Some of the supporting players get trapped in the quicksand
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Sometimes, dead skin cells get trapped in the area, too.
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When elephants fall into deep holes, they often get trapped.
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"I didn't want to get trapped in there," he said.
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Boats get trapped in muck all the time, of course.
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They often get trapped, scrambling for more cash to push on.
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"We can't get trapped by what is not real," he wrote.
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Within the gyre, trash can get trapped and circulate for years.
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Still, Wilson urged clients not to get trapped by fleeting market rebounds.
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What's the "forever war," and how did we get trapped in it?
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A lot of people get trapped in debt by using personal loans.
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Here's hoping this latest feature doesn't get trapped in this testing phase.
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That's for kids who might climb into the box and get trapped.
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Stay away from attics and crawl spaces where you could get trapped.
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And when water gets in there, it can get trapped and become warm.
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When these glands are blocked, oil may get trapped beneath, forming a pimple.
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The tiny wheels can get trapped by uneven sidewalks and grates, causing falls.
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Again, this is where Silicon Valley might get trapped in its own dogma.
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Sometimes characters leave them behind to charge, then get trapped away from them.
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You can see how you could get trapped in a never-ending circle.
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What is this (art) world and how did so many get trapped inside?
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"You get trapped in a merry-go-round of screening procedures," Ash said.
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If you ever get trapped in a sticky situation, just think of this koala.
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Could a kid get trapped in a room when the door closes on them?
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"Don't get trapped by the easy trope that Fox peddles fake news," he said.
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I get how people get trapped with their own desire for power, or for attention.
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So it can get trapped, which can infect your lungs and ultimately lead to pneumonia.
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Because it's a bit too easy to get trapped by two ghosts and then die.
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What makes The Good Place work is that it doesn't get trapped by its politics.
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CRAWL Kaya Scodelario and Barry Pepper get trapped in a crawlspace during a Florida hurricane.
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What becomes received wisdom, so that we get trapped and can't think outside of it?
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The electrons get trapped in parts of the crystal's structures and stay there for a while.
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The speed of the recoil is what causes the small air bubble to get trapped underneath.
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However, they can get trapped under wet fabric against the skin and can keep stinging repeatedly.
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When your pup is outside, fewer grains will get trapped in his coat and tracked inside.
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The particles can get trapped deep in the lungs, causing breathing problems, heart disease and inflammation.
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Overfishing has devastated food sources, and the dolphins can get trapped in fixed gillnets and drown.
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Troubled minds get trapped inside halls of horrors, monsters manipulate skin as if it were clay.
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"We do not want to get trapped on the other side for the winter," Bakke said.
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"It's very easy to get trapped in circular thinking with depression and obsessive thinking," he said.
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That can be pretty expensive and can be pretty low quality, and people can get trapped.
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"Migrant labor is more likely to get trapped in bonded labor," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The hope gap makes it easy to get trapped in a place where you can't problem-solve.
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I think that I can get trapped into the nitty-gritty of being at a record label.
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These charged particles get trapped inside the field, creating huge, powerful belts of radiation that surround Jupiter.
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We get trapped in categories created in the past, stuck in rigid perspectives, oblivious to alternative views.
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When the sulfur falls back to the ground, it can get trapped and preserved in polar ice.
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Bees get trapped on the surface because water is roughly three orders of magnitude denser than air.
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No, I already got trapped in Katrina and I don't wanna get trapped again,' so we gotta go.
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His strategy was simple: get trapped, enjoy a meal and get released — room and board, if you like.
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What do a group of fashion kids do when they get trapped in a elevator for 40 minutes?
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Be careful when pranking your friends — lest you get trapped in the head of a big, purple dinosaur.
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Everyone wins when people with disabilities contribute to our economy rather than get trapped in cycles of dependence.
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"I'm afraid the Fed is going to get trapped like the others if they go down this path."
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We even see him get trapped in the same chess moves he formerly used to trap everyone else.
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You never know when you'll get trapped in a ditch and need to get out of your vehicle, stat.
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Moving around in an uncalculated way will cause you to get trapped even further within the scarf's limitless depths.
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But by noon, the bayou's raging waters still rising, she started to worry that they would get trapped there.
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The main danger with taking super-consumers seriously is that companies may get trapped in their existing business model.
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"Many people are disabled temporarily and need help but get trapped in the disability system," Drake said by email.
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Specifically, keyboards are breaking down because specks of dust can get trapped underneath the keys, rendering them un-pressable.
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Everyone is going to get trapped" Winter may be coming, but according to van Houten, "The heat is on.
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"Sweat and bacteria get trapped under layers of makeup and prevent the skin from dissipating heat properly," she says.
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When particles of light, called photons, enter it, nearly all of them get trapped and then dissipate as heat.
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Bacteria in lake mud release methane gas, which collects in big bubbles that get trapped under the surface ice.
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It was very exciting, but you could easily go down the rabbit hole and get trapped in this lifestyle.
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Viruses can get trapped in the small spaces and holes in cloth, preventing transfer, says The New York Times.
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Linen sheets are porous and breathe, so warm air won't get trapped next to your body while you sleep.
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Pros: A BPA-free symmetrical silicone shape that toddlers loveCons: The design sometimes allows water to get trapped inside
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One concern after surgery is that air can get trapped in tissues, which can expand on a plane, Gupta said.
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Remind us why we dislike politicians, repeat his general themes, and don't get trapped having to provide specific policy proposals.
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Yeah, we've got to learn from our experiences, but it doesn't mean we have to get trapped in the past.
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How did Kyle -- who was on his way to a tennis match -- get trapped in the third row bench seat?
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Or, if you live in a highly polluted area, pollutants can get trapped in your nose and cause similar problems.
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I think we had some kind of instinct that if we weren't careful at certain points we would get trapped.
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I wasn't too surprised by that given how thin the material was — there's no way heat could get trapped inside.
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Likewise, when some of Bonnie's toys get trapped in an antique store, two more pre-used tropes come into play.
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Most notably, the keyboard is too flat and can easily break if pieces of dust get trapped underneath the keys.
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Don't overthink this one: The web belongs to a spider, and the feed is the INSECTS who get trapped there.
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They do not get trapped in local maxima, and they do not deceive themselves if they find something more important.
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"Many animals get trapped in the rubbish or ingest great quantities of plastics, which end up causing their death," she said.
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Here's what we found: 2010's Frozen is a survival horror about three people who get trapped on a ski lift.
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And one of the things I thought you would do is not get trapped by the four calls of the spreadsheet.
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And one of the things I thought you would do is not get trapped by the four walls of the spreadsheet.
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There are a lot of different ways to get trapped in life, and in many cases, the way out is money.
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But I realized it was a dead end, and one I could get trapped in if I didn't get out fast.
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We tend to get trapped in this circular logic according to which our response to terrorism is the cause of terrorism.
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"There is a distinction between governing and political rhetoric, and people should not get trapped in the binary,'" Mr. Johnson said.
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Make sure you pay special attention to the screen, the buttons, and anywhere dust and pocket lint tend to get trapped.
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"It's easy to get trapped in the idea that there's a way that you have to do these things," he said.
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"The charcoal in the middle layer absorbs [the sweat] and also eliminates odor that can get 'trapped' in other mats," she says.
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" "Don't get trapped into the thought that you don't have time or your kids won't enjoy it – just give it a try!
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The cycle is perpetuated as the hole grows; as more water and heat get trapped beneath the ice, the faster it melts.
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Just don't get trapped in a dead-end while hunting a wolf and your souped-up Gene costume will be just fine.
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"When you have this canopy overhead, if the boat sinks, and you are wearing your life jacket, you get trapped," Goodman says.
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These included a two-year ban of fishing with gillnets, in which vaquitas get trapped, which came into effect in April 2015.
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They also point to aquatic ecosystems as a potential source, noting that microplastics could potentially evaporate and then get trapped in snowfall.
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Mosquitoes and flies, which also develop inside the pitcher's fluid, get trapped in X. beaveri webs when exiting the plant as adults.
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The molecule can get trapped in frozen grains of dust that circle the new star, some of which eventually coalesce into comets.
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But of these, only fat cells have virtually limitless ability to store calories, and too many get trapped there, according to Ludwig.
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The illness, also called the bends, results when compressed air bubbles get trapped in body tissue or vital organs, including the brain.
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Dr. Glickman suggests sitting on the toilet and shifting your body around because water can get trapped in the folds of your rectum.
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Instead, a group of kids get trapped inside a game, with all the gaming tropes, references, and nudge-and-winks that premise suggests.
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But anything smaller than 10 microns, or about one-seventh the diameter of a human hair, tends to get trapped in our lungs.
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A group of four friends go night swimming in a lake, only to get trapped on the wooden raft by a mysterious creature.
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The project's mission is simple: to provide bail for detainees, who often cannot afford even small amounts and get trapped in the system.
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I'm annoyed by the look and feeling of screen protectors, and I'm especially annoyed by the air bubbles that can get trapped underneath.
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Hill climbing works well if there's only one peak, but if there are more, the climber can get trapped on the wrong one.
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Turtles that get trapped in fishing nets often can&apost get to the surface to breathe, which can lead to them to drown.
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"Allowing too much water to get trapped between the nail [and the fiberglass] can cause lifting and mold is definitely a possibility," she says.
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It can also get trapped by inland by features like hills and mountains, leaving few areas in the country where Indians can breathe easy.
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Your floors get sopping wet, and then you often get trapped in a corner when you don't plan out your route ahead of time.
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No matter the fabric, each infinity scarf is a continuous, seemingly never-ending piece of material that you will most likely get trapped in.
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And 12 percent of these cases were due to "wedging," when babies get trapped between two objects, such as a mattress and a wall.
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It is often easy to get trapped in air-conditioned offices getting the official spiel, when the real happenings are out on the street.
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The arrestees, who were mostly poor, would often have a hard time making court payments and get trapped paying late fee after late fee.
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Seems he'd scaled what must have seemed to him like a mobile buffet, only to get trapped in the ladder on the truck's rear.
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It's hard to credibly threaten to do something that hurts us, without denying that it does hurt us and then get trapped doing it.
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When things don't go their way, they don't get trapped in denial, and they don't sit around whining about how things should be different.
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" Finally, all pretenses of civility aside, the "pitfalls," or "things to avoid," include "don't get trapped in the 'let's be nice and polite' mindset.
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This is the sort of sitcom where, if two people walk into a fancy automated shower, you know they will get trapped in it.
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A lot of women get trapped in believing that relationships are painful and [involve] going for people who don't give us what we want.
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"It's like a siren song of an effective message, and they get trapped by it," said GOP consultant Chris Wilson, who worked on now-Sen.
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Claustrophobia can be an "exaggerated form of a natural instinct" to avoid dangerous situations where you'd get trapped and lose air supply, Dr. Schneier says.
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Don't go into the attic if the home is taking on water, because you could get trapped if there is no exit to the roof.
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Low-wage workers get trapped in largely manual jobs because of the difficulty of acquiring better-paid skills, according to a new study from MIT.
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Mixing in a little bit of dish soap in the reaction will create enough surface tension that oxygen bubbles will get trapped, Dr. Morris said.
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Rogers had been born with cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease that causes thick mucus to form in the lungs where bacteria can get trapped and multiply.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 43%Evil spirits wreak havoc when Sarah (played by Elizabeth Olsen) and her father get trapped inside their haunted family lake house.
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Avoid dangerous material -- If you get trapped in a damaged building, be sure to distance yourself from downed power lines, broken gas lines and sharp objects.
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You then pull selected sound from it and give it context, as opposed to having to get trapped in something and having to react to it.
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Speaking of… If you're a diabetic and you get trapped in an elevator without your supplies, the firefighters come to get you out really, really quickly.
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He's supposed to execute Ygritte, but she escapes, and when he chases after her they get trapped in an ice cave and have to share body heat (!!!).
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Babies tend to get heat rashes a lot, because they don't have developed sweat ducts, so the sweat can easily get trapped under their skin, she says.
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By the second round it felt as if half the fight had played out as Samart was beginning to get trapped on the ropes for brief periods.
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It turns out, the story doesn't follow real life characters, but instead four high school students who get trapped inside the characters of an old video game.
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" That would be followed up with explosions, Haroon said, adding, if they "get trapped" or "when we run out of bullets we let the vests go off.
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Don't rush into a record deal, and get a good manager before you sign anything—the danger in signing too soon is that you might get trapped.
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And the louder both sides get, the more they do, the more extreme they become, the more we get trapped in this dynamic of action and reaction.
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There is so much going on, and so much uncertainty, it is all too easy to get trapped watching cable news or scrolling through Twitter all day.
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Sickle cell disease can be extremely painful, causing blood cells to get trapped in blood vessels and lead to heart failure, debilitating fatigue, strokes and blood clots.
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All of northern India is breathing toxic air, just as it does every winter when pollutants get trapped in the atmosphere as the windy monsoon season ends.
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I get trapped in a conversation about politics with a conservative person who is a little too young (25) and privileged to have any meaningful discussion with.
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Ms. Kitchener, through tears, told Mr. Marshall that, should they ever get trapped in a rhythm that feels overly predictable, she will push them to take risks.
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The opponent is changeable and punishing, peppering her eye blasts with unpredictable flailing strikes in an arena full of tight passages all too easy to get trapped in.
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So, I also think that we can use them together in a way that illuminates how people get trapped in their bodies and minds and can't get out.
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There are worse places to get trapped than a walk-in cooler filled to the brim with bottles of beer, but very few people would stay there voluntarily.
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Being knowledgeable in industry standards, especially when it comes to contract terms and starting budgets, has helped me confidently speak up and not get trapped into bad projects.
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For one, they offer a way out to someone caught in a bad place in life — people often get trapped in violent situations due to desperate economic situations.
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The episode, about a group of sentient "digital clones" who get trapped in their boss' warped simulator game, explores issues of workplace harassment, "nice guy syndrome", and male entitlement.
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" She was not surprised, however, because when she took the job she said one her friends warned her, "Whatever you do, don't get trapped in an elevator with him.
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Mark Henry, an Australian engineer, has upgraded them with improvements like an openwork handle that stays cool and one-piece construction without rivets so food residue doesn't get trapped.
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The posting completely mischaracterizes the payday lending model, the households that get trapped in a cycle of debt and the pending consumer protection rules to rein in industry abuses.
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Most passengers get to and from the airport in cars or taxicabs that often get trapped in traffic on the Grand Central Parkway and other roads in northern Queens.
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The moment I get trapped in my reflection either in a mirror or my phone screen, I am confronted with an abundance of unrealistic expectations and pressures from society.
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The only newcomer was Sony and Columbia Pictures' "Escape Room," a psychological thriller about a group of strangers who get trapped in a deadly (you guessed it) escape room.
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YouTube users who appeal a complaint can easily get trapped in a confusing automated system — and while the system has never been perfect, the stakes have grown higher and higher.
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The double-LP version is deliberately pockmarked with jarring locked grooves in the middle of the track—just a few more slapstick pitfalls for unprepared listeners to get trapped in.
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Are you worried that we are seeing the early salvoes of a growing dispute between the United States and China, and companies like yours could get trapped in the middle?
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"It's very easy for a large company to get trapped into not wanting to place too many bets and fail too often," says Jeff Wilke, who leads Amazon's e-commerce business.
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Anthony Michael Hall: Perhaps best-known as the nervous, bookworm Brian Ralph Johnson in The Breakfast Club, Hall, 21986, no longer looks like a kid who'd get trapped in his locker.
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Green came down awkwardly during a 7-on-7 drill, with his left foot appearing to get trapped underneath cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick, who fell after leaping to knock away a pass.
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Luckily, the girl was able to slip back out of the slot, but even if she hadn't, she wouldn't have been the first kid to get trapped inside that infuriating machine.
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" Or as Ms. Greenberg puts it, when asked about her advice for Democrats, "Don't allow yourself to get trapped by gotcha questions that are clearly designed for clickbait and Republican attacks.
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Looking at nerfs, Genji can no longer damage traps with Swift Strike, can now get trapped in Junkrat's Steel Trap and his ultimate Dragonblade now lasts six seconds instead of eight.
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Here are my notes from the first week of the experiment: MondayI wanted to start today, but I didn't sleep last night and was scared I'd get trapped in another insomnia cycle.
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Melody makes sense as an addendum to standalone audio products that don't want to get trapped in the weeds of voice assistant dumbness by jumping on Amazon's Alexa or Microsoft's Cortana platform.
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In the round robin or earlier playoff rounds, sure—maybe you don't want one team to get trapped in a six-period marathon that hurts them for the rest of the tournament.
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The longer it holds out, the harder it will be to step back and salvage the relationship because the Turkish government will get trapped further by its own rhetoric about American plots.
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They forget that no two Turnings are alike; instead, they get trapped thinking that the last catalyst — the Great Depression, a financial crisis — was the next one as well, and Bannon does too.
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For a period of time I had to step away entirely [...] One of my hopes for artists today is that they don't get trapped in images that don't really reflect who they are.
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Desperately, Scott pretends to have powers and revels in his family's acceptance, only to get trapped deeper and deeper in the lie as a sleazy company hiding behind environmentalism threatens his local community.
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He's thinking about instances where people might get trapped under rubble or separated from their friends and family and don't have phone service or Internet to call for help or ask for resources.
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"Girls in the autonomous districts of Bodoland live in camps, have no schools to go to and get trapped by traffickers, who are always good-looking and well-dressed young men," he said.
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According to the Journal, doctors familiar with the procedure—called a "stellate ganglion block"—believe the shot "resets the system" after stress signals get trapped in a loop between the body and brain.
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"Before they get down into alveoli — the air cells deep in the lungs that allow for the gas exchange into the blood — the microscopic particles get trapped in the mucus," Dr. Cennimo says.
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"I think the lesson from the last couple of years is it's quite dangerous to get trapped in these risk-aversion news cycles because they don't tend to last very long," Nordvig said.
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People get trapped in private bubbles of speech, as it were, bouncing off their nearest and dearest, although the likelihood that anyone will stay near and dear to anyone else feels increasingly remote.
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It's a heart-wrenching story that provides perspective on Princess Carolyn's ambitions, how easy it is for women to get trapped in bad situations, and how quickly a future that looks settled can change.
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And when a piece of wood was too large for them to work effectively within a hole, they would cut it and use it to ensure that they not get trapped in the tunnel.
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It's very easy to get trapped in a loop of counterinsurgency where you have armies running between provinces, suppressing new rebel toeholds, but completely unable to mount an offensive against the main Yellow Turban strongholds.
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Just a note on radio silence: I've been traveling — back home yesterday, and then basically fleeing the New York area, moving up a family-related car trip so as not to get trapped by snow.
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But some solar-wind particles get trapped by the magnetic fields enveloping our world, forcing them to follow the familiar North-South lines, where the particles get dumped into the polar regions of our planet.
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Extreme low temperatures require very clear and dry air to persist for several days, which makes it denser than warm air, so the pockets of extreme cold get trapped in hollows of the ice sheet.
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In "And on the Thousandth Night …," we're improvising stories, and a lot of the fun in that piece is just watching people get trapped, improvising things that they clearly have no possibility to successfully complete.
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He says the event organizers are working to get trapped guests off the island in a safe manner, and says he and his partners will work to ensure that every attendee is refunded for their trouble.
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In what's either every gamer's dream or worst nightmare, a small group of beta-testers get trapped in a cutting-edge virtual reality fantasy game with lethal stakes in the first episode of Sword Art Online.
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The topic is so "burdened with significance," as transgender studies professor Bobby Noble once described it, it's easy to get trapped in the debate over its existence—instead of looking at it objectively as a cultural product.
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Some traders expect U.S. barrels to get trapped if the dispute between the world's two biggest economies turns into a fully blown trade war, which in turn would force own the price of U.S. crude even further.
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Maybe video games, particularly free-to-play online games, are the only affordable release at the end of a long workday that a low-income person can find, making it easier for him to get trapped in it.
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The trailer presents a terrifying story: two British ships, the HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, get trapped in the ice as they search for the Northern Passage, and their crews face bitter cold temperatures, illness, and dwindling supplies.
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Fear of being caught out in the open looms large: In one story, three sixth-graders get trapped in an empty classroom with no way out and no protective cover that's able to hide all three of them.
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All the party invitees get trapped at the house when a snowstorm picks up outside, and then you get a classic "and then there were none" scenario where guests start getting killed off by a murderer one by one.
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"In the affected vehicles, the driver-side floor mat anchor may break allowing the floor mat to move and get trapped between the accelerator pedal and the vehicle carpet," the agency said in a notice issued earlier this month.
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The changes over northern Italy are particularly striking because smoke from a dense cluster of factories tends to get trapped against the Alps at the end of the Po Valley, making this one of western Europe's pollution hot spots.
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As waves of infected memory cells are swept out of the lymph nodes and back into circulation, they get trapped in the final few inches of your respiratory system—the tissues that line the upper trachea, otherwise known as your windpipe.
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Add in some mutant cannibals and ultra-claustrophobic camerawork and you've got the recipe for British director Neil Marshall's hyper-violent adventure-horror about six women spelunkers who get trapped in an unexplored Appalachian cave system after a rock fall.
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We get trapped in these loops of rumination that are very destructive, and the stories that we tell ourselves: you know, that we're unworthy of love, that we can't get through the next hour with a cigarette, whatever it is.
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Specifically, the seafaring MOSAiC experiment — in which a hardy German icebreaking vessel will intentionally get trapped in a floating mass of ice and drift through the Arctic for a year — intends to gather data about the air, ice, and ocean.
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The challenge: The diversity of the terrain in this spot on Mars brings with it a challenge for the entry, descent and landing (EDL) engineers to ensure that the rover does not get trapped in sand or among the boulders and rocks.
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Advocates pointed to Turner's insistence on going to trial, a relative rarity in the modern system, as having played a key role in his death, and a testament to just how easy it still is to get trapped in America's mass incarceration nightmare.
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Some of these charged particles get trapped inside the magnetosphere, as well as particles coming from Jupiter's volcanically active moon Io. The result: parts of the magnetosphere are a radioactive hell scape that can potentially fry any electronics that venture deep inside.
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It's a big change from a life of debt bondage on sugarcane farms, where workers typically sign up for six months' labor, taking the money in advance, then get trapped in repayments and can end up exploited and unable to break free.
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This is the problem with not knowing or caring much about the details of policy — it's easy to get spun by people who do know and care, and it's easy to get trapped in processes that people are building for their benefit rather than yours.
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If you're anticipating a miserable experience where you get trapped in a weird pilates machine and everyone watches you ride that struggle bus, try to temper that anxiety by reminding yourself that there's a reason you wanted to take this class in the first place.
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" Desirina Boskovich on The Ruins: "These young college students go to visit these ruins, I think somewhere maybe in rural Mexico, and then they get trapped on this hill where there's this malicious vine, which I guess is probably some sort of alien creature.
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Of course, if you're looking for something a little more reasonable, you could always pick up a $4100 Rolex, a $4800 Cartier Love bracelet (just don't get trapped in it for 4 years) or a $11,250 Chanel surfboard which Beyoncé once posed next to. khloewithak.
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If we can laugh our asses off together about something silly, share the glory of a big indulgent meal, fall asleep watching/reading something stupid together, get trapped in a s—-y situation and laugh at it because it's a shared adventure, that's my girl.
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Kids may accidentally inhale objects, but it&aposs rare for these objects to get trapped in the larynx, or voice box, according to the case report, because most of these objects will either continue down into the airways leading to the lungs or be coughed out.
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This theory outlines that Bran will try to use his Raven powers to go back in time and stop the Night King from being created but will instead get trapped inside the mind of the man the Children of the Forest eventually transformed into his Icy Highness.
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I have always felt that there is real work to be done and substantive discussions to be had, and that we shouldn't get trapped trying to prove what we all know has existed since at least 28500: that people of color are oppressed in this land.
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Nix compares self-driving cars to elevators — which for many years were operated by elevator operators because of the "Tower of Terror"-fear that riders would get trapped or would not be able to control a machine, which was taking them potentially hundreds of feet in the air.
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"The calls where a mother or father is hysterical or their teenager has hung themselves or overdosed; the female you get on the line who's literally in the middle of being beaten or raped—all those screams and visualizations get trapped in our head" one of them said.
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Those with allergies might develop congestion because small particles like pollen, mold spores, pollutants and dust mites can get trapped by air-conditioning filters and then released into the air when the machine is turned on, said Dr. Maria Garcia-Lloret, an allergist at the U.C.L.A. School of Medicine.
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If you get trapped into hearing something you'd rather not, give yourself permission to say, directly but not insultingly, "I'm uncomfortable when you talk about X." And don't waste time discussing this person with peers who have no more ability to do anything about the situation than you do.
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I'm not sure that I'll be rushing to cook any of these myself anytime soon, but if I ever get trapped in a kitchen with my DS Lite it's nice to know that Mama will be able to help me most of the way through making a decent pizza.
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At 52 inches by 66 inches, the throw is still generously-sized but not so unwieldy that you'll get trapped in it while watching TV.The Motor Robe is made from virgin wool and the Pendleton brand has over 150 years' worth of pedigree making blankets in the Pacific Northwest.
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Because the storm is likely to get trapped over South Texas for days, caught between two high pressure systems — one to the east, and the other to the west — it's also likely that inland flooding will be compounded by the strong onshore winds, which will discourage the floodwaters from draining into the sea.
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But Leon, who thought Mookie Betts was going to get trapped off second, took off down the line from third and beat the tag after the throw came in from first baseman Eric Hosmer, who pulled the same thing on the New York Mets in Game 23 of the 22 World Series.
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But, like many artists who get trapped in Toronto's cyclical hype machine, there was never a guarantee that potential would be realized (or used for anything good.) In July, Woods released his debut project Waking at Dawn and almost immediately after went on to join Drake and Future on the Summer Sixteen tour.
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Three of them, Lori (Jessica McNamee), Toshi (Masi Oka), and a fellow everyone calls "The Wall" (Ólafur Darri Ólafsson) venture into the Meg's lair and get trapped there, while up on the rig the others — including Mac (Cliff Curtis), Jaxx (Ruby Rose), DJ (Page Kennedy), and the team's physician Heller (Robert Taylor) panic.
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This is mostly because of the way SUVs are designed: larger bodies and higher carriages mean pedestrians are more likely to suffer deadly blows to the torso, and higher clearances mean victims are more likely to get trapped underneath a speeding SUV instead of pushed onto the hood or bounced off to the side.
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Read more: 10 things you probably didn't know about Tom HollandWatch 'Spies in Disguise' stars Tom Holland and Will Smith get trapped in an escape room together while meeting for the first timeChris Pratt said he decided to eat a whole rack of ribs in every take of a scene on 'Parks and Recreation' — and they took 12 takes
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I think people are way too complex to limit themselves to any one form of expression, and I feel like people often get trapped in this mindset when they make something that they perceive to be appreciated by other people and then feel pressure to follow it up with something similar, or something that takes one baby step away from that original style.
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"So Mr. Chairman, if you want to talk about civility, you start with the president of the United States and you implore him not to continue to promote violence, not to continue to promote divisiveness and then I think he would be a better example and people would follow a better example rather than get trapped into what he is advocating which is pure violence," Waters said.
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Both sides arrive with obviously ridiculous demands; the act of meeting marks the rejection of those demands but also shows that there is enough good will for a deal to be made; the shape of the agreement swiftly appears; and then, often, the two sides get trapped in tiny details pointing to the tribal instincts that brought the conflict on in the first place.
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These pages refer back to two key events of the prequel film, "Fire Walk with Me": the scene when Annie Blackburn appears to Laura in a dream to tell her months in advance that F.B.I. Agent Dale Cooper will get trapped in the Black Lodge; and the moment when Leland's daughter realizes that the man she's been having sex with isn't a stranger named Bob, but is in fact her father.
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Watch the full interview on "The Breakfast Club" below:Read more:Will Smith admits he &aposwasn&apost happy&apos with his sequel to &aposMen in Black&apos: &aposI had fumbled a couple of my last sequels&aposWatch &aposSpies in Disguise&apos stars Tom Holland and Will Smith get trapped in an escape room together while meeting for the first timeJaden Smith says people offered him food and asked if he was sick after his parents had a very public health intervention on their talk show
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) told Fox News on Friday that lawmakers would continue working with the White House and Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 85033 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE on developing an exclusion process for products that would get trapped in the tariffs.
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