"Just keep grinding out at-bats," Minnesota first baseman Joe Mauer said.
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We're not grinding out at-bats, and we need to do that.
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We&aposve just (got to) continue grinding out like we did today.
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As long as we're grinding out decent results, we honestly couldn't care less.
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Saw guys grinding out at-bats, saw some hard-hit balls, guys taking walks.
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That contrasts with the all-time records Wall Street has been grinding out all year.
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I was just grinding out crap day-in and day-out, and I hated it.
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That has come through grinding out the details on how you make this business work.
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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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"A little bit scrappy but grinding out quite nicely," Willett told the European PGA Tour website.
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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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In grinding out a woeful goalless draw with Newcastle, Aston Villa produced one of the highlights of the season.
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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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"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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In college in the late 1960s, she resisted revolutionary change in favor of grinding out incremental progress inside the system.
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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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"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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The Vikings extended their winning streak to eight games by grinding out a 14-9 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
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It's about grinding out some kind of life through the friction generated by the conflict between you and everything that isn't you.
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Many others will need to be chased anew — whether it's grinding out strikes and Crucible matches or taking on the newly tweaked raids.
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I found myself imagining a prisoner who had arrived young, grinding out a 10-year sentence under the harsh condescension of British soldiers.
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And there they have remained, even after China was united under Communist rule, grinding out an existence of profound rural poverty and isolation.
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The U.S. Open is known for being the most exacting of the four majors with an emphasis on staying patient and grinding out pars.
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He, too, had to settle for a career of diminished scope, grinding out maps and renderings for a land registry office and other bureaucracies.
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RSI has repeatedly said that all its ships will be available in-game by grinding out the local space-bucks whenever the game releases.
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In the high-grade segment, State Grid Corp of China's bonds were still under water, but slowly grinding out gains from a week ago.
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With his nuclear weapons house in order, Kim is grinding out top-down economic reform, which may help explain why he's choosing to engage.
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"I'm just happy to be back playing again, competing, grinding out there and working my way up the leader board," Woods said last week.
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He had retained an officer's sense of leadership and a no-nonsense approach to grinding out a problem, no matter how long it took.
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And these things are sure to block out the outside noise, so you can stay focused during a study session or while grinding out homework.
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Whether it's backup Shaun Hill or Bradford under center, this team is going to be grinding out wins with on ball-control, mistake-free football.
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Until then, climate progress in the US will be a matter of Democrats grinding out victories, mostly on their own, where and when they can.
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After grinding out a pair of 10-day joints, he signed a contract for the rest of this season with a club option for next year.
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The odds are that he will spend the rest of his presidency, which ends at the end of 2018, battling scandals and grinding out legislative victories.
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Grinding out at-bats, he has been a key contributor in a five-game winning streak entering Monday in which the Cubs have scored 37 runs.
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Soon after, he was a contract director at Warner (and a subsidiary, First National), the scrappiest of studios, grinding out action films and hard-boiled melodramas.
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By 2000 American males were well ahead, grinding out 43.3 hours against a European average of 39.2 (the female gap was smaller, at 37.2 to 36.1 hours).
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They will grow up with dreams of hammering sixes under lights in Mumbai, rather than grinding out an innings on the prestigious turf of Lord's in London.
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I thought, here's another old timer grinding out his old abstractions, beige big things with slashes here or there, looking like giant figures but not meant to.
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"When you're scoring as many runs as we are and grinding out at-bats like we do, we feel like we're never out of it," Lowrie said.
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But here's the thing about watching Nenê sporting an occasional grey and grinding out there as a backup center for the Rockets: that shit is mad inspiring.
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We have a lot of things to focus on, we're grinding out hours over rates, and it doesn't help that people are running around with zombie bills.
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Pushing the pace, grinding out a takedown, landing punches that sway judges' thinking and don't leave your opponent room to breathe—those are equalizers, maybe even MMA fundamentals.
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The Rangers have won three straight contests and nine of their last 11 after grinding out a 2-1 overtime triumph over the Detroit Red Wings on Friday.
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The trial restriction will disappear once the free weekend starts, so you can spend some time before that grinding out the tutorial and other challenges from the opening hours.
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With the dimming of superhero comics' golden age, Mr. Lee tired of grinding out generic humor, romance, western and monster stories for what had by then become Atlas Comics.
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Watford remain unbeaten after grinding out a 0-0 draw with Brighton despite having Uruguayan defender Miguel Britos sent off midway through the first half for a reckless tackle.
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The repetitive exercise helps tune the fast-twitch legal instincts, he said, adding that he never would have predicted his current lot, grinding out long hours parsing double-parking regulations.
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Grinding out a teacher-teacher season in your thirties is fucking terrible when you're not injured and you have the sky-high self concept of, for instance, a professional athlete.
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As the tennis teens were grinding out matches, Zimbabwe was experiencing one of its most tumultuous weeks since independence from white minority rule in 1980, when Robert Mugabe took power.
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Charles Bradley / Photos by Issac Sterling, courtesy of Daptone Daptone Records has been bucking music industry norms for 15 years, grinding out hard-hitting soul and funk on vintage machinery.
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Where else can dozens of governments of varying size, wealth and temper manage their disputes so effectively, quietly grinding out compromises that are greater than the sum of their parts?
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No. 21 Buffalo 77, Akron 211 Nick Perkins scored 218 points, and the Bulls extended their winning streak to six games by grinding out a win over the visiting Zips.
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There's nothing worse than spending a couple hours grinding out an exotic in Destiny 2, and reaching over to find you kind of forgot about your coffee and it's cold now.
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When police officers entered Colin Kroll's apartment in SoHo last December, they found the 34-year-old tech entrepreneur known for grinding out 343-hour work weeks, facedown on his bed.
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The Bruins had dropped four games in a row and seven of nine before grinding out a 363-1 victory at Los Angeles on Thursday with two goals from their blue line.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood at 2.7313 after grinding out a 0.15 percent gain on Thursday, when it pulled back from a three-week trough of 95.824.
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Since the stocks are out of fashion now, during a period when the economy is still grinding out growth, Paulsen said they were in position to rally when a full-fledged downturn materializes.
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A few hours after Tampa Bay lost a game in which it led 28-10 at halftime, Los Angeles was grinding out a 20-13 win in Cleveland, thanks largely to its defense.
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It's become commonplace to argue that the stock and bond markets are sending conflicting messages, with the 22002-year Treasury yield back under 20203% and the S&P 22020 grinding out fresh records.
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The company hit all-time records in production and delivery, grinding out 105,000 vehicles (86,958 of them Model 3's) and moving 112,1.33 to customers' garages and home-adjacent sidewalks around the world.
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Heading into the Australian Open, Goffin is capable of grinding out long backcourt points, but he has shown that he can win quick points with his improved first serve and willingness to attack.
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Rather, if it happens at all, it will be through grinding out victories where Democrats control things — some states and lots and lots of cities — until economic and social tipping points are reached.
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Serbia also secured a spot in the last eight, grinding out a 218-88 victory over winless Senegal, while Spain beat Canada 73-60 in the final Group B clash to set the matchups.
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The U.S. dollar, flat on the day, was down 0.3 percent on the week against the basket of currencies used to measure its broader strength, while grinding out a small gain against the yen.
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The irony of Once Upon a Time, a love letter to people grinding out unexceptional work, is that it took Tarantino's exceptional status in the industry to will such an unlikely project into existence.
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Walsh now sees more cost-savings on the horizon, including grinding out efficiencies in areas like maintenance and handling, and combining his carriers' back-office functions in an office in lower-cost Krakow, Poland.
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I had put down Red Dead Redemption 2, stopped grinding out milestones in Destiny 2, and couldn't help but sink in rewarding, two- to three-hour Tetris sessions throughout those initial post-launch days.
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While he was grinding out that life in football, which started at the age of five and ended when he was 32, Wycheck also suffered, by his own estimation, 297,000 hits and 25 concussions.
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Sixth man Nick Perkins had another big night with 25 points, and No. 21 Buffalo extended its winning streak to six games by grinding out a 623-64 win over visiting Akron on Tuesday.
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"ABC lost maybe $1 billion from this; this show was grinding out money hand over fist and they lost it all because somebody didn't say, &aposGet that phone out of her hand,&apos" Arnold said.
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"ABC lost maybe $1 billion from this; this show was grinding out money hand over fist and they lost it all because somebody didn't say, 'Get that phone out of her hand,'" he told THR.
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The Hurricanes lost the first four contests of their six-game trek - two in overtime - before grinding out a 3-2 shootout victory at Vegas on Tuesday as Cam Ward registered his 300th career win.
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While the form of his title rivals was going up and down like a violinist's elbow in treacherous 25mph winds at Carnoustie, Molinari was grinding out par after relentless par — 13 in a row, in fact.
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Where so many of his predecessors and peers served up heaping bowls of word soup, he chose to keep his subject matter topically cold, as befitted his name and his years grinding out in Los Angeles.
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None of Steve Kerr's teams have had a center who can wreak such havoc on offense, and once he's healthy, the Warriors could have an easier time at grinding out games when their shots aren't falling.
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Along with consolidating President Xi Xinping's already significant power over China's ruling party, the highly secretive, twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress, which will start Wednesday, is sure to focus on grinding out more economic growth.
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The Islanders will present a good test as they have earned at least one point in five of their last six games (4-23-1) after grinding out a 5-4 shootout victory at Florida on Monday.
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Mr. Assad is determined to retake control of all of Syria, grinding out victory after nearly eight years of civil war; Moscow is concerned about foreign fighters from its neighbors in Central Asia taking root in Idlib.
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From the tourists flicking through their camera rolls to the teenage girls drinking Diet Coke, the geriatrics chewing on toothpicks to the waiter grinding out black pepper like Beyoncé at the Super Bowl, we all belong here.
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Multiplayer survival games like Rust, Ark: Survival Evolved, and Conan Exiles are all notoriously harsh experiences where dedicated players can wipe the floor with people who don't spend as much time in-game grinding out resources and gear.
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The book's characters can be augmented to perform certain actions or tasks, scrived objects are a range of artificial intelligences, and megacorporations loom over everyday life, grinding out the people who buy their wares or work for them.
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"'I'm pleased with that,' he said after grinding out an eight-over-par front nine at the not-so-royal Northbridge club in Sydney and smashing down an egg-and-bacon roll at the halfway house," Walton said.
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For by so doing we should merge our identity in yours; follow and repeat and score still deeper the old worn ruts in which society, like a gramophone whose needle has stuck, is grinding out with intolerable unanimity.
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After grinding out 61 points against Montana and 64 against Houston, the Wolverines went into Thursday's game needing to find some oomph against Texas A&M, the nation's fourth-most efficient defense, according to the analytics website KenPom.
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That was my focus for three or four years, but there's a certain bond that happens when you're in the trenches with the cast and crew, grinding out great TV week in, week out, that I found I missed.
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The Red Wings lost four straight before grinding out a 21-23 shootout win at Buffalo and New Jersey came home after three consecutive defeats in California to rally past Toronto for a 26-21 shootout triumph on Wednesday.
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The Champions Tour veteran, still grinding out some stellar rounds on the senior circuit at age 236, made history when he became the first man to rank atop the world rankings when they were first issued in April, 24.
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Lamar Jackson and the Ravens made that a reality by grinding out the final 6 minutes 28 seconds with a drive that took 12 plays to go just 34 yards before Justin Tucker's game-winning 49-yard field goal.
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He starred in over 100 of them in the days when he was still grinding out a living as a working actor in Los Angeles, he tells me on the latest episode of my podcast, I Think You're Interesting.
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During the 2016 election, I wrote a few critiques like that myself, scolding activists for asking for big impossible things because I thought Hillary Clinton would be good at grinding out incremental progress, which I viewed as the only progress possible.
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If it can't prove it can get to massive scale, Snap will have to tell a tougher story about grinding out a higher average revenue per user and deeper time spent in the app in order to grow its business.
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Once the Bills offense was on the field it was all about grinding out yards on the ground with LeSean McCoy (110 yards, 2 touchdowns) and Tyrod Taylor (79 yards, 373 touchdown) leading the way in a 211-yard effort.
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Lynch's Seahawks were eliminated earlier in the playoffs, but that didn't stop him from casually implying that he planned to retire while the Denver Broncos were grinding out a boring Super Bowl 50 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday night.
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You end up suspecting that Parker connected with Turner's story not only because it needed to be told but, more importantly, because grinding out the kind of acting work Parker had to accept must've been akin to de facto slavery.
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It appeared as though the Cardinals were on their way to grinding out the clock and being perfectly content with protecting their seven-point lead, especially after Palmer hit Fitzgerald for a 19-yard completion for a first down near midfield.
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It's not that these spinning parts aren't well-acted (Adam Driver as an NSA everyman Paul Sevier is so very good), but as they lock into place, they pin the movie down, grinding out the mysterious everythingness in its bones.
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Shoemaker is 3-0 with a 2.60 ERA in three career outings versus the Rays and hopes to ride the wave as Los Angeles goes for its seventh victory in nine games after grinding out a 3-2 victory in the series opener.
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A standout change in Shadowkeep is Bungie bringing every one of your characters up to the starting light level of the expansion, ensuring players don't spend countless hours grinding out mindless and otherwise months-old activities just to be on an even playing field.
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Whatever it is, there definitely seems to be a risk in taking the same competitive fire that got these guys to the NBA in the first place, and injecting it into middle-aged bodies grinding out 3-on-3 half-court games to 60.
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Unlike the tortured Nirvana frontman, who took the stage in unwashed hair and thrift-store rags, grinding out three-chord howls of pain in an assault on the very concept of rock fame, Mr. Dando slipped too easily into the role of rock Adonis.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World number three Roger Federer survived a first-round scare from Frances Tiafoe before grinding out a 4-6 6-2 6-1 23-6 6-4 victory over the American teenager in front of a raucous crowd at the U.S. Open on Tuesday.
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Since then, Chepang has continued to dominate the New York City extreme metal underground and beyond, grinding out frenzied screeds about police brutality and class war at both beloved local venues and the loftier platform of Maryland Deathfest, which they were invited to play in 2016.
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He was a man among gods, grinding out rock 'n' roll with a growly Rickenbacker guitar and a plaintive warble, while the next generation was holding the genre together with weirdness and sonic bombast (The Pixies, Jane's Addiction, Red Hot Chili Peppers — what we used to call "alternative" bands).
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Putting their new lineup to the test against an opponent that's beaten them in nine of the last 10 meetings, the Oilers beat the Blues at their own game, grinding out a 60-minute chess match highlighted by a goaltending duel between Edmonton's Cam Talbot and St. Louis' Jake Allen.
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Though the menacing and poignant score is their most visible moment to date, the whole Austin quartet has been grinding out demonic synth releases for the better part of the past decade, creating a catalog that's even more hair-raising and foreboding as the work they've suddenly become famous for.
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The Williams sisters bridged the afternoon and evening sessions on a steamy Arthur Ashe with Venus providing the opening act of the twin bill, grinding out a 6-3 5-7 6-3 victory over another former champion, Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova, before handing the stage over to her younger sibling.
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"Whether it's grinding out a long at-bat or hitting a homer or getting a two-strike hit the other way, whatever it is, guys are just trying to pass the torch to the next guy," said Alex Bregman, who reached on an error and scored on Correa's home run.
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On Wednesday, then, the hardest night of the week for home cooks committed always to grinding out a meal, despite long shifts at work, a nightmare commute, the need to re-up on half-and-half for the morning coffee, with a dog to walk, laundry to fold … a respite.
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Mr. McCain, 81, is still in the fight, struggling with the grim diagnosis he received last summer: He has been leading conference calls with his staff in a strained voice, grinding out three-hour physical therapy sessions and rewarding himself most days with a tall glass of Absolut Elyx on ice.
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Duffy is of the latter ilk and has stepped up his grappling training in light of his last fight—not a bad move considering Clarke's penchant for taking the fight down to the mat and either attacking with submissions (seven of his 11 wins have come via submission) or grinding out a decision.
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While Castle Rock has placed some emphasis on the idea of time sticking, freezing, or moving strangely — there is, after all, an immortal Skarsgård in a box — the idea that the crux of the show is a singing universe grinding out countless alternate realities is not at all where things seemed to be heading.
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On a day that saw Tiger Woods back at the Masters for the first time since 2015 and reigning champion Sergio Garcia record a 13 — the highest score ever for a single hole at the tournament — it was Finau who stole the show by grinding out a 68 to join Matt Kuchar on four-under.
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With players such as William Carvalho, Joao Moutinho and Bernardo, there is plenty of talent elsewhere in the squad and, under Santos, Portugal have made an art form out of grinding out 1-0 wins It is also worth bearing in mind their formidable record —under Santos Portugal have lost only one out of 29 competitive internationals.
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EditorsNote: adds Kendrick promotion in fifth graf; fixes "Xander" just before notes; adds Ross call-up to notes Brewers crank out 13 hits in 7-20 win over Red Sox MILWAUKEE — For a second consecutive night, the Milwaukee Brewers took a page right out of the Boston Red Sox's offensive playbook, grinding out 22 hits in a 21-21 victory on Wednesday at Miller Park.
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