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Maria Tereza Azevedo, also coming from UBS, will be sector head for technology, media and telecoms Rafael Barcellos, joining from Citi, is sector head for metals & mining and pulp and paper.
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"So, put that in your head for a minute. Yeah."
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"That man has a head for business," one enrollee said.
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Step 5: Repeat all over your head for perfect curls!
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Head for someplace more innocuous and out of the way.
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Warning: spoilers head for the ending of Alita: Battle Angel.
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WATCH THIS: Are You a Parrot Head for Jimmy Buffett?
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I had that theme stuck in my head for years.
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The idea marinated in his head for a few months.
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For truly outstanding quality of life, head for the Rockies.
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I couldn't get it out of my head for years.
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Still, industry is exactly where scientists head for funding help.
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Her hand had rested on my head for an instant.
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I take off right away and head for the wormhole.
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The new country head for Italy will be Giacomo Campora.
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Anything to turn off my head for a little while.
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Cara Delevingne shaved her head for "Life in a Year."
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In 2017, she shaved her head for a movie role.
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Veronica Concepcion is the marketing head for Biig Technologies Inc.
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With Palantir's filing, the case will now head for court.
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It just might mean skipping getting head for three months.
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The next morning, Pejk, Cantú, and I head for Tombstone.
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We head for a restaurant called the Kiosk of Bacchus.
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Redzhep shook his head: For you, not for the town.
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Many people leaving under the evacuation deals head for Idlib.
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The driver had sawed off its head for a trophy.
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There was no room in my head for intrusive thoughts.
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"That man has a head for business," one enrollee told me.
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"A song will play through my head for weeks," he says.
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"Lift Me Up" got stuck in my head for a week.
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Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer might also head for the door.
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Here is a hand wiping a taxidermied animal head for prints.
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Head for the subway to make it uptown just in time.
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Still hot and thirsty, I head for a nearby shikanji stand.
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He says he gets $1,400 per head for a successful trip.
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But they head for summer vacation with more questions than answers.
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Or you can head for raging whitewater if that's your thing.
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In 2015, Radcliffe shaved his own head for the movie "Imperium."
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The agency has been without a permanent head for 14 months.
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Chris Christie and Bridgegate attorney, as interim head for New Jersey.
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It's stuck in my head for the rest of the trip.
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Let that one bounce around in your head for a bit.
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In early 2015, a friend convinced him to head for Germany.
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Most professionals head for the Gulf, where they earn good salaries.
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We should pick them up when they head for the street.
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By instinct, I head for the bread aisle: all there, phew.
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Vikas Sharma will become Nomura's new head for Asia ex-Japan.
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But as Jerry DeCarlo, hair department head for The Marvelous Mrs.
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At this point, highs head for the mid-40s or so.
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You can buy a high-pressure shower head for $16.99 here.
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That was the last image in my head for the night.
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I bought it, along with another Ekoi head, for about $150.
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Lee McKinstrey joined Mizuho as sector head for energy in September.
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When day breaks, head for the hills — Anaheim Hills, that is.
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Those who make it across head for temporary migrant accommodation centers.
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He had a little bit of a cone head for a while.
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I've had 'Baka Mitai' stuck in my head for like three weeks.
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And it's been this ongoing thought in my head for 15 years.
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And now "Coco" will be stuck in my head for the week.
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Chinese shoppers also head for popular local brands, depending on their destination.
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It looks like Hudson recently shaved her head for a film role.
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We all head for San Francisco, and a new iPhone is unveiled.
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It will then turn north and head for Georgia and South Carolina.
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He will head for Britain and the United States later this month.
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We go to Nordstrom and head for the shoe department, my weakness.
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The two had been competing head-to-head for several prior years.
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I can't get inside this guy's head for the life of me.
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Living inside your own head for more than just a fleeting instant?
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If we can't hire who we want to, we head for Berlin.
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The subscription plan sends a new head for $33, every three months.
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And yet, I found that hook reverberating in my head for months.
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Within the superstar destination countries, migrants head for a few megastar cities.
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Chased from the church, man and bird head for the liberating mountains.
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In 2012, the actress shaved her head for "Mad Max: Fury Road."
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So how do you know it's time to head for the exit?
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"If you want, I can separate the head for you," he says.
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Or, if you like, chuckle humorously and head for the hors d'oeuvres.
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Skies should start mostly sunny as highs head for the mid-50s.
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But the whistle blows, and the teams head for the locker room.
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Once the Falcon 9 launcher is ready, head for NASA's 39A launchpad.
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He said Sanchez was in effect encouraging migrants to head for Spain.
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BuzzFeed is losing website traffic as readers head for more traditional news sites.
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Yeah, sorry, I had the name jumbled in my head for a second.
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That word, 'why,' has run through my head for the last five years.
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Ms Westover slept with a "head-for-the-hills" bag by her bed.
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Most people seem to think he shaved his head for an upcoming role.
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Andy: Other than giving me a big head for a while, not really.
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As Axios has previously reported, Biden has been in Trump's head for months.
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I once punched that kid in the head for hurting my pet rat.
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"You can't govern by trading one head for another," a Bannon friend said.
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I ask him, nonchalantly, if he knows where to head for fashion week.
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He was floated as a possible head for the Department of Homeland Security.
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James Franco shaved his head for "Zeroville," a dramedy set in the 1970s.
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Grab your bibles and head for street corners because the end is near.
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Anyway, I'd lost my tour group and decided to head for the crematorium.
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The two head for the back patio where Watson is scheduled to perform.
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Lift your left arm up over your head for a gentle side twist.
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LaVar and Embiid have been going head-to-head for a minute now.
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That prompted a number of them to head for the exit, she said.
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Pressley revealed her bald head for the first time publicly in the video.
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Often, he'd reach up above his head for something I could not see.
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When people start paying $3 a head for lettuce perhaps they'll wake up.
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They continued to head for JFK International Airport, a full four hours away.
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Skies are sunny, and highs head for the upper 303s to near 50.
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"I don't see heavy inflation rearing its head for a while," Wright said.
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There's a separate person who wears a fake head for Ash attack the others.
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Ellaria later stages a coup after Jaime demands her head for killing his daughter.
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This really messed with my head for a few minutes before I realised pic.twitter.
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Because of Trump's threats, people feel they have to head for the U.S. now.
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Terminal charges per-head for its recruiting efforts, collecting a percentage of employee salaries.
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I shaved my head for two to three years in support of this campaign.
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A few of the displaced might head for the open, unguarded spaces of Libya.
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Mr Azar was the department's deputy head for 18 months under George W. Bush.
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Poor Frank is stuck with Nicola, a real grump head, for a full year.
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The average annual income per head for Kenyans is $1,340, World Bank data shows.
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It's better to just sit and be in your own head for a minute.
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Most Western expats head for capital city Kuala Lumpur or Bohemian mecca Penang Island.
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You only want to spin a banner around someone's head for a few seconds.
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"It's a symbolic event," Bhavya Segal, regional head for Frontier Strategy Group, told CNBC.
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It can't be comfortable putting that on your head for extended periods of time.
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Souza made a leaping grab on a ball over his head for one out.
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You leave the desk, walk out the door, and head for the lab exit.
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The 'governing wing' of the Republican party is starting to head for the exits
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First things first: I needed a place to lay my head for a weekend.
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It was an unwanted advance she has turned over in her head for years.
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But if I was going for something British, I'd probably head for a pub.
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Parkinson was also sad to learn that Shaggydog met his head for personal reasons.
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"To be clear, this is not a head for the exits call," Lejuez said.
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Then Eddie Alvarez stepped up to bat and hit Dos Anjos' head for six.
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But it's hardly the only company to head for public markets with huge losses.
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He's the third partner to head for the exits in the last 12 months.
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Link added as much as 13% to head for its best session since listing.
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Market volatility is neither a surprise nor a reason to head for the lifeboats.
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"I have many names in my head for those first phone calls," he said.
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As we head for the subway, I scan the neighborhood for a proper setting.
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Reyes took the wrong angle, and it went over his head for a double.
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Ms. Donohue foresees this financial burden hanging over her head for years to come.
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Lo and behold, a clay head for Jesus that's been compared to Maggie Simpson.
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"I got hit upside the head for using countywide poverty levels," Clyburn said. Reps.
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"Knowledge," Papa says proudly, tapping a single finger to his head for good measure.
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The heat turned up on Google, and they decided to head for the exits.
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Fearing the plane would be cut off, he tells Eveland to head for home.
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Talk about commitment to the role ... Antonio also shaved his head for the role.
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In the final episode, Carver Mobb and AFC go head to head for the championship.
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This melody is going to be stuck in my head for weeks, now, won't it?
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Mason is not the first member of Trump's team to head for the lobbying world.
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Again, I don't have a head for numbers, but those look pretty good to me.
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Kevin Duignan has been appointed Global Group Head for Financial Institutions, based in New York.
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They mostly head for Madrid and Barcelona, said Maria Vega, a UNHCR spokeswoman in Madrid.
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"Nine, eight, seven," Borman announced, then counted in his head for a digit or two.
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He walks over, wraps his arms around her and bows his head for a moment.
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It's been something that had been brewing in my head for a long, long time.
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I got what I came for, though, and satisfied, I head for the next adventure.
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Sub-Saharans passing through Algeria prefer to head for Europe by overland routes, via Morocco.
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WhatsApp is currently looking for an India chief and a policy head for the country.
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"I'm excited to just get out of my head for a little while," he says.
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"Henry VIII would have probably had your head for something like that," Costello quipped. 12.
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"You and Osha and Shaggydog head for the Last Hearth," says Bran in the scene.
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This gets stuck in my head for literal days every time I listen to it.
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Members give opening remarks then, thanks to their overbooked schedules, promptly head for the door.
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There are some earworms you don't mind being stuck in your head for a while.
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One day he too might have severe supermarket FOMO and head for the self-checkout.
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Buzzwords If a new strategy is described in terms of buzzwords, head for the exit.
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When it comes time to leave town, be sure to head for the airport early.
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You don't necessarily have to follow doomsayers in their perennial "head-for-the-hills" sermons.
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I strap on my service-issue Rolex Submariner and head for the Basel city tram.
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Oh, and Todd shows up with a giant hand for a head for some reason.
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The Pennsylvania results could compel other veteran lawmakers to head for the exits as well.
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But, he added, everyone is afraid to be the first to head for the exits.
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I get up, and as I head for the door, I veer in his direction.
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It's enough to make you go a little crazy and head for a bomb shelter.
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When the vehicle arrived at Ms. Emerole's stop, she asked Ms. Head for her number.
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True to form, economists and head-for-the-hills conspiracy theorists are ridiculing that idea.
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And even as some female chief executives head for the exit doors, others are entering.
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I even had a miniature night table above my head for my water and glasses.
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One of my favorite shows you've designed was the giant head for Avicii's Levels tour.
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As expected, HBO and Amazon went head to head for this year's after party circuit.
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I had this idea in my head for a Tree of Life, something very spiritual.
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Her e-mail blasts—known as Malindagrams—are exhaustive, as is her head for detail.
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De La Fuente joins from Kepler Cheuvreux, where he was country head for North America.
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He then blasted a Stephen Strasburg pitch over the center fielder's head for a double.
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The young actress who played Eleven, Mille Bobby Brown, bravely shaved her head for the role.
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She dumps a bucket of ice over his head for charity and he calls her "mischievous".
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So don't worry too much about losing — just head for a gym and start a battle!
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You can sign up for one month or pay head for a full year of boxes.
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This living creature had been in my head for at least two-and-a-half hours.
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Worse, the women they might marry often head for cities, where they can find better husbands.
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Before you head for the exit, though, consider possibilities for why you didn't get a raise.
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Foreign investors head for the exit, and there are not enough domestic buyers to replace them.
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Of course, Hudson isn't the first actress in Hollywood to shave her head for a role.
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Particularly spectacular sunsets trigger mass e-mails enjoining everyone to head for a west-facing window.
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You look at him, point at your friends, shrug your shoulders, and head for the door.
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The 57-year-old will take over from Lisa Davis, Siemens's regional head for the Americas.
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Do not expect fleets of BFRs to head for Mars at any date he may suggest.
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At the end, the lyrics, 'Come back...' will forever echo in my head for that loss.
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EDF's finance head for France, Xavier Girre, will take over from Piquemal in an interim capacity.
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I thought that was really cool, and I kept it in my head for a while.
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Depending on conditions, the airplane will head for either Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles or Vancouver.
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And they do so while looking stylish and recognizable on top of your head for hours.
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"That was my goal," Lori McCoy-Bell, hair department head for the film, exclusively tells us.
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This was my crossroads -- the moment I decided to get out of my head for good.
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The first refugees began to flee from the violence in Syria and head for neighboring countries.
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You can go with Mexican specialties but you should head for the namesake Dino's Famous Chicken.
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A few ladies don't get roses and must immediately pack their bags and head for home.
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This ignores the collapsing supply side of the ACA marketplaces as insurers head for the exits.
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Witnesses said the cat was spotted roaming with the jar on his head for four days.
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""11.20am: guest, Stella and Aitor Martínez head for the ladies' room, where they hold the meeting.
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He danced to "Everybody Dance Now," which will be in my head for the next week.
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The singer switched things up in 2013 when she shaved her head for a charity fundraiser.
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If you're looking for the cheapest toothpaste, on average, you'll need to head for the border.
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Then the boys take a machete to Tardweller's skull, steal his horses and head for Canada.
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Invincible isn't an idea that sat in his and co-creator Cory Walker's head for years.
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It was her way of telling him he had a good head for the mental game.
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Skip the BBQ joints here, though, and head for no-frills Cozy Corner Bar-B-Q.
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Yes, we know many of you have been planning this event in your head for years.
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So stick it on, listen properly to the lyrics, and use your bloody head for once!
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Now they will go head to head for three games in St. Louis starting on Monday.
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For one, Mr. Manafort might lose confidence in the president and head for a plea deal.
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I don't like having that thing on my head for more than 260 or 303 minutes.
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Your choices are either to return the way you came or head for a closer exit.
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They go clubbing in Amsterdam, wake up hung over and, after some debate, head for Paris.
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There was a time when I had "Copacabana" stuck in my head for a full year.
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There are no visible traces of the memories that have lingered in my head for years.
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Anyone concerned about a common cold or sniffle will head for hospitals, straining already precious resources.
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Mr. Moore always was overwhelmingly likely to beat Mr. Strange head-to-head, for three reasons.
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His 73-yard catch-and-run put Minnesota head for good early in the fourth quarter.
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Suddenly, the biggest brands, those that ordinarily would head for established art-book presses, were calling.
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Goldberg last weekend lambasted the talking head for attacking conservatives who insist they cannot back Trump.
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Life swells into a permanent head-to-head, for which Guadagnino finds a startling dramatic shape.
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Unsold crude cargoes for loading in August have piled up as Asian refiners head for maintenance.
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Highs head for the upper 40s to low 50s as winds continue on the lighter side.
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I had space in my body and my head for those answers to come to me.
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EU leaders head for Brussels on Sunday to try and parcel out the bloc's top jobs.
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In this case, Evelyne Noraz, the makeup department head for Fifty Shades of Grey, really knows best.
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And the media pats itself on the head for not covering it while secretly watching Fox News.
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Rachel doesn't come back to contact them that night, so they decide to head for Aunt Lily's.
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Right away I kick off my shoes and head for the kitchen to heat up leftover lasagna.
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In the most familiar mode, known as World Tour, you collect coins and head for a goal.
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When the sun rises, they head for shallow bays to hide from tiger sharks and other predators.
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It's uncomfortable to have that thing on your head for more than a certain period of time.
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He was promoted to the role of co-head for global investment banking technology franchise last year.
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Just don't blame me when it gets stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
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The theme song, Kim Bingham's "Bel Ami," will be stuck in your head for a long time.
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The upside may support this risk, but in down times, people tend to head for the exits.
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If you've ever flown Virgin, the damn song probably stuck in your head for the whole flight.
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As he writes this, he is about to head for Afghanistan, where Flashman earned his first laurels.
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I respect the decision of my friends who load up their vehicles and head for the hills.
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Was there a great discovery in the comic books that just stuck in your head for this?
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Samantha Allenberg, Uber's communications head for Africa, said only one of the torched vehicles belonged to Uber.
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The actively minded can head for a recreation area to play basketball or five-a-side football.
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I leave home and head for the parking garage, which is one block away from my house.
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Monday's appointment comes a few months after the company named a new head for its Pink brand.
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Separately, Indraneil Borkakoty, the India ECM head for Jefferies has left the firm to pursue other interests.
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More recently, the actress shaved her head for her role as Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road.
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Still, the Wall is a problem: Castle Black's population is dwindling as the Wildlings head for Eastwatch.
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"Everybody is shocked by this," said Lance Cooper, an associate head for graduate studies in the department.
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The Dodgers and Rockies go head-to-head for three games starting Monday night in Los Angeles.
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I create a blueprint in my head for each place I go to avoid running into things.
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Many fans head for the exits while others seek out autographs and selfies with their favorite fighters.
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Many took the cue to head for the exits, the Yankees surely wishing they could join them.
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Tell me, what person with intelligence could have misplaced a fish head for some mob, horse head?!
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Our gym time is our personal time — an early-morning run clears your head for the day.
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There are plenty of high-paying jobs you can pursue that don't require a head for numbers.
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Pack your bags and head for Alaska if you want to get rid of your student loans.
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I know I won't be able to get that robot granny out of my head for days.
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Ananya and Rohan, an eighth-grader from Edmond, Oklahoma, went head to head for almost 20 rounds.
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"For serious investors, it's no longer optional to be here," says Eugene Qian, China head for UBS.
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He was an outstanding division head for more than 10 years, helping cement Investment Banking's leading franchise.
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He was an outstanding division head for more than 10 years, helping cement Investment Banking's leading franchise.
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King Charles lost his head for claiming a divine prerogative; a president can lose only his job.
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But this time, the five pile into a mammoth pickup truck and head for Atlanta and environs.
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If you want to make anything near a decent wage, head for Toledo, Des Moines or Birmingham.
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Their winter takes place during our summer so escape the heat and head for this remote mountain.
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Whether you have long or short hair, a cap creates a more streamlined head for better hydrodynamics.
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St. Michael's head, for example, was completely unharmed after its violent detachment the night of the fall.
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These photos show how brutal it can be to get punched in the head for a living.
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K. asks if we want to head for a happy hour after, but we already have plans.
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Try an auteur comedy, a British game show, or just head for a pineapple under the sea.
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Highs head for the upper 40s to low 50s again, with partly sunny skies and light winds.
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The tradeoff Trump sabotaged — pricing out at $28503,22019 a head for the Dreamers — though expedient, was unworthy.
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Drawing it from the tail to the head for a right-hander feels like doing everything backwards.
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Just check your bag using your phone, drop it at the counter, and head for the nearest Cinnabon.
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"There's this cloud over my head for something I haven't done that keeps following me," Horman tells PEOPLE.
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That dynamic of having a community that can think outside your own head for you sometimes is good.
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All these efforts combine to set up a beach head for boosting ad revenue in the developing world.
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"I feel like someone held a gun to your head for you to be there," Khloé told Disick.
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You can head for the farthest reaches of the Earth, but you'll never escape the U.S. tax man.
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I haven't been able to get Giovanni Ribisi's plaintive wailing out of my head for nearly 20 years.
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The baby crabs usually head for the hills in January (as was the case this year) or February.
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Early on, protagonists Claire and Leon hear a radio message instructing all citizens to head for the station.
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Trump must tap a new FTC chairman and Sessions must pick a head for the DOJ Antitrust division.
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The bank also said that company veteran Pascal Sefrin has been appointed as group country head for Australia.
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"I have a head for business and a bod for sin," Tess tells Jack at their first meeting.
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" Adds Roberts: "Is it weird that I hope someone asks me to shave my head for a role?
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Mr. de Mistura said there was hope that aid convoys would be able to head for besieged areas.
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Dhaher and his father Hassan said their best bet was to head for Khazir, on foot if necessary.
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Consider that your warning as the song will get stuck in your head for the next few months.
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Trump departed a Group of Seven summit in Canada ahead of schedule Saturday morning to head for Singapore.
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Ewan McGregor has dyed his hair darker for roles before, and has even shaved his head for parts.
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If his "Winter Wonderland" gets stuck in your head for the next month ... go ahead and blame us.
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Many also appreciate being able to swap out the brush head for one that better suits their needs.
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She had immediate relief then, and continues to head for a clinic when the vertigo threatens to reappear.
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Doreen Valiente was a natural pragmatist, adept at negotiating dodgy dealings and with a head for meticulous research.
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In other words, prepare to have all the theme songs stuck in your head for the whole summer.
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Schneider is currently the acting federal chief information security officer and cybersecurity head for the National Security Council.
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" Clinton, by contrast, is "always up here" (gesturing above his head for emphasis), and that's "just not natural.
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They'll compete head-to-head for $50,000 cash, the Disrupt cup and life-changing media and investor exposure.
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Each episode, unskilled competitors go head-to-head for a $10,000 cash prize and the prestigious Nailed It!
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And you can do that thing where you bring the cold cup to your head for instant relief.
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During yet another violent raid on a village, the two men abandon their posts and head for Lagos.
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The first time I corresponded with Kelly, our back and forth left me scratching my head for weeks.
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Ties Months after I'd shaved my head for cancer treatment, my old hair dropped out of the sky.
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About 90 jobs in the United States will be affected, Simone Wheeler, the global head for communications, said.
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I myself have been stopped, searched, and had a gun put to my head for no rational reason.
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Despite his lagging polling numbers, O'Rourke on Saturday dismissed speculation that he could head for the exits soon.
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Alan Alanis is joining from UBS as head of Mexico strategy and sector head for food and beverage.
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Then he lifted it out of the water and held it over his head for an Instagram photo.
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The bank has hired Byungil Lim as head of corporate client solutions and country head for South Korea.
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He was the government head for the Federal District, where Mexico City is located, between 2000 and 2005.
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This very same artist is scheduled to sculpt a new stone replacement head for baby Jesus next year.
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Insurers might still head for the hills because they doubt that the Republicans will pass a viable replacement.
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One of Obama's main requests upon moving in was a special rain shower head for his bathroom, Rochon. said.
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Lindor covered his head for a moment, and pantomimed diving after the phantom ball to applause from the stands.
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My boyfriend was like, 'I will have that theme music in my head for the rest of my life.
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Although the terrifying hum of thousands of angry hornets is going to be stuck in my head for weeks.
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"This idea has been churning in my head for years," explains Cannistraro, describing how he came up with Rheo.
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"It will be like screaming fire in a movie theatre and they'll all head for the door," he added.
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Up to 30,000 people a day head for the "Mona Lisa", so her smile gets lost in the crush.
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They are highly likely to head for other African countries, for the Middle East and perhaps even for Asia.
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Team head for the past decade, he says that perfect record is as much down to chance as skill.
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B. and I head for a date night at a new cute Mexican spot that opened near our apartment.
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Anand Selva, the current head of consumer banking in Asia, will become head the regional head for North America.
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"I have to shave my head for my next part, so I have to do something different," she said.
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I won't spoil it, but the final scene has been ringing in my head for the last 24 hours.
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She wrote that shaving her head for the show proved to be the most "empowering" moment of her life.
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I can't remember exactly, because I left my head for a time and couldn't speak, I was so angry.
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The DOJ maintains that the insurers compete head to head for national account in nearly three-dozen local markets.
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I leave a few things for the morning, slap on the noise-cancelling headphones, and head for the train.
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It starts with the Saler's boardroom sabotage, which I will be replaying in my head for a long time.
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Eraj Shirvani will become the interim head for global markets in EMEA while remaining head of global markets solutions.
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Antonio suggests spritzing a halo of mist about 12 inches from your head for a softer, more natural finish.
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Meanwhile, government workers head for a second pay period without a check Friday, the 35th day of the shutdown.
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Some may add your team's swim cap to your head, for example, or a flag animation to your face.
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"It's premature to say that it is all done," Bill Schmieder, Raytheon's head for Europe, told the same briefing.
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"I grew up in Mexico," he tells me as we change into our whites and head for the kitchen.
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The spurt persuaded the crowd outside, which was at least half Giants fans, to head for the stadium entrances.
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Her dad turned his head for a second and when he turned back, she was gone, the coroner said.
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Bose SoundSport Android Earbuds for $34 ($15 off): Head for the gym with Bose's sweat- and drizzle-resistant earbuds.
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LG: Did you do the math in your head for how many nights you're going to sleep on it?
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Interior to Offer Buyouts to Employees Tapped for Relocation, As Some Already Head for the Exits, Government Executive reports.
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Prior to that, he was deputy head for the Middle East at the United States Agency for International Development.
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Theron shaved her head for the role, which saw her play a rebellious lieutenant in a post-apocalyptic society.
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Aaron Paul also had a shaved head for some of "Breaking Bad," and reprised the look for "El Camino."
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García is the savvy local, quiet and watchful, with a broad-shouldered frame and a good head for numbers.
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Hawksbill turtle hatchlings are supposed to head for the water as soon as they are out of their shells.
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So when Mr. Orcutt left Gillette this spring, he did not head for the wind fields of Carbon County.
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Taranjeet Singh will continue as Twitter's Business Head for India and will work with Indian brand marketers and advertisers.
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Just don't blame us if you have "Uptown Funk" stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
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Both songs are aggressively catchy, and the chorus to "Humble" ended up stuck in my head for days after.
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"Years of hiring freezes and spending cuts have caused many talented diplomats to head for the doors," she wrote.
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Do you choose the moment to break your gaze, endure the stab of separation, and head for the door?
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As I head for the exit, a member of the event's team appears with Cyrcle's David Leavitt in tow.
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The evening isn't cheap: The going rate is $100 to $120 a head for about an hour of service.
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"From a migrant's perspective, this is an open route," said Peter Van der Auerwaert, IOM's head for the region.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, waves of its impoverished missile scientists began to head for North Korea.
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A store owner would put him in the window, wind him up and he'd nod his head for hours.
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PREP I write or jot down notes that have been incubating in my head for the next 30 minutes.
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I stand abruptly and head for my apartment, where, I calculate, I have enough medications stored to off myself.
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The latest move comes as Amazon and Walmart vie head-to-head for dominance of America's shifting retail landscape.
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This is one of Adams's most famous photographs, and I have carried it around in my head for years.
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Consumers also deserve a digital marketplace replete with competitors going at it head to head for every consumer eyeball.
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Wrap them around your partner, touch their arms, back, or face, or head for one of their erogenous zones.
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But other queer artists head for history right from the start, as if deputized to repair a pothole there.
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KKR last week also announced appointments in China and South Korea, and unveiled a new head for Southeast Asia.
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I start with meditation, then stand on my head for about 10 minutes and then go through various postures.
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Markets head for more losses: US stock futures were lower, pointing to another day of losses on Wall Street.
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Mostly sunny morning skies give way to increasing afternoon clouds as highs head for the low to mid-50s.
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Creative Artists Agency bought that firm in 2003, and Ms. Buckingham stayed on as its head for several years.
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PARIS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Societe Generale: * Pierre-Yves Bonnet has been appointed Group Country Head for China on 1 September * Anne Marion-Bouchacourt has been appointed Group Country Head for Switzerland and Chief Executive Officer of SG Zurich * Hugues de La Marnierre has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Societe Generale China Limited
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" Mr. Taccone described Mr. Albee as an absolutist and a risk-taker, and said that "he would have his characters talking in his head for three months, and if he could have them talk in his head for three months, then they'd stay as viable characters to be written on the page.
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Radcliffe shaved his head for the intense drama, which shows the difficulties his character faces as he goes deeper undercover.
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And whoever doesn't want to work like that will know it might make sense to quietly head for the doors.
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Abyss Creations, known for making high-end, realistic love dolls, will release a robotic head for its RealDolls this year.
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I start to feel a little afraid, which I take as a sign that I should finally head for home.
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This affects predictions of the two galaxies&apos motions as they head for an inevitable crash in 4 billion years.
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Scrambling to tackle problems in China, Hyundai said this week it had appointed a new head for its China operations.
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As the rainy season brings flooding to Southeast Asia, critters and snakes head for higher ground as their nests flood.
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"I can see him living in his head for three weeks after he got fired and something snapped," Turley said.
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He left after armed men hijacked his vehicle and held a gun to his head for a ride across town.
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There wasn't any more time to gather money: She had to flee the country and head for the United States.
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These types of disparities come to a head for movies like Ocean's 8, a movie made for and by women.
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Speculation is rife that the Bank of England could also head for a new round of quantitative easing within months.
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Because when you are pretending, you are left alone, with nothing but the inside of your own head for company.
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And there's a bounty on my kids' head for a photo, so that's something that we are very conscious of.
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Among his college friends, "we've got doctors, we have lawyers and I bang my head for a living," he said.
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The torrent of air from the motor is amplified by air sucked through the Supersonic's hollow head for increased power.
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That is short of the 376-seat majority needed to approve a new head for the bloc's executive European Commission.
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That doesn't sound like much, but it meant that I'd miss the target I'd held in my head for months.
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And those without insurance subsidies will likely see their premiums go up as the healthy people head for the exits.
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The Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, the Indianapolis 500 and NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 all head for the finish line.
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Undeterred, I scoff the free nibbles and head for the door—but not before grabbing one of the Trump Menus.
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The Fed's bad-news arguments are exactly those used by "head-for-the-hills" doomsayers masquerading as sophisticated investment analysts.
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She added that that the jar could have been stuck on the animal's head for four days or even longer.
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For example, it only appointed a regional head for Southeast Asia last August, some four years after its initial arrival.
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Meanwhile, Jacqueline and Lillian are going head-to-head for city council, constantly squabbling over what's best for the neighborhood.
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Would whacking that stick over his opponent's head, for instance, have broken his skull, or delivered but a glancing blow?
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Some say the 75-year-old general should order his troops to head for Tripoli without waiting for an election.
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Do a few arm presses over your head for some basic damage, or hit multiple enemies with some hip rotations.
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Fifteen seconds in, Pauley takes his hands above his head for the body roll, emphasizing the curve in his spine.
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Chinese shares were down, too, shrugging off the trade noise to head for the biggest weekly decline in three months.
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Between 2011 and 2013, the court issued several rulings that turned patent protection on its head for high technology innovators.
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Shrinking his fund's position implies that a sale may be less likely as buyers like Valeant head for the sidelines.
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For Bernardo Carrizo, Alberto Carrizo's younger brother and a union head for small-scale miners, the government aid is crucial.
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On the day of my appointment, I practiced my "defense" speech in my head for the entire subway ride over.
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The FCE listed 20.825,250.525 head for sale, which was down from 14,000 last week but still respectable, a trader said.
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The basic argument is that people with choices are less likely to seek improvements; they just head for the exits.
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If you do, head for it—a public park that you can eat is the best kind of public park.
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After stopping at the unemployment office, she would head for the airport with her children to reserve flights to Boston.
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I couldn't get it out of my head for days, despite knowing none of the lyrics or what they meant.
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Ms. Yousafzai, above, was 15 when a Taliban gunman in Pakistan shot her in the head for advocating girls' education.
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The instability combined with lack of opportunity led her father, Manuel Gámez, now 21, to head for the United States.
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Then he bowed his head for a moment, as if in prayer or resignation, and walked out of the bedroom.
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Peeler also worked at Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods in 2009 as its interim finance head for a few months.
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Langford capped the run with a 3-pointer that enabled Indiana to head for halftime with a 52-42 lead.
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Powell converted a layup with 48 seconds remaining, allowing the Pirates to head for the locker room trailing 41-27.
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Clasping them behind your head, for instance, can portray dominance, while involuntary self-touching might mean you're distracted or insecure.
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For others, it's a dear friend, a parent ... even a furry pal that often mistakes your head for a pillow.
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He drives home, to the house in which he grew up with Deah, to rest his head for the night.
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Pedro Bruno has taken over as sector head for capital goods in addition to his role as transportation sector head.
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As intimate as the dining room may be, head for the tree-enclosed backyard patio and dine beneath the stars.
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Melton's short jumper with 19 seconds left allowed the visitors to head for the locker room trailing just 33-24.
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Fitzgerald has hired new senior management including a chief financial officer, a head for Africa and a chief transformation officer.
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Get that one Instagram picture out of your head for a moment; we're talking about height, reach, stance and style.
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"If more of them head for the exits, the consequences for the highly leveraged U.S. economy could be unpleasant," said Santschi.
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He demonstrates admirable patience by not slapping Gendry upside the head for being so cocksure upon his return to the action.
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In one photo, the reality star turns her head for a profile shot that also showed off her less plumped pout.
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But since that fateful day, when she first left the North to head for King's Landing, she's been through a lot.
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The film documents the experiences of biracial children in Nazi Germany, and Stenberg had to shave their head for the role.
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So speaking of songwriters, has the idea of a solo record been kicking around in your head for a while now?
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What's sorely missing is a long extension tube and a head for cleaning parts of your floor the robovac can't reach.
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I actually had this series in my head for almost five years prior to me actually shooting any images for it.
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The scene is easily the film's standout moment, bolstered by the fact that Lathan actually shaved her own head for it.
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He also thinned the hair at the top of my head for a bit more lift (something I desperately, desperately needed).
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WHEN Tokyo residents of a certain age want to go shopping, they head for Sugamo, in the north of the city.
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Qian rejoined UBS in 2015, first as group country head for China and a member of its Asia Pacific executive committee.
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And yes, this is the girl who is so bad ass she shaved her freaking head for Guardians of the Galaxy.
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So I took these things I had in my head for a long time, certain boxes I wanted to check off.
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About 60 families from Qaraqosh live there, but most of them are trying to leave the country and head for Europe.
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"If our father were alive today … he'd smack you in the side of the head for supporting Donald Trump," Billy tweeted.
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But a well-crafted casual gaming experience can be enough to pull you out of your own head for a bit.
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Not wanting to be that dick by gatecrashing a funeral, I immediately let it go and head for Holland Park, a.k.a.
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The city's population swells many times over in summer months as domestic and international tourists head for hotels or holiday homes.
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In a nutshell, he thinks the guy is a "sh**head" for infamously jacking up the price of cancer/AIDS meds.
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Friday's training was the only one open to fans and the penultimate session before the 23-man squad head for Europe.
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The population has shrunk to 2.9 million from 3.3 million a decade ago as Lithuanians head for richer parts of Europe.
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The pouches cost $15 to $30 per student annually depending on school size, and about $2 per head for large performances.
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From the easternmost part of the country, about 22016 kilometers, or 220 miles, from Algiers, the capital, migrants head for Italy.
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The two boys went head-to-head for more than 20 rounds, in a final showdown lasting more than an hour.
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Twitter is also in the process of hiring a country head for India, Crowell said, declining to give a specific timeline.
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Former IBCM co-head for EMEA Marisa Drew has been appointed head of Credit Suisse's impact advisory and finance (IAF) department.
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Glenn and Maggie get an ultrasound of their baby, and show everyone as the assault team departs to head for Negan.
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I'm listening to it again now and it's going to be stuck in my head for the rest of the year.
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Most antitrust professionals, when pushed to do something that would not be sustainable, say 'check, please' and head for the exit.
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His next step will determine whether these two nuclear-armed neighbors head for war or take a tentative step toward negotiations.
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Making their way mostly by land, some found an additional incentive to head for the border because of the American election.
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The India head for one of those funds said, "Let things settle down a bit, then will do more [public relations]. "
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Some will head for Iraq — my first and formative war — though it's unclear just what they'll be expected to do there.
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And as they head for a seemingly inevitable clash, both are living out the creeds that made them who they are.
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To his critics, he is an ailing relic with little head for policy and no concern for the rule of law.
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You may slowly roll onto the crown of the head for a deeper stretch if it feels comfortable to do so.
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If you are in a mall, for example, head for the nearest exit or find a bathroom in which to hide.
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Ms. Yousafzai was 15 when a Taliban gunman in Pakistan shot her in the head for advocating girls' education in 2012.
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He intended to try to cross illegally into the United States and head for Virginia, where two of his aunts lived.
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Seven years later, the two players have developed into stars, and will be going head-to-head for the division title.
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The product is light weight — a good quality for something designed to be work on the head for hours at a time.
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The Walking Dead's Glenn met an unfortunate end during the show's season 7 premiere, when Negan used his head for batting practice.
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A quick refresher: After shaving his own head for most of his life, he felt unequipped to style his daughter Izzy's mane.
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What's more, makeup department head for the show, Michelle Radow, confirms that the idea to wear fake teeth was Streep's all along.
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My hair was black and just growing back after letting Vidal Sassoon shave half my head for a hokey £20 modeling job.
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After having had the full implant in his head for a total of just 88 days, Kennedy went back under the knife.
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Regarding the changes in grains management, Parada said Isman would likely work very closely now with André Roth, global head for oilseeds.
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Then you can either cut them down as they head for the exit, or pursue them as they flee for the hills.
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Candice Stafford-Bridge, makeup department head for the show, tells Refinery29 that this otherwise minor detail is crucial to Sabrina's character arc.
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If you're going to attach them to your head for several hours a day, you want the headphones or earbuds to fit.
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You can't fit too many of those onto a government payroll, and most will head for the more lucrative the private sector.
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Some 4,000 containers head for the UK from Zeebrugge every day, and Belgium is hiring hundreds of customs officials for its ports.
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The resulting image was used to create an exact wax model of his head for a figure at the Hollywood Wax Museum.
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For one, it would entail possibly millions of people uprooting from their homelands to head for a desert hundreds of miles away.
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With a trippy LSD aesthetic, a happy melody, and slightly dystopian lyrics, this song will be stuck in your head for days.
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The Death Star celebrates traditional forms of Kazakh hospitality, such as giving guests a warm coat, or a sheep's head for supper.
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Before you click play, be warned that you will have these songs stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
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Instead, you simply head for the Google Play store, find a game that supports this feature, and hit the "Try now" button.
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If Queen Elsa wanted a place to let it go in Asia, she'll probably head for the Luyashan Mountain Ningwu ice cave.
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Signs that Poroshenko would head for defeat were apparent well beforehand: he trailed Zelensky by 14 percentage points in the first round.
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It was only in November that WhatsApp appointed a head for its India operations, more than four months after the Dhule killings.
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Do you want to have "Zendaya is Meechee" stuck in your head for the rest of the day, or perhaps the week?
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With the latest investment, IFC's regional head for Africa Wale Ayeni and TLcom senior partner Omobola Johnson will join Kobo360's board.
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Rather, "the stories I write are usually based on ideas that have been rattling around in my head for years," he said.
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She held her head for several moments and asked to leave the room before returning, still visibly shaken, to finish the interview.
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A staffer told guests which theater to head for by repeating "Majestic, Colossal, Majestic, Colossal, Majestic, Colossal" like a hyperbolic adjective automaton.
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"Love Is An Open Door" always manages to get stuck in my head for days on end and I can't even complain.
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The sad truth is that I've have a song from the NBC series "Smash" stuck in my head for three whole days.
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Jablko will join from independent investment bank Greenhill & Co, where she has been managing director and co-head for Australia since 2014.
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He would dress in black, cover his face, and use a ladder to climb up to balconies and head for master bedrooms.
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Investors tend to head for the perceived safety of government bonds when they judge the political or economic outlook to be risky.
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" These are "seekers 'n' sellers," he explained, who peel off I-80 and head for the hospital "thinking we're just ignorant hayseeds.
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As a pro-tip, skip the parades and head for Big Thunder Mountain or Haunted Mansion for a shorter-than-normal wait.
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This is what has been keeping me occupied for 12 straight months, attempting to profile them in my head for a year.
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Have to wear EEG leads all over my head for the next few days.. my niece has yet to become adjusted pic.twitter.
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Overall, lawmakers face a tight window to advance major legislation before election season kicks in and they head for the campaign trail.
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Ms. Taubensee, quieter than her collaborators, has a head for business, and also designs statement pieces, and all the hats and bras.
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And Chrissy Houlahan of Pennsylvania, in her lucky jeans, paused to rub a colleague's bald head for an extra boost of support.
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It was the voice I needed to hear as a young college woman trying to head for a male-dominated career path.
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The USNS Comfort, stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, will head for New York City, President Trump said in a Wednesday morning press conference.
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Some artists focus on those, but the most interesting head for the uncool existential bottom line, which is what Bruce Nauman does.
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Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie went head-to-head for best actress at this year's Oscars and both lost to Frances McDormand.
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After we brushed our teeth and got dressed, Lev opened the front door and gestured with his head for me to come.
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College students apparently have more to worry about these days than their grades and where to head for the weekend's best party.
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"I think the way Sonic looks now is exactly how I saw Sonic in my head for the whole recording," he added.
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"When I'm in New York, I always head for Schaller & Weber first thing to prevent an inevitable bout of Heimweh" — or "homesickness."
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Camille Friend, the hair department head for Captain Marvel, once told Refinery29 that lace-front wigs are key when shooting MCU movies.
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Kirk informed the tower that, instead of landing at Newark or Teterboro, he was going to try to head for the nebula.
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Highs head for the 50s again before a late-day cold front ushers in colder air for our late week and weekend.
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Still, I will shed no tears to see the former president and chief operating officer of Goldman-Sachs head for the exit.
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But most want to reach countries farther north, so they leave the camps and head for Italy's borders by bus or train.
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The cruelty of his Communist captors ensured he would never raise his arms above his head for the rest of his life.
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Margo Maine, the author of "Father Hunger: Fathers, Daughters and the Pursuit of Thinness," hit the nail on the head for me.
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Tuesday saw the hurricane continuing to head for the East Coast and more than 1 million people told to evacuate further inland.
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Before the storm, the National Disaster Warning Center urged people to head for higher ground, including in Koh Samui and Koh Phangan.
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On Thursday, President Trump nominated a new head for the agency whose record signals a different approach entirely: corporate attorney Eric Dreiband.
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Its bad reputation has caused some employees to head for the exits and is making it difficult for Uber to recruit replacements.
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China's anti-corruption unit is investigating the Interpol head for "alleged violations of the law," which included suspicions of "accepting bribes," authorities said.
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Nevertheless, Spaniards will be fed up if they fail to give the country a government before they head for the beaches next month. ■
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It's a sad song disguised behind poppy vocals and a rock 'n' roll chorus that will be stuck in your head for days.
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"This partnership will allow BP to sharply increase its commercial presence in Brazil," Mario Lindenhayn, country head for BP, said in the statement.
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The video features a lot of wonderfully kooky dance moves and the mash-up will absolutely be stuck in your head for days.
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There was a bounty on her head for many years, so keeping her appearance a mystery was a matter of life and death.
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The second is I don't know if I'd ever shave my head for a role at this point, but that could always change.
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Time to brush it off and head for the next stops, Nebraska and West Virginia, where the next state primaries will take place.
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He will remain head of UBS Europe SE and country head for Germany and Austria until a successor is named, the bank said.
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A mixture of tolerance for risk, perception of risk, and advice from family members seems to drive when people head for the hills.
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The cruelty of his Communist captors would ensure he would never raise his arms above his head for the rest of his life.
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Trade worries and slowdown fears have pushed investors to dump shares globally and head for the safety of German and U.S. government debt.
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"I was coming back from lunch and [Tector] came over, and he was vibrating," says Alan Hartman, the studio head for Turn 27.
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As long as investors have this reassurance, call it the Yellen "put", they are unlikely to pack up and head for the hills.
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However, a Nojel Eastern jumper and an Edwards foul shot allowed Purdue to head for the locker room with a 44-36 advantage.
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Last week, Cara Delevingne revealed her most dramatic hair change to date: a shaved head for her role in Life in a Year.
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The so-called Stay Classy Bar will head for a surprising space in Hollywood for a ten-day run beginning Monday, December 5.
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"We're making banks alert to the consequences of climate change in their portfolios," said Michael Parker, global industry head for shipping with Citigroup.
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In the Fall, Hudson shaved her head for a role in the film Sister, written and directed by the Australian singer/songwriter Sia.
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In January, the bank named Sam Kellie-Smith, who previously ran equities trading, as a new head for its fixed income trading business.
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From there, it will cross the Atlantic to either Europe or North Africa, then finally head for Abu Dhabi, where the attempt started.
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Since Brown shaved her head for the role, she got advice from Ryder on rocking the short hair that she also once sported.
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Right hand lead, straight into the clinch before a return, into a takedown attempt and a punt to the head for good measure.
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A good short story is like a perfect pop song — a quick emotional gut-punch that stays stuck in your head for days.
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Lists I allow to form in my head for only a few moments at a time before I have to blink them away.
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PLUS: Arie reveals the first word that comes to his head for each remaining contestant Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Joey King, erstwhile star of the Dance Dance Revolution-adjacent movie The Kissing Booth has shaved her head for her next big role.
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If you're more like these assembly workers, building cars for a living, your hands are above your head for hours at a time.
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After a couple of days, Gonzalez Vidal says the group paid to jump on a twin-prop plane and head for Panama City.
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Electioneering Energy, climate change and environmental issues have rarely been top-tier issues to Americans, let alone when they head for the polls.
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In the House, 21 Democrats sent a letter to Trump saying no U.S. president has ever removed an independent agency head for cause.
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The upshot is that a lot of flight money, particularly from Europe and Japan, will head for American shores in the months ahead.
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Next, we head to LA's favorite British pub, Ye Olde King's Head, for fish and chips, sausage rolls, and plenty of cold beers.
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She's the face of Chanel, which isn't too shabby, and has released hit singles that you had stuck in your head for months.
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During this shortened four-week cycle, 10 teams of athletes and pro dancers will go head–to-head for the coveted Mirrorball trophy.
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After I've finally finished writing out novellas in my head for each of the surrounding tables, I suddenly realize how hungry I am.
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"They are calculating that they can turn this into votes in the elections," said Mustafa Akengin, the HDP's deputy head for Diyarbakir province.
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Graham thinks if 45 manages to nab the Nobel, they'll be so distraught they'll head for the nearest window ... and take the leap.
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Sex, sure, but not too much, do not admit to liking it, and definitely don't advertise it on your head, for god's sake.
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Higher costs of feed compound the headache for breeders like Guangdong Wens, the nation's largest, in the months before herds head for slaughter.
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Although for this film, I left the first screening with an idea in my head for what the main theme should feel like.
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In the World Final, the winners in each of the three divisions will go head-to-head for the big $1 million prize.
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This makes their use of WeWork, which is more expensive per head for a large business than a traditional lease, temporary by nature.
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And so when you think [of it as] share of wallet, we're not just competing just straight, head-for-head with fitness dollars.
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Increasingly, Asia "is relying more on Asia" as consumption goes up, Munir Nanji, Citi Global Subsidiaries Group's head for Asia Pacific, told CNBC.
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He's slammed the EPA head for working to repeal climate change policies, expressing doubt about climate science and opposing the Paris climate agreement.
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Put that price out of your head for a second, and imagine what you'd want out of a set of completely wireless earbuds.
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Maybe they'll wait until you put in the hard work to kill Thanos, only to snipe you as you head for the goods.
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Most importantly, the newly formed PDCO will be working on a way to redirect a dangerous asteroid should one ever head for Earth.
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It's Friday, and you usually head for a beer (ha, a beer, indeed) when you both kick out of work for the weekend.
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I'd had the riff in my head for a while, but I probably wrote the lyrics over a period of about six weeks.
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I'm glad people think their programs are more important than other peoples lives being in danger and being warned to head for cover!
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Cohen served as Goldman's compliance head for 13 years, after joining the bank in 2004 as a partner from law firm O'Melveny & Myers.
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It resembles the squawking mechanisms of a factory line: uncomfortably raucous yet guaranteed to stubbornly churn around in your head for hours afterwards.
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Here, an Italian bishop is about to lose his head for practicing his faith, in Mattia Preti's "Martyrdom of Saint Gennaro" (c. 1685).
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The number of people traveling in them, however, is a fraction of the total number of migrants who head for the U.S. border.
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An alcoholic father could ruin someone's life, yes — but so could having the fragment of a tune stuck in one's head for decades.
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That complicates reimbursement for those seeking vaccination in doctors' offices, so Medicare patients will probably find it simpler to head for a pharmacy.
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Then, as they retreated on a president's head—for a lunch of meatloaf sandwiches, if lucky—fuses fizzed and granite blasted off below.
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A&M got a dunk from Nebo with 12 seconds remaining that enabled it to head for the locker room trailing 27-17.
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A well-meaning local artist in Sudbury, Ontario has provided a terracotta head for a decapitated Jesus statue and the result is ... interesting.
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Head for Brooklyn as soon as my daughter, Emma, called to say she was on the way to the hospital with her husband.
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"My stepbrother would head for Phat Farm, FUBU, those sections, and I would look for anything that was made in Italy," he said.
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So, while Mueller may indeed be close to wrapping up, don't head for the exits just yet; the most interesting parts lie ahead.
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The company said the absence of a head for its Europe, the Middle East and Africa region took a toll on its operations.
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As evacuees head for safer ground, various businesses are offering their support in the form of free housing, waived fees and other services.
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If no one manages to gain 61 signatures within 21 days, the Knesset will dissolve and Israel will head for elections once again.
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"I was going to ride that wave for a long time, have a nice halo around my head for finding her," Colleen said.
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Here are nine movies coming out this summer, paired with something to read, watch, or listen to before you head for the theater.
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I said, "I'm interviewing Glenn Beck," and he made a sort of "ehhhhh" sound and it stuck in my head for a while.
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Yadollah Javani, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards' deputy head for political affairs, said Iran would demolish cities in Israel if the United States attacked.
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I think if somebody makes you wear this hat ... KS: You're in the military, they put a hat on your head, for example.
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"If our father were alive today… he&aposd smack you in the side of the head for supporting Donald Trump," Billy tweeted in reply.
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ARROYO: I want to see the woman hitting the guy with a pan over the head for his night out, and that he snores.
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This, Emma Strachman, makeup department head for for the film, says is all left up for interpretation, but certainly adds to the greater narrative.
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Because whoever gets appoint -- whoever gets named is going to be the new sort of demon head for liberals for the next few weeks.
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The airports operator expects the first dividends from its Greek acquisitions in 20.3, its division head for the country told Welt am Sonntag newspaper.
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As much as I tapped in, attempting to clear my head for just ten minutes in the middle of the workday was pretty challenging.
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When he showed up the first day, I saw him in costume and I had 20,000 more ideas running into my head for him.
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It's great for back sleepers because it lifts and cradles the head for a more comfortable snooze, but it also helps side sleepers too.
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To that end, we've selected 32 of Shakespeare's most iconic works to battle head-to-head for the title of Best Shakespeare Play Ever.
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But with the Woman with the pram — Douglas Cooper had taken the breasts for the eyes and the head for some kind of hat.
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I really hope our customers will be coming to get the whole fish, and use the head for something, so everything is completely utilized.
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"I remember that tune, it was stuck in my head for weeks," she says as she thinks up a treadmill to stretch her legs.
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In Amsterdam almost all first-time visitors head for the Van Gogh museum and Anne Frank's house, says Geerte Udo of its tourist authority.
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After recording the helmet, a second scan was taken with only the cowl to capture the exact shape of my head for the mold.
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As they head for the plane, the bad guys from earlier look on, happy to let them go and face the dangers of Yemen.
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Close to a quarter of clients think they'll flee altogether and head for cheaper cities elsewhere in the U.S., including Chicago and Austin, Texas.
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Laurence Msall, president of the Civic Federation, a Chicago-based government finance watchdog, called the audit "another smack in the head" for the state.
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A good episode can stay in your head for days, making you wonder just how fantastical Charlie Brooker's vision of future technology really is.
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But Sony's made it a bit tougher to distinguish between the newest A43 models, so I've put them head-to-head for this comparison.
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He played me a version of that–an early version of that song–and I've had that melody in my head for two years.
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"Our phone call will linger in my head for a very long time, it was so brief, only 15 seconds long," Rajiv tells PEOPLE.
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For India: Taranjeet Singh continues to be Twitter's Business Head for India and remains the key client contact for Indian brand marketers and advertisers.
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I&aposm a product of the Justice Department, but Congress needs to continue to beat them over the head for more transparency -- more transparency.
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In Syria, Trump's instincts have always been to head for the exits, and his plans are to reduce the 1,500 American troops there now.
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He's paying tribute to his own musical heritage, sure, but he's just as keen to rip it up and head for realms less traveled.
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Warning: do not watch these clips if you don't want songs about fast food stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
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"I have to shave my head for my next part, so I have to do something different," she told USA Today in late March.
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The group in March announced former Barclays banker John Winter would take over as its head for the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
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Guy Grace, the security head for the Littleton, Colorado, school district, presented the commission Wednesday with suggestions for improving safety at Florida&aposs schools.
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Given the show's history with music, you might want to head for the exit doors if the orchestra kicks into "The Rains of Castamere."
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S&P Global Ratings has appointed Meshari Al-Khaled as S&P Global Ratings' managing director and office head for its Saudi Arabian branch.
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SOMA, a sci-fi horror game from Frictional studios, has stayed in the back of my head for almost a year and a half.
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The UN has been without a permanent head for nearly eight months, and that has likely diminished the US's role in the multilateral organization.
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It's grating, wild-eyed trap, and it's just catchy enough to ensure it'll be rattling around your head for the remainder of the weekend.
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The barn was humming along — think the Google campus, but substitute matted bed head for skinny jeans and piles of dung for beanbag chairs.
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That is particularly true on Wall Street, where punctured vanities can quickly harm a firm, as productive bankers head for the exits in droves.
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The first time, the female security employee could be seen motioning with her hands to her head for Ms. Bensreiti to remove her hijab.
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She quickly found that she had a head for numbers and, in the construction boom that followed Deng's reforms, business went very well indeed.
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Then after two big wins over Marquardt and Shields, the same reluctant version of Lombard reared his head for his bout with Josh Burkman.
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Moneygram head for Asia Yogesh Sangle told Reuters it would difficult for any company to equal Moneygram's global network of partners across 200 countries.
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The Merkur Futur represents the next generation of safety razor design, with its adjustable head for six different guard settings and a personalized shave.Pros:
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Eventually, Gardner's feet ran out of field and his back hit the wall as the ball sailed over his head for a home run.
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Hamadi remains on the FBI's list of most-wanted terrorists with a $5 million bounty on his head for information leading to his arrest.
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The idea would rattle around his head for six more years until the release of the first edition of Bloc by Bloc in 2016.
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What's next: California's Senate has already passed its version, and the measures are expected to be reconciled within days and head for Democratic Gov.
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Markle publicly celebrated Halloween before she was a royal, and even wore a gigantic carved pumpkin on her head for a 2016 Instagram post.
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SEOUL, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor Group said on Friday it has appointed a new head for the South Korean conglomerate's China business division.
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Chesneau was previously head of the same businesses for the Americas, as well as deputy head for the Americas for natural resources and infrastructure.
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Head for The Nickel Bar for its twist on a classic Italian cocktail, The Nedgroni (£11) or the American-themed Root Beer Mule (£11.5).
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The Hunt With two small children crammed into a two-bedroom co-op in Yorkville, Briana Tortoso was ready to head for the suburbs.
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Once all the feasible vantage points are gone, one or two decide that there is no other option than to head for the roof.
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After winding through the redwoods and along the coast, head for the former logging town of Fort Bragg, for some small town night life.
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Then, head for the 47-acre Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens, where 124 species of rhododendrons put on a spectacular show in April and May.
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When in the Gem State, do as the miners did: Head for the hills and the gold, which may or may not be there.
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He gunned in four straight 3-balls in a span of 2:15, enabling Utah to head for intermission with a 39-31 advantage.
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Come down to earth and head for the GREAT HIKING TRAILS OF THE WORLD (Rizzoli, $50), featuring 75,000 miles of trekking on six continents.
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A senior U.S. diplomat serving overseas called Trump's remarks 'outrageous' and said it could lead more State Department staffers to head for the exits.
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We piled into the car to head for what would be the best part of the trip for the young ones: Romanian thermal baths.
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Skies remain mostly cloudy through the day, with a slight chance of an afternoon shower as highs head for the mid-to-upper 50s.
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Or, for our non-American readers, it's like driving from Paris to Prague, deciding that's not far enough, then deciding to head for Vienna.
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Sicily's Aeolian Islands top the list for destinations to head for in Europe, followed by Albania and Andalusia, in the southern part of Spain.
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It's not terrible as a song, but every time it plays it sticks in my head for hours, which I guess explains its streaminess.
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The conflict risks disrupting oil production, creating a vacuum to be exploited by militants and prompting more migrants to head for Italy by boat.
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Lingering uncertainty over the legality of the payments, together with the Trump administration's unreliability, will lead many of the to head for the hills.
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If a Walking Dead-style zombie outbreak ever swept across the United States, your best bet would be to head for the northern Rockies.
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I had all these visuals in my head for the end of Season 1, beginning of Season 2: What they did between the seasons.
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On Monday night, Rutte and Wilders went head to head for the first time in the campaign, Wilders having cancelled all previous debate appearances.
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Those questions rattled around in my head for months as I half-assed forty minutes on an elliptical machine or drunkenly slammed late night tacos.
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And it all came from me taking a step away from the road and clearing my head for the first time in a long time.
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So forgive us if this seems reactionary but: CSPAN HAS BEEN COMPROMISED, BEGIN STOCKING UP ON AMMUNITION AND WATER AND HEAD FOR THE FOREST. WOLVERINES!
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New emojis include a wizard, a dinosaur, a fairy, and an exploding head for when you hear how long your Oreo update is delayed for.
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And for the 12-year-old British actress, shaving her head for the role wasn't a big deal, even though her family had some objections.
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Sliding bond yields and falling equity prices have helped fan worries that the real economy is going to stall out and head for a recession.
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And a warning for you readers: You will most definitely have the Lin Manuel Miranda-created soundtrack stuck in your head for a good month.
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"I couldn't figure out how to do this on a whiteboard, so everything was just in my head for a really long time," she said.
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Sunday and Presidents' Day look to be partly sunny and warmer as highs head for near 50, with a slight chance of a Sunday shower.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - BP has appointed a new head for its integrated supply and trading (IST) business in the eastern hemisphere, industry sources said on Friday.
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Videographers will likely want a few different things, such as a fluid head for panning shots, but stills photographers have a lot to like here.
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De los Angeles performed the volapié—the signature fatal attack in which the bull, hypnotized by the cape, lowers its head for the bullfighter's sword.
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After I shave, I apply bleach and 30-volume developer to my head for 45 minutes to an hour to get a vibrant platinum color.
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This made Asian investors who were nervous about the Australian economy (which is heavily dependent on China) head for the perceived safety of Japanese assets.
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Worryingly, Berlin is doing more than that: It has just declared an emergency, head-for-the-hills, situation, urging people to stock food and water.
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The game was tight from the very beginning, with the Raptors and Warriors going head-to-head for points until the final seconds of play.
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"Anytime I'm listening to a [DJ] Mustard record on the radio, I see all the patterns in my head for every song," corroborates Soulja Boy.
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So while DiCaprio doesn't have any upcoming plans to film a movie with a slightly warmer local, Iñérritu is ready to head for sandier shores.
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"The release that we have today is very cryptic and broad," said John Schroer, U.S. healthcare sector head for Allianz Global Investors in San Francisco.
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The procedure to prepare Hardy's head for long-term suspension in a vat of liquid nitrogen was "relatively successful," noted Alcor in its case report.
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A patient who agrees to a CAT scan of their head, for example, knows that the diagnostic benefit outweighs any increased risk for brain cancer.
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Freshman Ben Petrula started and wiped out a 23-yard pass play by sending the next snap over Brown's head for a 24-yards loss.
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James McAvoy's currently sporting a bald head for X-Men: Dark Phoenix, but as it turns out, that's not the only body part he's shaved.
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"Come on along, head for the mountains of Busch… beer," they sang, as men in unironic bandanas sat on a fence drinking cans of beer.
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It was a burst of political housecleaning, trying to take care of a series of questions that have been hovering over his head for months.
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But once you think you have him figured out, he goes and makes a pristine electro-pop song that sticks in your head for days.
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After making you look (and feel) like a shrunken head for 30 straight minutes, it rinses off with surprising ease to reveal skin that's… better.
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More often, it occupies a spot as a sort of corkscrew uppercut, thrusting in from under the opponent to raise his head for a straight.
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Cohn's departure comes amid a period of unparalleled tumult in the Trump administration, and aides worry that more staffers may soon head for the doors.
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Others head for three-month training courses in southern Iraq which focus on the use of heavy machine guns, rocket-propelled grenades and sniper rifles.
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The combined U.S. business will be renamed CIBC beginning in the fourth quarter, and Richman will run it as group head for the U.S. region.
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Giving up, he grabbed a nearby folding canvas chair—the charring on one corner is still visible today—and turned to head for the truck.
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They will play the Braves again this week, at Citi Field, and then head for San Diego to meet the Padres, another last-place team.
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The military has fire-bombed and annihilated all major cities up and down the coast — so the plan to head for San Diego is bust.
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"After two years, you'll see, there won't be any water here!" the old man yelled, shaking an empty water bottle above his head for effect.
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The actress was 11 when she shaved her head for the role of Eleven, the gravitational center of both the show and its poster art.
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CALL it pizza, pitta or fougasse: when Europe's holidaymakers head for the Mediterranean this summer, they will feast on some type of flatbread with condiments.
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Sharmila C. Chatterjee is a Senior Lecturer in Marketing and the Academic Head for the Enterprise Management Track at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
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Beniwal, who is based in Singapore, took up the current role last year and was previously the investment banking head for Southeast Asia, excluding Philippines.
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Intense scrutiny On Monday night, Prince William will leave Jordan and head for Israel, where every word uttered by the young royal will be scrutinized.
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NOW, BEFORE EVERYBODY TAKES OFF AND HEAD FOR THE HILLS WITH THIS AND REALLY RUN THINGS UP, THAT IS NOT THE TRADE WAR IS OVER.
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But in areas where there are cities located on beaches, 80% of the hatchlings head for the city because they are drawn to the light.
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Should congressional Republicans head for the bunkers, or continue to defend President Trump and the GOP agenda at raucous town hall events across the country?
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Giving up, he grabbed a nearby folding canvas chair -- the charring on one corner is still visible today -- and turned to head for the truck.
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But somehow, by some miracle, he slings the pass back behind his head for what is one of the most dumbfounding assists you'll ever witness.
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Activist shareholders are also expected to make a mark next year, said Philipp Beck, UBS investment banking's M&A head for Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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Investors tend to head for hard-asset commodity markets like gold and silver during high-risk events, and oil can also attract investment, Kilduff said.
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Then, after I gave him a brief rundown of how my grilling had gone, he added something that stuck in my head for many months.
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The experimenters tracked the apes' gaze, which showed the animals correctly anticipated that the actor would head for the last place he saw the object.
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"The release that we have today is very cryptic and broad," said John Schroer, U.S. healthcare sector head for Allianz Global Investors in San Francisco.
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I've had the vision in my head for years: I'm running the New York City Marathon and I find my daughter, Bee, in the crowd.
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Rather than hitting up that new bar that's always packed or a concert, head for a quieter bistro where you'll have some breathing room — literally.
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An unnamed buyer bought the head for 13,746,250 pounds ($5.97 million), including commission and in line with the estimated price before the sale, Christie's said.
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Strap on your snow gear and head for the peaks to glimpse the summit-surrounded valley that nestles little St. Moritz in its lakeside basin.
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This disparity is ultimately infantilizing of female athletes, patting them on the head for off-field stories, as if their on-court accomplishments aren't enough.
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A pillow with cooling gel or a copper-infused cover will keep heat away from your head for that cool, breezy sleep we all covet.
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Once, while pursuing a drug dealer on foot, McDaniel used the side of his body and couldn't turn his head for weeks without shooting pain.
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Mr. Kiely, 49, is the Robert H. Taylor curator and department head for literary and historical manuscripts at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York.
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Martha JablowPhiladelphia To the Editor: Thomas Friedman was able to put into words thoughts that have been circulating in my head for a few weeks.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I leave the restaurant where I work, cross Avenue of the Americas and head for the West Fourth Street subway station.
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Demir's layup in the final minute allowed it to head for intermission with a 34-25 advantage despite 13-of-35 shooting from the field.
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One older gentleman held up a Trump-Pence "Make America Great Again" sign above his head for a full 15 minutes without resting his arms.
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Dorothy Vaughan was a mathematician and the head for almost a decade of the West Area Computing Unit, the team of black female human computers.
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With the midterms next week, many White House aides are soon expected to head for the exits and look for new gigs, including in media.
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On Friday, it said the project's first shipment of Liza light sweet crude would load over the weekend and then head for its refining network.
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I was able to adjust the angle and height of the shower head, bringing it closer to my head for a hotter, more intense shower.
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"There was very little that directly threatened the industry price structure," said John Schroer, U.S. healthcare sector head for Allianz Global Investors in San Francisco.
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Mayan writing consists of logograms (signs representing whole words; for example, a jaguar head for "jaguar") and syllabograms (signs representing syllables; "ka" + "ka" + "u" = cacao).
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You can use this device for your regular face washing or attach the deep pore brush head for a more thorough clean on stubborn pores.
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In the segment above filmed for The Late Late Show, Ahmed and Corden go head-to-head for seven minutes of sweet, insult-trading goodness.
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However disingenuous this move may have been—we never really leave Henry's head for William's—it provides a lovely point of view on the material.
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Last year, a grieving mother orca in the Pacific Northwest carried her dead calf on her head for more than 17 days and 1,000 miles.
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If a worker is going over a direct manager's head for specific feedback that is supposed to come from that direct manager, problems are inevitable.
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Michael Jordan, the team's owner, delivered another last month when he smacked Monk on the head for prematurely celebrating a win against the Detroit Pistons.
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For many people in Connecticut, binge-watching to ride out the storm would have meant seeing their batteries head for zero along with the temperature.
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Before they head for shark-infested waters, she learns that he has another caveat for the dive: they can't use a cage to protect them.
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Absent from the sanctions list were four officials fired last month along with Qahtani: General Ahmed Asiri, the deputy head of foreign intelligence, and three other intelligence deputies - General Rashad bin Hamed al-Hamadi, director of the general directorate of security and protection, General Abdullah bin Khaleef al-Shaya, assistant head for human resources, and General Mohammed Saleh al-Ramih, assistant head for intelligence affairs.
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If this was just a happy accident, then the team should head for the nearest casino because clearly they recently hit the mother lode of luck.
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It may be unconventional, but turning the challenge on its head for a good cause is a catchy way to get attention on important current events.
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So, if you were a researcher digging through a museum collection and found a wasp with an ant head for a butt, you might be surprised.
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Even dressing up my Eevee, or spending time rubbing its head, for no reason other than that I could, made the game feel that much richer.
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Alexander then hit another layup with 2:06 left in the half, enabling the Vols to head for the locker room with a 34-19 lead.
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Former social media head for the Today Show Anthony Quintano noted that Bush's vulgar language caught on tape could have an impact on NBC's morning show.
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When the rain of the fall and winter drive young athletes inside, they grab a basketball and head for the nearest gym to play pickup games.
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But everyone already has some sort of model, these cause-and-effect explanations in their own head, for why the world is the way it is.
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He told him to collaborate with the Order's acting head for the "reconciliation between all its members" and to work for it "spiritual and moral renewal".
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She was smart, with a head for numbers — for decades, she did the bookkeeping at a St. Louis gift shop, where the proceeds went to charity.
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Mr Ganong and Mr Shoag suggest that these constraints make Americans less likely to move; those who do are less likely to head for richer places.
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" — Hannah Allam, BuzzFeed News "These commercials because I still get the jingle stuck in my head for days at the mere mention of 'Toys 'R' Us'.
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She paused to empty some water from a bottle onto her head for effect, then she kicked and twirled and gyrated as the cameraman followed her.
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Who is this young man, with a head for business and a nearly thoughtful manner, who only makes jokes every other sentence, instead of two per?
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Ideally, you should try to head for high ground or the far north, as historical accounts show that zombies don't fare well at sub-zero temperatures.
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But nothing can top Cara Delevingne's latest hair makeover: a completely shaved head for her upcoming dramatic role in the new movie, Life in a Year.
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The hope is that they can offset the population decline that threatens many outback settlements with extinction, as birth rates fall and youngsters head for cities.
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Frank Avila, a lawyer for the couple, told local media that Zwolinski started the fight and possibly put a stable in his own head for attention.
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You only get two jumps in a row unless you touch the ground to reset or you count or tap your head for one additional jump.
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Ned Stark lost his head for failing to use it; honour and dignity are meaningless without wisdom, common sense and any kind of strategic thinking whatsoever.
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Ryder's been buzzing his head for a long time," she added, saying when she shaved her own blonde locks, "Ryder's like, 'Mom, you're cramping my style.
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Mouzalas also called for a fairer distribution of refugees in Europe, many of whom arrive from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan and head for Germany and Sweden.
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"Brazil is one of the top regional priorities for the group's expansion," said Adriana Waltrick, the country head for SPIC, as the Chinese company is known.
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Losing 100 pounds, cleaning out the basement, writing the great American novel that's been bouncing around your head for 15 years — you can do them all!
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The global bank's head for ASEAN and country head Singapore, Michael Zink, will retire after 28 years at the financial firm, according to an internal memo.
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Much of the interrogation focused on a demonic voice Cruz claims he has heard inside his head for years that urges him to commit violent acts.
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The next innovation in mobile is peeking its head for all to see today after Chinese companies Oppo and Xiaomi both showed off under-screen cameras.
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EDF said it appointed its finance head for France, Xavier Girre, 47, as group chief financial officer after former CFO Thomas Piquemal quit the French utility.
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The longtime friends have found themselves on opposing sides as their respective parents, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, go head-to-head for the White House.
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A UBS spokesman confirmed the contents of the memo, which was sent to staff by Paul Raphael, UBS's wealth management head for Europe and emerging markets.
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She explained that my student loans would hang over my head for a while, but getting rid of the credit card debt was an absolute priority.
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Joel Serra Bevin: I had this cookbook idea in the back of my head for years, by the time we met at the launch of EatWith.
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Brands receive challenging tweets, spurred by political advocacy groups, and soon head for the hills, losing the leverage they accrued through millions of dollars already spent.
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Even when I wasn't paying attention, the jingle-lessons that the characters in "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" sang would get stuck in my head for hours afterward.
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Last week, Banco Santander SA's regional head for South America, Sergio Rial, said the bank was keeping its plans to bolster its Argentina consumer finance division.
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San Juan said they never felt unsafe, although the firefighters who were there told them they should head for some place farther away from the flames.
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Now my happiness partly derives from no longer having to hold a heavy hair dryer over my head for 15 minutes or even longer every day.
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Anything that you're considering ought to sit in your head for at least a week, and you should test it out on your fellow customs officers.
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Chechens annually receive about 40,000 rubles ($575.73) in subsidy per head, while the figure is around 10,000 rubles per head for the country as a whole.
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The coworking business, which now calls itself The We Company, is the most valuable startup to head for the public markets since Uber earlier this year.
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Andrew Knapp hit a line drive that left fielder Ben Revere misjudged, taking a step in before realizing it was over his head for a double.
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It was unclear whether the caravan would head for Tijuana, Mexico, the AP reported, where thousands of migrants from previous caravans have remained in recent months.
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Any other use of anonymous sources must be approved by a "desk head" — for example, the top culture, metro or international editor — or that person's deputy.
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It was unclear whether the caravan would head for Tijuana, Mexico, the AP reported, where thousands of migrants from previous caravans have remained in recent months.
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I'm not a therapist, so I don't know what was going on in his head for him not to seize that opportunity and be incredibly thankful.
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At this stage, it is almost entirely unremarkable, so it is with some relief that I find the auto-pilot and head for the jump gate.
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Given the stakes of the game—with both 2016 Championship teams going head to head for the first time this season—it seemed kind of innocuous.
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Simon Formann: I put out some tracks on [Posh Isolation] in 2014 as Yen Towers, so it's been around and in my head for some years.
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Schuon, who was programming head for MTV, VH1, MTV2, and KROQ-FM, said he sees podcast episodes as albums, and Spkr breaks them down into singles.
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The president was accompanied by First Lady Melania Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, who stood petting Conan's head for much of the brief press event.
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Five local farmers pay 38.98 pounds a head for a herd to graze on designated parklands from the beginning of April to the end of October.
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Only Renki, an older wolf who had suffered from bone cancer and now got around on three legs, let me scratch his head for a while.
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"Russia was, is and will always be a key market," Sotirios Marinidis, P&G's head for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, told Reuters in an interview.
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After I first watched 10 Things I Hate About You aged eight or nine—suck it, '12' age rating—it stuck in my head for weeks.
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His head in his hands, he stayed there, motionless apart from a shaking head, for more than 10 minutes, processing the soon-to-be-announced defeat.
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On the second week we will head for Dubai, where we will mostly sightseeing for example the world tallest building, go on camel back riding, etc.
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In the U.S.A. we talk about "going the distance" and there's a Cake song that gets stuck in my head for three days whenever we do.
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The benchmark yield is at 21.3622% , after trading above 26% last week, as traders shed risky assets and head for the safety of government bond markets.
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All we knew was to head for the main train station in Vienna where, rumor had it, people who worked for this strange acronym would help.
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The Venice, California-based "Uber for truckers" has seen several key members of its staff — including its CEO, CFO, and COO — all head for the exit.
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I've let this question bounce around in my head for the last few months, and I think I figured out where the time went to hide.
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And the administration's new head for rural development, Anne Hazlett, said in an email that the Agriculture Department would prioritize small-town America, regardless of reductions.
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We have a canteen where you can get a free lunch, but we skip that today and head for half price sushi, dim sum, and cocktails.
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The plane made a refueling stop in Alaska, where the passengers [will] undergo health screening, and would then head for southern California, the Associated Press reported.
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Ultimately, the US forces at al-Asad were only given about 15 minutes to head for cover before the missiles landed, The New York Times reported.
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Head for outer space: via Jaroslav Kalfar's debut novel, "Spaceman of Bohemia" (for adventurous adults) and Jon Agee's picture book "Life on Mars" (for adventurous kids).
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"What we are concentrating on is building the tools so people can control their experience on Instagram," said Karina Newton, head for public policy at Instagram.
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If you're a Succession fan, you probably know what it's like to have Nicholas Britell's perfect theme song stuck in your head for hours on end.
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Ditto for Colorado, which has turned from red to bluish over the last decade or so as Californians increasingly head for the hills, so to speak.
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A warrant can hang over someone's head for years, even decades, threatening to escalate any interaction with the police into a night in jail, or worse.
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Investors, businesses and consumers decide en masse to head for the bunker, selling stocks and real estate, cutting investments and jobs, and pulling back on spending.
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Panelist Kevin Garlan, North America innovation head for Citi, argued that smart cities should aim to draw funding from both public funds and private sector partnerships.
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Wehrum, the head for air and radiation at the agency and one of its top officials, told staff in an email he will resign on Sunday.
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Frank Avila, a lawyer for the couple, told local media that Zwolinski started the fight and possibly put a stable in his own head for attention.
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It is also fucking brilliant—a rushing, fizzy hit of pure pop excitement, the kind of nursery rhyme-simple song that sticks in your head for years.
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Expect lots of passion, tons of angst, and an entire soundtrack's worth of songs you won't be able to get out of your head for days afterward.
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Glenn Close and Lady Gaga are going head-to-head for Best Actress at the 2019 Oscars — but whoever wins, it's all love between the two stars.
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While some people enjoy the cooling mist of rain during a run, other people head for the treadmill at the slightest hint of moisture in the air.
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Although Chuck and Bobby were supposed to be "friends" this season, they were still locked in a rivalry: They were going head-to-head for Wendy's heart.
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After all, many overseas visitors to the country head for locations outside Airbnb's key markets of Sydney and Melbourne — the Great Barrier Reef or Uluru, for example.
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Only pop culture obsessives with abnormally long memories or a head for the romantic vagaries of Taylor Swift will remember her three-month relationship with John Mayer.
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That, along with increased demand for labor in Indonesia as new plantations open there, is cutting the number of Indonesians prepared to head for Malaysia, planters said.
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Rescuers on boats head for search in the partly submerged area in water after heavy rain in Kurashiki city, Okayama prefecture, southwestern Japan, Sunday, July 8, 2018.
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After many hours with VIVE, I still can't get it to stay properly on my head for great lengths of time, and it's a pain to adjust.
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The first phone had me scratching my head for reasons to keep my SIM inside it instead of returning to my Google Pixel and its superlative camera.
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Therefore, the attention will on the contest for seats in the Senate, said Peter Mumford, practice head for Southeast and South Asia at risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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"We're not being secretive," Doug Coe, the group's de facto head for decades until his 2017 death, told The New Yorker in a rare interview in 2010.
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Oil prices would also head for further losses, as the uncertainty of the EU's future prospects brought the possibility of a global recession into focus, he noted.
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The vision I had in my head for this space really came together nicely and I hope Lyla James will be as comfortable here as I am.
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Needless to say, my insecurities set in, and I start to think that the picture I have in my head for the future may not become reality.
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That "variability," he said, "has come to a head" for some hosts who are looking for more predictable guests staying for longer than a night or two.
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The father, who shouted to get the first responders' attention, was fully submerged in the water except for his head for five to ten minutes, KBOI reports.
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We've included the iconic video of Mickey above, but take no responsibility if you can't get it out of your head for the rest of the day.
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"On the face of it, this does not have strong grounds," Michael Hirson, practice head for China and Northeast Asia at Eurasia Group, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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They were about to head for the hospital when he glanced back and spotted Doha, who had gone unnoticed in the chaos outside the shattered apartment building.
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But US officials later clarified it would first head for planned joint exercises with the Australian Navy before it began the journey north to the Korean Peninsula.
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One Direction fans have long despised Modest Management and Simon Cowell, blaming the management company and the label head for the band's brutal touring and recording schedule.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Monday as increased geopolitical risks continued to dominate headlines, prompting investors to head for safe-haven assets.
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They'll pay $3,000 a head for the privilege, which — while admittedly a lot of money — is still significantly cheaper than a ticket to the actual Super Bowl.
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The aim is to create good jobs for Africans, easing the poverty which, along with political instability and violence, has encouraged large numbers to head for Europe.
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There are already dozens of ways to free up storage on your iPhone, but the issue always seems to rear its ugly head for just about everyone.
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In his early days he was "a cold pragmatist known to deliver a single shot to the head for any mistakes made in a shipment," he writes.
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BBC Trust Chair Rona Fairhead is to step down after Theresa May ordered a re-run of the process to find a head for the UK broadcaster.
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Even so, "there were likely political motives" behind Diokno's appointment, according to Peter Mumford, practice head for Southeast and South Asia at political risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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Against whichever one of the confusingly named Pitbull brothers, Alvarez used these rights to get Freire ducking, then kicked him in the head for a spectacular knockout.
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The risk in these trends is that mainstream voters cannot tell the centrist parties apart anymore and tune out or head for the populists and wing nuts.
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We're talking 15 of the most exceptional early-stage startup founders going head-to-head for glory, $50,000 in non-equity cash and life-changing investor attention.
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If you can get past the fact that you're jumping on walls and bonking your head for coins in yet another Mario game, New Super Mario Bros.
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A student named Andrew spoke to KABC, and said he was in class when "a loud bang happened," which led several students to head for the door.
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After the summer (which Amy will spend in Botswana, teaching women to make their own tampons), the pair will head for their colleges and their bright futures.
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The Senate last week confirmed a new head for the agency, Kathy Kraninger, after it was led for about a year by former South Carolina Republican Rep.
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And I thought, while we're figuring out our next move, why don't we try this big montage shot that I had in my head for a while.
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But don't head for New York with pitchforks and burn down St. Patrick's Cathedral just yet, and please don't stop the parades or close down the bars.
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Most travelers to Asia tend to head for the more obvious gay-friendly spots like Thailand and Bali, Stefan Arestis, of Nomadic Boys, wrote in an email.
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Loaded with hardware, we drove to the aptly named Up the Creek campground and set up camp, anxious to join our crew and head for the water.
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But more importantly, we would not have the melody and lyrics to this pizza-themed song stuck in our head for all eternity, French verses and all.
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That news prompted an American ship carrying sorghum, bound for Shanghai, to make a U-turn in the Indian Ocean and head for Cartagena, Spain, reports Bloomberg.
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But make no mistake, based on his performance tonight, this President seems determined to draw down American forces in Syria and Afghanistan and head for the exits.
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The Nets maintained a lead over 20 points for most of the fourth quarter, causing many in the crowd at Quicken Loans to head for the exits.
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Until corporate America fully digests the fact that harassment has long been illegal, other harassers will continue to collect their checks as they head for the exits.
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If you haven't had your fill yet, turn left and head for the Metropolitan Museum of Art; if you're worn out, rejuvenation awaits in the hotel bars.
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Tonny Vilhena picked up the ball on the right flank and sent in a cross that glanced off a German head for Van Dijk to volley home.
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But he was unsure what mission needed to be carried out as the caravan continued to head for the United States and the troops prepared to deploy.
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"We have received more requests from customers in that segment to do more parcel pickups," Ray Chou, country head for Ninja Van Singapore, told CNBC by email.
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Read more:A crocodile in Indonesia has had a tire stuck on its head for years — and there's a reward for anyone brave enough to get it off
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In an autonomous vehicle, "we can push technology into the background and only make it present when it's needed," said Holger Hampf, BMW's head for user experience.
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"Risk factors are playing out as opposed to 'head for the hills' kind of panic," said Lutfey Siddiqi, a visiting professor at the London School of Economics.
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"There is a cloud of uncertainty that will hang over this guy's head for the foreseeable future," said Farhad Alavi, a lawyer and expert on American sanctions.
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IBM is offering its hybrid cloud services developed by its recently acquired Red Hat unit, said Marta Martinez, IBM's head for Spain and other southern European countries.
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"Like when you guys put somebody in the car, and you're protecting their head," Mr. Trump said then, putting his own hand above his head for emphasis.
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Clouds trap heat coming off the earth that would otherwise head for space, making them the biggest variable in the planet's temperature and climate, according to NASA.
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So if you are a prolific TikTok user, you might get a 10-second clip stuck in your head for weeks without ever hearing the full song.
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Fratzscher knows the ECB better than other potential candidates, having worked at the bank from 2001 to 2012, rising to department head for the last four years.
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Adventure or expedition racing — a contest that requires strategy, partnerships, expertise in multiple areas, endurance and a head for navigating risk— might be a more apt analogy.
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"But in my experience and close interactions with him, he is very nice, has great bearing, has a very good head for business and really respects women."
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Or a 21st-century outlaw, the latest in a long line of Americans who have found what seemed to be a good reason to head for Mexico?
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Anyone who wants to attend next Monday's service should head for the Alan Davidson Gates, adjacent to Gate A, the members entrance in Driver Avenue, Moore Park.
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"We did not want the opposition to make it an issue against the BJP, so had stopped our agitation," Mahendra Rawat, the Delhi head for RSS, said.
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I don't feel the pressure because all the pressure is just in my own head, for me, and it's been like that since the sixth grade for me.
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Robertson's predictions bear well for emerging markets in Asia such as India, Indonesia and Thailand, which may face political upheaval as they head for general elections next year.
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Things may not turn sour for emerging markets if the Federal Reserve raises U.S. interest rates this year, according to JPMorgan's equity research head for Asia ex-Japan.
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The number of adherents is slowly declining as youngsters head for the city to find jobs, says Anthony Lam of the Holy Spirit Study Centre in Hong Kong.
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Read ahead only if you've made your peace with having "I'll Be There for You" by The Rembrandts stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
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"China will not head for a hard landing, we are capable of meeting primary targets for economic and social development this year," he told the gathering in Tianjin.
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Whether you loved it or hated it, you had no option but to accept that the track would be stuck in your head for the next six months.
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Tokyo could have installed those cornrows into Kylie's head for some practical reason and was forced to sit idly by as his boss posted the picture to Instagram.
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There a single sentence from my conversation with Jerrika Hinton, star of HBO's new family drama Here And Now, that has been bouncing around my head for weeks.
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Unfortunately for everyone hoping to see Brittany head for greener pastures, Instagram proves she is still very much with Jax, and they are both still in Los Angeles.
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As the IPO market heats up and the richest private start-ups begin to head for the exits, venture capitalists are making bigger bets on earlier-stage companies.
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A cloud of questions hung over Steve's head for the next five months until a coroner called him and told him what caused his wife's death: cardiac sarcoidosis.
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There was no fat suit or bald head for Tom to slip into ... but his delivery was spot on, which begs the question ... how about "Tropic Thunder 2"?!?!
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Only the best startups get to compete head-to-head for a $100,000 equity-free cash prize, the Disrupt Cup and potentially life-changing investor and media attention.
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It's been a while since we've heard from Rudy ... he's been taken off the roster as a talking head for the Trump Administration, with his airtime severely cut.
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"The issue of cost cutting will prove challenging, though some cuts are also likely," said Ayham Kamel, Eurasia's practice head for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
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The Brazilian supporters, who had cheered their side in a thunderous display of enthusiasm, turned to head for the exits, their hopes of a first Olympic gold dashed.
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CFPB's in-house lawyer Lawrence DeMille-Wagman argued court precedent states that if the president can remove an agency head for cause, then the president has sufficient authority.
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Last year, Judaimi, then business line head for downstream, said Saudi Aramco aims to almost triple its chemicals production to 34 million metric tons per year by 2030.
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You can now pick up a Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 6100 electric toothbrush with a travel case, three cleaning modes, three intensities, and an additional toothbrush head for £84.99.
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The project gave me a license to explore all the ideas about chaos and order and control and surrender that had been buzzing in my head for years.
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Morgan Stanley also recently named a new head for its struggling fixed-income trading business and followed through on announced job cuts of 25 percent in the unit.
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So it's no surprise she has a powerful response to shaving her head for a movie role earlier this summer, saying for her it was a transformative experience.
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Wiz Khalifa has got hits—the types of songs whose choruses get stuck in your head for days on end, and there's nothing you can do about it.
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If he fails then Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will become prime minister and the UK will head for a second referendum which most polls suggest Remain will win.
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But Schlesser managed to keep the car on the track and head for the second part of the chicane, arriving just as Senna was himself crossing the curb.
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In an interview with CNBC, Marc Merlino, Citi's global head for its global subsidiaries group, said there are opportunities for not just banks, but institutional and corporate investors.
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When it strikes her again in a confrontation with her parents' attackers, she recognizes the loops well enough to slip her grim fate and head for the hills.
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He went on freelancer site Fiverr and found a Croatian artist willing to mock up a design featuring Trump with a dog pile on his head for $22017.
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The nominations for the highly-anticipated show were announced Tuesday morning, and some of music's hottest stars are going head-to-head for many of the coveted awards.
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Indeed, the artist at the last minute substituted a 22 head for a 211 head — which was featured in the show's catalog — because he felt it fit better.
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Even if inflation hits 2 percent during fiscal 2019 as it projects, the BOJ will only begin discussing an exit and won't head for one immediately, Kuroda said.
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He prefers to make precooked statements in both Greek and English at the start and finish of meetings, then turn on his heels and head for the exit.
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When astronauts head for Mars, perhaps sometime in the 2030s, there is a good chance that they will be growing their own vegetables to eat along the way.
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When fully autonomous driving for privately owned vehicles becomes available, the potential for a car to sense a driver's illness and head for a hospital becomes a reality.
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The boat's captain, Claus-Peter Reisch, had earlier said he had decided to enter Italian waters and head for shelter, in defiance of the authorities, because of storms.
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Encouraged, Cole resolved to head for Europe, a move that would not only enhance his pedigree, but let him see firsthand art he had known mostly in reproduction.
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They commandeered the plane and forced its pilot, Jürgen Schumann, to land in Rome for refueling and then to head for Larnaca, on the southern coast of Cyprus.
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The benchmark yield is at 23%, after trading above 22% a few days earlier, as traders shed risky assets and head for the safety of government bond markets.
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Today, his disapproval ratings appear to be edging up, as those who might have maintained some equanimity toward the president, without approving of him, head for the doors.
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But more than 300,000 have made the hazardous Mediterranean crossing in 2016 so far, and many are likely to head for Britain for work, language and family reasons.
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The cruelty of his Communist captors ensured he would never raise his arms above his head for the rest of his life, yet he survived, yet he endured.
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But Shuster told The Hill that it's his "intention" to seek reelection next year, even as a number of his fellow term-limited chairmen head for the exits.
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This points to Mueller stretching his probe far beyond Manafort's involvement in the 2016 presidential election and examining President Trump's former campaign head for other crimes as well.
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"Exploitation begins online ... but often leads into offline physical sex exploitation, (and) trafficking," said Lotta Sylwander, country head for the U.N. children's agency (UNICEF) based in the Philippines.
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The cruelty of his communist captors ensured he would never raise his arms above his head for the rest of his life, yet he survived, yet he endured.
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A former official could be prized for his contacts to someone still in office — but there's no guarantee that the other official won't also head for the exits.
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But expect Biden to put a dent in her momentum in the next debate when they go head-to-head for the first time on the debate stage.
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Elsewhere, investors will be keeping an eye on Sky, as Twenty-First Century Fox and Comcast head for an auction to settle a takeover of the U.K. broadcaster.
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Join the hungry crowds at Aux Petits Gourmands, a popular, central bakery, to enjoy a cappuccino (€3.90) and a bite to eat before you head for the slopes.
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"If you order the entire goat we'll throw in the machito and the head for free," says Chávez as he brings out a plateful for me to try.
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Head for the lounge, where everything is lit in electric pink and blue hues (somehow this makes everyone look fuckable, even the most hungover of souls, yourself included).
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