Getting stuck in a negative cycle Friends are good outlets to vent to, but when it's a work friend on the receiving end, you run the risk of getting stuck in a negative cycle.
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"(Neftali) is getting stuck in these innings for sure," Counsell said.
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As problems go, getting stuck in a shirt isn't so terrible.
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Could you avoid getting stuck in some sort of time paradox?
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Thanksgiving is a time for family, and inevitably, getting stuck in traffic.
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Incidentally, getting stuck in elevators seems to be the latest Snapchat trend.
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But the raffle tickets were always getting stuck in the drum's crevices.
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The rest, save for getting stuck in a muddy cornfield, is positive.
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Gun it up the gravel hill or chance getting stuck in a gully?
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And why is a TV show theme song getting stuck in our heads?
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They are a long way from getting stuck in their own holding pattern.
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Democrats can't fall into the trap of getting stuck in an echo chamber.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - India is at risk of getting stuck in anti-corruption crossfire.
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And does anything elicit more powerful emotions than getting stuck in a traffic jam?
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Photo: Eric Risberg (AP Images)Few hells are worse than getting stuck in traffic.
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Weather is getting stuck in place, making both extreme dryness and extreme downpours routine.
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What's less clear is why the show keeps getting stuck in this particular rut.
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Getting stuck in despair isn't an option for me as a parent or activist.
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Flying takes a lot of battery life, but driving means getting stuck in traffic.
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We noticed that a lot of the video games were getting stuck in playrooms.
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A dead battery is preventable, as is getting stuck in a snowbank in a Miata.
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Looking forward to getting stuck in traffic as you inch your way to the office?
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Spirit lasted for six years, before getting stuck in a sand trap and losing energy.
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Instead of getting stuck in a rut of job unhappiness, treat it as an opportunity.
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"All them young fellas getting stuck in town and getting into trouble," said one coach.
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In 2015, VICE penned a brief history of people getting stuck in chimneys and dying.
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I cry nearly every day because I feel at risk of getting "stuck" in a moment.
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There was a point where the driver narrowly missed getting stuck in between the wall dividers.
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American Robby Gordon stands on the hood of his truck after getting stuck in the mud.
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Instead of getting stuck in that philosophical trap, why doesn't Cosima just focus on her cure?
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A plaque at the University of Pennsylvania commemorates President Gerald Ford getting stuck in an elevator.
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Freud wrote about toddlers getting stuck in the "anal stage," and I guess that was me.
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According to Yahoo Sports, flying ants were swarming around her head and getting stuck in her hair.
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One puppy had a close call when it stopped breathing after getting stuck in Beau's birth canal.
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A fat rat nearly lost its life after getting stuck in a sewer grate in Bensheim, Germany.
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Apparently, eels getting stuck in seals noses happens occasionally, but no one is certain as to why.
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Getting stuck in an echo chamber where everyone shares your opinions is easier than ever right now.
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Now that he is getting stuck in the quagmire of health care reform, the market is dipping.
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One man dressed in black-tie attire was found dead after getting stuck in an air vent.
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Those companies say they fear getting stuck in a downward spiral if they have a lower utilization rate.
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One fishing vessel could only travel a few hundred meters before getting stuck in the ice, Babb said.
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HUD Secretary Ben Carson getting stuck in a public housing elevator is straight out of a Veep episode.
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You don't have to worry about it getting stuck in a loop cleaning the same patch of carpet.
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"All them young fellas getting stuck in town and getting into trouble," said Dione Kelly, the team's coach.
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But in and around San Francisco, no one likes to talk about getting stuck in start-up purgatory.
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The first season ended with the two versions of the characters each getting stuck in the other's dimension.
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You've got the makings of China getting stuck in the middle-income trap, is that what you're saying?
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The knowledge that there's an entire horror movie based around getting stuck in one is not as fun.
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Or if it's a temporary means to an end and you're diligent about not getting stuck in that situation.
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Once on the plane, the $2186 airline wifi is atrocious, and my emails keep getting stuck in my outbox.
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"We noticed that a lot of the video games (at the hospitals) were getting stuck in playrooms," said Wigal.
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This bald eagle was just OFFENDED by his misfortune after getting stuck in a car grille during Hurricane Matthew.
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Cameras caught the solider speeding a car through a North Korean guard post before getting stuck in a ditch.
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Then I watched several Snapchat stories about the Kardashians getting stuck in an elevator, also all on my phone.
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He also compared a company accepting liability for crashes involving self-driving cars to getting stuck in an elevator.
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The title track, premiering here, is a six-minute bummer jam that feels kinda like getting stuck in quicksand.
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But I'm worried about getting stuck in a position with even less room for growth than my previous jobs.
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The video is hilarious ... paparazzi are falling over each other, clowning her about getting stuck in a Paris elevator.
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Getting stuck in a position that's all wrong for you can take a massive toll on your entire life.
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What IS true is this -- Bey's hair getting stuck in a fan back in July 2013 during The Mrs.
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When it comes to getting stuck in traffic on the way to and from work, Los Angeles leads the world.
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"On my farm I was like, 'My pickup truck, I hate this, it's getting stuck in the snow,'" Bollinger says.
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Getting stuck in one — whether due to flight delays or cancellation — is an unfortunate, yet often inevitable, scenario in travel.
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Her life revolves around frolicking in fields, hanging with the canines and occasionally getting stuck in an empty feed bag.
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Clay County Sheriff's Office says bald eagle is okay after getting stuck in the grille of an oncoming car pic.twitter.
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Getting stuck in a defensive position with Lesnar's weight set and based would be bad for anyone in the division.
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So the getting stuck in and meeting people side of making an independent video game, nowadays, is of massive importance?
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"We noticed that a lot of the video games (at the hospitals) were getting stuck in playrooms," said Wigal, 29.
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You might recall the sisters getting stuck in an elevator last week -- well, this is the place where it happened.
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I saw right through every white lie about email (about not receiving it, or it getting stuck in the spam folder).
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Those companies say they fear getting stuck in a downward spiral if they have a lower utilization rate at the start.
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You've likely missed huge market opportunities by getting stuck in pattern matching — but it's not too late to turn that around.
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Sometimes it takes major turns north and south, essentially getting stuck in the same pattern and slowing the movement of weather.
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And it's true that it's hard to imagine getting stuck in a jam when you have access to the whole sky.
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The size of the bite can make the difference between something getting swallowed with ease or getting stuck in an airway.
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If Americans abroad do not return soon, they risk getting stuck in a foreign country for an indefinite period of time.
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Let us take great pains to avoid getting stuck in partnerships that go bankrupt, limit public access or ruin our health.
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More than anything, coronavirus concerns have convinced me that being flexible is key to avoiding getting stuck in a bad situation.
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Crave's Ti Chang lamented about getting stuck in the back — an egregious mistake on CES' part if you ask this reporter.
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Getting stuck in some airports may mean more time for a spray-tan or for your children to explore a playspace.
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That might seem more appealing than getting stuck in a difficult 50:50 marriage with the French government for the foreseeable future.
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If you want the sick views without getting stuck in the crowd, you can try the Grand Ferry Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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He's obsessed with his four-wheeler and will venture all over the farm, exploring new territory and getting stuck in mud puddles.
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Snakes across the globe frequently wind up getting stuck in cans — beer and otherwise — because their scales only run forwards, not backwards.
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However, if supply is getting stuck in Louisiana as a result of Diamond, the additional crude from Capline could worsen that effect.
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This helps you avoid getting stuck in local optima — you can use a wrench to hammer nails if that's all you've got.
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Fanning, an Australian, was waiting for the next barreling wave when a fin emerged behind him, getting stuck in his surfboard's leash.
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Simply pop them off when you eat and drink, and you'll never have to worry about gnarly food getting stuck in them.
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It may have evolved in bees, they speculate, so the workers could collect fluid without getting stuck in the water and dying.
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Disruption is happening all around us, and we can either harness it for the common good, or risk getting stuck in the past.
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Rather than getting stuck in terror, harness all that energy of wanting to live, wanting to thrive, of pleasure and laughter and connection.
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The beauty of these practices is that they help you to focus on the present moment, instead of getting stuck in the past.
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The patient had just figured she'd dropped it somewhere, Morjaria explained, but it was actually getting stuck in her eye with the others.
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It can't just be about the characters getting stuck in endless Bad Place/Good Place loops that they are unable to escape from.
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I walked home, getting stuck in a bush on the way for ten minutes and nearly arrested for walking through a parking lot.
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Charlie Chaplin's "The Cure" and "Return of the Pink Panther" both feature extended bits that revolve around characters getting stuck in revolving doors.
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And new loans should be tethered to a borrower's ability to pay it back—without getting stuck in a whirlwind of new loans.
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The sudden panicked feeling of a mask coming off – or of getting stuck in a narrow passage – is very difficult to anticipate or treat.
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"It was thought they frightened them into getting stuck in swamps and then waited for them to die," he said, according to The Guardian.
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She doesn't seem unhappy, despite such occasional concerns as contracting malaria or about a sister in law getting stuck in a sinkhole in Florida.
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If they want to turn Trump into that rare bird, a one-term president, Democrats must be wary of getting stuck in his web.
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Aware of this potential hazard, Macron urged Algerian youth to "look forward" rather than getting stuck in the past during a recent visit to Algiers.
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On Saturday, Twitter user Trin posted a throwback photo of herself getting stuck in a swing and needing the fire department to cut her loose.
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Frustrated and exhausted after weeks of uncertainty, many migrants have become desperate since getting stuck in squalid camps in the Mexican border city of Tijuana.
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You're stressed out and frantically trying to find something you need, while you're also worrying about being late for work or getting stuck in traffic.
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The city was seeing record violence as beefed-up border security ironically meant American-bound drugs were getting stuck in Tijuana, fueling crime and addiction.
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They are injured or sometimes stranded from being hit by a boat or getting stuck in a fishing line, for example, when they are found.
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It freely rolls around your home with a mind of its own, changing directions when it hits an obstacle to prevent getting stuck in a corner.
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We ended up getting stuck in a little part of history, but we show up and it's literally in the most beautiful field I've ever seen.
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Your standard-issue, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic bag is responsible for plenty of planetary damage, like getting stuck in trees or being ingested by animals.
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But Nulgit said their day of fishing turned into a freezing, sleepless overnight stay when their truck became "bogged" -- Australian slang for getting stuck in mud.
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Knotel is building what it calls the Agile HQ platform, a way to rent office space without getting stuck in a lease which might last years.
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In the jocose "My Pre-Existing Conditions" Elderkin admits to two left feet, getting stuck in the past, needing to talk before bed, and there's more.
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But there was always a risk of getting stuck in a formula: how many times could we watch Axe beat Chuck, then vice versa, ad infinitum?
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A would-be drug thief was forced to call emergency services after getting stuck in the chimney of a pharmacy he was allegedly trying to rob.
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Find a new challenge Getting stuck in a rut can dampen your mood, so strive to consistently challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone.
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When should you leave for your Thanksgiving drive in order to avoid getting stuck in traffic with the tens of millions of people on the road?
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" Yet she does emerge, time and again, to feel the relief in being able to "entertain unhappy thoughts without getting stuck in a stranglehold of despair.
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Opportunity&aposs twin, Spirit , which also touched down on the Red Planet in January 2004, apparently froze to death after getting stuck in thick sand in 2010.
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Knotel is building the Agile HQ platform, a way to rent office space for a few hours or a few months without getting stuck in a lease.
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That might be frustrating to some expert users, but could prevent novice users from accidentally getting stuck in reverse chronological and not knowing how to switch back.
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Cops say the Corvette also sped past the trooper and swerved in and out of traffic at a high rate of speed before getting stuck in traffic.
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Not nearly as much but, to me, those records kind of head in different directions, and I think that maybe helped us from getting stuck in that.
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After getting stuck in some traffic for a bit, our next customers were the lovely Irene and Daniela, two Italian girls who both worked at a restaurant.
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He said he wanted to take advantage of that precious time between graduating from university and getting stuck in the doldrums of a 9-to-5 job.
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And how can they strike the balance between using data to improve their business while not getting stuck in the too-much-data-too little-time trap?
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Though it's exciting for a company you care about to pop up in your email, she said to refrain from getting stuck in that state of mind.
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Everyone has beauty staples that they return to time and time again, but it's still important to shake things up to avoid getting stuck in a rut.
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There I was in the E.R. triage area, watching other frantic parents enter with newborn fevers, bad coughs and chubby fingers hurt from getting stuck in doorways.
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Ballard's one shared experience with other Connelly characters is constantly getting stuck in traffic as she drives all over the greater Los Angeles area chasing down leads.
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There were a few complaints about pulpy juices, herbs, fruit, and even small slivers of ice getting stuck in the strainer and making it hard to pour.
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Scorpio is a fixed sign, which means you possess stamina and the will to persevere, but there is also potential for getting stuck in deep emotional ruts.
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Mainly pro-government broadcasters showed migrants boarding buses in Istanbul, walking to the border in the Western province of Edirne, and getting stuck in no-man's land.
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Instead of getting stuck in a never-ending second act, much of the story is pushed to the fourth act, or the fallout from the big moment.
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Whether it's getting stuck in a snow plow like Martha Stewart, or simply taking in the flurry-filled sights, here's how the stars are spending their snow day.
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When confronted with a room full of half-naked, sweat-soaked WWE wrestlers during a Raw event in London, they certainly don't shy away from getting stuck in.
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Sarah Peltz said her R train slowed to a crawl in Brooklyn on Monday morning, eventually getting stuck in the tunnel under the East River for several minutes.
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When you think about growing older and getting stuck in these troughs of life from which you can't escape, you don't think of someone like Bruno or Michael.
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"Anyone with a tendency to ruminate will need the best of distractions to avoid getting stuck in a depressive spiral related to feeling alone and unloved" on remote Mars.
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But many people from Beirut or areas further north are loathe to spend the extra money on petrol or risk getting stuck in the long traffic jams each weekend.
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But, with Trumponomics getting stuck in the mire of D.C. politics, investors are vastly overestimating the chances of significant tax cuts and infrastructure spending anytime soon—if at all.
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According to the data, the most common injuries (over half of those in the database) involve foreign objects going or getting stuck in places they aren't supposed to be.
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She got the idea in the late 1990s, after getting stuck in a Porta-Potty at the start of one race then, in another, accidentally mooning a fellow runner.
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Your heels were made for walking — and thanks to Becca Brown and Monica Ferguson, the days of sinking into grass or getting stuck in a sidewalk crack are over.
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Some of the moments include killer whales eating a penguin, jaguars killing an alligator, a baby flamingo's legs solidified in salt deposits and fish getting stuck in fishing nets.
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If it expires in 2016, the State Department is urging you to renew it now to avoid getting stuck in an anticipated backlog that could upset your international travel plans.
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Resetting the distance over and over again without getting stuck in trades along the fence meant that Jedrzejczyk could shine a light on the very limited nature of Andrade's striking.
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Pitt, 52, came to the aid of a young girl who was apparently in danger of being crushed after getting stuck in the middle of a rowdy crowd on Monday.
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Jakubowski attributes Go-Jek's success with targeting the problem of mobility in a populous city like Jakarta such that consumers are able to receive services without getting stuck in traffic.
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The conference turned out to be "good practice for saying 'the Trump presidency' without the words getting stuck in your throat," Meg Jacobs, a research scholar at Princeton, said wryly.
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On Wednesday morning, after losing to Boston to fall to 7-17, Archer retweeted a GIF of himself getting stuck in his own hooded sweatshirt while pulling it on backward.
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You can also use a mild soap and water mixture on said cloth, but again, only do so if you can keep the water from getting stuck in small spaces.
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But the 109-year-old bridge is prone to getting stuck in the open position, and when that happens crews have to be summoned to bang on it with sledgehammers.
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Security footage from the store was submitted as evidence and clearly showed other customers getting stuck in the pallet, suggesting that Walker's fall was not a clumsy or freak accident.
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Some people say this rumor is untrue, but have you ever heard a story of someone getting stuck in a bathtub about someone who hadn't actually gotten stuck in a bathtub?
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After a string of bad luck, including getting stuck in a sand trap, Spirit stopped communicating with NASA, likely because it lacked the energy to ward off cold hardware-wrecking temperatures.
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Butterflies flying backwards, my golf ball glitching through what looked like a glob of jello—or getting stuck in the hole without letting me score—but they didn't really bother me.
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AND FINALLY ... You can almost feel it getting stuck in your teeth I've been in a "satisfying holiday-themed process video" mood lately, so enjoy watching how candy canes are made.
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Recounting what he missed about the presidency, Obama mentioned his team, the rewarding nature and intensity of the work they did -- and being able to travel without getting stuck in traffic.
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If it had embraced the messed-up aftershocks of time travel more, not to mention the horrific consequences that come with getting stuck in a time loop of your own making, 11.22.
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The new findings imply that male mammoths more often died in a way that meant their remains were buried, perhaps by falling through lake ice in winter or getting stuck in bogs.
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Long hair is always going to be glamorous, but in real life, it'd probably end up getting stuck in-between escalator stairs or fall into the toilet the second you sit down.
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Officials worry that economies risk getting stuck in a self-fulfilling cycle of low rates and low inflation that will make it harder to rebound from recessions and require increasingly forceful intervention.
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"The president has proposed doing away with judges on more than one occasion," the anonymous author reportedly wrote, claiming Trump said too many of his policies were getting stuck in legal limbo.
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If you don't push or try or at least do what you love or wear what you love, then you're kind of getting stuck in a trap of really not being yourself.
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In a harrowing incident last month, a Pegasus Airlines plane in Turkey slid off a runway and fell partway down a cliff over the Black Sea, before getting stuck in the mud.
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In some cases, you can develop claustrophobia after a particularly traumatic event, like getting stuck in an elevator for a long period of time — but often, there's no precipitating event, Dr. Schneier says.
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The Raptors face a tough call with Lowry and the core in general because they risk getting stuck in the middle, and that's an even greater certainty with a DeMar DeRozan-Ibaka core.
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Setting feasible goals, admitting when you're feeling discouraged and forcing yourself to reach beyond your comfort level can help you strike a balance between getting stuck in your feelings and pushing through them.
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Without moral capitalism or a powerful equivalent, they risk getting stuck in internecine fights while their arrogant adversary rekindles his vow to return America to a "greatness" he can neither define nor deliver.
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From time to time, we all fall victim to what life coach Christine Hassler dubs the "rinse and repeat lifestyle" — essentially getting stuck in a rut, which can result in unhappiness, emptiness, and boredom.
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It may be too soon to talk of Russia getting stuck in a Syrian quagmire, as Barack Obama once glibly predicted, but Mr Putin looks a long way from being able to extricate himself.
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RELATED: John Kerry launches blistering attack on Russia at UN Meanwhile, State Department spokesman John Kirby warned Moscow that it risked getting stuck in a quagmire if it didn't work to end the violence.
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But as more and more people have been flushing wipes down their toilets, including makeup wipes, and wet wipes, those items have been increasingly getting stuck in — and clogging up — the screens, Metro reported.
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Victor Fargas, 57, a glass worker from the Bronx who had to delay some of his jobs after getting stuck in the traffic, decided to pass the time by taking a nap in his truck.
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Rory McIlroy got sick and tired of watching his Pro-Am partner Justin Timberlake getting stuck in the sand ... so he stopped down and gave the pop star one of the coolest personal lessons ever!!!
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That was me getting stuck in a pattern, and it's only when I stare at the grid while my brain rifles through all the files in my head that I emerge with the right answer.
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If you've noticed your hair getting stuck in the wand, that it's extra dry and scraggly, or that it's taking longer than usual to finish a section, your outdated flat iron may be the culprit.
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Well, actually, first he's in his car on the way to the Grammys, looking at himself in the mirror, getting stuck in traffic because of a police barricade — which he tells us because we asked, apparently.
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Just when "Too Many Cooks," finally stopped getting stuck in your head, Adult Swim releases the next esoteric, primal, frightening, captivating internet video we're fated to be obssessed with, This House Has People in It (above).
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As other reviews have noted, the game was also nerve-wrackingly buggy when I played it, forcing me to restart from a stingy fixed-checkpoint system after getting stuck in bushes or paralyzed midway through animations.
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While its twin rover, Spirit, sent its last transmission in 2010 after getting stuck in sand and losing power, Opportunity has been able to continuously recharge thanks to Marian winds which clear dust from its solar panels.
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And if you find problems with your design while playing, like the ball getting stuck in a certain spot, you can grab a marker and make quick tweaks to your design until the game plays smoothly again.
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Changes to how it recommends new accounts to follow, and how it reveals trending topics outside of our existing networks, could help a great deal in combatting the threat of getting stuck in your own filter bubble.
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And be sure to use our travel guides — like 25 Ways To Do Paris Like A Local — so you can find all the hidden gems to explore instead of getting stuck in the same ol' tourist traps.
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"You should have someone in management and in HR to see if someone is getting stuck in an uncomfortable situation, whether it is inappropriate touching, too much hugging or a conversation that is taking a bad turn."
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French 20-year-old Fabio Quartararo, who had started as the youngest ever rider on pole position, had looked set for the podium but his Petronas Yamaha slowed on lap 14 after getting stuck in third gear.
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READ: Australians trying to flee wildfires are getting stuck in massive traffic jams Former Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said that while the government was doing the best it could, its plans for fighting climate change aren't enough.
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"We are tackling three of the biggest problems young people face: the inability to save money, the difficulty of tracking spending… [and] the problem of getting stuck in a cycle of debt and paying a premium for it".
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As he muses on subjects such as growing old, getting stuck in the mundane nature of adulthood, and being broke, Modern Hut acts as a testament to the enduring appeal of a man, his thoughts and his guitar.
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BANGOR, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Bank of England interest-rate setter Michael Saunders warned on Wednesday that Britain risks getting stuck in a low-inflation trap if the central bank does not take early action to boost the economy.
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But CBS News reported those in the elevator believed their deaths were imminent as the car began to slide down the shaft:Visiting from Mexico, Jaime Montemayor didn't expect his trip to Chicago to include getting stuck in an elevator.
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The team speculated that people who get hyper focused or very easily distracted at the hand of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) might be getting "stuck" in one of the two states of neuron activity described in their papers.
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"Camille is very brave in the sense that she's not getting stuck in a formula," said Massimiliano Gioni, curator of the 2013 Biennale, who gave her a show at the New Museum, where he is artistic director, in 2014.
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Last July, it actually happened during the official season, and attendees leaving the previous show were so scared of missing it that they abandoned their town cars and jumped on the Métro because they feared getting stuck in traffic.
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She moves as randomly as possible except that whenever she bumps into a piece of the path she has already followed, she turns away from that piece to avoid crossing her own path or getting stuck in a dead end.
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Franco told an anecdote about Wiseau getting stuck in traffic during the Globes 15 years ago, and stating in frustration that he was unwilling to "wait for Hollywood," and was simply going to make his dream movie on his own.
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GOSSI, Mali (Reuters) - The French soldiers seeking out jihadists in central Mali's savannahs were prepared for the sandstorms, the thunderstorms, the lack of anything resembling a road and the need to tow vehicles whose wheels kept getting stuck in floodplains.
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In the PS4 version we tested, minor issues include NPC allies getting stuck in walls, conversations ending but leaving you stuck in conversation mode, enormous load times when leaving interiors, and inescapable-deathtrap autosaves that ruin several hours of progress.
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This pattern was especially strong for the participants who ended up recovering the most, and the researchers speculate that these emotional ups and downs could actually prevent us from getting stuck in the rut of cycling between sadness and longing.
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Earlier on Wednesday, BoE rate-setter Michael Saunders said interest rates should be cut straight away, citing a weak labor market and a sluggish economy, to avoid Britain getting stuck in a low-inflation trap as in the euro zone.
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Officials had hoped to start fixing another notorious choke point on the Northeast Corridor next year — the Portal Bridge, a balky, century-old drawbridge in New Jersey prone to getting stuck in the open position, causing a cascade of delays.
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Essentially, here are the best places to live to be safe from crime and violence, safe from getting stuck in a hurricane, earthquake, or tornado, and to be in a good spot to buy a home or find a job.
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HOSPI operates autonomously and doesn't require a track or an operator to wheel it around the floor, using sensors and collision avoidance technology designed to prevent the hulking robot from crashing into walls or people or getting stuck in a corner.
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These soft robots would flop on the surface and move about in ways that won't result in them sinking into the debris or getting stuck; in the meantime, they can grab samples and test them or eject them to a waiting orbiter.
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But getting stuck in the weeds debating the veracity of specific events detracts from a larger truth, which is that growing up gay in an environment in which machismo is the ultimate value makes queer people astute observers of how masculinity is enforced.
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With the temperature on Mars falling as low as minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit, Callas explained how Opportunity must stay warm enough to keep from freezing its computer – a fate which NASA believes befell sister rover Spirit in 2010 after getting stuck in sand.
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In fact, the psychologist says that failing to do so results in candidates applying to jobs that are not necessarily the best fit, getting stuck in the job search or even tanking an interview because they are still affected by their job loss.
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A Turkish student at Bocconi, Milan's premier economics university, which had canceled classes for the next week, she said she had a ticket for Turkey Tuesday morning because she feared getting stuck in Milan if the government decided to lock it down.
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You know, a pipe dream of mine is teleportation because I hate the concept of getting stuck in traffic and I also get motion sick, so whatever we could do to not have a moving vehicle in the very very far future is my ideal.
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He had celebrated his 22017th birthday last weekend with a four-tiered fruit and veggie cake — but died just two days later in a tragic accident, when he drowned after getting stuck in an underwater hatch at his home, the city's Parker Manatee Aquarium.
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This one from Tesvor is a cut above the rest, featuring ultra-strong suction and superior gyroscope navigation technology that allows it to memorize your living space, so it can do its job without getting stuck in a tight area or tumbling down the stairs.
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"Now I can eat fish and not worry about bones getting stuck in my throat," Mohammad told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, describing how he enjoys a well-lit evening meal since his son, Ghulam Nabi, installed solar bulbs in his home three months ago.
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Riding around New York City over an entire day—crossing bridges climbing hills, and getting stuck in traffic—meant that I killed the battery after about 11 miles, which was fine because I made it home before the scooter was completely out of juice.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - For Danielle Macdonald, a young actress hailed by Hollywood Reporter as the movie industry's "next big thing", every part of her Cannes experience - from the standing ovation for her movie to getting stuck in a lift - was part of the adventure.
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Bryant cherished his time with his family so much that he started traveling by helicopter to quickly trek from Lakers practice to his children&aposs events without getting stuck in Los Angeles&apos heavy traffic, he said in a 2018 interview with Barstool Sports.
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Some of Mr. Vandenbussche's other designs were prescient, including nearly flat stove burners, a tiled walk-in shower and a wall-hung toilet; while others were clever problem-solvers, such as raised thresholds between doorways to prevent carpets from getting stuck in open doors.
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But how does one strike a balance between owning and amplifying the things that make us different — which can connect us to others who share that same difference, an assurance that we're not alone — and getting stuck in what's effectively a minority ghetto, gay or otherwise?
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The challenge for Mr. Biden will be whether he can leverage the fact that Mr. Trump now faces impeachment proceedings because of the president's efforts to collect opposition research on him and his son, without getting stuck in a morass of questions about his own family.
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Democrats were also wary of getting stuck in a political trap Republicans made clear they were laying for them: GOP leaders were trying to lure Democrats to embrace a plan Republicans believe is outside of the mainstream, and then use it against them on the campaign trail.
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Mashable reports that in the new episode of Game Revealed, Varma says that after logging long hours of screaming at Headey and bringing up the emotions necessary when you're sentenced to watch your child die right before your eyes, she had to deal with getting stuck in her cuffs.
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A central tenant of ACT is that emotional pain is driven in large part by getting over-involved in difficult experiences and thoughts (that is, going over-and-over things in our mind; getting stuck in our experiences; and being unable to create any psychological distance between yourself and the terribleness of things).
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But some drivers find the handles and charging ports are getting stuck in the blast of dangerously cold weather that's blanketing much of the U.S. Tesla drivers took to Twitter and social media this week to gripe about frozen wipers, side mirrors and door handles that prevent them from getting into their cars.
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The problem with the Dial is it's so sensitive that getting back to any specific point, even one or two steps backward, is a challenge bordering on impossible, and I found myself repeatedly getting stuck in loops — erasing too much, then jumping too far forward, then too far back, then too far forward.
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Rail traffic controllers failed to detect a smoke alarm during the January incident and did not stop all trains at the first reports of smoke and fire, which the NTSB said would have prevented the Yellow Line train car where Glover died from getting stuck in the tunnel near the L'Enfant Plaza stop.
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As Johnson moved to relieve the pressure from his throat, Nurmagomedov's knee came inside and began to trap Johnson's hand to the mat again before he moved again, began getting up to his elbow and exposed himself to the across the back grip, getting stuck in that same horrible position once again.
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If there was a Freud Dream-Puzzle Kit ™ you could buy at Urban Outfitters, like those annoying word-magnet poems people have on their fridges... Think about it: water, sinking ship, cigarette, getting stuck in a crowd, not kissing a girl from junior high... it's like a standard recipe for existential dread.
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A central tenet of ACT is that emotional pain is driven in large part by getting over-involved in difficult experiences and thoughts (that is, going over and over things in our mind, getting stuck in our experiences, and being unable to create any psychological distance between yourself and the terribleness of things).
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"It was a bit of a catastrophe, as I ended up getting hurt severely and getting stuck in a thing called the pit of doom — a stinking hole of water with dead pigeon carcasses — as I tried to look for one of the ravens," he said at a party on Monday to launch The Ravenmaster.
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It works because it's been carefully designed to encourage creative and interesting play, while limiting some of the problems you might expect to encounter when more than a hundred people play a game together—like getting stuck in a plot you have no interest in, or having your boundaries crossed by an over-enthusiastic player.
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" The former California governor also lamented extreme partisanship in American politics and predicted "independents are going to take over" the Republicans and the Democrats because people "are upset about the fact that the Democrats are too far to the left now and getting stuck in their ideology and Republicans are too far to the right.
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He did, however, rely heavily on physically pushing Rothwell off of him in order to create room to escape once against the fence, and also found himself running into the fence and getting stuck in positions where his butt was on the fence and he was having to regain his balance before Rothwell could chase him down.
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Why it took almost two years for charges In 2014, at the time of his alleged crimes, more than 1,000 head strayed as far as 50 miles from his ranch and into the Lake Mead National Recreational Area, "getting stuck in mud, wandering onto golf courses, straying onto the freeway (causing accidents on occasion)," authorities said in documents.
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At first, I was feeling skeptical and wondered if the demo had actually been engineered to make it easier for me to go through, but after trying to trick the sensors for a bit and getting stuck in the demo, I realized that I perhaps have gotten a bit too jaded/paranoid for a 22-year-old tech reporter.
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For a look at how he might do this it would be worth studying Wanderlei Silva versus Cung Le. Wanderlei Silva is not a disciplined ring strategist, yet by keeping either too far away from Le or crowding him, he was able to avoid getting stuck in the range at which Le could apply his kicks best.
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Still, sometimes it does take a decade for earnings to even out, and I understand why students and their parents are driven to majors that come with an easier or faster payout, even if it means getting stuck in middle management and working for humanities majors -- often from wealthier backgrounds -- for the rest of their lives.
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But, if you're sick of getting stuck in this routine — and I enthusiastically include myself in this group — then you may want to check out Cairn: a subscription box filled with cool outdoor gear that's meant to inspire you to get outdoors more often, and lead you to discover new outdoor community staples or new innovations you might not have otherwise.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — When I read the title, "Labor Contract(ion)s," on David Alfred Bywaters's puzzle, I was very excited, because I thought I would get to tell you the slapstick-like story of getting stuck in a stall in the ladies' room of a restaurant at the precise moment I happened to go into labor with my first child.
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In fact, I recently had the chance to ask Turk himself about this song (more on Turk in posts to come!), and he explained it thusly: A quick aside: Yes, the song "Help," which has nothing to do with getting stuck in an elevator and is in fact about how people will be screaming for help when The Hot Boys show up, was inspired by The Hot Boys getting trapped in an elevator and yelling for help.
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I think the main worry was because there was a current investigation going, and obviously I'm willing to give all the possible information that I have voluntarily, however, the other side might not be willing to give me that opportunity, and they're not even interested to speak to me, they just want to turn [unintelligible] meeting with a Russian-based artist and having had held the Miss Universe in Russia in 2013, given the Russian fever, this could have turned into a big circus, with me just getting stuck in the US, which I cannot afford doing, because just canceling these four shows in Canada and the US, this puts roughly a half-a-million-dollar burden on me financially, which is not very pleasant.
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