It's grinding toward the next, harder level, then grinding past that.
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Those are fine for grinding spices, but they're terrible at grinding coffee.
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"It's one of those games where we kept grinding and grinding" said Maroon.
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The work seems dull and grinding and it is difficult to make gripping television out of dull and grinding.
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So I put the machine back on, just grinding and grinding, and so I came up with two more bars.
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Cocoa grinding reflects demand for chocolate's key ingredient, though higher processing in producing countries has reduced grinding percentages in consuming countries, with top producer Ivory Coast aiming to increase its grinding to 1 million tonnes by 2022.
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Cocoa grinding reflects demand for chocolate's key ingredient, though higher processing in No. 1 grower Ivory Coast has reduced grinding percentages in consuming countries.
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" - Courtney, 29 "Felt gears of life stop grinding.
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They really never did get popular in America, but what they did do is they just kept grinding away, grinding away all through those different lineups through the 80s, 90s to the 2000s.
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Ivory Coast has an installed grinding capacity of 712,000 tonnes.
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"Uh, grinding on his d— saying, 'F— me,' " Cooke says.
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It requires a grinding work ethic and lots of patience.
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"If you're transgender, grinding actually has practical uses," she said.
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"Obviously his brain was grinding, figuring out things," he says.
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An ordinary Sunday morning instantly came to a grinding halt.
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Fastforward and now you're grinding with said hot stranger. Score.
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Limb bones were sectioned using specialised cutting and grinding equipment.
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Your machine will take care of the roasting and grinding.
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I thought they played hard, stuck together and kept grinding.
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Long after the football season ends, he's still grinding away.
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Kind of every start, it's like I'm grinding through it.
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How does grinding policymaking to a halt hold Trump accountable?
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Instead, 20183 will likely be a grinding legislative shit show.
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Capital punishment keeps grinding on, out of sight of society.
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It is necessary, grinding work, but ultimately can be effective.
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Grinding and gyrating to the music, he's the club's entertainment.
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Syria's grinding civil war will continue without greater U.S. engagement.
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"We have to keep grinding away," manager Ned Yost said.
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"The market continues to forecast a grinding trend," he said.
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Nancy Pelosi, meanwhile, grinding away for decades, retakes the speakership.
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The Trump death march will be slow, grinding and ugly.
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He often wakes up shaking, crying, and grinding his teeth.
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That is no way to run a grinding global sport.
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Which is, of course, one of life's great, grinding truths.
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They're just kind of the gritty, grinding game I bring.
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Just for us to keep grinding and then pull through.
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But starting a business means grinding away for ten years.
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Each variant includes a plain white food grinder attachment, which comes with a coarse grinding plate (for processing raw meats and combining veggies) and a fine grinding plate (for grating cheese and making breadcrumbs).
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"We have stopped buying beans and are only grinding our stocks as are our competitors," said the director of one processor, adding that the company had halted grinding at one of its two factories.
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The smallest gems are sold rough — or unpolished — in bulk for industrial use, such as being embedded in grinding wheels, saw blades, and drill bits to be used for cutting and grinding hard materials.
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Other words for genital grinding include "frottage" (rubbing, not gender specific), "frot" (man on man), "frotteurism" (man on nonconsensual person aka a felony), and "intercrural sex" (non-penetrative grinding, aka dry humping aka high school).
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Partisans of traditional, grinding football might cry foul at this metric.
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Grinding and polishing a glass lens is complex and time-consuming.
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"I've been grinding it for the past seven months," he says.
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Instead of up and down motions, try grinding forwards and backwards.
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Right now, he's grinding just to stay below the cut line.
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We have no choice but to keep grinding and keep battling.
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Without the internet, our world would come grinding to a halt.
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Success sometimes comes down to grinding for experience in optional battles.
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Would it sound like he was grinding my teeth into nothing?
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Bilateral talks are grinding on ahead of a March 1st deadline.
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There's endless chopping, rolling, folding, grinding, tempering — the tasks are countless.
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Grinding graphite produces particulate air pollutants, which can cause respiratory issues.
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Grinding your teeth all the time is also just physically uncomfortable.
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Grinding figures from Asia were due to be published on Friday.
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"[sigh] I spent a long time grinding the game," he said.
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Check out her super close, semi-grinding moves on P. Diddy.
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What faction was I grinding to unlock that set of loot?
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"My teeth were like grinding, I was freaking out," Gomez explained.
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But there's a bit more to Pidgey Grinding for advanced players.
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Hand-grinding and polishing workers are projected to decline by 20.5%
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PG: Both of you must feel that, with your grinding schedules.
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It's putting runs together, putting A-Bs together, grinding them out.
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The pattern of tectonic plates grinding: SoftBank, real estate, red flags.
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After five years of brutal, grinding war, this view is understandable.
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He would do anything to help his family escape grinding poverty.
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We had a corpse-grinding machine in a lot of locations.
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Money has a way of grinding down even the best intentions.
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Bumping, grinding, and tender face-caressing ensued — they practically made out.
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A major fuel shortage brought the economy grinding to a halt.
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They think of wars as long, grinding, slow, often-indecisive struggles.
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But it had taken five long, grinding years to get justice.
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Chinese investments to help pull it out of a grinding recession.
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Even Japan, long synonymous with grinding decline, is expanding as well.
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"It's just fighting it out and grinding it out," he said.
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Like all international efforts, it's a slow, grinding, often frustrating process.
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The explosion rocked Watson Grinding and Manufacturing around 4:15 a.m.
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If he says no, the client still pushes, grinding down resistance.
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So yeah, that is a bit of an ax-grinding exercise.
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It's cool that you believe in astrology (sound of grinding jaw).
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Within Mosul Jidideh, the grinding nature of the fighting stood out.
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Those are the basic steps to grinding meat with your KitchenAid.
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A half-hour before grinding, put your meat in the freezer.
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There you are, grinding your teeth, wondering where everything went wrong.
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No, that's market forces—capitalism grinding its crotch in your face.
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But we fought, kept going, kept grinding, and we got it done.
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I felt you gather me tighter than Jeanne, grinding against me.Desperation. Need.
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"Just keep grinding out at-bats," Minnesota first baseman Joe Mauer said.
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There was some grinding, some sexual tension, and some serious dating rumors.
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Hamas' effort to lift Gaza out of grinding poverty have proven futile.
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It's always a wonder when the major label machine gets to grinding.
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I am picking up my night guard; $500 to prevent teeth grinding.
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The thrill of buying something after weeks of grinding is no longer.
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To get Luke or Darth Vader requires 60 hours of grinding. Each.
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We kept working hard, grinding it out and it's starting to show.
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The grinding urban combat has taken a heavy toll on Iraqi troops.
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"Well, it's just fighting it out and grinding it out," said Woods.
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And it is a big step up from grinding to chocolate-making.
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Greatness in sport, as in art, often comes from unseen, grinding effort.
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After two grinding years of recession, the economy will grow in 2017.
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"You just keep grinding," Hosmer said after Saturday night's 6-0 loss.
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That's because of the slow, grinding work of American democracy: counting votes.
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But they don't know that we've been gone for six months grinding.
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In the meantime, business in the UK isn't grinding to a halt.
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Last year, companies reported grinding 119,301 tonnes during the three-month period.
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SHANGHAI, China — Noisy, grinding machinery and traffic snarled around dusty construction sites.
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After much embarrassing grinding of gears, I slink back to the pits.
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Yemen's grinding civil war was expected to be high on Tillerson's agenda.
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While that was grinding on, only fellow lawmakers could end his mandate.
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The drill of roadwork in late summer was a welcome grinding music.
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Grinding it out is part of the job he expects to do.
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We stuck to our game plan and just kept grinding it out.
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"You have to keep believing in yourself and keep grinding," Hahn said.
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Across Lebanon, banks are closed and business is grinding to a halt.
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We're not grinding out at-bats, and we need to do that.
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Across Lebanon, banks are closed and business is grinding to a halt.
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A banker said that Wall Street had come to a grinding halt.
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We&aposve just (got to) continue grinding out like we did today.
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"All in all, it's sort of a grinding game now," he said.
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"It's a long, grinding season," Manager Terry Collins said before the game.
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He's just grinding through the competition and trying to prove he belongs.
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He was chewing on nicotine lozenges and grinding through several at once.
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Contacts achieved through grinding nuclear negotiations have opened new possibilities of cooperation.
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The shortage could bring factories around the world to a grinding halt.
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Then to "grinding," where Shannon's cousin Lorry Mannix smoothed out any imperfections.
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Meanwhile, Silicon Valley has come to a grinding halt during the outbreak.
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It's the first thing I hear in the morning—him grinding pills.
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"It'll go away," Mr. Ashby predicted, grinding the cigarette into the mud.
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My hatred was so intense that it was like grinding my teeth.
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Hoagland has since accepted a position at a Phoenix concrete grinding company.
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In less than 24 hours, their plans came to a grinding halt.
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But all other kind of social activity is grinding to a standstill.
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But there's the occasional sound of gears grinding in Berry's sophomore effort.
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Cramped spaces that deliver little more than a grinding commute to work.
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Who has the energy to explain why we're all exhausted from grinding?
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" A Los Angeles Times review focused on her depiction of "grinding poverty.
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But grinding poverty and labor strikes are reminders of the challenges ahead.
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"Guys, we were bumping and grinding so hard to 'Señorita,'" he said.
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Colas won a rail grinding contract in Great Britain with Network Rail.
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Blues coach Craig Berube sought a more grinding pace in the rematch.
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He isn't afraid of hard edges, grinding dissonances, spells of near-anarchy.
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A few hours before grinding, consider putting your attachment in the freezer.
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This isn't just a matter of historical interest or ideological ax-grinding.
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Unfortunately, at this stage, Mudiay is still grinding his gears a bit.
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"Keep going out, grinding, keep working hard," Roark said of his resurgence.
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Sometimes you can't beat just grinding up some green for a bowl.
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Let's move this along without grinding the whole column to a halt.
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Some of those kids grew up to keep grinding their Lego minifigures together.
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It responds with an awful grinding noise, like someone slowly sharpening a knife.
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"Grinding" levels on an MMO evokes the scraping sounds of pestle against mortar.
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I felt you gather me tighter than Jeanne, grinding against me. Desperation. Need.
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A retired factory worker, she spends her days growing, grinding and packaging horseradish.
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Salmon feed is based on fishmeal, produced by grinding up wild-caught fish.
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But, things don't stop for Churonica with the Kevin Keller-demanded chair grinding.
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It's a stark escalation in the chaos of the country's long, grinding war.
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But it took seven years of grinding before Insecure catapulted Orji into stardom.
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"If anything, slow grinding with potential downside shocks" is most likely, she said.
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Mrs May perfected her style during six grinding years at the Home Office.
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I felt like guys were battling, grinding through at-bats on both sides.
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Roger is now in the custody of the vast and grinding American bureaucracy.
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We want him to keep grinding and understand that competition is very good.
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But it'll make grinding through Final Fantasy VII once again much more comfortable.
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Now apply that level of intimate knowledge to an intimate gear-grinding liaison.
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Good for grinding teeth and not tasting like a pub-garden plant pot.
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There's creature collecting, but it's more through luck and patience instead of grinding.
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Or maybe they're secretly jealous you're not grinding away at a day job.
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It can even provide relief for bruxism (aka, teeth grinding) and TMJ pain.
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The robots can also carry small grinding tools, to smooth down ragged surfaces.
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Perhaps. But grinding hard candy to slivers of a millimeter is counterproductive here.
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"Never stop grinding" Cuban was born into a working-class family in Pittsburgh.
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Attach the blade extension, load up the processor, and get to grinding away.
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"Things are definitely grinding to a halt today," an EPA official told CNN.
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They kept grinding away, albeit with a ball and chain on both ankles.
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Alex has apparently discovered his calling, grinding and twerking like a man possessed.
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"How will a woman get married without a grinding stone?" her husband lamented.
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Poke saw himself bashing the motherfucker's face in, grinding down with his palms.
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Washington (CNN)A little snow will bring Washington, DC, to a grinding halt.
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It was just one of those grinding days that didn't go my way.
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Last thing she remembered was their beautiful bodies grinding up in that club.
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He'd walk away at an opportune moment, grinding the match to a standstill.
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As long as we're grinding out decent results, we honestly couldn't care less.
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The shots weren't dropping in early ... but we just kept grinding it out.
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This was when the bill was grinding its way to passage in Congress.
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The crash shut down the airport, with all operations grinding to a halt.
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"Grinding teams down — that's kind of how we're built," Berube said Sunday morning.
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Exploration: How do we talk about travel when it's grinding to a halt?
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Question: How do we talk about travel when it's grinding to a halt?
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With the other hand, she simulated grinding a stiletto heel into the ground.
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Neither team could find an offensive rhythm during a physical, grinding first half.
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Rather, Stoltzfus sees stocks "grinding higher," with two laggards potentially leading the way.
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Only caveat: A wedding is no place for grinding through the hard stuff.
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The conflict has become grinding trench warfare in open fields with regular shelling.
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"Things have come to a grinding halt," one senior manager told the Post.
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Pop your meat grinder in the freezer for a few hours before grinding.
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As the grinding and deadly war continues, Sunni extremist groups have gained ground.
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Kaffe-Kuchen is where the stereotypical German sensibility comes to a grinding halt.
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I like the way the guys keep going out there and grinding it out.
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In other words, it shows people with grinding, constant pain that there is hope.
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Home to Mexico's first oil discovery, Tabasco is beset by grinding poverty and violence.
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And Beyoncé is endless effort, grinding labor, working hard until she achieves her goals.
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I could feel he had an erection, that he was grinding against my back.
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He'd been accused of groping and grinding on a woman during a 2016 cruise.
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Dems' impeachment inquiry takes next steps The Democrats' impeachment investigation is grinding relentlessly onward.
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Because that whole grinding and melting process definitely doesn't sound like a DIY activity.
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Never before have so many people been free of grinding poverty and ill health.
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The Solution: Once again, grinding coffee when you buy it is your best option.
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"We still have to do manual grinding of grains and spices," Mr. Kalayya said.
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"So the whole thing is grinding the whole sector slower over time," Pal argued.
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Mr Trump prefers noisy fights to the grinding, unglamorous compromise that democratic governance requires.
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These fixes will take time, grinding along incrementally — much like the scientific process itself.
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The screen prompts you through the automated process of grinding, brewing, and milk frothing.
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"We've got to find a way to move past and keep grinding," Banister said.
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In much of the countryside, humanitarian groups say North Koreans live in grinding poverty.
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Ehrlich: Album two shouldn't be a situation where we're grinding it out at SXSW.
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And after a half-decade of tedious grinding, he finally became an overnight celebrity.
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She saw short-term benefits: Wise felt less anxious and stopped grinding her teeth.
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Saw guys grinding out at-bats, saw some hard-hit balls, guys taking walks.
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There are no aggro or control decks, no grinding(!), no Patches the Pirate (uh).
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They wanted to see how bean temperature affected both coffee grinding and coffee flavor.
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Chilling causes a greater consistency in the size of the individual particles after grinding.
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You can tumble forward, smashing your collarbone and grinding your face into the dirt.
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No, Survival Quest is about what MMOs are actually about: grinding experience and gear.
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He tried to defeat the Depression by grinding it down from behind his desk.
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We hope that this device for grinding up marijuana would make the man proud.
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"We're just going to have to keep grinding it out," manager Rick Renteria said.
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The salt grinding mechanism is made of corrosion-resistant stainless steel for added durability.
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"Everybody is grinding and hustling the way they are supposed to do," Garcia said.
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The Nespresso machine takes all the grinding, tamping, and measuring out of the equation.
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The entire process — cutting, grinding, polishing and finishing — is set up in the round.
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The first half of 2018 has gone from giddy to gut-churning to grinding.
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So it begins: the flag-waving excitement, the teeth-grinding anticipation, the blinding sparkle.
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As Cardone says, "If you gave me $5 billion, I'd still be grinding tomorrow."
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I have a lot of respect for her game and the way she's grinding.
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Typical playoff game, low scoring, grinding down, and we found a way to win.
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While Richie and Cece watch uncomfortably, Hannibal gradually increases the grinding and the groping.
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At the heart of Author & Punisher are layers of grinding guitars and clanging rhythms.
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This would bring PII-dependent AI innovation in the EU to a grinding halt.
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Machinery maker United Grinding Group also plans to go public, sources have told Reuters.
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The effect is insistently grating and energizing, like grinding teeth down to the gums.
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But despite this purported deadline, the administration's regulatory agenda won't come grinding to halt.
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After a grinding campaign season, some reporters made the most of the city's attractions.
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If anything, it makes it that much more important to keep grinding it out.
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But that era's continuous, workmanlike grinding probably didn't feel all that glorious then, either.
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All of this grinding irritation and mutual dislike is conveyed via amusing British repression.
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Back in the day, it was trial and error and a lot of grinding.
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They have been carved into soap-smooth, undulant contours by eons of grinding floodwater.
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The Saban war machine will continue grinding bodies up long after Coker is gone.
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I wasn't really into that—I wanted to do some grinding of my own.
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I soon realized I could just ditch all the steps involving grinding and casings.
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If this is a partisan purge, it is slowly grinding forward in plain sight.
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"It starts with really grinding hard Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday," Garrett said.
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His jaw grinding, his face reddening, his eyes boring a hole right through you.
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But each & every day, this administration is grinding legal, documented immigration to a halt.
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For Buttigieg's minority staff members, a normally grinding presidential campaign has been particularly personal.
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I just kept my head down, kept grinding, kept doing what the coach asked.
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I think he'll keep grinding and eventually got to where he was last year.
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I thought it was going to be grinding a lot — and I have been.
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Dubas preferred a lineup of speed, and Babcock wanted a grinding type of player.
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But the series' nuanced depiction of espionage as grinding emotional labor is still enthralling.
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Those are similar issues that brought the talks to a grinding halt last May.
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They're currently running a stream where four (!!) Wii Us are grinding the level simultaneously.
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So I pride myself in the way I pick myself up and keep grinding.
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"It would make this rad sound when you were grinding it," Mr. Reyes said.
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But grinding it out made the injury worse, and Mr. Thomas underwent major surgery.
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Note that commerce does not come to a grinding halt because of this rule.
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The A-side is "Night Adrift," a grinding cut transmitted straight from a nightmare.
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Other opportunities for exposure: filing, grinding or sanding brakes, or cleaning up work areas.
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Heidi dashed to Spencer, told him, "Let's dance," and then started grinding on him.
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Add a few seeds to a dish rather than grinding them, and suddenly, the flavor
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With the gigantic Tesla Gigafactory in Nevada grinding away producing batteries — 5.5 million square feet!
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"Grinding for #Johnwick and #XXX (Xander Cage not porn lol)" Rose captioned her first post.
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But Grande decided to change it up with a little gender-blind, equal opportunity grinding.
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According to analysts, it's been a slow and grinding fall from grace for the country.
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The women accuse Gooding of nonconsensual touching, grabbing, groping, grinding, rubbing, kissing, biting and licking.
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Following three years of Beatlemania and grinding tours, the band quit the road in 403.
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If attacked, these essential services that underpin American society could come to a grinding halt.
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Sometimes, the rice is simply made by grinding up plastic (see videos here and here).
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The most obvious and immediate sign of a break is a snapping or grinding noise.
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There are also workshops on making sourdough bread, herb bundling, spice grinding and grain milling.
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It was the second job I picked up while grinding – just trying to get money.
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That contrasts with the all-time records Wall Street has been grinding out all year.
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These conditions are degrading civility in Washington and, in turn, grinding progress to a halt.
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He's good at grinding fights out and I've been working on things to counter that.
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You keep grinding it and keeping doing what you do, and you get through it.
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I was just grinding out crap day-in and day-out, and I hated it.
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In recent years, we have seen how partisanship has brought Washington to a grinding halt.
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Grinding, in its imitation of forward movement, is catnip to a mind stuck in neutral.
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We had Petty — and Jamie's grinding tenor on the big chorus — to thank for that.
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"The markets are in a grinding mode, just inching tighter," said one investment-grade trader.
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Some worry that China will look like Japan in the 1990s, slowly grinding towards stagnation.
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But before the grinding begins, the unhulled sesame seeds are soaked, roasted, hulled and dried.
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Now it's another even year, and the Giants are grinding through a tight playoff race.
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Or maybe it wanted to seem young and fun, without the grinding responsibilities of security.
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We cracked open coconuts, grinding their flesh and squeezing out the cream with our hands.
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Clinton is grinding it out the old-fashioned way Clinton is no slouch at fundraising.
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During a September appearance on CNBC "Futures Now," he predicted stocks would keep grinding higher.
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Rather, they remembered rubbing on couch arms, squirming against mattresses, and grinding blindly into each.
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Season five stripped that away and gave us nothing but the grinding monotony of despair.
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And the more I worried about grinding my teeth, the more I was doing it.
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Researchers found a site with distinctive stone tool assemblage including grinding stones but no fossils.
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Ceramic burrs are typically used in manual hand grinders and for grinding espresso beans perfectly.
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"I would say it was more grinding than anything else," Banister said of Perez's start.
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By grinding harder than his competitors, Cuban notes, he was able to achieve repeat successes.
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HUGE supporter of grinding your own beans, try it once and you won't regret it.
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Overthinking, people-pleasing and perfectionism typically kick in, effectively grinding her confidence to a halt.
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Walking away I'm grinding my teeth so hard it feels like they're going to shatter.
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He was born in 1801 in northwestern England, where the industrial revolution was grinding away.
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The grinding war it has spawned has left 583,000 dead and displaced millions since 2014.
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Grinding comes so second nature to Woods, he is at a loss to explain it.
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That has come through grinding out the details on how you make this business work.
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A demoralized public wanted to hear about something other than cascading bankruptcies and grinding unemployment.
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By the time Dr. Arias arrived in late 2016, Venezuela was suffering a grinding collapse.
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We're kind of grinding through some things, but these guys continue to find a way.
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Player 22020 hears the grinding of his sternum as the spike passes through with ease.
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"I was just grinding my butt off but unfortunately came up one short," he said.
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The accident fueled criticism of an offensive that may be transforming into a grinding siege.
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It's worse than the grinding of teeth, nails against a chalkboard, Kendall Roy's Succession rap.
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By 15, she was already a hard worker, grinding it out in small-town restaurants.
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California's inmate firefighters choose to take part in the grinding and dangerous work they do.
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The grinding war in Syria has saddled it with heavy casualties and growing financial commitments.
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But Ms. Tate said that though she enjoys the job, the work can be grinding.
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But Ms. Tate said that though she enjoys the job, the work can be grinding.
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And too much junk around Earth could mean all spaceflight comes to a grinding halt.
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This may account for the loud ringing, buzzing and grinding experienced by the injured diplomats.
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Equip tip: If you want to take it pro-level, try grinding your own spices.
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But the robed priest and the small grinding action of his thumb implanting the ash.
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Probably the most impressive turnarounds came in Brazil, which is grinding through a political crisis.
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But the administration's war on birth control came to a grinding halt the other day.
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Gambling can be a source of hope and pleasure; it can also be grinding addiction.
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I've been heads down, grinding for two years, seems like we're not making any traction.
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At that messy party, I took another picture that had soldiers grinding on each other.
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A grinding winger, he played 22 NHL games over two seasons in Boston, scoring twice.
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The need for mechanical assistance means that four of the crew will be almost permanently "grinding".
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The butchers at Lobel's are grinding prime rib — trimmings, not the Sunday dinner slab — for burgers.
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The European political year, grinding back into gear for 2018, is full of doubt, even woe.
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That's bound to happen when a pack of cars starts bumping and grinding at 200 mph.
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Yet, the relentless grimdark of those shows, and the grinding search for Meaning, can be numbing.
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I'm now going to keep on grinding, keep on working hard and I'll fight them all.
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Click through to see 23 of our current favorites for smoking, grinding, and storing your goods.
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But the ever-diplomatic Kylie brought feud rumors to a grinding halt with a single Snap.
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Negotiations for the next period, from 2021 to 2027, have been grinding on for 20 months.
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"Every morning, I'm rising, I'm grinding, I'm learning," Cuban tells fellow "Shark Tank" star Daymond John.
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The Dallas offense responded by grinding out 34 yards before Bailey's field goal iced the win.
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David's not looking her in the eye though, he's grinding down on a piece of jerky.
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Picking corn, grinding it out with hands and sweat - that was a good foundation for me.
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But for Maroly Bastardo, the grinding hardships of life in Venezuela loomed as the greater danger.
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But if the pace was grinding her down, the strain did not show in her face.
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The grinding routines of resisting temptation and rebuilding worlds are beautifully depicted and keenly felt. —K.
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When he's somewhat recovered and back battling bad guys, the fight sequences are grinding, extended affairs.
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There's skateboard-style grinding mixed with hordes of zombies in a world that's fun to explore.
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By then financial regulators, who do not supervise Apple, will be grinding their teeth at night.
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But Winer foresees a "grinding civil war" if external forces can't "help build a way out."
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Rather than go through every iteration of Mahalo, you've been grinding it out for ten years.
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But Tuesday's outage showed that it could bring entire networks of websites grinding to a halt.
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Saban, still grinding, still climbing at 64, is an emerging legend whose legacy is still unfolding.
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Often, these therapies are designed to "protect the teeth so the grinding doesn't progress," she says.
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Conversely, underdogs tend prefer a slow, grinding game, in which luck matters more and skill less.
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After two years of grinding work on the ranch, these are their few possessions of value.
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The daily challenge to "normal" — normal behavior, normal practices, normal responses — is grinding on people's psyches.
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The story is rote and grinding, and this time, there isn't even as much visual flair.
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"A week ago, we were talking about the agenda grinding to a halt," the Republican said.
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It is not just public transport that is grinding to a halt because of the heat.
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Now that you're up on your Coffee Grinding 101, it's time to delve into the research.
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On the campaign trail, Trump responded to relatively trivial setbacks by grinding campaign norms into dust.
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The grinding halt to the economy will delay a fiscal recovery plan and negotiations with creditors.
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Which is why LME warehouses are seemingly thriving even while visible stocks are grinding relentlessly lower.
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There is a certain part of grinding in the game, but that's more the second layer.
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The money is helpful for the family, which, like most Syrian refugees, lives in grinding poverty.
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At last, Drake appeared on stage and the duo resumed grinding in their matching white ensembles.
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The new album is the eventual outcome of Exalt's constant grinding and polishing of their sound.
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"Blow it up," the Nasty Idea will scream, grinding its upper teeth on your grey mater.
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And actually, even with the same pigment, the milling and the grinding will affect the color.
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And now it is a city whose slow, grinding but real and visible progress is underway.
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Just steady pragmatism that attempts to advance an agenda through the slow, grinding steps of governance.
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"Everyone was sitting around in sarongs with beards, grinding the ganja with a coconut," he laughed.
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That means higher costs that financial firms can ill afford after eight grinding post-crisis years.
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Its passions are relatively hot, the population pulverized in a deep, grinding, multi-fronted, multinational war.
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"A little bit scrappy but grinding out quite nicely," Willett told the European PGA Tour website.
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Peugeot has alifetime guaranteeon the grinding mechanism and a two-year warranty on the mill itself.
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It currently stands at a level not seen since the grinding recession of 2628 to 28500.
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He's been grinding, trying to find hits, and tonight he kind of broke out of that.
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"The only way to get out of tough times is to stay positive and keep grinding."
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Antihero: Saul Bellow's feckless nudnik Herzog, with his lofty erudite arguments and his grinding personal grievances.
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Brexit could bring a new golden age of prosperity —or British industry grinding to a halt.
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I've actually made my career come to a grinding halt because I'm not producing any music.
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More than 70 percent of Nigerians suffer from grinding poverty, which causes widespread frustration and anger.
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Anthem is all about acquiring masterwork and legendary weapons and upgrades, which requires hours of grinding.
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Once he pointed it out, I began to notice myself grinding my teeth during the day.
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WATCH: The Experimental Ketamine Cure for Depression Why, oh why, did I ignore my grinding exhaustion?
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I always enjoy grinding against other guys when we're making out but it's like strictly foreplay.
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She might be grinding harder than anyone in the game and her hubby, Offset, will testify.
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Sometimes it would hit a particularly snarled sector and really go to town, grinding like crazy.
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Iraqis know that the taciturn general was key to the long, grinding campaign that defeated ISIS.
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Around the world, there were signs that global air travel was increasingly grinding to a halt.
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With the economy grinding to a halt, multiple public companies are withdrawing their prior earnings guidance.
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What changed for Bush between 2004 and 2006 was the grinding disaster of the Iraq War.
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He recalled an especially grinding opening-round series in 2015 for his Capitals against the Islanders.
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Griswold follows the Haneys over the years as their hope turns to worry and grinding disillusionment.
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The grinding lack of electricity and communications services has created archipelagos of isolation across Puerto Rico.
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"He understands how arduous, how grinding, how interminable this is going to be," Mr. Nagl said.
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One man masturbates in a frenzy; at another point, he spies on the other grinding alone.
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We planted ourselves on the deck, the floor vibrating beneath our feet from the grinding engine.
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The passage of the laws came after a grinding political battle and days of public demonstrations.
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There&aposs no grinding or scooping, no brewing or perking, no pouring out a cup, even.
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We've just got to keep grinding and keeping chipping away and we'll come out on top.
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Nothing can bring an entire household to a grinding halt quite like a poor WiFi signal.
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Scully, hunched forward, frowning at the music on the stand before him, is grinding his teeth.
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If not for our country's 3.5 million drivers, our economy would come to a grinding halt.
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" He foresees only endless, grinding, negative-sum cultural and political warfare between two intractably opposed "constitutions.
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Strikes against changes to France's pension system brought parts of the country to a grinding halt.
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The notes were grinding tighter slowly, with quotes for the 2018s ranging between 89.00 and 91.00.
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Truck driving, once a road to the middle class, is now low-paying, grinding, unhealthy work.
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Far more, like Patrick, are snared for years in a consuming, grinding, unending cycle of addiction.
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He pits natural and grinding mechanical sounds against each other, constructing a fixated, frenetic dancefloor experience.
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"I've been getting back practicing and playing and grinding and playing golf again," Woods said on Tuesday.
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The attack overwhelmed its servers and brought DNS service to a grinding halt for a few hours.
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Essentially, how might we cut emissions without grinding the fossil-fuel-driven economy to an immediate standstill?
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Astralis was on a roll after being down 7-0, grinding back to a 8-5 deficit.
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And we were all grinding, and when somebody would win we would be like wow, that's great.
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But with one brutal, grinding effort, the Miami Dolphins made all of the Seahawks' weaknesses painfully clear.
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Swafford was next to her, with his pants down, Summer said, and his hips grinding against Kendall.
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The war on want is about to settle into a period of grinding battles in the trenches.
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After grinding them with a porcelain mortar and pestle, they subjected the samples to rigorous chemical testing.
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Grinding Gear Games, the studio behind Path of Exiles, did not respond to repeated requests for comment.
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Will it be able to sense the bumping and grinding and thrusting and could this be...traumatic?
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This is a brutal, brutal game that makes no apologies whatsoever for grinding your resolve into dust.
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He was physically wasted from the months of grinding work, his mind clouded by the constant trauma.
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But the pegs on handrails or the corners of cement benches that keep skateboarders from grinding away?
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The older man began to pay her thousands of dollars a month, grinding down his lifetime savings.
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Trump should stop now with the counterproductive showmanship and get back to the grinding fight against ISIS.
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That means stocks and other investments can avoid a sustained slide and keep grinding higher, analysts say.
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The rise in yields from July through early November was relatively orderly -- it was a grinding increase.
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But longer term forecasts show growth grinding lower over the next five years and lagging international rivals.
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But we were also in the midst of a slow, grinding economic recovery from a catastrophic recession.
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You can even transform your kitchen into your own private butcher shop, with the meat grinding attachment.
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It's a way of grinding down and policing girls, the impact of which we have no idea.
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"We see it grinding higher over the back half of the year," Croft told "Futures Now, " recently.
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Building values is very tedious, and involves a shit-ton of in-game grinding and egg-sorting.
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He is just a golfer grinding away, looking for his first tour win and enjoying the moment.
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The first, which was directed by Director X, features Rihanna grinding on Drake in a crowded club.
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The Flyers held the Oilers to just 22 shots in what was a grinding sort of game.
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I was alarmed to realize, upon grinding through it once again, that ingenuity is all it has.
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You need reporters all around the world, digging for stories, doing the tough, grinding work of journalism.
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A nearby hotel is visited by a beeping, grinding sanitation truck twice a night, at 9 p.m.
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Other tools for the knives are produced on nearby machines via a process of milling and grinding.
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The domestic market is probably reasonable in China, but export has just come to a grinding halt.
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The result has been a long, grinding conflict centered on el-Arish and nearby villages and towns.
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Turnbull's legislative agenda has been grinding ahead, although it's been a struggle, and he remains reasonably popular.
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Judis is personally sympathetic to left-wing populism, but he keeps his analysis free of ax-grinding.
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The city was flattened in nine months of grinding urban warfare before it was recaptured in July.
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Settling is a rare move for Trump, who usually prefers to carry out a grinding legal battle.
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Enforced grinding, poorly implemented systems, too much backtracking: these were bad games, riddled with poor design choices.
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Instead, there's a complex supply chain constantly grinding away that helps people source and play unreleased games.
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When life feels especially grinding, Vanessa often rings up Sheri Sprouse, her best friend since middle school.
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Volatility blew up as investors realized that normal life was grinding to a halt across the globe.
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The search for an apartment in New York can be a consuming, grinding ordeal for almost anyone.
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It's easy to forget that a dirty, grinding, undeclared war was fought in Northern Ireland rather recently.
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On the dance floor, sometimes what looks like consensual grinding can suddenly become unwanted touching or worse.
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We asked people how they were making ends meet as the economy was grinding to a halt.
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But we're still in there fighting, match by match, grinding out victories often with last-minute goals.
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For kids who have been grinding for too long, the second semester can be downtime to recharge.
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The 2015 U.S. Open champion is grinding on the back nine to get below the cut line.
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He wins elections by grinding opponents into dust before they can make it to the ballot box.
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The Russian government plans to increase government spending in an effort to keep the economy grinding ahead.
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"We're batting, scrapping, grinding, trying to find ways to scratch runs across," third baseman Justin Turner said.
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Mr. Trump's hard line on trade didn't used to inspire so much teeth-grinding among Boeing workers.
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Source: "Grinding It Out: The Making of McDonald's," "Historic Restaurants of Cincinnati: The Queen City's Tasty History"
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But Manning's fight with the prison authorities was grinding into its third year, and she was tired.
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The result is a fist-clenching, teeth-grinding fiasco as utterly nerve-racking as it is impressive.
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Gordon Andrus' restoration business, Houston Corvette Service, occupies two buildings directly across the street from Watson Grinding.
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It shows why change will always involve a healthy amount of on-the-ground organizing and grinding.
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They drilled holes and burned through three grinding wheels to achieve the proper weight in the wedges.
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At times, the anchor dragged across the bottom of the shallow sea, making a terrible grinding noise.
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Two women will be grinding flour at the mill: one will be taken and the other left.
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But the esports machine keep grinding, and yesterday, the previously scheduled American Collegiate Hearthstone Championship was underway.
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More than five years later, the war is still grinding on, with more than 13,000 people killed.
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The Chippendales are not only still grinding away in Las Vegas ("trou-dropping goodness," the website promises).
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Niskanen credited Alzner's puck handling and grinding for helping Carlson raise his game after a slow start.
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Carlos Caloma Nicolas of Spain was third after grinding down France's Maxime Marotte in the closing stages.
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Some bottom-dwelling sharks that feed on mollusks have teeth suited to grinding and cracking shells open.
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The practice was intended to enhance discussions about nominees — not bring those discussions to a grinding halt.
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I'm not happy with the outing, but we're going to keep grinding it out and move forward.
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After a year of grinding English study, Mr. Hajj, 103, struggled to get the new words out.
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Russia has thrown around its weight globally, but at home a grinding recession has lowered living standards.
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The ordeal illustrates how a coordinated malware attack can bring an entire institution to a grinding halt.
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It also illustrates how a coordinated malware attack can bring an entire institution to a grinding halt.
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But Omaha's solution is extreme: grinding paved streets into gravel as a way to cut upkeep costs.
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The downtown Seattle condo market has come to a grinding halt, and that's where Chinese buyers were.
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With a long, long grinding before them I shall try to give mine the least possible punishment.
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But if pedestrians know they'll never be run over, jaywalking could explode, grinding traffic to a halt.
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But if pedestrians know they'll never be run over, jaywalking could explode, grinding traffic to a halt.
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Once you get the hang of grinding your own meat, you will never buy ground meat again.
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Nevertheless, that collective indictment does not justify grinding this good man, this decent man, into the ground.
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But their quest keeps me grinding away to get the Keeper closer to escaping their solipsistic purgatory.
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"Honestly, when this happened I thought 'this is going to be bad' and we just kept grinding and grinding at it, and we came up with some pretty creative things to test where we could, build where we could," 777X Vice President and General Manager Eric Lindblad told Reuters.
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Full days of grinding through Dota 2 are no problem when your headphones are so light and unnoticeable.
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And Ms Banks — I saw her story and journey as well and she's been grinding for so long.
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Since it's a super-automatic, it pretty much takes care of everything, from tamping, to grinding, to extracting.
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Here are a few of the ways the lack of government funding is grinding down America's cybersecurity readiness.
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" And my sister and Melissa laugh and are like, "That's why he was grinding up on my pussy.
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I had used an espresso machine frequently years ago, but got sick of the grinding, prepping, priming, etc.
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But the dollar grinding higher and on track for a fourth straight week of gains exerted some pressure.
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Japan has been in grinding deflation since the late 1990s after a property bubble burst earlier that decade.
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HabiticaMany of us are much more comfortable grinding away at tedious tasks if we get to level up.
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The case has been grinding through the WTO for almost 15 years, yielding partial victories for both sides.
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It was a tough, grinding win that went down to the final furious seconds around the Edmonton net.
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We were skateboarding and grinding on our living room table with a MIDI controller and speakers out there.
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"I was just like, 'I just have to keep on grinding,'" Cuban said during the 2017 Q&A.
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He said that the company had contracted for a second semi autogenous grinding (SAG) mill to be installed.
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Though it has a reputation as a war zone, Gaza is more often a place of grinding boredom.
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AFTER a grinding two-year recession, the longest in Brazil's history, a recovery has been slow to materialise.
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Yet over two years later the contraption is grinding along and the sky has failed to fall in.
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A fancy Montblanc writing instrument, or an herb-grinding, weed-dispensing pen that guarantees a super-relaxed evening?
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But Syrians continue to move to the area, fleeing bloodshed in their homeland's grinding five-year civil war.
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Instead, Tencent funded Didi in mid-2013, helping spark a grinding war against Alibaba-backed rival Kuaidi Dache.
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This week has featured overnight Senate sessions as GOP leaders are grinding through a thicket of controversial picks.
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The war on the poor is long won; welfare cuts are just grinding the defeated into the dust.
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They hold a persuasive power over us that even time, that grinding old bastard, finds hard to destroy.
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There's no sound more tied to summer's arrival than the gear-grinding smack of a rubber flip flop.
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Is Tillman an ally to talk about the grinding meat machine that is the pop music industrial complex?
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And exactly how handsy can you get when you have a half-naked stripper grinding on your lap?
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Even though the money supply did contract sharply, neither trade, commerce, nor industry came to a grinding halt.
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I tell him I witnessed some grinding during a slower end of the set, and he nods approvingly.
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Nothing sounded cooler than looting and grinding, building better things—and with friends, too, like Minecraft meets Destiny.
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In reality, he would merely be sitting or standing there grinding his teeth, constantly asking for more cocaine.
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It was a much different scene Sunday, when KB was grinding on Chyna by a pool in Hawaii.
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They are part of a grinding epidemic of large-scale gun violence that churns on irrespective of politics.
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Grinding is all well and good, but after a while, the monotonous repetition wears away at your soul.
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Novitas therefore prefers to fund cases that have been grinding through court long enough to make reconciliation unlikely.
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South Park Slope, Brooklyn Nothing puts a damper on a glorious day like the sound of metal grinding.
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After a grinding war, the tactics are about to shift, and the real battle is about to begin.
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This might be followed by a moment of awkward silence, ultimately bringing the interview to a grinding halt.
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That decision shocked India's economy, slamming the brakes on growth and bringing many sectors to a grinding halt.
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The chamber slows the legislative process, sometimes to a grinding halt, much to the dismay of the majority.
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Fear is our ailment—the grinding, weary work of insecurity, the grim, false fears of a racial invasion.
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As demonstrated by the back-to-back games the Storm played during the week, Stewart's schedule is grinding.
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Trump angrily tears a sheet from his notepad while grinding his teeth and stuffs it in his pocket.
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Those who go back home, often having spent all their money on smugglers, face grinding poverty and violence.
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And this action will stop the influx of cars contributing to congestion grinding our streets to a halt.
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The blade protested as it moved, its pitch rising to a slight grinding whine, until the bone parted.
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We get to see a completely different side to the energetic, grinding fighter over 70 beautifully shot minutes.
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In 2016, Instagram was growing stale, as everyone curated and lifestyle-blogged their timelines to a grinding halt.
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In Afghanistan, dozens of people were killed just in the last 24 hours, underscoring the war's grinding toll.
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CARGILL TO INVEST ABOUT $122 MILLION TO INCREASE GRINDING CAPACITY IN IVORY COAST BY 2021 -MINISTER OF INDUSTRY
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CARGILL TO INCREASE GRINDING CAPACITY IN IVORY COAST FROM 110,000 TONNES TO 170,000 IN 2021 -MINISTER OF INDUSTRY
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Washington, DC — especially in the age of Donald Trump — has a way of grinding down the best intentions.
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There's a filthy grind in Bangkok, everyone grinding for a dollar, so there's that feeling you get there.
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The sound of the loud, grinding surf, which defines this stretch of the South Australia coast, is constant.
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Mr. Assad's government, with critical help from Russia and Iran, is reasserting control with a grinding military campaign.
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Construction work is grinding to a halt, and companies are offering real estate on soft loans or barter.
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Our veteran war correspondent writes of the toll these grinding military campaigns have had on U.S. service members.
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Our super early-bird pricing comes to a grinding halt on 2600 September at 22019:59 p.m. (CEST).
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And now as the coronavirus invades communities around the world, travel is once again grinding to a halt.
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And how even that life force Anita (Skyler Volpe, sensational) is defeated by the grinding force of hatred.
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Neither team scored in the final 4:28 through grinding possessions that resulted in missed shots and turnovers.
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Orpik, the grinding veteran forward with a 2009 Stanley Cup ring from Pittsburgh, had not scored since Feb.
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I would use ground cumin rather than toasting and grinding seeds — use a little more than a teaspoon.
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"My faith in 'health' was crushed," he said, grinding the palms of his hands together with a clap.
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But when it came time for grinding through battles, I'd do it while watching TV or in bed.
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After grinding for three seasons in the minor leagues, he was called up to the majors in 1992.
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From the outset, the pace was grinding, with senators unaccustomed to the long hours confined to the chamber.
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There are sometimes matches when you have no spectators and you are just grinding it out for yourself.
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He then changed his tactics to serve-and-volley to avoid long, grinding rallies and preserve his foot.
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The race to catch a flight out of Florida ahead of Hurricane Irma is grinding to a close.
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"I'm just grinding through this right now; it's been a little tough," Myers said to reporters of batting .
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"Once a company becomes a cold, dehumanized grinding machine, what's the point for it to exist?" he wrote.
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Local sourcing is so important to him that he's grinding wheat from upstate for pasta extruded in-house.
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Neighboring Ghana has a much smaller grinding sector, processing less than 30 percent of its total cocoa output.
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This week, the slide in interest rates came to a grinding halt after fears over North Korea subsided.
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"He's like, 'If I'm going to be grinding this, I've got to see something better,' " Lindsey Naegel said.
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He felt as if he was grinding too hard, and that is not a trait he wears well.
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Expect steamy, sensual grinding to classic R&B hits, and plenty of sweaty singles to rub up against.
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He spent some time grinding down pennies into the size of dimes to use in the pop machines.
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Two years in, he remains ill suited to the complicated, thankless, often grinding work of leading the nation.
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As she's chatting, she's also trying to concentrate on grinding the cannabis buds onto her delicate silver scale.
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The second, her life at work, where she had to keep being Michael, was grinding away at her.
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Saturn is the planet of hard work, so expect to be grinding away professionally while it's in Capricorn.
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It's definitely a song about trying to get over something that's been difficult that you're grinding up against.
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Instead we were to witness a grinding war of attrition across every phase of our great sport's play.
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INSIDE a small, gloomy factory in a provincial city in Pakistan, two young men huddle over a grinding wheel.
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The strike raises new questions about how the Trump administration plans to handle the grinding civil war in Syria.
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" And Kacey Musgraves brought the party on Golden Hour to a grinding halt with the ultra sad ballad, "Mother.
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The sixth-month anniversary of Hurricane Maria's grinding-up of Puerto Rico brought what might feel like good news.
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From less than half of the population in 2014, an appalling 90% of Venezuelans now live in grinding poverty.
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The total for the groom comes out to $97, which includes a teeth brushing, nail grinding, and ear cleaning.
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The GEPEX data only covers six of the largest grinding companies, including Olam and Cargill, among 12 active firms.
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As expected, Grande partook in some grinding with a bunch of guys who rubbed her body up and down.
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She frequently presents those who oppose her own political positions as enemies in the grinding trench war she's waging.
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Yes, I was physically exhausted, but maternity leave was such a welcome respite from the grinding pace of work.
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The entire universe is well in focus for us and now we're just grinding through the actual production process.
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Throughout the past two years, a collapse in global prices for energy exports have created a grinding economic crisis.
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The clip is like a modern-day Flashdance — with a lot more skin, booty-popping, grinding, and floor pounding.
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Musk responded by calling the the critique "phoney PC police axe-grinding" and quickly followed GQ writer Caity Weaver.
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You wind up with this awkward, dry humping and grinding situation that often ends in frustration and general angst.
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Half appeared to really be there for the coffee; a bean-grinding machine drowned out parts of his remarks.
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Guys get up there and they are grinding — almost too hard even though we are only three games in.
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That noise you hear in the distance is the Kim Kardashian publicity machine slowly grinding itself back to life.
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Perhaps you'll be reeling in fish, charging a flashlight, grinding stones for crafting or any number of other tasks.
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Hyperinflation has turned everyone's savings to dust and made a scarcity of cash, grinding the economy to a stop.
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For the past few generations, the Vietnam War—which lasted a decade—set the standard for grinding, pointless quagmire.
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Even when her mic sound dipped in and out, this band just kept on grinding the venue to shreds.
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"The first thing I learned there was grinding sesame for two hours every day to make tofu," he explains.
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Dude hasn't released very much new solo music since 2015 ... and Shawn's been grinding nonstop for a while now.
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He is a fine negotiator, grinding down the other side with charm and relentless tweaks of the fine print.
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This is the day that one of the great early-stage startup opportunities comes to a grinding halt, friends.
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"It just means more volatility; more grinding against those capacity constraints until finally you rebalance the market," he said.
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Perhaps because they are focused on grinding, multi-year restructurings aimed at digitising back-office processes and lowering costs.
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Their dark, grinding atmospherics drew influence from a wide range of artists, including Erik Satie, Roly Porter, and Emptyset.
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Burned out from gratuitous faculty meetings, undergraduate grading, and grinding East Coast winters, she felt a little entombed herself.
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Then Piper hit him in the head so hard the coconut busted open before grinding bananas in Snuka's face.
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Of course, Johnny was on hand to support his lady -- especially when she was grinding up another lady friend.
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He just overcame everything and kept working and grinding and not letting something set him back or stop him.
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For a moment he looked sad, almost depleted from years spent grinding through press days and smash hit singles.
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The grinding of the proverbial rumour mill is endless, and social media feeds it with ever-more insubstantial chaff.
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Swedes and Norwegians left their homelands to escape grinding poverty, restrictions on religious freedom and the compulsory military draft.
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In general, however, battles for hearts and minds are won by grinding attrition more often than by rapid conquest.
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It suggests decades of successful exploitation, grinding passion into dust, has resulted in accepting the most extreme of conditions.
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Start spicing, grinding, and stuffing now, and you'll be grilling up killer homemade dogs in a matter of hours.
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The highlight of the hearing may have been Justice Kagan's grinding questioning of Mr Wall and his indefatigable responses.
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Zilberstein tweaked his technique, grinding up the beads and embedding them in small pieces of ethylene-vinyl-acetate film.
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The mantra preached by many coaches, academies and federations emphasizes the values of consistency, shot tolerance, repetition and grinding.
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At the Queens bank, the investigators also found a grinding wheel, a tool to cut through steel or concrete.
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So for this week's honors, let's go with another member of that 1991 squad: grinding defensive winger Randy Wood.
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One of the thing that sets Thai coffee apart from its American counterparts is an emphasis on hand-grinding.
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In grinding out a woeful goalless draw with Newcastle, Aston Villa produced one of the highlights of the season.
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Independently of one another, a Caitlyn and Kaitlin start grinding into sentient H&M tank tops as Ginuwine roars.
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And every time, I wonder aloud about how the technology might ease the soul-grinding 16-hour flight home.
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But the music, the sound effects, the rising heartbeats and burning, grinding mechanical noises—they're designed to elevate tension.
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Raysut Cement is currently setting up a grinding unit in Somaliland and Mogadishu, Somalia with a Dubai-based partner.
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User-friendly technological solutions are lifesavers in situations like this, preventing many operations from coming to a grinding halt.
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An estimated 7,000 migrants recently entered Mexico fleeing the grinding poverty and violence of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
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Bake for about 35-40 minutes, then remove from the oven and cool before grinding into a coarse powder.
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I spent long hours grinding for gear, hunting the Alliance around Nesingwary's Camp, and looking for groups in Orgrimmar.
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The noises were loud and sounded like buzzing or grinding metal, or piercing squeals or humming, the diplomats recalled.
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The orchestra backs him up by grinding out insistent figures as other instruments needle the music with piercing dissonance.
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This is the life you chose, I would think, teeth grinding, confused about the time, panicking about my overdraft.
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From what hangs on the Capitol walls, it appears Minnesota's moral evolution came to a grinding halt that year.
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As the grinding and banging of the aggregate works are left behind, a cooling wind rises from the sea.
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" Me (grinding teeth): "Yes, these are assignments that are based on evaluating the students' grasp of the course content.
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The growing labor militancy making headlines has its roots in slow, grinding efforts by workers all over the country.
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She had often found a haven in the woods — from her grinding chores and, later, from her abusive husband.
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If you see a review you suspect is fake, don't just sit there grinding your teeth at your screen.
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Amid this grinding crisis, the Ukrainian story line shifted to keeping Russia out, not to getting into Western Europe.
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A new subsidy had provided women with gas stoves, freeing them from the grinding task of scavenging for firewood.
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"A great deal of energy, grinding at-bats, leadership, fearlessness," manager Torey Lovullo said when ticking off Blanco's traits.
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"The polarization and all the gamesmanship" can be grinding, Davis said, and the rewards aren't very sweet these days.
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"The cracks have been forming for five years - we're in this slow-grinding higher phase in yields," he said.
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There is a long, morbid history of Western handling of them, collecting them, cutting them apart, grinding them up.
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Anxiety disorders in children may be expressed as recurrent stomachaches or sleep disorders, including frequent nightmares and teeth grinding.
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"Shut down of mobile internet service[s] virtually amounts to bringing life to a grinding halt," the court said.
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No matter whether you bring him in late against a closer or a set-up guy, just grinding through.
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Young men sweating in woolly calf warmers and felt hats were grinding up to young women in flowery aprons.
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She knew she had found a calling in baking, but not in the grinding, repetitive framework of kitchen life.
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In a good day, she can earn $25, far more than her previous jobs sorting fish and grinding spices.
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His comments could indeed damage the aspirations of young female tennis players who are grinding away to make it.
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Bana has since then become embodiment of the human toll this grinding conflict has had on the children of Syria.
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Without missing a beat, Efron, clad in leather pants for the occasion, jumped up and started playfully grinding on DeGeneres.
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It was during those years that Nevelson's life toggled between grinding struggles and revitalizing interactions with other arts and artists.
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"There are still really important, grinding questions — lots of them — that [users] need answers to," says cofounder Jake Anderson-Bialis.
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Keep fighting, keep grinding it out, and hopefully it puts us in the best position possible when the playoffs start.
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Bana has since become an embodiment of the human toll this grinding conflict has had on the children of Syria.
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Even though the year is grinding to a close—this is the last While You Were Offline column of 2017!
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And while some said the country was grinding to a halt, others used comedy to illustrate the frustration among drivers...
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Worse, it gets away from Far Cry 153's freeform structure with tedious but necessary grinding, particularly towards the end.
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Collecting it and grinding it up into aggregate to make roads can consume more energy than taking it to landfill.
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For the 28th Ordnance Company and other units, the grinding operational tempo over the last decade has had tragic consequences.
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The victory was won at the cost of thousands of Iraqi soldiers and Syrian fighters killed in grinding urban warfare.
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Then, like the first morning of spring after a dismal, grinding winter, everything shone for us and we reached enlightenment.
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The guys proceed to go full-on Magic Mike, whipping their shirts off and grinding on women in the audience.
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Jimmy Dean Sausage Co will be renamed Gorsuch Sausage because he's grinding up some Democrat Senators into pure pork sausage.
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Jimmy Dean Sausage Co will be renamed GORSUCH SAUSAGE because he's grinding up some Democrat Senators into PURE PORK SAUSAGE!
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That's likely because these farming women from the past worked incredibly hard — tilling soil, harvesting, and grinding grain by hand.
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The film mashes up styles and media: straightforward documentary interviews are followed by trippy animations, accompanied by grinding electronic music.
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The rival school advocates grinding as coarse as possible to minimize the production of fine particles that impart negative flavors.
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The giver should imagine their partner's clitoris, and think about "grinding their pubic mound" into their partner, Dr. Allison says.
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Rather than being freed from corruption, the economy is grinding to a halt under the weight of arbitrary tax demands.
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Back then, it wasn't known how crucial those brain regions were, and HM's life essentially came to a grinding halt.
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I only recently started running again after systematically grinding every joint and muscle below my waist into a fine powder.
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Does the return of the money men signal that the base metals cycle is grinding from bear to bull market?
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"It&aposs not necessarily the physical, it&aposs mentally grinding that hard for 29 holes in this heat," he said.
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Power is supplied by the crew "grinding" winches, or in the case of the New Zealand team by onboard cycles.
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Burr grinders do a much better job at consistent grinding, making them the grinder of choice for most coffee drinkers.
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And the American system is grinding away despite itself, despite the fact that we have an unbelievably weak attorney general.
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After four hours of grinding my teeth and swiping my card the only thing left to buy was the Santa.
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Lighthizer's team injected a note of levity into proceedings on Thursday that has often been missing in the grinding talks.
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Originally discovered in South America, the Chilesaurus has the head of a carnivore but flat teeth suited to grinding plants.
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Pokémon Go Plus is a grinding machine you wear on your wrist That's where the Go Plus wearable comes in.
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Daniel Ortega, Nicaragua's once and current strongman president, has vowed to use tourism to help eradicate the country's grinding poverty.
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Schools closed, hospitals evacuated patients, and the local economy of the state's most populated city came grinding to a halt.
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McMaster's impending departure does underscore what we've long known about the Trump administration, which is that it's a grinding mess.
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And they appear to be taking that message to heart, grinding consideration of many of Trump's picks to a crawl.
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Chef Riedy then explains to me that some of the funkier flavors of the beef can get lost when grinding.
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"We had to start grinding out the synergies because the industry was in distress," said Anderson, who now heads Amtrak.
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Still, while financial institutions were grinding out smaller profit growth, their return-on-equity ratios were still impressive, said Marshall.
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I'm still grinding on it and trying to be as good as we can with it and make adjustments still.
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She passed many days cruising the perimeter of Manhattan, grinding the trucks of her board along every railing in sight.
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Glaciers don't just sit there on the surface; they constantly move (however glacially), grinding against each other, deforming and reforming.
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And Mueller himself was a reluctant, sometimes weak witness, seemingly exhausted after two grinding years of intense investigating and prosecuting.
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Once your portafilter is ready to go, grind your coffee (if you're grinding your own) and load up the basket.
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Twenty-two years after apartheid ended, South Africa remains a deeply unequal country, its black majority stuck in grinding poverty.
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For the moment, though, he resumed burring her forehead bone, grinding certain areas until they were only a millimetre thick.
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Doctors eventually fused my ankle, which removed the gnawing and grinding that had left me in a haze of pain.
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To be sure, the web has been grinding down barriers to entry for 20 years, reducing the advantages of incumbents.
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In college in the late 1960s, she resisted revolutionary change in favor of grinding out incremental progress inside the system.
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Testing, validating, retesting — it's all part of a slow and grinding process to arrive at some semblance of scientific truth.
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For some reason, you're still there, grinding your teeth hours later, light pouring in, nailed to the dancefloor sheer inertia.
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Born into grinding poverty, Mr. da Silva worked as a shoeshine boy before landing a job at a screw factory.
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Grinding out phone calls, trying to make a number, hooked to a machine that watches you work — this is progress?
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He's grinding his pelvic region on these hosts while they try to remain professional and carry on with the broadcast.
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Following a very successful run as the curator of this year's Southbank Center Meltdown Festival, M.I.A. has not stopped grinding.
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Around Mogalakwena, set amid rust-tinged rocky outcrops in sweltering latitudes north of Johannesburg, resentment over grinding poverty runs deep.
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Watch enough of this footage and it starts blending together into an endless cavalcade of grinding teeth and huge pants.
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The universe likely couldn't sustain more than 900 seconds of the grinding chaos the New Brunswick, New Jersey, band creates.
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The other is the city's grinding, delay-prone subways, which compare unfavorably to the efficient Shinkansen bullet trains back home.
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With a government shutdown grinding business in Washington to a halt, Trump is likely to be set back even further.
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But now some of the group members think that all that traveling may have contributed to grinding him down, physically.
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The so-called Great Recession was characterized by a grinding recovery as households and banks slowly got back on track.
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"Machines are better at grinding out statistical deviations, [and] abstracting patterns from large data sets," Andrew Gardner at Symantec said.
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Clinton's promise is, effectively, that she is the best suited to grinding out incremental victories within a broken, gridlocked system.
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That was the only break of a grinding first set but all Williams would need for a 1-0 lead.
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So they decide to let loose, grinding on the mall Santa and stealing a Christmas tree from Lady Foot Locker.
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If they weren't with him, they'd be grinding away at an advocacy organization or laboring with a House primary challenger.
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The Vikings extended their winning streak to eight games by grinding out a 14-9 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
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That streak has now ended this month, with a city economy dependent on tourism and entertainment grinding to a halt.
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In truth, the shortages, though noticeable nationwide, have been sporadic, and France gives no appearance of grinding to a halt.
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Like other political newcomers in the Trump administration, Mr. Muzinich has occasionally shown frustration with the grinding pace of legislating.
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Much to the horror of the artisanal charcutiers in my life, I don't bother with grinding my own meat anymore.
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"Collective bargaining agreements are grinding, exhausting elements that come out of two parties that want fundamentally different things," Smith said.
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Taylor has noticed a dip in people booking hotels and Airbnbs as international travel is slowly grinding to a halt.
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Leonie, the children's mother, disappears for days at a time, then comes home grinding her jaw from another drug bender.
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Some experts said that this theater, rather than the grinding business of nuclear disarmament, is what appeals to Mr. Trump.
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Paints had been made by hand-grinding minerals extracted from the ground or using dyes made from plants and insects.
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We'll never meekly submit our stories, our pain, our dignity to the ever-grinding wheels of the hit-making machine.
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The CD drive didn't make it's reassuring whirring-grinding noise, the hard drive didn't make any of its noisy ticks.
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The 2015 Paris agreement was meant to be a first step in the long, grinding process of slowing climate change.
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But despite all the rhetoric about supporting American jobs, the qdministration keeps grinding its gears while inexplicably trying to downshift.
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Stocks have been grinding sideways, but once they breakout, the move to the upside could be powerful, technical analysts say.
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In early July, Platoon 3054 took part in their final, 19413-hour test, the Crucible, grinding through 90-degree heat.
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Beating every single second or less, grinding away day in and day out, instantly adapting to every move we make.
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The spread of coronavirus has wreaked havoc on daily life, grinding most of our routines and plans to a halt.
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Instead, the show has a grinding Brechtian self-consciousness throughout, which calls harsh attention to its less than subtle ironies.
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Her homestead of thatched-roof huts teemed with children tending their chores, grinding nuts into paste and maize into meal.
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American disarray was amplified at South Vietnamese military headquarters, with the Thieu-Ky clash grinding army affairs to a standstill.
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His mother escaped the grinding poverty of her female ancestors by benefiting from state-mandated gender equality and public education.
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For centuries these glaciers had crept slowly under their own weight, carving the landscape and grinding even the hardest rocks.
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The sudden influx of more passengers (about 20 percent on the metro) almost brought the service grinding to a halt.
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The pastry flour goes through an additional grinding process, until it is extra-fine and fit for cakes and cookies.
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In a grinding, lackluster game, the Broncos, a team whose backbone is a thumping, ferocious defense, prevailed, 24-10, on Sunday.
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Even level grinding individual pokémon is gone; your entire party gains experience simultaneously, whether you're catching new creatures or battling trainers.
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Increasing that capacity and new grinding units will enable it to reach the target within the next four years, N'goran said.
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First one, then three, then a dozen people rushed the "stage" and started grinding on each other and the naked performers.
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Buckley insists that his book is not about axe-grinding, but rather about exploring colorful characters who live in interesting times.
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Time to gather your squad and spend the next 72 hours battling with other gamers, grinding experience points, and collecting loot.
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Now, with crude less than half its price of two years ago, the country appears to be grinding to a halt.
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In the 2016/17 crop year (October/September), cocoa grinding in Ivory Coast was 16 percent higher than the previous season.
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"Fire and Blood" always did have kind of a fascist ring to it, but she's really grinding it into the ground.
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The Chinese yuan was down at 6.9138 per dollar in offshore trade, grinding back towards Tuesday's five-month trough of 6.9200.
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Pat also dropped his cigarette, but instead of grinding the butt beneath his foot, he watched the ember glint and smoke.
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Nearly everyone there seemed to have giant pupils and/or grinding jaws, and two strangers asked me if I had ecstasy.
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When he was young, Tester lost three fingers to a meat-grinding accident, a point that's become emblematic of his authenticity.
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Between fighting monsters, jumping with precision across bottomless gaps, and grinding through zones, food is always there to calm things down.
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"They did to us what we've been doing the last few games, just grinding an opponent," Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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I slip through the rows of couples wound around each other, people I recognize from classes grinding in the colored lights.
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With its own form of grinding, too, as you couldn't just crash into insult sword fighting while green around the gills.
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They also possessed beaks and specialized teeth for grinding plant material, and are believed to have roamed the landscape in herds.
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"Guys get up there and they are grinding — almost too hard even though we are only three games in," Molitor said.
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This means the global economy, which Gross said is based on credit creation, in turn is slowly grinding to a halt.
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Simply grinding more fine to increase extraction invariably changes the brew time, as the water seeps more slowly through finer grounds.
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While you do need to start fresh with an entirely new character, there's no requirement for grinding through the story again.
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There's also the Cuisinart Burr Grind & Brew Thermal for $127.99, which will take care of all your grinding and brewing needs.
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And leaving the egg is a lot of work, a lot of painful, grinding work that many people would rather avoid.
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