"Nancy Pelosi hands out subpoenas like — you know, she has to approve it — hands out subpoenas like they're cookies," Trump said.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Take your hands out of your pocket now.
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No. Newton hands out balls to children in the stands.
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California alone offers 172 delegates, New Jersey hands out 51.
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A stewardess hands out menus and a flute of champagne
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"Hands out, eyes closed," Miss Lewis said, and darkness fell.
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And people always have their hands out to him. Sad.
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"He hands out prescriptions like candy," Tester said in April.
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When the gel set, she helped ease their hands out.
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Colton hands out roses to Hannah G., then Tayshia, then Cassie.
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Trump hands out food during Hurricane Florence recovery efforts on Sept.
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Around the corner, the local food pantry hands out canned goods.
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Time hands out its annual award on "The Today Show" tomorrow.
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A steward hands out sausages and pizza under the starry sky.
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This is worse than the neighborhood dentist who hands out toothbrushes.
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Lately, the industry has had its hands out a lot more.
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At 2180:2150, a Goodwill staffer hands out tickets to enter.
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"Hands out, close your eyes," she said, and the children obeyed.
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The man hands out antiabortion flyers; a nun passes out rosary beads.
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After it set, I had to wiggle my hands out very gently.
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Later, when life hands out lemons, the viewer might recall a Miró.
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The foundation also hands out an award for human dignity every year.
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She had her hands out and she was screaming, 'Where's my pocketbook?
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The bus uses city water from hydrants and hands out donated toiletries.
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It hands out shirts with slogans such as "Enjoy Chernobyl, die later".
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Perhaps it's because congressional Republicans still have their hands out as well.
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If you take the hands out of it, it completely changes it.
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This doctor has a problem because he hands out prescriptions like candy.
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He "approached us hands out, and then fell down," said an officer.
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If the gear's not up to scratch, the administration hands out penalties.
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"Just trying to keep my hands out of the way," he said.
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We held our hands out to them and said PLEASE BEAD US!
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"Fellas, easy," Trump warned, stretching his hands out as the pack encircled him.
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Fly put his hands out in the dark until he felt them gripped.
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The officers again asked Clark to take his hands out of his pockets.
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I put my hands out in a defensive manner motioning him to stop.
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He's grabbing the bannister with two hands, out on the landing, yelling now.
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Mr. Wendlandt serves lunch and hands out socks to needy campers every Thursday.
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I turn my ignition off, and I put my hands out the window.
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After a borrower repays several loans, the company then hands out bigger amounts.
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I want all of you to put your hands out on your desks.
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She asked if I'd like to hold him; I reached my hands out.
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And you'll have a full-size keyboard to spread your hands out across.
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He says he has drastically reduced the amount of needles he hands out.
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But after a while, an officer ordered him to take his hands out.
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The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power hands out up to $500 rebates.
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She sells sex toys from time to time; she hands out sex advice freely.
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And players call bets with losing hands out of greed for a big pot.
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He hands out plastic bags full of canned foods — yellow corn, peas, green beans.
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The group estimates McDonald's hands out millions of single-use plastic straws a day.
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It's that time of year when the literary world hands out its biggest prizes.
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Older people break their hips because they don't get their hands out quickly enough.
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Despite what we've heard, money isn't a reward America hands out for hard work.
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He hands out stickers printed with Snap codes that link directly to the lenses.
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The airline also hands out pretty decent in-ear buds for economy-class flyers.
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Will it also break Oscar records when the Academy hands out awards on February 28?
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Tally then hands out cash prizes to the users who get the most overall points.
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The Education Department hands out billions of dollars of grants and loans to college students.
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Even though the survey isn't necessarily faulty, the victory it hands out isn't so straightforward.
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She hands out toothbrushes along with treats to encourage children to brush after eating candy.
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It identifies recruits, provides training, hands out cash and arranges for the delivery of weapons.
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But he did not stretch his hands out at her; they were unbuttoning his clothes.
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Keep your hands out in front of you and you'll be fine — no dragons here.
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He directed me to put my hands out flat, palms up, parallel to the table.
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An employee dragged an injured woman by the hands out the front door, he said.
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We bet whoever is responsible for this hands out the king-size candy bars on Halloween.
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The woman in the survival suit knocks on the doors of shelters and hands out lanterns.
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Keep your hands out your pockets; you drop something, you leave that shit where it's at.
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The guy is so damn cool he doesn't even take his hands out of his pockets.
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A silent woman in a leopard-print headscarf hands out yellow cards describing four jobless brothers.
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A member of the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club hands out coconuts during the parade.
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So the operator walks it through the steps: hands out, bend knees, stand up, hands down.
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Now a veteran, he literally hands out bonuses to employees at lucrative holiday parties for businesses.
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The stewardess also hands out hot towels to clean your hands with before traveling and eating.
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There's a button on the side which, when pressed, move the hands out to 180 degrees.
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He just holds his hands out, leans across without missing a beat and says: ''Hey, [expletive] 'em.
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It hands out and rescinds verification based on rules that it won't share with the Twitter community.
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The state already hands out free water filters and bottled water at distribution points across the city.
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In that saga, Fearnow plays one of those obscure but crucial roles that history occasionally hands out.
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Instead, the experts say, it hands out registration numbers for value-added tax, which it does levy.
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Another perquisite of her job: Aberman hands out a holiday bonus at the end of the year.
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Hands out stiff in a near embrace, they shared breaths as Robinson slowly sank into Poe's lap.
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Mona gets by cleaning houses; in her free time, she hands out clean needles to heroin junkies.
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Meanwhile, Malta always hands out points to the U.K., and the U.K. always gives points to Ireland.
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Each year, San Francisco hands out millions of syringes to drug users – 4.45 million to be exact .
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Then despite having $231 billion in extra money to play with, McConnell only hands out $115 billion.
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A woman stands with her hands out in a demonstration of peace when confronted by German police.
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"From the defender's point of view, he's put his hands out to block," referee Alan Kelly argued.
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What followed was a match against Matt Mitrione and Rothwell's hands out 'mummy' guard paid dividends again.
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It's like this big—[stretches her hands out]—and when it spreads its wings it can glide.
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Here are five things to pay attention to when television hands out its top awards Sunday night.
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But it still hands out the 5 dollars each year to anyone who qualifies and wants it.
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I have a rule— I never give to beggars in the street who hold their hands out.
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His baking talent has not been limited to his own kitchen or to the cupcakes he hands out.
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I'm not kidding — the instructor hands out specialty boots with springs so your jog works out your butt.
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In one scene, as activist Lin Dong hands out labor law handbooks, an angry factory worker accosts him.
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When his team works late, he hands out granola bars, which his wife buys in bulk at Costco.
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"There's no future for coal," Mr Yates says, as he hands out flyers at an early-voting centre.
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Every time someone buys a pair of Toms shoes, the company hands out a free pair of shoes.
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Floss picks make the flossing process so much less annoying than those boxes that the dentist hands out.
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She politely asked Crutcher to take his hands out of his pocket while they were speaking, Wood said.
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His mother, Elke, stretches her hands out towards him and is trying to get him to stand up.
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As does Maria Cruz, 56, of Washington Heights, who hands out fliers in Times Square for Lazzara's Pizza.
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But its members can only vote for the awards the academy hands out, not for the organization's leadership.
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She politely asked Crutcher to take his hands out of his pockets while they were speaking, Wood said.
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The motor that moves the hour and minute hands out of the way can be quite loud at times.
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He often gives out free slices at his restaurants and hands out food and clothes every Monday and Wednesday.
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At the Wynn sportsbook, Johnny Avello hands out roses to all the women on hand to watch the race.
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The Golden Globe Ambassador — a role formerly known as "Miss Golden Globe" — hands out statuettes to the ceremony's winners.
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The Golden Globe Ambassador — a role formerly known as "Miss Golden Globe" — hands out statuettes to the ceremony's winners.
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A teacher in New Mexico is catching heat because of the bathroom passes she hands out to her students.
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The group regularly hands out warm clothes, rain jackets, socks, shoes and hot drinks to help ease the cold.
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There's also a bully who calls himself God, and who hands out business cards like a put-upon celebrity.
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They were holding up the gold coins Peter Luger hands out with the check, happily snapping selfies with them.
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Veronica hands out the clothes and supplies from the Jeep—donations from Olivier's school—while Mosso sees the patients.
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Start in a tabletop position, and put your elbows below your shoulders, hands out in front of your head.
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The ICU doctor in Newark said his hospital hands out one mask per day as doctors report to work.
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That's, like, dim the lights, full-on yoga pose with crossed legs in front of you and hands out.
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This time, the Screen Actors Guild hands out the prizes, including a lifetime achievement award to Robert De Niro.
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And Starbucks' Starbucks Rewards program hands out gold stars in return for purchases, proving to be an enticing offer.
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Sometimes Ms. Isler hands out free mantecados, cookies soft from lard, with powdered sugar that clings to the tongue.
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Brussels hands out portable cardboard tents and Paris has converted its city hall into a shelter for homeless women.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) hands out billions of dollars each year to developers and landlords.
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And Kenroy Cherrington, a 28-year-old from the Bronx who hands out fliers every day, relies on body heat.
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One asked him to take his hands out of his pockets and a second or two later the scuffle began.
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Where the price to watch a football game is pocket change and the store hands out magazines like food samples.
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Outside the hospital of Norcia in Italy, a medic hands out supplies following the latest quake to hit the country.
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It already hands out ration cards to people deemed "below the poverty line", entitling them to subsidised food and fuel.
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This much is clear from the arbitrary and erratic suspensions and fines that Roger Goodell hands out seemingly every week.
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"May grace and peace follow you, every day," he told the crowd as he held his hands out in supplication.
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So each time the men apply, the Air Force says they were not harmed and the department hands out denials.
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One of them holds his hands out to her as if he wanted her to return the doll to him.
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"We have nothing against them expressing their views, but, you know, take your hands out of my pocket," he said.
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But if it's a program that hands out cash to early-stage companies in the state, it is corporate welfare.
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Keep your hands out of your pockets and if you do fall, try landing on your thigh, hip or shoulder.
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Zach Thomas averages 19.3 points, while fellow junior co-captain Stephen Brown hands out an impressive five assists per game.
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Storm Surge hands out damage to the players who have inflicted the least amount out of damage during the game.
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At Centennial Olympic Park in 1996, he hands out soft drinks to co-workers, police officers and other thirsty people.
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During some canvassing events in the city, she hands out fliers that identify her only as the Reform Party candidate.
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What is this mysterious organization that hands out Golden Globes, and how does it affect awards season as a whole?
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One man hands out bottles of hand sanitizer, while another greets three police officers that are patrolling the slum's muddy walkways.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially gone public -- holding hands out in the open for the whole world to see.
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In 'Digital India,' Government Hands Out Free Phones to Win Votes Here's a new twist on good old-fashioned political bribery.
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Keep your hands out of your pockets, so you can break your fall with your hands if you start to slip.
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Sharp said the passenger in the front of the truck, Ryan Payne, stuck his head and hands out of the window.
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Wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with a photo of Moro, Scheidt hands out "I Support Car Wash" bumper stickers to passersby.
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Keeping your abdominals braced and feet in place, walk your hands out until you're in a plank or push-up position.
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The unit identifies recruits, provides training, hands out cash and arranges for the delivery of weapons once fighters are in position.
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He was asked to take his hands out of his pockets before he alerted them there was something in his hands.
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In the above video, he hands out a degree to Cameron Borthwick-Jackson on the evidence of one, slightly sheepish dab.
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Dellavedova makes some odd-looking runners, defends vigorously, and hands out as many testicular contusions as he can without officials noticing.
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To find subjects for her paintings, Tanguay often hands out business cards to every beautiful woman she passes on the street.
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Walking plank with push-ups Place your feet on a bench or step and walk your hands out into a plank.
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It hands out three delegates for the winner of each of its 53 congressional districts, plus 10 delegates for winning statewide.
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It can dry your hands out a little bit more but when you do it, you want to do it right.
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It's not uncommon to see people say that they're not shaking hands, out of courtesy, because they're getting over an illness.
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And though you can't purchase any of his work, Soreau sometimes hands out carved apples to children, according to the book.
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"In our prehistory, when someone approached with hands out of view, it was a clear signal of potential danger," Goman said.
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I found the padded bars helpful, though holding the safety-bar down throughout operation did tire my hands out a bit.
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CNN visited an orphanage for abandoned children with special needs, as well as a community kitchen that hands out free meals.
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To bring customers into clubs and so get stage time, he hands out fliers on New York streets late at night.
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Winning streaks, even long ones, usually aren't enough to sway the selection committee when it hands out the at-large spots.
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The Paris transit system has 1,200 staff members dedicated to the problem and hands out about one million fines each year.
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The annual event, organized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HPFA), hands out trophies for achievement in both film and television.
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"Simon, lets not walk on my rug … lets wash your hands out here," she told him while gesturing towards the kitchen sink.
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In response, several people stuck their hands out while also trying to take pictures and video, and Harry praised their multitasking skills.
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In order to teach the kids about loans, McKinnon hands out tickets for them to spend on a prize of their choosing.
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He immediately put his hands in the air when she ordered him to take his hands out of his pocket, Shelby said.
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Her police training taught her to not let a suspect pull their hands out if they reach inside a car, she said.
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And that's O.K. I no longer think I have any shot at the weekly M.V.P. award our commissioner hands out after games.
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When working at an event, he said, he typically hands out items such as stickers or a balloon animal rather than candy.
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"Now, he's good at getting his hands out of there, guarding guys without fouling and disrupting the offense for them," Green said.
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The police said they shouted to Mr. Serna to take his hands out of his jacket and to stop walking toward them.
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The pastor's wife, Julia Pierre, regularly hands out clothes to women and children who feel safe enough to secure a ride there.
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Things seemingly got even more blatant in early October, when Mongeau and Cyrus were photographed holding hands out and about in LA.
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As Shawn heads into the ring, a gym employee hands out black Gleason's T-shirts to the crew, which they all don.
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RuPaul hands out eggplants instead of roses, and Bower-Chapman does a spot-on impression of a bemused and slightly sleep-deprived man.
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As the president of England's Football Association, Prince William typically attends the soccer match and hands out the trophy to the winning team.
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One measure of his devotion: He's the author of an exhaustive, 364-page history of Charlestown that management hands out to prospective residents.
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She hands out the roses, she wears the pants (or the sequined dresses or what have you), and she makes all the decisions.
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Locklear yelled profanities at the deputies and tried to physically push Sergeant Camou and Deputy Nesgis with her hands out of the house.
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The federal government, not banks, hands out billions of dollars in student loans, which accounts for 22019 percent of the market each year.
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Villagers warily stared at us or exchanged greetings in French, and children ran into the road, hands out for whatever we might offer.
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"I saw their little hands out of the grilled windows, crying for help," a neighbor, Nurhayati Abdul Halim, told the local news media.
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At one point, an employee had me and several other writers line up, hold our hands out palm up, and close our eyes.
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Büttner likens the gesture that the beggars enact, holding their hands out for charity, to one that an artist makes to the viewer.
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Although the Queen sometimes hands out the honors herself, other senior members of the royal family fill in for the 93-year-old monarch.
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Luann de Lesseps was arrested, slipped her hands out of cuffs, then proceeded to tell a police officer she was going to kill him.
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Politicians and hacks drink fine champagne, eat good food and exchange juicy gossip, while the magazine's editor hands out awards to Members of Parliament.
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The ties run deep: Oculus, owned by Facebook, actually hands out a copy of "Ready Player One," a sci-fi novel, to new recruits.
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When a president tries to do that, the Supreme Court will typically step in and say, 'Keep your hands out of the cookie jar.
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In June, Elba was named as one of the members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hands out the Oscars.
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This comes nearly a month after United Continental Holdings Inc sparked outrage for dragging a passenger by his hands, out of an overbooked flight.
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Sadhbh: I said to Ida that I'd brought her something from London, so told her to put her hands out and close her eyes.
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She'd danced around the office, gyrating her hips, singing a wordless song, her hands out as if she were holding onto somebody's thrusting hips.
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To do an inchworm, start in a standing position, bend down and touch your toes, then walk your hands out to a plank position.
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That we have to keep guns out of the hands out of the invading hordes of less-than-human people coming across our borders?
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The Byrne Justice Assistance Grant program hands out funds to states and cities that get used for everything from training to military-style equipment.
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At age 264, he has multiple degrees in theology, works for a church-run nonprofit, and hands out Communion every Sunday at his parish.
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"Most people, they're not using no test strips," said Mr. Miller, who helped start a local group that hands out fentanyl strips and naloxone.
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She has shiny brown hair cut short, a red cotton sweater, and holds her hands out in front of her, her fingers strained apart.
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This has rekindled debate regarding the monolithic nature of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (the organization that hands out the Oscars).
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The bungle cast an unwanted spotlight on PwC, the accounting firm that tallies Oscar votes and hands out the envelopes with the winners' names.
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Mr. Ohana remembers seeing the footage on TV, particularly one image that became infamous: a jubilant killer raising two bloody hands out a window.
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That's on par with reports from other cities that found, on average, Ben and Jerry's hands out at least a few cones per minute.
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It's possible that Americans will shift opinions as Mueller hands out more indictments and the White House digs in even harder against the probe.
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But at the moment we should reciprocate the opportunities given to us by giving our support back, and not necessarily putting hands out for cash.
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Annu Kapoor hams it up as a lawyer who hands out rate cards and charges clients even for the tea they drink in his office.
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In a bold move, Transport for London (TfL), which hands out licenses for taxis in the U.K. capital, has refused to renew the company's license.
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President Donald Trump tosses paper towels into a crowd as if playing basketball, as he hands out supplies in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, on Oct. 3.
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Although the charity expects some repayment before it hands out seeds and fertiliser, farmers can pay off the balance at any point in the year.
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Investors in some of his projects have benefited from a federal program that hands out US visas in exchange for hefty investments in American companies.
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For the "Milkweed Dispersal Balloon" Project, Kendler hands out sustainable balloons filled with milkweed seeds for participants to pop to help spread the essential plant.
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At one point, an officer yells at Brown to take his hands out of his pockets, and Brown says he has "stuff" in his pocket.
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Extinction Rebellion protester dressed as Donald Trump hands out leaflets in the South Terminal at Gatwick Airport during an Extinction Rebellion (XR) climate change protest.
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In Australia, it's illegal for drivers to stick their limbs, including arms and hands, out of the window unless they are signaling to other drivers.
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First, it ends the visa lottery where the U.S. randomly hands out 28503,22019 green cards a year by arbitrarily pulling names out of a hat.
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But then, the soaring feeling of accomplishment I felt pulling something I had made with my own hands out of the oven festered, within seconds.
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Bailey appears to take a water bottle out of his pocket, then is told by the officer to keep his hands out of his pockets.
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He knows this because he hands out Visa gift cards once results come out: $50 for Stuyvesant, $30 for Bronx Science, $20 for the others.
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Beside the lovingly rendered module he floated again, sometimes with his hands out like an explorer, sometimes simply swimming, with his tether slack around him.
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He comes in, signs the paper, shows everyone the signed paper and hands out the pen he used to sign it to some lucky person.
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That's also more than the cost of salaries and expenses to run the National Endowment for the Humanities, not including the grants it hands out.
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Paula Lopez owns a small market in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, where she hands out roughly 250 little plastic bags to her customers daily.
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They see it as a conflict of interest that the same agency which hands out sentences also oversees which prisoners deserve to be considered for clemency.
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As Nowrasteh points out, of the 140,000 employment-based green cards the US hands out annually, nearly half go to family members rather than employees themselves.
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Mr. Robinson makes comments as he films the video, urging Mr. Luke to roll over and put his hands out, but also protesting the officers' actions.
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She put her hands out for the dogs to sniff, and a few of them pushed their muzzles though cutouts in the windows to offer licks.
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"We are waiting for an order but it has not come yet," said Mohamed Yasin, a Rohingya who hands out food for the United Nations organization.
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Responsible Travel, an English agency that specializes in sustainable holidays, hands out World Responsible Tourism Awards that are another good source for finding eco-friendly operators.
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I spend the two-and-half-hour flight watching a random movie and eating the snacks and cran-apple juice that the flight attendant hands out.
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"And I just looked up and I just put my hands out and, you know, I guess my hands were in the right place," he said.
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But they did not, Evans said, shake hands out of fear of human contact spreading the disease between anyone who might be infected on the plane.
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The third pillar ends the visa lottery, a program that randomly hands out green cards without regard for skill, merit, for the safety of American people.
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AnyVision AI startup locks in $28M for its body and facial recognition tech The corporate VC typically hands out cash to 12 to 15 startups per year.
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During the rose ceremony, every man attempts to get Lee kicked off the show by silently and wholeheartedly wishing it to happen, as Rachel hands out boutonnieres.
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Granted, it has a large blind spot in the shape of Qatar itself, which never receives the sort of criticism the channel routinely hands out to others.
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"If we're talking about a 20 percent tax rate, then we wouldn't have to hold our hands out looking for any kind of special benefit," he said.
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The implementation is well done, you are transporting them to the space, but you put your hands out in front of you and they are not there.
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The graphic designer who married a year ago says his family rely on basics such as lentils, rice and eggplants, while the local council hands out bread.
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"We're not being unkind," says Anne Croney, a volunteer who runs Hope 423 Newham, one of several groups which hands out food and clothing at the centre.
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Nine-year-old Jayden Allen spends his weekend mornings packing lunches, hand warmers and change from his own pockets into bags he hands out to the homeless.
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The SAG awards are closely watched because actors form the largest voting group in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hands out the Oscars.
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It hands out annual awards for the best and worst fundraising appeals, last year naming a video starring the British singer Ed Sheeran among the most offensive.
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Democrats said they managed to win some of the key changes, including heightened scrutiny over the Trump administration as it hands out emergency loans to troubled companies.
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Now, on the eve of the 62nd annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, the legitimacy of the organization that hands out the trophies is in full-fledged crisis.
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However, the evening's raison d'etre is to raise money for aspiring journalists (each year, the White House Correspondents Association hands out about $28503,22019 year in scholarship money).
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Less easily identifiable is an initially masked character (the forceful yet decent-seeming Fabian Tucker), a tortured authority figure who hands out armbands in red and blue.
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RED NOSE DAY NBC hands out clown noses to its starry friends and goes to bat for organizations aiding poor children in the United States and abroad.
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A Thrive team for veterans hands out information cards, pens, and refrigerator magnets at police precincts, community centers, and on the streets to guide veterans to free counseling.
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When Stewart appeared on the Late Show With Stephen Colbert, she talked about how much trouble she was having keeping her hands out of her non-existent hair.
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With his smartphone camera at the ready, Officer Norman hands out toys and snacks to children in North Little Rock, where the poverty rate is over 21 percent.
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Captain Awkward hands out life scripts with kindness and empathy, and Ask a Manager explains professional life with all the wisdom you wish your school's career counselor had.
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When deputies caught up with him after the car chase, Mr. Rodriguez put his hands out the window, appearing to know the chase was over, a deputy said.
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"Our civil suit continues against the city for the 'get out of jail free' cards it hands out to the ultra-Orthodox communities in Brooklyn," Mr. Stoll said.
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To "Three Billboards" admirers and to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the outfit that hands out the Golden Globes, something about the movie rings true or feels timely.
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From her porch, which is lined with seats and potted plants, Ms. Harris now hands out bags of free fruit and vegetables, holds community meetings and counsels couples.
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All the while, victims like the Haneys fret over the hassle and cost of obtaining clean water, as Range hands out mini water bottles at the county fair.
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He hands out his phone number to any woman who makes eye contact, buys drinks for ladies who rebuff him, and greets male spectators with a dick-tap.
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The federal government hands out O-230 nonimmigrant visas to foreigners who wish to live and work in the United States and can prove they have extraordinary abilities.
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Down at the convenience store, an awkward teenage clerk named Elmer hands out dimes so kids can ride the mechanical horse outside, and reads books on Italian Renaissance art.
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Mask Oakland, a grass-roots group in the Bay Area that hands out masks to homeless people and other marginalized groups during hazardous air conditions, mobilized over the weekend.
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The officers, fearing he had a gun, took cover and told Serna to stop and take his hands out of his pockets but he did not obey, Martin said.
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He is told by an officer to take his hands out of his pockets, and when he doesn't immediately, the officers wrestle him to the ground and tase him.
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As I waited, one editor introduced herself and showed Hailey her own engagement ring, and for a few moments the two each held their hands out comparing their settings.
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A young Cleve Jones (this time Austin P. McKenzie, in a snug pair of jeans and a questionable perm) hands out flyers for a walkout against the Vietnam War.
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His charity Happy People Helping People Community hands out food aid to poor senior citizens - like 74-year-old Lim – and organizes a monthly gathering where they can mingle.
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Though the Recording Academy hands out 84 categories' worth of awards every year, only the biggest get handed out during the show, and even those get pressed for time.
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If a rider frequently hands out ratings that are four stars or less, then the company will throw them out so they no longer count towards a driver's average.
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One way he does that is with his "Basket Brigade," which hands out beautiful gift baskets of food to people who don't necessarily ask for help, but need it.
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The choice of uniform numbers is a touchy enough subject that the clubhouse manager Rob Cucuzza, who hands out uniforms, said Thursday that he could not talk about it.
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He wrote: Now, on the eve of the 62nd annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, the legitimacy of the organization that hands out the trophies is in full-fledged crisis.
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By the time he hands out his final rose and pops the big question (or not), Peter Weber will probably never want to hear the word "windmill" ever again.
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In the short term you might handle the farmers, but should everybody else get in line with their hands out and we can become the welfare state of exporters?
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Dan, a volunteer for the Dutch Boat Refugee Foundation, which supports refugees arriving on the Greek islands, hands out socks, soap and deodorant to the destitute in the square.
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Still, the track's best jabs actually come at the expense of Kanye West and not Pusha-T ("Father had to stretch his hands out and get it from me").
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As the officers Frank Garmback and Timothy Loehmann pulled up at the scene, Rice approached their car with his hands out of his pockets, then dropped them to his waist.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hands out the Oscars, responded by announcing plans in January to double its numbers of women and minority members by 2020.
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And in Connecticut, where Gathering of the Vibes is held, lawyer Jay Ruane attends the festival wearing a shirt that reads "Constitution Enforcement Agent" and hands out his business cards.
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For more paranoid developers that might be checking the app over and over — just in case — Twitter's new Fabric app hands out push notifications when things start to go south.
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Dion is less than thrilled with the activity, even joking to Corden that she "needs alcohol" as she hands out pairs of her fancy shoes to several of Vegas' visitors.
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A police spokesman said cops opened fire on the man after he left the building and started approaching officers, who asked him to take his hands out of his pockets.
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Being able to get that mind-set of going toward the catcher, staying on your backside and getting the hands out of the glove has been a process for him.
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And they often try to improve people's everyday reproductive health: The Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund, in Jackson, Mississippi, often hands out birth control, condoms, and Plan B. It's a lot.
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I've found myself lowering my eyes and doing a common pleading gesture (hands out, palms up) every time I faced the prop that I was supposed to fight back against.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The president of the Academy of Motion Pictures, the body that hands out the Oscars, is being investigated for sexual misconduct, Hollywood trade publications reported on Friday.
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The German-born owner, Nick Carter, 37, who said he had Jewish roots, pumps in a hip-hop soundtrack and hands out decals promoting his other business, a tattoo parlor.
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The club regularly hands out free tickets to local children, and it has refitted all of its V.I.P. areas; some do not close until the small hours of the morning.
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The Academy, which hands out the Oscar honors, announced in short order after Lee registered his protest that it would double the number of women and ethnic minority members by 2020.
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While the family hands out Hilinski's Hope wristbands, celebrates #TylerTuesdays and looks to fund peer-to-peer mental health programs, the family continues to look fondly on the sport Tyler adored.
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The powerful panel, which hands out coveted committee gavels and committee assignments, voted on chairmen last week and could have voted on committee assignments this week before departing for the holidays.
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In this case, the process of simplification works in liberalism's favor, turning it into a parent that hands out gifts ("social freedoms") to its obedient children ("blacks, Jews, gays, and women").
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The team piled in a van and drove to Garowe, almost three hundred miles away, singing Somali pop songs, sticking their hands out the windows, and shouting at people they passed.
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Lane told BuzzFeed that he performs in venues around the Oakland area in California, and hands out the business cards as a way to promote music and start conversations with women.
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"Made a hundred bands, so all your hands out / No, my friend, can't do no handouts," he raps, on "Zack and Codeine," one of many songs about partying through the night.
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Bumped partners with retailers to drive loyalty, but instead of handing out BTC, it hands out free shares (or microshares) of the stock of the company a consumer just shopped at.
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So many adults arrive with children in tow that the center established a family area in its dining hall; it offers day care, and once a week, it hands out diapers.
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After Carlson's accusations against Ailes go public, a woman hands out "Team Roger" shirts at the office — suggesting that Fox News intended to intimidate and silence women who went against management.
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Nine states in the Northeast participate in a cap-and-trade program that hands out carbon pollution permits to power plants, and other states like New Jersey might join that system.
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Though the details and philosophies vary from place to place, the general notion is that the government hands out regular checks to everyone, regardless of income or whether people are working.
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The US hands out a majority of green cards each year on the basis of family ties — spouses, children, parents, and (in rare cases) siblings of US citizens and permanent residents.
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The pantry also gives bags and boxes of food to Athens families, including non-perishables such as pasta, beans, and canned vegetables, and it hands out fresh produce when it can.
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The 1st document, filed in federal court in Texas, the NFL asks the judge to reject the NFLPA's request to throw out whatever punishment the arbitrator hands out to the Cowboys star.
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That said, they did expect gifts as an entrance fee: a fact I was only made aware of when they put their hands out expectantly, before refusing my meagre pile of coins.
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They arrived "with zero to offer, no skills, no money, no contribution, but with our hands out," he said in a speech last September at the Toronto heart hospital bearing his name.
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There were people openly doing sex work there and we were filming with a doctor who had introduced me to a woman who hands out condoms, so we were filming with her.
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Inside, volunteers use laptops set up on the kitchen table to register American-Israelis as absentee voters, and Marc Zell, co-chairman of Republicans Overseas Israel, hands out "Trump for President" pins.
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The Swedish Academy, which hands out the Nobels, said on Wednesday Dylan will receive his diploma and medal while in Stockholm, but in a "small and intimate setting" according to Dylan's wishes.
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It was an unusual pattern of pushback against the President of the United States, a frequent and expansive telephoner who sometimes hands out his personal cell number to the people he meets.
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The unidentified man was shot as he emerged from Fox affiliate WBFF and ignored police orders to take his hands out of his pockets, police spokesman T.J. Smith told a news conference.
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A small player on the national stage, CasaPound won 9 percent of the vote in Ostia, where it hands out food to poor and homeless Italians, compared with 1.8 percent last time.
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It hands out tens of billions of dollars in financing every year to American businesses, ostensibly to help small firms get their foot in the door when it comes to international trade.
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Deputy Jorge Reyes, who initiated the traffic stop when the license plate came back stolen, said once Rodriguez realized he couldn't escape, he pulled over and put his hands out the window.
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The best, however, is the fact that repeat dumb behavior by markets and certain participants hands out several freebies a year that will always make you look smarter than the average bear.
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And sometimes, when they are actively dying, fluid gurgling in their throats, they reach their hands out to things I cannot see and they call out to their parents: Mama, Daddy, Mother.
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"We had talked about leaving here for somewhere safer, so our kids could have a better future," Galindo Blas said Thursday as she stretched her hands out over Erick's bare metal coffin.
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Along with the party favors, Adele hands out packets of B&H Gold to everyone who has attended, and is pleased with a job well done, like God on the seventh day.
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Alas, this year's prize has been "postponed" (two will be awarded in 2500) because of a sex abuse scandal in the august halls of the Swedish Academy, which hands out the award.
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Facing an impeachment inquiry, Donald Trump may be saying Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi "hands out subpoenas like they're cookies" but there's one Sesame Street character who'll eat that nonsense up.
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A former senator and vice president of Palau, Mr. Chin is known as a tireless campaigner, who often hands out election T-shirts, many of which end up in the officers' donation pile.
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Harry probably sits around the Christmas tree in the morning with his three daughters, Georgia Tatum, Sarah Tate, and Charlotte, and hands out some great gifts that he shopped for and wrapped himself.
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The man in the mask came out of the building at one point and slowly advanced toward police officers, ignoring their orders to take his hands out of his pockets, according to Smith.
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MyKronoz is also incorporating some clever software to move the hands out of the way when using the touchscreen below so you can actually read what you're doing, which is a nice touch.
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Field of view has been a big issue for past Leap Motion systems; it's very disorienting to accidentally move your hands out of the sensor's range and see it lose track of them.
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Complaints ranged from the perks given to former presidents, and a proposal to abolish the "useless" Senate, to the "advantages" Mr Macron hands out to "immigrants" rescued in the Mediterranean over "the French".
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The season-ending Tour Championship is the only event on tour that hands out two trophies — one to the tournament winner and another to the winner of the season-long FedExCup points race.
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Over a period of about two minutes, the officers command Noble to put both hands out of the truck window and, after he gets out of his vehicle, to lie on the ground.
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First lady Melania Trump hands out Valentine's Day cards as she visits with ill children at the Children's Inn on the campus of the National Institutes of Health, in Bethesda, Md., on Thursday.
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"He does comply and puts his hands out of his pocket, and then puts his hands up in the air, which she thought was a little bit strange under the circumstances," he said.
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Anderson Cooper's mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, contributes watercolors to accompany Ms. Miller's horoscope calendars, which she sells for $19.99 but hands out for free when the planets align her with a potential new friend.
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Usually a campaign hands out yard signs, buttons and stickers with the candidate's name and perhaps an anodyne slogan such as "Kamala Harris For the People" or "Warren Has a Plan for That".
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In a dress shirt, tie knotted just so, he is giving out hugs and high-fives, and flashing his dimples as the boss, Robert K. Kraft, the Patriots owner, hands out victory cigars.
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Yet we hear virtually nothing about the $600 million a year that the state hands out in film and television tax credits, often for productions that would be shooting in New York anyway.
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The awards from SAG-AFTRA, Hollywood's largest actors' union, are closely watched because actors form the largest voting group in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hands out the Oscars.
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There are over 100 Po hands out there being used right now that are controlled mechanically, but the team had a eureka moment when they met with Thalmic Labs about that company's Myo device.
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He was fired by his production company, The Weinstein Company, and was also suspended from the British Academy of Film, which hands out the prestigious BAFTA awards each year, due to his "unacceptable" behavior.
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While some shows in the era of Peak TV go for bittersweet goodbyes, Tina Fey and Robert Carlock's series hands out happy endings to its leading lady and every single one of her friends.
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Later in the day, Disick, 33, who is Jewish, posted a photo of himself holding both hands out in front of a menorah, writing: "Hashem is everywhere," Hashem being the Hebrew word for God.
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If Trump really does start banning Muslims or rounding up undocumented immigrants by the busload, GOP lawmakers may well sit on their hands out of fear of Hannity, Breitbart, and alt-right Twitter trolls.
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While Foster lives in the San Francisco area, the company has unusual flexibility in hiring because it has no offices, and instead hands out portable MiFi devices to allow workers to work from anywhere.
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As we leave the table, Archil hands out plastic quarts of chacha—which we immediately drink as we head to our next visit, to see Ramaz Nikoladze, a legend of Georgia's natural wine movement.
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In these collages, scientific illustrations of cow ankles shoot like clock hands out of test-tubes, while elsewhere a rib cage makes a gruesome apparatus for forceps and a tube of K-Y Jelly.
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Trump, however, seems to reject the entire premise of a mutual defense, viewing NATO as a kind of bizarro protection racket, in which the Mob boss hands out envelopes of cash to the shopkeepers.
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Each person who got one also received a tag from the cast saying, "With Love & Appreciation..." Our sources say the cast hands out wrap gifts after every season ... last year the crew got onesies.
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"The suspect at this time is not deceased," Smith said, saying he was "still not listening" to orders from officers as authorities attempted to use robots to get his hands out of his pockets.
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That said, no other televised awards hands out honors for things like documentary and animated shorts that practically no one in the viewing audience has seen, or little-understood technical skills like sound mixing.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, another Dodd-Frank creation that gathers the heads of all major financial regulators and charges them with monitoring the health of the overall financial system, hands out such designations.
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Here's some brief history: After the 231 financial crash and the ensuing economic crisis, Chrysler and General Motors were on the ropes and came to Congress with their hands out looking for a bailout.
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The Post says that he was stopped by police in the lobby of the Ritz-Carlton and, when he refused to pull his hands out of his pocket, he was tackled to the ground.
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It's a good problem to have ... but Dana White says family members are coming out of the woodwork with their hands out after the UFC sold for $4 BILLION ... so he's ignoring their calls!
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In fact TBS is gloating that Bee is getting a big Hollywood award tonight from the group that hands out the Emmy&aposs but guess what, they&aposve closed the event tonight to the press.
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Voters in the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which hands out the Golden Globes, spread the rest of the TV honors among cable networks and streaming platforms as a golden age of television provided stiff competition.
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The Queen's other big Easter-related public engagement comes on Maundy Thursday, when she hands out Maundy Money, which is given to men and women in recognition of their contributions to their churches and communities.
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And as long as it can keep its hands out of the health data cookie jar, an Uber Rx that takes the sting out of long pharmacy visits is something we can all get behind.
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She examined my life line—"You're looking quite healthy at the moment," she said, to my relief—then told me to shake my hands out and let them fall into a resting position, facing upward.
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Related: Aftermath of deadly police shooting streamed live on Facebook When police arrived, Kinsey — trying to show he was unarmed — laid down on his back and put his hands out into the air above him.
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In essence, the exculpatory story is that the president hands out hush money so readily that his attorney has carte blanche to cut six-figure payoff checks on his behalf without checking with the client.
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Gradually, Christmas traditions like trees, presents and sweets crept into the New Year's celebration, including a nonreligious Santa figure called Grandfather Frost who hands out gifts with the help of his granddaughter, the Snow Maiden.
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Each year the Television Academy hands out dozens of shiny awards, and in the months leading up to the event, actors, directors and production companies fight tooth and nail to win these little golden statues.
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In the Miocic fight, Cormier's use of a "mummy guard"—with his hands out checking Miocic's—hindered Miocic's jab and prevented Cormier from being boxed up and confused on the feet like Ngannou was in January.
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But now that I'm working at a real desk inside a real office at a company that hands out Magic Mice by default, I can no longer look the other way as Apple continues this charade.
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The south-western city allocated 200m yuan ($30m) in 20123 to an innovation-and-startup fund for overseas founders, and hands out up to 1m yuan in cash to well-capitalised foreign startups and joint ventures.
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In 2011, the Texas state legislature cut Planned Parenthood out of one family-planning program and revamped the way another program hands out funds, placing it and other private clinics at the bottom of the list.
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"You can pick up credit card receipts from garbage at restaurants," Moon told his students at his classroom housed in an office near a Seoul courthouse, where he hands out booklets about the anti-graft law.
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Britain hands out 200 billion pounds of public work to private firms every year but this is the most significant services contract since Carillion, a provider of defence, education, health and transport services, collapsed in January.
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Watch: Malala on Refugees, Advocacy, and the Girl Power Trip The game has multiple endings—including some tragic ones—based on the advice that Majid hands out to Nour, lending every decision a nerve-wracking quality.
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The likely cost to modernize the backbone of our nation's security should be less than a third per year of what the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) now hands out to subsidize rent.
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Read more: Jeff Bezos took the controls of some "weirdly natural" giant robot hands but could not solve the riddle of a Rubik's cubeI went to Shadow's London office to try the hands out for myself.
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We're in suburban Boston in 1969, and 16-year-old Lucy is in love with William, her 30-year-old high school teacher, who doesn't believe in grades ("Einstein flunked math") and hands out antiwar literature.
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She hands out badges featuring the slogan "Display It Like You Stole It," and sells "Dear Art Gallery..." postcards to let cultural institutions know when labels are inadvertently racist, sexist or "totally impenetrable," among other options.
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To help widows through their grief and sense of identity loss, Ms. Nickrand, the founder of Culinary Grief Therapy, hands out a cheat sheet, now released as a book, to class participants to help them cook again.
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Mr. Quevedo Rojas said he submitted his design early this year to Architizer, a social network founded in 2009 that is a kind of Facebook for architects and that hands out awards in a range of categories.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The body that hands out the Oscars on Friday sought to distance itself from a furor over the Academy Award nomination of a film about two boys who murdered a British toddler in 1993.
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Meanwhile, a black man in a Christ-like pose started singing a beautiful a capella song, only to be "shot" to the ground after a fight broke out, with certain dancers holding their hands out like guns.
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The Carpetbagger The 2019 Golden Globe nominations were announced on Thursday, and as is often the case with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which hands out these awards, there were several big surprises and head-scratching omissions.
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His case, which became a cause for recording artists, athletes and celebrities, was seen by criminal justice reform advocates as emblematic of a legal system they say treats minorities unjustly and hands out too harsh of punishments.
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A scheme that hands out free phones to women facing domestic abuse to ensure they have access to secure safety has seen an "uptick" in demand, a charity said on Wednesday, with requests doubling in some areas.
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Serving as her team's captain on Sunday, Dunn stood at the head of its pregame handshake line as a queue of players from Spain, having just high-fived the referees, approached the Americans with their hands out.
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The Andrey Rylkov Foundation for Health and Social Justice, which hands out free needles and condoms in southern Moscow, now has to staple a small label to its plastic bags saying "Foreign Agent" as required by law.
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YouTube congratulated T-Series on Twitter, telling the Bollywood channel to make room on its shelf for a new trophy — similar to the Play Buttons the company hands out to channels that reach 1 or 10 million subscribers.
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In a Facebook group I lurk in (for work!) dedicated to the QAnon conspiracy, someone posted an article about the straw ban and all the comments parroted Tom's joke — San Francisco is banning straws but hands out needles!
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Zurich's public safety office on Friday recommended towns in Switzerland's most populous canton ban a campaign that hands out Korans in public spaces, describing it as a front for incitement of radical activities including jihadist involvement.
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Eris Morn is the jerk that hands out raisins at Halloween, but Destiny fans got a surprise from her in the 2016 edition of the "Festival of the Lost" Halloween event: those raisins are good for something. Finally.
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One such employee is the unflappable Trumbo, a highly paid writer and so-called "swimming-pool Soviet" who hands out pro-union leaflets, but who also lives with his wife (Diane Lane) and children on a sizable ranch.
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The World Boxing Council, one of the five non-AIBA organizations that hands out major professional belts, has already warned professionals that if they compete in the Olympics, they will face a two-year ban from their rankings.
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When U.S.A. Basketball hands out jerseys to members of its national women's basketball team before they attempt to win a sixth straight Olympic gold medal at the Rio Games, it will also provide them with a history lesson.
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The rapper just shared a vid on Instagram -- he's all smiles as he claims he started a league right after being released from jail ... and hands out $20 bills to about a dozen youngsters, and even some parents.
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Steyer's campaign is already saying a raw vote count may be more reflective of a candidate's strength in the state than the final result, which hands out delegates only to those who achieve 15 percent support or higher.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German journalist Claas Relotius has returned four press awards after weekly magazine Der Spiegel found he had fabricated facts in a number of articles, the German press association that hands out the prize said on Thursday.
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Related: The Amount of Plastic in the Ocean Could Outweigh Fish by 103 Paula Lopez owns a small market in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, where she hands out roughly 200 little plastic bags to her customers daily.
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California's cap-and-trade program sets an overall limit on greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) and either hands out or sells a declining number of state-issued permits, which large manufacturers and oil refineries are required to turn in annually.
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There are jokes about "Imagine dollars," which only work in the company's gift shop; "paying off the Hollywood Foreign Press," the group that hands out the Golden Globes; and "a Han Solo origin picture," which Howard of course directed.
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Now several hundred more people, including some 150 women and children and many disabled people, have no place to go, said Sonia Manzi, a Rome resident and a volunteer who hands out meals to migrants sleeping at the Tiburtina station.
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"This is the reason coffee-farming is looked at as an enterprise of old people," he said, adding that when the ministry hands out free coffee seedlings, young people are reluctant to take them, because they have nowhere to plant them.
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This may be somewhat handy for keeping your arms and hands out of the way — there's even a magnetic strip for hanging onto a loose stylus — but the appearance is clunky and nowhere near as minimal and sharp as the Studio.
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And what a picture it is: You can stare right down the length of Zhang's handgun and then look at the three would-be burglars, lying almost face-down on the concrete with their hands out where you can see them.
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At a background briefing with reporters, senior administration officials described the current H-1B visa program as a lottery system that indiscriminately hands out work visas to contracting firms that recruit low-skilled, low-wage workers to replace domestic laborers.
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I'm just saying that there's a cruel and awful inevitability to the situation, an almost magnetic probability that anyone who makes his fortune in open defiance of the system that hands out fortunes is bound to get slashed back down eventually.
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Miocic actually met DC in the hand fight later in the first round, but rather than turning over sharp elbows, pulled Cormier's hands out of position only to land a jab with just a few inches of momentum on it.
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"Hands Out" in particular rolls through with a lightly reverbed-vocals menace that would fit an underground party at 2AM as much as a morning where you open your windows to let the song's bass waft over the next building.
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Scenes involved a weird, too-friendly neighbor whose welcome gift to the children is a roll of yellow police-line tape; a pediatric dentist who hands out trophies to patients with no cavities; and foulmouthed strangers on the F train.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The group that hands out the Oscars said on Monday it had invited 842 new members from 59 countries including Lady Gaga, Sterling K. Brown and Letitia Wright as the organization strives to further diversify its ranks.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The clinic, tucked discreetly inside the student health center on the University of Dakar campus, prescribes birth control pills, hands out condoms and answers questions about sex that young women are nervous about asking in this conservative Muslim country.
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As per usual, there was an eclectic mix of limo entrances that ranged from harmless to cringe-worthy to complete absurdity, like Jonathan the "tickle monster" who made Rachel close her eyes and hold her hands out only to TICKLE HER STOMACH.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A California police officer responding to a report of a man with a gun shot to death an unarmed 73-year-old man who approached the officer without taking his hands out of his pockets, police said on Tuesday.
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Week after week we tune in to see which relationships progress and which ultimately flop, with each episode concluding in a supremely high-stakes Rose Ceremony, where the lead hands out flowers to women who he wants to continue getting to know.
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That's Rartjarasoaniony's shop, in which she sells a bit of everything—kitchen sponges, eggs laid by her hens and freshly brewed coffee, which she hands out to customers in small metal cups, rinsed in a bucket of water from a communal pump.
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There was a miniature Cavaliers basketball hoop on the back of his office door (Javaid is from Cleveland), an artificial putting green on the floor, and a big file drawer full of game balls, which he hands out almost like business cards.
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The burden of "back to school" lists When a teacher hands out a list for parents of basic school supplies, it's a real problem for at least one in five children in the US who live below the federally defined poverty line.
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For now, each chapter hands out a check for $1,000 to each family — the sum Officer John McFarland had with him when he boarded a flight for Clinton, Mo., with another officer, Philip Campbell, to meet with colleagues from chapters in other cities.
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Neither does the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, which hands out the Baftas, or the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which administers the Oscars and has given out separate actor and actress prizes since the first awards in 1929.
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And, when an Arkansas city tried to get around the vacated laws by passing a ban on "interacting physically" with drivers — ensnaring people who put their hands out or held signs — a federal district judge ruled in April that was unconstitutional, too.
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Seth Meyers has a sharp comeback to Trump's Thanksgiving message Bad Lip Reading takes on 'Stranger Things' with 14 minutes of hilarious overdubs Snoop Dogg casually hands out weed to Lilly Singh's staff Man slices fruit with a sword in glorious slow motion
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It is also a spectator sport, with serious money at stake; the Overwatch League is a professional e-sports organization akin to the N.B.A. and the N.F.L. that hands out millions of dollars in prize money and brings in millions of viewers.
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Ellis is second on the team in scoring (123) and hands out a team-high 212 assists while George (2102 points, 296 rebounds) has done it all, especially during his recent surge when he boasts 17 makes from 3-point range in five games.
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Cerrone showed his old habit of backing up with his hands out in front of him and his chin up, which could come back to bite him in the long run, but ultimately his head movement looked as good as it has ever been.
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During a skit where host Chance the Rapper's played a judge who hands out verdicts based on first impressions, the See star shocked viewers when he entered the courtroom wearing an animal print fur coat as Apollo Ben, who was facing charges for stealing cash.
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Guantanamera 939 9813th Ave, New York, NY 10019 (212) 262-35 It's Havana by way of Hell's Kitchen at this nearly 324-year-old, mural-covered Eighth Avenue mainstay that hands out cigars—free, hand-rolled cigars, to be exact—on Saturdays and Sundays.
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This was a man who led what the Center for Public Integrity dubbed "The Torturers' Lobby" nearly thirty years ago, rummaging for work among the most heinous governments that emerged in the late stage of the Cold War, with hands out, looking for American largesse.
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Responding to a clip from an Islamic State video in which a handsome, strong-looking fighter hands out toys to young children dressed in colorful clothes, around a third of respondents expressed positive judgments about the physical strength and moral character of the fighter.
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The clown turned out to be a "nice man" in his 70s who "dresses up once a year on his birthday as a clown and hands out candy," the Clarksville Police Department said on its Facebook page on Thursday, which was the man's birthday.
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The Brooklyn folk-rock band's two 2019 albums — U.F.O.F., out since May, and Two Hands, out since October — invent an imagined environment with its own internal logic, a densely wooded forest with strange, benevolent creatures lurking in the shadows, hidden machinery creaking under the soil.
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Not the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which doles out the Golden Globes; or the Broadcast Film Critics Association, which hands out the Critics' Choice Awards; or the Baftas, the British equivalent of the Oscars or the Directors Guild; and, lastly, not the motion picture academy.
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While Grande does the Bend and Snap upright as Witherspoon's character Elle Woods teaches an entire nail salon in the film, the "breathin" singer puts her own flare to the move by crossing her arms over her chest and flinging her hands out at shoulder level.
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I was blown away by how accurate the tracking was; there was no motion blur and even when I held my hands out in a chopping like position with my ring and pinky fingers obscured by the fingers in front, the sensor still knew they were there.
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" TEEN GETS SICK, DIES IN FRONT OF 90 CLASSMATES AT BAND PRACTICE "Mallory could not keep her hands out of her mouth and eyes and she was constantly sucking on her fingers, so it's almost certain that the virus got onto her hands at some point.
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Bad Lip Reading takes on 'Stranger Things' with 14 minutes of hilarious overdubs Watch the Bon Appétit chefs compete to see who can make pizza the fastest Seth Meyers has a sharp comeback to Trump's Thanksgiving message Snoop Dogg casually hands out weed to Lilly Singh's staff
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The trend is creating opportunities for start-ups, such as DayBreaker, an early morning weekday rave that hands out protein bars and energy drinks; Night Nation Run, a 5K late-night race; and Diner en Blanc, a dressy pop-up picnic where guests often spend hundreds of dollars.
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"Rather than join these [police] conventions, where Shaq hands out tens of thousands of dollars of Ring hardware to police officers from around the country, we'd like to offer the basketball legend a chance to talk to privacy experts about the damage these partnerships can do," the EFF wrote.
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The pair say their release was intended to show that you don't have to be an elite lab rich in dollars and PhDs to create this kind of software: They used an estimated $50,000 worth of free cloud computing from Google, which hands out credits to academic institutions.
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"Hands Out" features Londoner Suspect, while "Ballin on the Low" has a guest verse from LA's Antwon (which features a very very good period sex shoutout)—it seems fitting, after all, for a bonus round of tracks to go beyond the NY-only features on the album itself.
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"Today's deal ignores the urgency to reduce emissions quickly and hands out billions in pollution subsidies, meaning that the EU carbon market will continue to fail at its task to spur green investments and phase out coal," said Femke de Jong, EU policy director at Carbon Market Watch.
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As a result of our chain migration policies, the U.S. hands out over 2202 million new green cards a year with approximately two-thirds going to immigrants who happen to have a family member in the country, regardless of that immigrant's ability to assimilate and contribute to the economy.
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Mixing it up is a great way to expose one's listeners to a new sound or scene, but it's hard not to love a split that hands out a double dose of a genre you love—and invites you to delve into the respective catalogues of the bands involved.
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The Chicago mayoral election in February was the most crowded in city history, with 14 candidates on the ballot, including respected local government leaders, a charismatic entrepreneur who routinely hands out $100 bills to strangers, and even a candidate named Daley, whose brother and father were mayors before him.
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"Instead of offering the American people a plan for real, job-creating tax reform, President Trump is pushing a billionaires-first, trickle-down tax scheme that hands out massive tax cuts to the wealthiest, at the expense of American families," said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
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The ticking clock might be a concern for some of the roughly 400,000 Model 3 reservation holders, who may be counting on redeeming the incentive, as Tesla hands out its first Model 3 cars to 30 employees on Friday, said Edmunds executive director of industry analysis, Jessica Caldwell.
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Since Zuckerberg last testified in front of Congress, Facebook has faced a growing list of problems, including a Gizmodo investigation into how Facebook hands out user contact information to advertisers, a scheme to pay teenagers to monitor their phones, misinformation on WhatsApp, and the biggest data breach in its history.
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He had trouble when he was getting lanced by straight blows, so he brought his hands out in front of him and made the 'window' or the 'mummy guard' to put some obstructions between the opponent and himself, utilizing his elbows and forearms to parry and guard effectively from there.
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And Qatar, which ironically was the first Gulf state to open up to Israel in the late 1990s — for which it was condemned by its neighbors — now prefers a balancing act that tilts towards the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, where it hands out cash for public works projects and impoverished families.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hands out the awards, is composed of people who work or have recently worked in the film industry, and as of 2014, the makeup of the group was fairly monolithic: 94 percent white, 76 percent male, and an average age of 63.
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They ask him for his I.D. and the video does not appear to show that the player gave them his I.D. Then a short while later the officers request for Brown to take his hands out of his pocket and the video shows to appear that Brown did not comply with that.
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Ben & Jerry's held a Free Cone Day on April 9, Dairy Queen hands out free cones every year on March 20 (the first day of spring) and Haagen Dazs typically holds their own Free Cone Day midway through May, so don't fret, there's even more opportunity for sweet deals just around the corner.
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When the Police Department declared, as the report noted, that an officer did not use excessive force when he discharged a Taser into an 85-pound girl who was walking away from him after he told her to take her hands out of her pockets, officers saw that such action was permissible.
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Yet when Ms. Regev attempts to alter the way her ministry hands out funds — or when she asks for guidance as to how the law ought to be changed to make her more effective — she is blocked by a reluctant legal establishment that makes it almost impossible for her to promote her priorities.
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Snoop Dogg casually hands out weed to Lilly Singh's staff Man slices fruit with a sword in glorious slow motion John Boyega breaks down the horrible moment he found out his lost 'Star Wars' script was on eBay You can totally take a Thanksgiving turkey on a plane, according to Stephen Colbert
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Some members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, the group that hands out the Oscars, have been debating whether films must play in theaters for a specific length of time to compete for the awards, which could exclude Netflix or force the company to agree to longer exclusive theatrical runs.
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That same director conducts a laughable, make believe investigation of his favorite Hillary with no grand jury, no search warrant, no subpoenas, where he sat back and watched as the accused destroyed evidence, deleted e-mails with his cohorts and the Department of Justice hands out immunity deals without ever requiring that they testify.
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"We've tried to give out candy to the kids in liberated parts of Aleppo to bring them happiness and smiles to their faces, in spite of the airstrikes and destruction they're being exposed to," al-Basha explains in the footage, which shows children following him down the street as he hands out presents and candies.
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If wondering what The Bachelor star Nick Viall is planning to do, career-wise, after he hands out the final rose (especially since another stint on Bachelor In Paradise is most likely out of the picture) has been keeping you up at night, then you're going to be very pleased with the latest news.
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He also used to have the Andrei Arlovski response to being attacked—sticking both of his hands out in front of him to keep his opponent away—but this has been brought under control and he now pushes opponents off of him when they are close enough and stays tight when that's not an option.
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Near mile 803 of the Gasparilla Half Marathon, where children from the Florida Blue Kids Running Program cheer runners on, race officials instruct them to stay on the curb and put their hands out but close to their bodies so runners can come to them — and not the other way around, said Ms. Harmeling.
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"Instead of offering the American people a plan for real, job-creating tax reform, President Trump is pushing a billionaires-first, trickle-down tax scheme that hands out massive tax cuts to the wealthiest, at the expense of American families," said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who Ryan challenged for her seat just last year, but lost.
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When Prince Andrew and Sarah "Fergie" Ferguson tied the knot, the Queen made them the Duke and Duchess of York (the title that once belonged to the Queen's own father before he became King George VI.) It's not always dukedoms that she hands out: When Prince Edward married Sophie Rhys-Jones in 1999, they became the Earl and Countess of Wessex.
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When Prince Andrew and Sarah "Fergie" Ferguson tied the knot, the Queen made them the Duke and Duchess of York (the title that once belonged to the Queen's own father before he became King George VI.) It's not always dukedoms that she hands out: When Prince Edward married Sophie Rhys-Jones in 1999, they became the Earl and Countess of Wessex.
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Cover image: WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 30: White House Director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison Omarosa Manigault talks with President Donald Trump as he hands out treats as they welcome children from the Washington area and children of military families to trick-or-treat for Halloween at the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC on Monday, Oct.
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Paulette Massaro works alongside her husband, Mr. Kretschman, while their four sons pitch in, too: Austin, 9, cleans and polishes furniture in the showroom; Luke, 13, also cleans furniture and hands out brochures at trade shows; Christopher, 15, helps with social media, works trade shows and has designed a chess table; and Justin, 17, designs furniture and coaches his father on Instagram.
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Dingell hands out 3K Polish doughnuts | National Oreo Day IN THE WHITE HOUSE New reporting on the Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE payments Where do I sign?
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Three of the characters here surely do: Warren (Kyle Sherman), a 20-something naïf who hands out fliers on the street and has no idea what to do with his life; Deb (Sarah Lynn Marion), a comically grumpy graduate student in search of a sense of calm; and Jason (Marc delaCruz), a man in his 30s whose solitude looks to be coming to an end.
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It was a long walk from the store to the metro, longer because the sidewalks were caked with ice; R. scolded me as we walked, telling me to take my hands out of my pockets, to keep them free in case I slipped, as for whatever reason I did often enough; if it had been night he would have passed his arm through mine to keep me upright.
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It comes from every single person who made a sign showing the Philadelphia Flyers' new orange-haired mascot, Gritty, and from the kids who put gloved hands out to runners for a high five, and from my mom, who not only met me at the halfway point with dry gloves and fresh hand warmers, but also walked a half marathon herself getting to different spots in order to cheer.
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