Computer peripheral manufacturers—but not medical professionals—have settled on three mouse grip styles: palm grip, claw grip, and tip grip.
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The Perfect Fitness Multi-Gym Doorway Pull Up Bar has three padded grip positions for hammer grip, close grip, and normal grip pull-ups.
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More from VICE: Depending on who you ask, claw grip or palm grip make up the majority of mouse grip styles.
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Yes, it's called a grip, but it's not JUST a grip.
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It comes in black (with a white grip) or white (with a gray grip).
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ToeSox Half Toe Bellarina Grip Socks are comfortable, stylish, and provide excellent grip and support.
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The Ceiling Mounted Pull Up Bar from Ultimate Body Press has three high-density foam grip positions for standard, wide-grip, and 20-inch parallel-grip pull-ups or chin-ups.
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The grip bar is also an ergonomic way to, well, firmly grip the Mate X with one hand.
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With a firm grip on Gracie's collar, Drysdale figured there was no way that Gracie could strip his grip.
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There's the palm grip, the most common grip amongst average computer users, where the entire palm lays over the mouse.
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Rays pitching coach Kyle Snyder showed him a new grip for the pitch, different from his slider grip, and it stuck.
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When placed on the bottom of side control, Suzuki would grip his hands in an S-grip and place them down by his hips.
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The multi-functional Monet phone grip, with its two pockets for cash, IDs, or credit cards, plus durable sliding grip, is the perfect solution.
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Rather than using the grip of all four tires to accelerate, winter tires simply increase the amount of grip you have at your disposal.
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Aside from taking up virtually no space, its ergonomic grip offers a non-slip and comfortable grip for the times when you're continuously blending ingredients.
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It's called the Flip Grip, and it's essentially a grip that holds the Switch vertically, while the Joy-Con controllers slot in on the side.
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And because it uses velcro to secure both ends, there's no firm grip which completely defeats the purpose of tightening its grip around your face.
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American men in their first marriage had a 1-pound stronger grip than those who never married and a 2-pound stronger grip than widowers.
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"We do fat-grip chin-up bars for grip strength, which is very important in hockey for your wrist shot and slap shot," he said.
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PopSocket Grip, available at PopSocket, $2+If your loved one reads on their tablet, phone, or Kindle all the time, they'll appreciate a PopSocket Grip.
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Though this grip has often been criticized for the damage it can do to your hand if your connection is messy or your grip isn't sturdy.
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Electrodes let the wearer control the LUKE Arm's movements with muscle movements and the device transmits grip feedback to the user through a grip-force sensor.
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I also discovered that my new arm has an auto-grip function that can sense when you're about to drop something, so it adjusts your grip.
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"Additionally, each GO handgun is supplied with a large and small grip module in addition to the medium grip module it is configured with upon delivery."
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PopSocket Grip, $10 and up, available at PopSocketPopSockets Grips stick to the back of your phone and can expand whenever you need a grip or a stand.
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Where most dig for a grip at the back to make a powerful underhook or overhook, Terunofuji seems confident in what is generally a less powerful grip.
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And best of all, the grip even has its own battery that provides power for the grip and camera for up to one hour and 45 minutes.
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Pros: Three grip locations, 300-pound capacity, unlikely to damage your doorframeCons: Wide grip may be too wide for some, recent quality concerns, doesn't fit all doorframes
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The normal Joy-Con grip that comes with the console doesn't charge the Joy-Cons, and the official charging grip costs about $10 more than the Pupper.
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"Some races are pretty bad with the changing snow, then it's icy, then you have grip and then you don't have grip, then it all snowballs," Stuhec said.
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Cost: $1,650 for the brown watch, and $1,800 for the silver watchFind out more about the 35mm Grip watch (brown) here, and the 38mm Grip watch (silver) here.
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In the recent midterm elections, Mr. Trump and his backers further consolidated their grip on the party, even as they lost their grip on the House of Representatives.
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Our friends at Lifehacker recommend the iOttie Easy One Touch ($25) or the Ram Mount RAM X-GRIP ($25) for your windshield, the Mpow Grip Magic Air Vent Magnetic Car Mount ($8) or the Kenu Airframe+ ($30) for your air vents, or the Mountek nGroove Grip ($22) for your CD player.
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IMAGE: 2speckpresido A no-nonsense option for the practical, Speck's Presidio Grip will give you no-slip grip, a raised bezel to shield the screen and overall impact protection.
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By sliding one up after the other, first the foot grip, then, after lurching to full height in the slings, the hand grip, the climber rises up the rope.
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PopSocket Grip, available at Amazon, $10+PopSocket grips stick on the back of any phone to provide a comfortable grip, but they can also be used as a stand.
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Stevens argues that to break the National Rifle Association's grip on the political process, we must first break the grip it obtained on the Constitution via the Second Amendment.
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Often it feels like the world in your paintings has only a tenuous grip on the figures, or that the figures only have a tenuous grip on the world.
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Since the grip relies on its own battery for power, you'll want to make sure that your camera and the grip are both charged before heading out to shoot.
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Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley is pissed at Adrien Broner ... saying Adrien cost him a grip of cash when he got punished by Manny Pacquiao ... a $20,000 grip to be exact.
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It's a significant piece of American culture that acknowledges what it's like to see your grip on the world loosen, and wonders what uses that grip was put to anyway.
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The start-up offers a variety of weighted anti-grip leather gloves that can be used in different sports as well as an anti-grip pouch that wraps around a basketball.
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Your range of motion is limited in tripod grip, but it can provide for more precision, where the overhand grip is more capable and versatile; it's also harder to use precisely.
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PopSocket Grip, available at PopSocket, $10+ It seems like iPhones get bigger every year, so why not buy a nice sturdy PopSocket grip and save your loved one the pinky strain?
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If you have big hands, try a chunky arched mouse designed for palm grip, while if you want to play fast and twitchy video games, try one built for claw grip.
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" Camerota asked if Trump's grip on reality is "loosening.
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A new system from Berkeley roboticists acts as a rudimentary decision-making process, classifying objects as able to be grabbed either by an ordinary pincer grip or with a suction cup grip.
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Kisenosato's left arm shot in for a grip on Terunofuji's mawashi, and the Mongolian took his own grip on the yokozuna's mawashi and dropped his weight upon the injured shoulder of Kisenosato.
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But this time, Iwazawa's pack had a blade used to cut grip tape, the sticky sandpaper-like sheets skateboarders put on their decks to give their feet a grip on the board.
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People seemingly love sticking PopSockets to their phones for the extra grip, but doing so introduces a new issue: the inability to wirelessly charge a phone when a PopSockets Grip is attached.
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But in order to get the gun to fire, a shooter has to simultaneously push the handle grip closest to the barrel forward while pulling the handle grip closest to the body backward.
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On the other hand, the seven-button Rival 700 Mouse has a sleeker, slimmer design, and it accommodates the hand tendencies of a player who might prefer a claw grip or fingertips grip.
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PopSockets: Collapsible Grip & Stand for Phones and Tablets, $9.99When I got my iPhone X, I also picked up a PopSocket grip to make it easier to hold my phone without straining my fingers.
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PopSockets PopPower Wireless Charger ($60 — available now) Anyone who owns a PopSockets phone grip can relate to this struggle: when the grip is attached to your phone, you can't wirelessly charge your phone.
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Burundi's embattled government tightens its grip Burundi's embattled government tightens its grip Agathon Rwasa, the first deputy of Burundi's national assembly, says the ruling party's narrative of a stabilized, peaceful country is laughable.
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The other would help a repressive regime retain its grip.
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If only Algeria's liberators knew how to lighten their grip.
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PopSockets Expanding Phone Stand and Grip, $9.99, available at Amazon
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Grip them tightly and stand up, lifting with your hips.
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The intensity of Cancer season is finally loosening its grip.
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CHANGE YOUR GRIP Simply switching hands can alleviate overworked tendons.
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"Instead, we got these highly synergistic grip conformations," Marasco says.
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Don't waste a second of playing with this charging grip.
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The board's edges are now straight for better foot grip.
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And its textured surface provides extra grip for sweaty sessions.
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For a moment, she loosens her grip on the grid.
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Still, Lovell's art holds an uncommon grip on the emotions.
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The country is in the grip of a humanitarian crisis.
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But I am not in the grip of that danger.
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The bank criticises Poland for tightening grip over the economy.
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There's no reason to think this is going to grip.
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Partly it stems from the state's grip on strategic industries.
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They literally hold the lives of Handmaids in their grip.
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The grip of unions in deciding on promotions was loosened.
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Under Mr Xi, the party has been tightening its grip.
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In subsequent years the army relaxed its grip on power.
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Sava is in the grip of a heady vanilla boom.
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Putin has also tightened his grip on his own country.
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Much will depend on whether regulations prise open their grip.
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California has been in the grip of drought since 2013.
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Republicans looked to capitalize and tighten their grip on power.
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Get a grip, get a life, and get over it.
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But there is a curious niggle about the Karma Grip.
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Domestically, though, the government is still confident of its grip.
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If you lose grip, you are out of the game.
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"Hopefully the military continues to loosen its grip," Gardner said.
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But Tam objects to China's growing grip on the city.
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Justin Bieber really needed to get a grip Friday night.
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But her allies admit her grip on Iowa is tenuous.
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It was more about he could not grip the ball.
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The camera's hand grip is slightly deeper and more comfortable.
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Sceptics say Mr Hussain will never willingly relinquish his grip.
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It's time our party got a collective grip on itself.
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"As for your grip pressure, keep it light," Penick advises.
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Notice how it maintains a grip when the object moves.
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The FDA should relax its grip on market entry too.
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The throttle has good grip, and is easy to pull.
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The ribbed handle on this gel grip adds extra pleasure.
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I mean, they've got a vice grip on this place.
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These include weak grip strength, skipping breakfast and being divorced.
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European regulators have long eyed London's grip on derivatives trading.
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But, still, a terrible panic had me in its grip.
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Microsoft would like to loosen its grip on your login.
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Retailers have been struggling from the tightening grip of Amazon.
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For tip grip, all skin contact is by the fingertips.
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You can't take this grip and teach it to someone.
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Each grip has series of buttons controlled by the thumb.
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The Karma Grip does not have any camera movement controls.
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Users have to move the grip to move the camera.
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The cult of Meat Bingo had me in its grip.
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The Grip ships with a case and bevy of accessories.
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His fingers closed around the grip of an automatic pistol.
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PopSockets Expanding Phone Stand and Grip, available at Amazon, $9.99
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Nothing is as constant as change, so get a grip.
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But the couple had to grimly acknowledge nicotine's physiological grip.
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He has a very good feel for the grip level.
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He thought that it gave you a really good grip.
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Enter the Grid Resilience & Intelligence Platform project, known as GRIP.
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With the other, he pretended to grip a steering wheel.
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The country is in the grip of a sexual counterrevolution.
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I felt my perspective stretching and my stubborn grip loosening.
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We try to get a grip and hold it together.
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There are many different places where you grip the pole.
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It's lovely and slightly exotic with the barest tannic grip.
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Two months later, it reversed course and tightened its grip.
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But Maduro's grip on tyranny will be smashed and broken.
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But Mr. Kadyrov has an iron grip on the republic.
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Katharine Graham's memoir, "Personal History," got a grip on me.
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He has not challenged the monopolistic grip of the landowners.
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But nobody wants to release their grip on their money.
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Protests against China's tightening grip continue to convulse Hong Kong.
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Mr. Maduro dug in, tightening his grip with increasing repression.
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She seized his wrist with her hard grip and yanked.
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Just lie on your belly, grip the handle, and go.
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But that grip was weakened in the 2018 midterm elections.
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It contrasts with the rubber flooring that helps with grip.
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Andrew Cuomo's grip on the New York state Democratic party?
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A nub on the heel helps grip a snowshoe strap.
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But Christa retained a fierce psychological grip on her mother.
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As we spiraled in, though, I really lost my grip.
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The surface texture creates a strong grip for sweaty hands.
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Under communism, he said, "you had these waves of the grip being relaxed and the grip tightening, and I was lucky enough to have experienced two waves of relaxation of the regime," he said.
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Holding the camera on a small tripod grip produced footage that almost looked as good as you can get with the Karma Grip, which suspends a GoPro in the air and uses motors for stabilization.
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But the demonstrations don't seem to have loosened his grip on his party, the United Malays National Organization, nor UMNO's grip on Malaysia: UMNO has been governing the country in coalition governments for six decades.
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This is the grip he showed Johnny Carson four decades ago on the set of "The Tonight Show," and the grip he displayed for a recent visitor in his backyard, high up in the Berkshires.
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Now Ms Redstone's grip on CBS could scarcely be more secure.
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By the 1920s Benito Mussolini was tightening his grip on Italy.
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After a few years, however, UltraViolet loosened its grip a bit.
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Will this be enough for Mr Macron to recover his grip?
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Still, loosening the big banks' grip will be a long job.
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Once you've gotten a grip on your cutlery, there's still more.
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But our dolly grip Greg was incredible in keeping us safe.
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A combination of passive and vacuum-powered suction cups provide grip.
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Bump stocks replace the semi-automatic's butt stock and pistol grip.
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Some shareholders might gripe about Page's tightening grip on the company.
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Then, add grip and texture with your favorite paste or pomade.
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Small in stature, his grip over the country looms tall, absolute.
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The Grip is merely a plastic base for your Joy-Cons.
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Nintendo's choice to sell the charging grip separately is downright baffling.
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For years, Hamas&apos tight grip on Gaza vexed Mideast mediators.
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Analysts aren't convinced that Facebook can maintain its grip this time.
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Apple, meanwhile, is losing its grip on some tech-crazed consumers.
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I decided to relax my hands; he loosened his grip subtly.
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There are few calls for the state to lighten its grip.
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But the early utopian ideal faded as Moshe tightened his grip.
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The United States still needed a strategic grip on the country.
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These two groups have a tight grip on the Republican Party.
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He launched the political attack that weakened Netanyahu's grip on power.
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But by the 1990s De Beers's grip had started to loosen.
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So here's hoping that smartphone mount has a pretty tight grip.
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The big picture: Argentina is in the grip of a recession.
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Easing the grip of the grid companies, however, may prove difficult.
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There was the unmistakable feeling of an excellent, almost tacky grip.
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Allegedly it enhances the grip when you need to take photos.
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The ruling junta would have fewer obstacles to maintaining its grip.
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Savor the grip of his hugs, the softness in his eyes.
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"The PML-N grip is breaking as we speak," Khan said.
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If you release your grip, though, the opponent quickly bounces back.
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Their opportunities for development will be squeezed by automation's impactive grip.
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The story seemed to grip the world from that moment on.
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So the lesson to Wall Street leaders is "get a grip".
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They are tightening their grip at home and lashing out abroad.
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IT IS difficult to escape the grip of religion in Lebanon.
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And because we're holding lawmakers in the gun lobby's grip accountable.
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I'm feeling tired and my grip strength is not good tonight.
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Investigators reportedly found Scott's DNA on the grip and ammunition slide.
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Tannins showed their grip but not overpoweringly, and acidity was plentiful.
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In particular, the psychiatric profession's over-tight grip should be challenged.
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Temer hoped the Olympics would strengthen his tenuous grip on power.
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That means the length of the leather grip on your putter.
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They'll worm into your ear but won't necessarily grip your soul.
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His grip on China is tighter than any leader's since Mao.
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It had already tightened its grip on Telecom Italia (TIM) (TLIT.
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That may be, but that's a pretty tight grip between friends.
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Very few families are spared from the tight grip of addiction.
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It may one day lose its bloody grip on the city.
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Black Southerners like me were caught in its grip as well.
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For her, I fight to get out from under fear's grip.
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She corners people with a steel grip and a crocodile smile.
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The first step is to get a grip on your debt.
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Under this opening, the party loosened its grip over China's economy.
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There's a glass chimney on top; that's the part you grip.
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Originalists believe that history has an iron grip on constitutional meaning.
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No wonder Vajda wants to tape the grip to Djokovic's hand.
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The world stays "dangerous," according to Grip, without dipping into frustration.
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But the grip of the Forma won't let you forget it.
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The brakes are stout, and tire grip is sticky and predictable.
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Here's what you need to know: • Front-runners keep their grip.
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Its leaders could lose their grip on power or their lives.
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Why does such a small animal need such a mighty grip?
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PopSockets Grip, $9.97, available at AmazonWe know — PopSockets Grips are everywhere.
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It could be a tough gig, considering Sumner M. Redstone's grip.
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It was a bit tough for me to grip my racquet.
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The physical test measured each person's grip strength and walking speed.
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There are fears Erdogan will tighten his grip on economic management.
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Google is losing its grip on the global smart speaker market.
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And to her, their grip feels like it is getting stronger.
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Robert Gabriel Mugabe, 93, ruled this country with a tight grip.
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Winston seems to be getting a grip on Bruce Arians' offense.
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Speck cases are iconic for their simple style and excellent grip.
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Wonder if the pinkie is a problem with his curveball grip.
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Eastern Europe was in the iron grip of the Soviet Union.
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The capital raised comes as recession and political uncertainty grip Brazil.
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Now, after more than two centuries, history is loosening its grip.
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There is no "grip it and rip it" in Spieth's golf.
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If our idea is to survive, they must strengthen its grip.
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Easing the grip of the regulatory state is a good answer.
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Rose was holding his hand more often; her grip was warm.
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The Loose Grip Mixtape launches on Tuesday 29 on Marathon Artists.
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There are two buttons on the grip for controlling the camera.
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The Army Rangers had an almost mystical grip on Alex's imagination.
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China may be easing its grip as the world's needs grow.
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Especially with its narrow build, which makes it easier to grip.
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Across the country, they live under the firm grip of men.
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His grip was hard enough to leave bruises on her arm.
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And getting comfortable with the new grip wasn't the biggest issue.
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With my old grip, my USATT rating had peaked at 1943.
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Otherwise, the tires can quickly lose what little grip they have.
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In the grip of pain, a tinge of anger would arise.
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After about 30 seconds, one of the officers relaxes his grip.
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When he loosened his grip slightly, I said just, `Do it.
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"Grip it and rip it and see what happens," he said.
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South Asia was in the grip of its first nuclear crisis.
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They could move from holding her hand to tweaking her grip.
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Republicans won the White House and retained their grip on Congress.
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DJI also added a sticky grip pad where your palm rests.
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He showed me his grip, and it's something I never changed.
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He also wants players to reconsider how they grip the racket.
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Apple's grip on the wearables industry has tightened in recent years.
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Have we lost our grip on what is normal social interaction?
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" Then I took a deep breath and thought: "Get a grip.
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Trump's grip on the Republican Party is as tight as ever.
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The guy gently tapped Bourdain's shoulder, and Bourdain released the grip.
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An umbrella with a grip that frees your thumb for texting?
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Rozier tightened his grip, and Embiid slapped at the ball again.
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The Federal Reserve is loosening its grip on the American economy.
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But by 22011, M.B.Z. had a firm grip on the state.
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However, the parallel grip handles are fairly small and awkwardly positioned.
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It's 2017 and the patriarchy's grip is as strong as ever.
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And it's clear his grip on Venezuela is only getting tighter.
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Trump's grip on the GOP has implications far beyond elected office.
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The classic styling and textured grip fits nicely in your hand.
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The Oasis is made of metal with a very noticeable grip.
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The car comes equipped with wider tires for better cornering grip.
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He said he never doubted that he had a firm grip.
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And I was thinking about the grip they got on me.
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Sanders' rivals are trying to loosen his perceived grip on Latinos.
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Taylor Swift isn't letting go of her grip on No. 1.
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Overdoses and arrests became routine; long term addictions started their grip.
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The country was already in the grip of a yearslong drought.
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Revenues will be used to tighten the party's grip on power.
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At that point, they intuitively grip the arches of your feet.
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With such a grip on the industry, EssilorLuxottica essentially controls pricing.
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For now, the Revolutionary Guards are tightening their grip at home.
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Armenians took to the streets to protest against the power grip.
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Now walk over to the recycle bin and release your grip.
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"This morning is even worse than it was yesterday, so I tried to grip a golf club but there's no way I can go to my grip position," he said in a news conference on Wednesday.
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It also includes semiautomatic rifles with the capacity to accept more than 10 rounds, or those that can accept a detachable magazine plus any one of the following enhancements: a pistol grip, forward grip, folding/telescoping/detachable stock, grenade launcher, barrel shroud, or threaded barrel; semiautomatic pistols with the capacity to accept more than 10 rounds, or those that can accept a detachable magazine plus any one of the following enhancements: a threaded barrel, second pistol grip, barrel shroud, the capacity to accept a detachable magazine outside the pistol grip, a manufactured weight above 50 ounces when unloaded, or a stabilizing brace; semiautomatic shotguns with any of the following: a folding/telescoping/detachable stock, pistol grip, the capacity to accept more than five rounds, the capacity to accept a detached magazine, forward grip, or a grenade launcher.
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To sense the movement and position associated with grabbing a glass, your brain might cue up a cylinder-grip percept; while lifting a small pile of crumbs from the table, it might recruit the tripod-grip percept.
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More than once, I placed my iPhone in the rubberized grip and set it up to take photos, not realizing that the grip was squeezing the iPhone 7's down-volume button and taking hundreds of pictures.
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Caseology Slim Clear Cushion Grip iPhone 7/8 Case, $14.99, available at Amazon Caseology Slim Clear Cushion Grip iPhone 7/8 Plus Case, $12.99, available at Amazon JETech iPhone X Clear Back Case, $5.99, available at Amazon
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Speck CandyShell Grip Case for Galaxy S7, $9 (originally $34.95) [You save $25.95] This case is covered in rubber ridges to provide a no-slip grip, so hopefully you won't drop your phone as much as usual.
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Evonik's silica are mainly used to improve the wet grip of tyres.
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HONG KONG — With Beijing's grip slightly looser, Chinese markets steadied on Friday.
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Democrats have a tight grip on both chambers of the State Legislature.
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The pain can result in reduced grip strength and a crippled hand.
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Relax. You can loosen your white-knuckled grip on the steering wheel.
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I thought I was dying, or perhaps losing my grip on reality.
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I've managed to get a decent-enough grip on my compulsive eating.
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It fits in a backpack and comes with a handheld stabilizer grip.
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When a grip walked across the stage, the audience erupted in squeals.
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This routine will improve your grip — and make other workouts easier, too.
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The dragon above us seemed to grip the wooden struts even tighter.
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But that supposes Mr Trump can get a grip on his administration.
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This could enable Khamenei to tighten his grip on the governing hierarchy.
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You have ever-so-slightly loosened yourself from the grip of capitalism.
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She shook my hand with a firm grip and we started talking.
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It has a wide base that is suitable for a palm grip.
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Yann Arnaud lost his grip during an aerial performance in Tampa, Florida.
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John Howard, then prime minister, saw his grip on opinion polls slipping.
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Consequently, 'Big Beer's' grip on the brew market is starting to slip.
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Grip is the most important quality, and good tires are a must.
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On the body, there's a Windows button and a side grip trigger.
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It just doesn't grip me as much as the last ones did.
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It was actually designed for larger hands and palm grip-style users.
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One thing they can&apost do is grip the stick too tight.
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China's police can respond rapidly to perceived threats to the party's grip.
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He is slowly losing his grip on reality, and keeps having flashbacks.
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I highly recommend the Speck Presidio Grip Phone Case with the ridges.
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"I just didn't get a clean grip on the ball," he said.
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Triggers on the bottom of the controllers let you "grip" virtual objects.
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Attended by two other women, the cousins grip each others' flowing robes.
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I felt his hands grip my waist as he greeted me again.
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By strengthening their grip on the EU's machinery, Spitzenkandidaten undermine European democracy.
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In the last 10 laps we needed more grip in the rear.
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It is reluctant to loosen its grip, say many in the industry.
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Otherwise, a shaky grip on the camera could mean a blurry exposure.
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Yet for all this, Mr Sisi's grip on power is not secure.
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Paw grip force and calf circumference and muscles were measures and analyzed.
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Mount the Karma Grip to a bike and race down a hill.
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Sweat beads on your forehead, and your hands grip the cart handle.
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For months the regime has slowly tightened its grip on eastern Aleppo.
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The movie recording button is still awkwardly crammed onto the thumb grip.
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Meanwhile, Grubhub will further tighten its grip on the food delivery market.
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Her assistant better have a tight grip on it this morning though.
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Not even the Nintendo 225's weird pistol-grip thing comes close.
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As I went down, I tightened my grip, inadvertently pinning the throttle.
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Final Cut Pro's moment, and its grip on video workflows, had passed.
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The scenes bleed into one another until the form loses its grip.
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Elliott launched its campaign to loosen Vivendi's grip over TIM in March.
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Vladimir Putin's grip on President Trump must be investigated, exposed and broken.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies are now trying to reassert their grip.
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"Afghanistan remains in the grip of a deadly war," the report said.
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That's right, it's the superlative Gerd Janson remix of "Grip" by GL!
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And then—as its strange, melancholic buoyancy tightened its grip—for pleasure.
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But Trump's grip on the national political narrative was never in doubt.
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The number one thing to watch is Xi's tightening grip on authority.
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It's a cynical attempt to maintain its profitable grip on our attention.
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They shook hands, and Popovich did not let go of his grip.
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John Hickenlooper, extending the party's decade-long grip on the governor's mansion.
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Trump, meanwhile, has a firm grip on the Republican base in 2019.
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One stock market crash later, however, the government's grip has grown tighter.
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It includes the brand's signature embossed tongue label and rubber grip soles.
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Right now, Grip is curious to see the response to Safe Mode.
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Many would resist reforms that would loosen their grip on the economy.
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B.J. Rudell: The GOP's tenuous grip on blue and purple state legislatures.
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As Trump's grip on his party tightens, it's possible that could change.
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The U.S. is in the grip of a synthetic opioid addiction crisis.
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Our third and fourth audiobooks didn't grip us like the first two.
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Instead, competition authorities must loosen the companies' grip on consumer data. 503.
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Mary plunged to the floor after he lost grip on her ankles.
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The tire grip was huge, steering was heavy and braking was muscular.
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They grip each other's hands, and draw their dragonglass daggers, and stand.
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Are you wearing shoes that are more likely to slip or grip?
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An adhesive that gives you get the best grip on your tech
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Around corners, the Camry also surprised with its grip and rigid chassis.
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These slithery reptiles somehow have a special grip on our fear centers.
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At the red-shingled Capella hotel, the grip wasn't quite as tight.
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Phoebe immerses herself in faith, and Will loses his grip on her.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is loosening its grip on sunscreen.
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Speck cases are known for their simple, classic designs and excellent grip.
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A similar pattern was visible with grip strength -- but only for men.
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This stuff can evidently "grip" driver and passenger for a snug ride.
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Sanders, and its ability to maintain a grip on its own cybersecurity.
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I can't quite get a grip on how this life might end.
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One day in spring training, Maddux taught Colon the grip he used.
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You loosen your grip on control knowing that it doesn't really matter.
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But police managed to contain it without Bouteflika's grip on power loosening.
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Still, Pelosi has insisted she can maintain her grip on the caucus.
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For a brief moment, I felt released from the grip of Everest.
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My sister towers above the woman but is docile in her grip.
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I like to think I have a good grip on my finances!
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Maintaining a grip took effort — and sometimes forced Macron into uncomfortable positions.
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When you're in the grip of depression, are you able to function?
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Having a grip on one leads to better control of the other.
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It has a fresh minty smell and steel-cut grains for grip.
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Republicans are likely to maintain their grip on the at-large seat.
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LABOTT: Well, and also, the revolutionary guard's grip on the economy, right?
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The document leak to The Times hugely undermines Xi's grip on power.
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Thomas Grip: Yeah, it feels like I've been out of the loop.
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Here is Fujiwara demonstrating the grip in one of his instructional tapes.
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But the billionaire Mr. Solow seems to be loosening his tight grip.
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This basic structure has never really loosened its grip on WWE's storytelling.
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Few responded to his call, and Mr. Maduro's grip on power held.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies are now trying to reassert its grip.
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In the grip of strong emotion, productive conversation can be surprisingly hard.
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And the country slipped back into the grip of another authoritarian government.
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It was an indication, perhaps, of James's precocious grip on the league.
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In Saudi Arabia, Prince Mohammed's grip on power tightened further on Monday.
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And the virus appeared to grip the nation's capital ever more tightly.
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The back has a textured grip, coupled with a large power button.
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He held his old-school, leather-grip racket with a familiar lightness.
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Republicans appear to be in the grip of a similar panic today.
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It has long struggled to get a grip on the city's problems.
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AMERICA IS IN the grip of a health scare over e-cigarettes.
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When you release your grip, the water drains back into the bottle.
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They have pushed farther into Tripoli, tightening their grip on the capital.
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Many opposition sympathizers have become frustrated by Maduro's continued grip on power.
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China partly blocked WhatsApp in its ever-tightening grip over internet content.
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By then, Goldman seemed to have lost its grip atop Wall Street.
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The episode demonstrated the unique grip labor unions hold on California politics.
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Some pitchers take weeks, or even years, to master a new grip.
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If the regime falls, so do their livelihoods and grip on power.
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They now have about two weeks to get a grip on reality.
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He was treated by paramedics, keeping a firm grip on his statuette.
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A grip to hold an ebook reader, phone, or tablet while reading
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Both images exert a formidable grip, but De Morra is examining us.
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In an instant his grip tightens, his arms contracting, a sudden twist.
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He started to feel that he was losing his grip on reality.
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Frost giants loose the ice caps from their grip in the background.
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The Republican grip on Northeast and California swing seats is already slippery.
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Finally, the dog released its grip on the 10-year-old girl.
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Since the 2014 protests, China has tightened its grip over Hong Kong.
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And the pilot did what he could to release the dangerous grip.
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But by attaching your controllers to a pair of in-game hands and having them correspond exactly to your reach and grip (you must hold down the trigger to grip the wall), limits are established to that power.
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When Mr. Shortz found himself at a plateau in his table tennis game a couple of years ago, he tried something new: He gave up his lifelong Seemiller paddle grip and began using the more conventional shakehands grip.
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For instance, when you need to open a jar, you grip it with one hand and move it into position, then tighten that grip as the other hand takes hold of the lid and twists or pops it off.
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LoveHandle Universal Grip, $9.95, available at AmazonShop all LoveHandle phone grips and accessories at Amazon hereThe LoveHandle is a soft, elastic strap that sticks to your phone, allowing you to loop multiple fingers through to get a better grip.
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Monet Phone Grip with Expanding Stand and Slim Wallet, from $12.99, available at AmazonUnless you're a master manipulator of the limited space on your phone, it's hard to fit both a grip and a wallet card on one device.
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At any rate, the president and Mr Rajapaksa are defiantly consolidating their grip.
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But those comic touches hint that Littlefield simply needs to get a grip.
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Yesterday it got to the point where I couldn't grip the bat anymore.
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He maintains a tight grip on power, and few decisions are made locally.
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What Happened: President Trump doesn't seem to have the strongest grip on history.
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I&aposd had a grip put on our scythe by a blacksmith friend.
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The other thing to think about is how gloves impact your grip strength.
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Push your hips back, and squat to grab kettlebell or weight (overhand grip).
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The party has also tightened its grip over academic freedom on university campuses.
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"We must achieve reform without loosening our grip on fiscal consolidation," it said.
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"Get a grip," she commented in an interaction highlighted by Comments by Celebs.
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He's also threatening the iron grip Trump once held on the news cycle.
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Faure invokes the potential available to those liberated from the shtetl's tenacious grip.
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Florida man wrangles alligator from 10-foot python&aposs deadly grip in Everglades.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Toshiba still doesn't have a grip on its sprawl.
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Then he crashed into a deep depression that never loosened its icy grip.
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Foster's grandmother managed to get away from Foster&aposs grip, the report said.
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I need this girl to get a grip on her worth, like yesterday.
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"Kim Jong Un's policy itself is tightening its grip on defection," he said.
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Air is pumped in and out of the object to adjust grip strength.
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Manufacturing exerts a powerful grip on politicians and policymakers in the rich world.
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There's the fingertips grip, which only engages the mouse with the five fingers.
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Whenever I used the Olloclip lenses, I also used the new Pivot grip.
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First, there's the grip that flairs out to fit comfortably in your palm.
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Arab regimes tend to respond to security threats by further tightening their grip.
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Gold bugs may have a firmer grip on the market than you think.
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Having gone through significant psychological trauma, Senua starts losing her grip on reality.
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Power is divided among all four wheels (more accurately, only those with grip).
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The dials are more robust, and the camera's grip is deeper than before.
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Why do I need a grip, I can hold my phone just fine.
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It keeps its grip on viewers while rarely forcing its scares on them.
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But the family says she can no longer crawl or grip their fingers.
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Motors inside pull the pads in the direction needed to get a grip.
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Its scroll wheel has some extra grip by way of a rubber coating.
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That means getting a grip on spending and saving, and learning to invest.
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The most notable design element is the bottom, which is ridged for grip.
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To get a grip on Britain, Mrs May must learn to loosen hers.
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But Mr Kaczynski appears to be in the grip of full-blown pyromania.
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After inserting each earbud, users can turn it inward to tighten the grip.
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It feels more natural to grip than the flatter, more board-like 6.
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This makes sense: it cannot otherwise loosen the ANC's grip on national politics.
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Podsnaps and reverse Podsnaps are both in the grip of the same mistake.
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If Musk's right, capitalism's ruthless grip on the world might loosen a little.
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"He's got himself a death grip on that thing," Rob told ABC News.
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It allowed the territory to drop contentious laws, then quietly tightened its grip.
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Mr Javid has to "get a grip", as Tories love to put it.
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You're constantly changing your grip style because none of them ever feel right.
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To loosen the grip of the rent-seekers requires a more deliberative politics.
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None of which means that Mr Zuma is losing his grip on power.
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But its iron grip began slipping ever since Google launched Chrome in 2008.
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Mr Morsi and his allies never got a grip on Egypt's fractious state.
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Hasan was on hand with a grip of good points on the matter.
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They also come with double-riveted handles to allow for a secure grip.
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The trend here is towards major governments tightening their grip on the web.
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One woman, abandoned by her husband, fixates on a parmesan mill's "comfort" grip.
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The people I met had steely logic and an iron grip on reality.
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I used the Karma Grip throughout my South Korean trip and loved it.
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These recent events show Kony's "grip on the LRA is loosening," said Ronan.
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The announcement blindsided many Republicans and imperils the party's grip on the House.
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Western governments, particularly Germany, have expressed apprehension at Erdogan's tightening grip on power.
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Secularism played an enormous role in eroding the grip of the Catholic Church.
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And then he, he had his grip a lot wider than a wallet.
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I'm concerned I no longer have the forearm strength to grip the brake.
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You can't be better than The Beatles once you can't hold a grip.
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The region has also been in the grip of a prolonged cold spell.
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Government troops and allied militias have held a tight grip on the city.
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The French leader later said his white-knuckled grip had a deeper meaning.
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Or your hands are sweating and the grip sensor can't recognize your fingerprint.
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The keys also retract slightly into the body for a more comfortable grip.
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The Turkish government is strengthening its already tight grip on the country's internet.
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Altogether, he fitted nearly 103,000 rods to grip the building to the ground.
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It's light but solid, and the custom textured backing adds a nice grip.
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He doesn't appear to be applying a ton of pressure to his grip.
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If you grip farther back, the lizard wiggles more, and may struggle free.
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Overall, the Taliban have strengthened their grip over the country in recent years.
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This has enabled Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta to tighten his grip on power.
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Putin's opponents say he is maintaining his grip on power by eroding democracy.
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Mr. Crozier has delayed replacing aging machinery, spreading the grip of commercial purgatory.
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There are also hopes that regulators may loosen their grip on the market.
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Brent is a co-founder and was founding chairman of Smartup, Grip & made.
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They don't need the money, with their still monopolistic grip on pro wrestling.
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The basketball, regulation size and weight, has a durable grip and solid bounce.
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"I fear those (families) who stayed in Daesh's grip met a terrible fate".
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Walmart has the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Charging Grip for a low $18.49.
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Neither are they simply naïve children in the grip of possibly greedy adults.
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It delivers a solid and rubberized grip to keep both headphones in place.
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Maduro is relying on El Aissami to tighten the regime's grip on power.
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The Scooch Wingman case has a built-in grip, kickstand, and car mount.
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The authoritarian President has ruled Sudan with an iron grip for 30 years.
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As potential threats to his rule were eliminated, Mr. Castro tightened his grip.
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The team elected to focus on two indicators: walking speed and grip strength.
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Popsockets: Collapsible Grip, $9.99Popsocket Grips look gimmicky, but they're a legitimately helpful tool.
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The country's financial watchdog is also tightening its grip on foreign insurance products.
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Loosening the grip founding families have on their sprawling businesses is the aim.
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It may end up strengthening his grip on a ticking time bomb instead.
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To take an aerial shot of Rosado, Chu didn't use a grip-stand.
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I didn't have as firm a grip on that until I played Marcia.
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Breakingviews The CIT Group has taken a late grip on John Thain's pay.
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Sabathia said he did not see Ellsbury fumble his grip on the ball.
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We, in Britain, are held tight in the iron grip of a Brexit.
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Today's OC punk scene keeps a pretty white-knuckled grip on the past.
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It was as if drone's grip on so many lives had been imagined.
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He stopped only when she was able to wriggle free from his grip.
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Now outlets are giving Apple News+ the same iron grip on their businesses.
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He'd always wanted a sinker but could never find a grip that worked.
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The Karma Grip has a similar feature but it doesn't work as well.
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He also discovered that bacteria and viruses could be held in its grip.
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The Karma Grip feels like it can take more abuse than the Osmo.
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The authoritarian Bashir has ruled Sudan with an iron grip for 30 years.
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She struggled to crawl out, but kept losing her grip on the ice.
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Rubber bands can be affixed to cups to make them easier to grip.
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Mr. Watsa may yet have to take a firmer grip at BlackBerry, too.
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The secret of his grip has been, largely, the lack of an alternative.
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The tightened grip mirrors a similar clampdown by the Communist Party in China.
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He too was free from the grip that addiction once held on him.
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I came back to a state that felt in the grip of change.
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Even after the hack, E Corp still holds a grip on the world.
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They sort of still have an iron grip on a lot of companies.
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The biggest players have also consolidated their grip through a decade of mergers.
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Yet the grip of the old guard on the public imagination remains strong.
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Looking to soothe the troops, Ms. Pelosi loosened her grip ever so slightly.
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It's crazy quick, has a nice interior, and an enormous amount of grip.
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We need to get a grip and listen to what people are saying.
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Feel the soft texture of the sponge or hardness of the mop grip.
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I tried the proper grip, palms facing forward, and could barely do two.
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Even though they kept smiling, their knuckles turned white from the powerful grip.
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The strategy continued as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan consolidated his grip on power.
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Pros: Ergonomic, five buttons, included grip, comfortableCons: Buttons can feel cheap, slightly expensive
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As a skater, they give good support and good grip on the board.
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Perversely enough, it's when the plot takes over that the show's grip slackens.
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Try out the GoPro Karma grip on sale for only $199 at Amazon.
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Simply put, Google and Facebook have a death grip on the journalism industry.
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The man rolled onto Siatta, trying to force him to release his grip.
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Walls are stripped of grip-and-grin photos, carpets are lifted and laid.
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It was gently earthy, and the tannins exerted a mild but noticeable grip.
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But after a decade in power, his grip on Israeli politics is weakening.
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In the third episode, a doozy, the show's grip on you really tightens.
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But Turkey's resulting grip in Germany is coming back to haunt both sides.
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That means no more removing your phone grip to top off your device.
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"The Republican Party has got to get a grip on itself," Powell said.
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However, even before the Islamic Revolution, the Shah's grip on power was unsteady.
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One squirrel lost its grip and fell, crashing through the layers of foliage.
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Everyone who has been touched by the cold grip of gun violence understands.
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Here, a sprawling power monopoly holds the local economy in a vise grip.
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Pros: Effective design techniques for grip, several design options, anti-bacterialCons: Not attractive
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It also comes equipped with a foam pad for a more comfortable grip.
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These moves come as Prime Minister Narendra Modi tightens his grip on India.
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At that time, France was still in the grip of the Dreyfus affair.
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Chinese stocks are getting burned as trade fears grip Wall Street once again.
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But he has dropped hints about keeping his grip on power beyond then.
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The bottom feels like a Ruffles potato chip, with a nice textured grip.
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He's the natural evolution of a country quickly losing its grip on reality.
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Russia, in the grip of an economic crisis, faces parliamentary elections in September.
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They each have pakkawood handles to allow for stable grip and superior accuracy.
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"The game showed the grip television and the NFL could have on America."
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Too much grip in basketball is jarring on the body, Nike's Chang said.
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Under the avalanche of endless Trump scandals, a superpower is losing its grip.
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In the winter, cyclists turn to fat-tire bikes that grip the snow.
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Cillian was frozen in the Bog Girl's grip, unable even to call out.
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Her grip is still strong but her face has gone sort of blank.
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But these latest claims are a formidable test of his grip on power.
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It followed whispers of dissatisfaction with Xi and his tight grip on power.
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He lost his grip on the mane of his horse, Isidia, and fell.
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He lost his grip on the mane of his horse, Isidia, and fell.
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But an AKP win could allow Erdogan to tighten his grip on power.
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Prince William's breathing just fine now that India's Prime Minister loosened his grip.
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They often respond to resistance with a tighter grip to secure their position.
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A no-slip, open-cell (more absorbent) surface gives you a solid grip.
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"It's All Good" suggests how the planet lies ultimately beyond our proprietary grip.
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Dean Unglert, nascent internet boyfriend, might be losing his grip on his "lovable" status.
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Without their support, officials feared, the party's grip on power would be in jeopardy.
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So will getting a grip on France's public spending and its army of bureaucrats.
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Well, folks, it looks like we won't be escaping winter's icy grip anytime soon.
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"If you're trying to get stronger, improving your grip strength will help," Summers says.
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It's important to understand that Samsung has a tight grip on the country's economy.
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He was treating the little boy like a Raggedy Ann doll in his grip.
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European governments want to stop the migrants and break the grip of the smugglers.
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PERINO: But it&aposs like when Comey says they need to get a grip.
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Nothing can quite describe how horrific it is to lose grip of your sanity.
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Azriel's family had a ray of hope Kelly was losing his grip over her.
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He tightens his grip on the small cross as his face fills with resolve.
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He then covered the thimbles in leather to provide better grip on his strings.
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They will be blamed... (CROSSTALK) UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To get a Republican grip on this.
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It definitely seems like, as the sun goes down, the track picks up grip.
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But Michael Howell, CEO of Cross Border Capital, warned the bear's grip will continue.
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At least, the Wolverine State hasn't loosened its grip on the future of traffic.
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The grip controller allows users to see their hands, making the hammers feel real.
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But after a while, Apple's iron-clad grip on iOS caused me to switch.
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Grieving dad Christopher Emmett said drugs have got a death grip on his community.
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A panicky old man afraid of the inevitable and inexorable vice grip of change.
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He is moved by this statement, and takes my whole face in his grip.
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As Daenerys focuses on Northern threats, Cersei can bolster her grip on the throne.
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Bloomberg performed its own press test, pitting a Juicero machine against a reporter's grip.
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Analysts debate how much the number of protests affects the party's grip on power.
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But in China the government has always had a tight grip on the yuan.
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CHINESE cinema-goers are used to the government's tight grip on the film industry.
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Mr Rouhani had hoped to weaken the IRGC's grip on both politics and business.
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He felt in the grip of something familiar, a pattern taking shape around him.
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They all loaded into 2 Sprinter vans with a tight grip on their Oscars.
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For much of the 20th century the state steadily tightened its grip on universities.
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" This infuriated him, according to the suit, and he "tightened his grip on her.
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Instead, astronauts grip handles and sit up against a back pad to stay stationary.
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Later in 2019, the aforementioned Shooting Grip Kit bundle will be available for $1,300.
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And just like a gecko, the grip can easily be turned on and off.
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Something about the brute strength of his grip won Jana over, an instantaneous reversal.
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Strengthening these secondary hubs will weaken Heathrow's, and thus BA's, grip on the market.
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Rubber edging along the charger provides some grip to the surface and some height.
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I absolutely prefer playing with the tablet, rather than the Joy-Con Grip controller.
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EpiPen's vicelike grip on the allergy shot market is about to be significantly loosened.
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When docked in the Joy-Con Grip, the controller feels like a typical gamepad.
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The administrators keep a tight grip on who and who doesn't receive the accolade.
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At least ten of Congo's 20023 provinces are in the grip of armed conflict.
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It slips out of your grip, smashes into the ground, and the screen shatters.
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Plus, where else can you buy a bespoke leather grip for the Apple Pencil?
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It suggests Ukraine's banks are emerging from the grip of oligarchs and bad lending.
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They grip mugs of coffee or, in a few cases, the day's first pint.
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McConnell has been unrivaled as a Senate leader in his grip on judicial nominations.
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Evonik's own silica products are mainly used to improve the wet grip of tires.
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I wore only climbing shoes and used chalk powder to help with my grip.
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He is said in private to express admiration for her grip on her party.
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But somewhere in the melee, the best friends lost their grip on each other.
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One can only browse so much news before one's grip on reality becomes tenuous.
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That tight grip has benefited the company (and Michael) over the past five years.
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But Algerian security forces managed to contain it without Bouteflika's grip on power loosening.
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A girl named Jade says it's to increase grip, that she read it somewhere.
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The Karma Grip has several buttons, and these are key to the device's appeal.
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Its tight construction further minimizes deformation of tread blocks when changing direction, improving grip.
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But the hump lets you keep a really good, confident grip on your phone.
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The video record button is still in an awkward place on the thumb grip.
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If the people vote no, Mr Morales's grip on power will begin to loosen.
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The Sharif family, however, is unlikely to lose its grip on power for long.
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Serbia's nearly impregnable defense and superior shooting skills showed their grip on the sport.
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Now, it appears that ISIS is beginning to lose its grip on the city.
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"A disappointing qualifying, I couldn't find the grip I found in FP3," said Bottas.
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I didn't really change the grip on it, just how I went about it.
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Work on grip strength, which is a surprisingly accurate indicator of overall health prospects.
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" He was holding the knife behind him, tightening his grip as he spoke. "Caroline.
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Traders are watching to see if stocks can break out of oil's grip Tuesday.
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Amanda had lost her grip on reality and fallen into a state of psychosis.
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The nomination signals that the Trump administration wants a firmer grip on the institution.
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So, I decided to make a customized grip that would help in this situation.
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Partly that is because the strength of his grip on the regime is unknown.
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The smallest child repeatedly loses his grip and wood spills out into the mud.
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Simsek's departure would likely signal that Erdogan was tightening his grip over economic management.
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It didn't even help his party maintain its death grip on state legislature seats.
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Understanding that suppression apparatus is key to understanding Putin's iron grip on his country.
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Following Trump's bid for the White House, Stone's grip has become stronger than ever.
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With that in mind, they're loosening their tight grip over things, just a little.
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"I know he was having trouble with his grip," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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I've always struggled so now I found, I had to just get a grip.
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So after my last start, in the bullpen, I got my old grip back.
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Robotic arms grip containers, lift them and deposit them on deck with thunderous rumbles.
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Maduro has sought to tighten his grip on power in Venezuela despite deteriorating conditions.
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Some immigrated to other countries that remained outside Germany's grip, such as Great Britain.
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This one's made from stainless steel and looks sleeker than other phone grip options.
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These pencils are shaped to be flatter and easier to grip for young kids.
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However, as a general grip and stand, I've found it to be very reliable.
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The new prime minister's grip on power is already on the brink of collapsing.
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Bitcoin fell as U.S. and Japanese regulators tried to tighten their grip on cryptocurrencies.
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Clinton even as Barack Obama tightened his grip on the nomination and the party.
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Ivanka tossed a football to Walker after he showed her how to grip it.
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AKP (like politicians everywhere) will be questioning the origins of their grip on power.
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"If I had her close her eyes, she could grip it," Schwartz told me.
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"It definitely affects the grip on pitches and that sort of thing," he said.
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But how does a robot know when it has a secure grip on something?
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But it's mainly interesting for how it's helped them understand the squid's sticky grip.
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Puerto Rico is by all accounts still in the grip of a humanitarian crisis.
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As the CCP tightens its grip, the United States should extend an open hand.
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I want to get a grip on where people's heads and hearts are at.
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They also underscore Japan's grip on a key link in the global supply chain.
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Yet all that Renzi had succeeded in demolishing was his own grip on power.
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In recent months, Google has moved to further its grip on uncertified Android devices.
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The royal bros even geeked out over lightsabers, but Will needs a better grip.
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With the Karma Grip, users point the camera at the subject and start recording.
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They have outlived their enemies, and have a firmer grip on power than ever.
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Mr. Rothman and others point to China's tight grip on its own financial system.
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He forced his fingers to close around the waffle-iron of the pistol grip.
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The stellar results underscore the grip Facebook has over its nearly 2 billion users.
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Despite a firm grip on the streets, Mr. Maduro is facing his own problems.
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So he would grip the railing on both sides and hop down the steps.
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"The roads sound really weird, it seems there's a lack of grip," he said.
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And is this proof that Mr. Trump's grip on his own party is slipping?
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But spirituality's grip remains tenacious, with the search for meaning merely taking different paths.
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The tighter they grip, the more centripetal force there is holding the chain together.
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His right hand loosened at my neck, but his left hand kept its grip.
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Without his grip to hold me up, I could barely stay on my feet.
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But as she has tightened her grip on power, fundamental rights have been eroded.
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We are no longer a society caught in the fateful grip of lucrative warmongering.
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The winner becomes prime minister due to the LDP-led coalition's grip on parliament.
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Perhaps I didn't have as tight a grip on my spending as I thought.
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But as the company expands into doing everything everywhere, an iron grip is harder.
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He could feel the grip very quickly — mixed conditions, or when it was raining.
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The Indians' pursuit will not grip the sports world the way the Cubs' did.
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He navigated past several people, and then managed to grip one of the poles.
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But China has an authoritarian government that controls its society with an iron grip.
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The drought that has been suffocating Australia for months just keeps tightening its grip.
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They aspire to elect a strong ruler with a firm grip on the country.
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In Texas, where Republicans are fighting to maintain their grip on the statehouse, Gov.
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For a dominatrix, she did not have a very tight grip on her gag.
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Plus, it has an easy-grip handle to keep your hand from tiring out.
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But those votes could be in jeopardy as uncertainty continues to grip the industry.
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Go deeper: The NBA's Daryl Morey debacle spotlights China's vise grip on corporate America
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But he has dropped hints about keeping his grip on power beyond that date.
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That's because the government likely doesn't want to lose its grip over certain industries.
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There are fears that racial and religious tensions could once again grip the nation.
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The program is centered on what she calls an iron grip on her diet.
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Narrator: Larsen says that the first key to throwing a spiral is the grip.
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It is a legal maneuver he uses for a better grip, not a spitball.
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I found the silicone sprayer/scrubber was easy to grip with my small hand.
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The ride is seatbelt-free, so you will need to keep a firm grip.
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In the strength of the grip it took to hold down an injured heifer.
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Republican politics in Washington in the time of Donald Trump is a vise grip.
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The weak economy threatens Mr. Modi's grip on power in the world's largest democracy.
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Sony has been loosening its grip on exclusivity over the last couple of years.
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He never seems fully present, and yet manages to grip a song's melody tight.
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The faux leather texture offers good grip in both the pad and stand positions.
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There are already signs that market forces are weakening the government's grip on society.
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The FTSE 100, already in the grip of Brexit uncertainties, extend losses to 0.8%.
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The only constant of power is that your grip on it is only temporary.
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"I'm not doing anything different: same grip, same motion," Severino said of his changeup.
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Chickens were slipping from the talon grip of eagles and falling from the sky.
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Each presents a trade-off between grip and durability that figures in racing strategies.
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Even if deleting your Facebook account won't completely free you from the company's grip.
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The scandal resulted in an end to the Ampatuans grip on politics in Maguindanao.
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And those with a bully pulpit can keep an iron grip on their megaphone.
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However, recent attacks show that even areas solidly in the government's grip are vulnerable.
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More broadly, the violence seemed to indicate the government's wavering grip on the area.
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Sparklers for Babies Wire handle is wrapped in terry cloth, to help baby's grip.
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In this particular poll, though, Biden is keeping a strong grip on the lead.
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As he reached a hand out to grip the boy's ankle, his fingers trembled.
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All sides accuse the other of corruption, and maintain their grip will restore order.
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At every level, the government will never give up its iron grip on transportation.
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In the meantime, the Pelicans are trying to get a grip on Davis' market.
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Living as an artist in New York, holding on with a white knuckle grip.
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I guess the answer is in fact, holding on with a white knuckle grip.
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It features a rubberized surface, claw grip, and side buttons that offer additional maneuverability.
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But the Republicans' tenuous grip on the House is exposing the limits of gerrymandering.
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Despite international warnings, China continues to tighten its grip in the South China Sea.
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But there's some of each in Grip, including that elusive, genuinely lovable 90s feel.
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Despite Trump's historically low approval ratings, his grip on his staunchest supporters remains solid.
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"Bless them, [they] really don't have a grip on any of this," he says.
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It is no secret that Netflix has a vice grip on the entertainment world.
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Together, they will attempt to identify solutions to loosen the grip of institutional racism.
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But a report from Eurogamer today notes that unlike the $29.99 Joy-Con Charging Grip that Nintendo sells separately, the bundled Grip simply is a plastic shell that allows the Joy-Con controllers to be more easily held in a traditional form factor.
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The ATF tracks other types of gun manufacturing too, like starter guns, receivers, and pistol-grip firearms, such as a shotgun with a pistol-style grip instead of a butt stock, which is not considered a shotgun even though it fires shotgun ammunition.
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Telling when and how an object is moving within your grip (it's called shear force) lets you reposition utensils, feel how far your finger has gone along a surface and how fast, and of course alert you when your grip isn't ideal.
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Being limited to telling the hand to grip or release isn't a problem if the hand knows what to do next — sort of like how our natural hands "automatically" find the best grip for an object without our needing to think about it.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - India will formally split up disputed Jammu and Kashmir state into two federal territories on Thursday, aiming to tighten its grip on the restive region that has been in the grip of a harsh security clampdown for nearly three months.
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It's modeled after an old-school gaming controller and features 8 fidget functions: a clickable omnidirectional joystick, 4 retro colored buttons, never-ending gear roller, grip textured massage roller, clickable switch, spinnable dial, spring-loaded slider, and a grip textured "zen" section.
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Amazon just listed a new Pupper controller grip for the Nintendo Switch, which looks similar to the standard Switch Joy-Con grip with one crucial addition: Little nose and tongue stickers to put in the middle that make the controllers 100% more adorable.
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The mother was able to escape but lost her grip on her 1-year-old.
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But through their grip on advertising, they subtly push up the costs of other firms.
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There's no shiny glass, but the finish on the aluminum makes it easier to grip.
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Lavish welfare (and an iron grip) keep an oft-rebellious people, now numbering 240m, quiescent.
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He held a tight grip on the state, controlled the media, and centralized the economy.
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To be fair, the Grip A Hand ad skirts these rules by saying, basically, nothing.
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Cain could not grip his bat with both hands in his most recent action Friday.
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He said Scott's DNA was on the grip of a gun found at the scene.
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Nicolas Maduro, the illegitimate president, is displaying his grip on power with shows of force.
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Karnataka, among a handful of states that have escaped the party's grip, is one example.
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They're built to grip the ground better and withstand wear and tear from extended riding.
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Our great photographer Carlos Barria captured Macron's grip in Trump's hand at Elysee Palace pic.twitter.
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The Millennials lost, but Michaela bared all so she could escape from Lucy's iron grip.
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After burning out my grip, I head to the weight room for my barbell workout.
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All of Le Chameau's boots are designed with arch support and all-terrain-grip soles.
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The increases suggest President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is easing his grip on the central bank.
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In some ways the country seems as if in the grip of a collective psychosis.
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The design is sharp, and I love the way it feels to grip and shoot.
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So as I relaunched into single womanhood, I was not about to loosen my grip.
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Mr Tata needs to get a grip before his legacy and the company are destroyed.
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It started a credit card debt spiral that still has a grip on my life.
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I just wish it had more than one grip — or at least an adjustable arm.
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Eventually the government loosened its grip, and Kieslowski's last four films were French co-productions.
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Researchers have also found that grip strength can be a good overall marker for aging.
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This lightweight grip will make it easy to hold your phone in a stylish way.
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Mr. Sorrell shaped WPP with an iron grip, and fashioned it in his own image.
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She reached for it, and died in the too-tight grip of her own desire.
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Friends and people from work called me and started pushing me to get a grip.
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He can now shift blame to the United States, while retaining his grip on power.
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It was a bare-bones crew, so the whole grip department was only three guys.
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But if this wealthier, educated urban stratum becomes unhappy, then the party's grip could weaken.
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TL;DR: Get a grip on these outfit formulas now, snooze five minutes longer tomorrow.
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Alas, China's recent actions suggest that it is, if anything, tightening its grip even further.
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At the time of this writing, it's unclear whether those critics will get a grip.
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One grip is attached to a climbing harness, another to a pair of foot slings.
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Mr Putin will not loosen his grip on power because of a few new parks.
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For weeks last year, starting in late August, Phoenix was in the grip of fear.
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Many people worry that China will tighten its grip long before the reprieve runs out.
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There's even a Joy-Con Grip to house both the sections into a single controller.
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Even though I'm reversing, the car keeps skating forward, unable to grip the slippery stone.
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But when I hit it directly in the eye, it releases its grip on me.
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It can be a short journey from children losing teeth to parents losing their grip.
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