Unlike tigers, even if they try to show off their incisors, they still just wind up looking cute, harmless, and a little bewildered: Tigers can do things like kill people and shut down entire highways, which makes sense given that they look like this: Meanwhile, raccoons tend to spend their time getting into all sorts of adorable shenanigans, like hitching rides on garbage trucks and eating so much trash they get stuck in sewer grates. See?
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