Some people can have heel spurs without heel pain, some people have heel pain without heel spurs, it kind of just is an individual thing and it should be really checked out.
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How: take a basic heel, put a sock over it (lol) cut a hole where the heel is to let the heel through.
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Sometimes protest is needed in order to heel,and heel we will!
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She loves what I call an emoji heel: a stacked, realistic heel.
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So, plantar fasciitis, heel spur syndrome, heel spur, that all really goes together.
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I would pair them with heeled sandals like the Bliss Heel or Cyd Heel.
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This is the Achilles' heel of radical Whiggism, and we know that it is its Achilles' heel because one day it produces an Achilles, and the next a heel.
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Sometimes you need protest in order to heel, & we will heel, & be stronger than ever before!
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Sides are already drawn and everyone who thinks you are heel will forever think you are heel.
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I don't know if you wear a heel—I never encourage a woman to wear a heel.
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I have the leather pair, which features a leather-wrapped heel rather than a typical stacked heel.
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The Y-stitched heel creates a natural cupping around your heel instead of the straight stitch typically used.
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A heel nobody hates isn't really a heel, but pro wrestling still needs heels, a conundrum WWE hasn't figured out.
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The sandal has a chunky heel, thick straps that wrap around the toe, ankle strap, and a 2.5-inch heel height
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A heel is only a heel if he gets booed, a babyface is only the hero if the crowd is behind her.
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People with heel spurs and heel pain, plantar fasciitis, typically have pain when they first get out of bed in the morning.
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Berry dealt with the same issue — pain in his right heel — in camp in 2017 before tearing the Achilles in the other heel.
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"I often say 'We may not heel the world, but we hope to be an accessory,'" he said, punning on the word heel.
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The Editor Heel is a beautiful, cooler-than-your-average kitten heel with a low cut vamp that looks sharp, modern, and sleek.
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"I found myself striking on the heel more than I liked — I know the debate on heel striking is still raging," she told me.
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At the bottom of the stairs a guy picks up my broken heel and says, "Here's your heel, lady" and hands it to me.
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The brand introduced a new high heel "Cyprus" Croc that features a two-inch heel and contains its signature foam footbed for all-day comfort.
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Vince Block Heel Booties, $269.98 With a thick heel, these are basically guaranteed to be the go-to boot of any shoe lover this season.
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He'd get beaten back down and the crowd would boo the heel, especially if that heel took Mysterio to the ground to slow things down.
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And we imagine it's triply intimidating when you're going high heel-to-high heel with two red carpet veterans like Cara Delevingne and Margot Robbie.
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Lynch gamely tried to make the heel turn stick by trotting out that hoary heel standby, talking shit to the fans for not backing her.
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I reach out to my right foot and cross its heel over my left thigh so that I can plant my heel on the bed.
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Everlane's Day Heel ($145) is one of the company's best-sellers thanks to a walkable 2-inch heel, elasticized back, and ballet-inspired round toe silhouette.
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The catwalk quickly became home to a catfight, as Cardi B and Nicki Minaj went designer heel to heel at a New York Fashion Week party.
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Consider The best way to put a bounce in your step this spring is in the heel du jour, which has a sculptural ball-shaped heel.
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The Minnie Mouse heel comes in just a few styles, available in stiletto and block heel silhouettes (and even a lower block heel option, for those who prefer a little more comfort), though there are a range of different colors and embellishments available in the whimsical shoe.
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Thanks to a titanium spring wire built into the heel, you can really just slide your foot into the shoe without needing to use your hands to hold the back of the heel up — it'll spring back into position if your heel pushes it down a little.
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The dancer and trainer has created the High Heel Rescue Workout to help women who have high heel-related pain in their feet and throughout the body.
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As of today, the Jay pump, a 4 inch heel, and the Emma pump, a 2 inch block heel, are both officially restocked and ready to shop.
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Despite his scowlHe was good and reliable;Fashionable women would stand in stocking feetWhile his cobblers repaired a heel"While you wait service" — 50 bucks a heel.
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The City Sandal has a chunky heel that balances out the 2.5-inch heel height, which isn't considered super-high but still isn't walkable for me either.
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Like other dances we have seen, in this one she's remembering something with folk inflections, specifically Polish: heel and toe, crossed arms here, slapping the heel there.
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Now it may be small enough to put in a specially made heel of your shoe so it creates power each time your heel strikes the ground.
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Worker representatives in Italy, France, Belgium and Germany have demanded stricter controls on hygiene, disinfection and isolation for employees working heel-to-heel on Europe's production lines.
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A white leather ankle boot is elevated by a red cuboid heel; suede and leather monochrome mules appear elegant but sturdy, with a 60-millimeter triangular heel.
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A fracture in the heel bone indicates that a metal nail was driven through the heel, from the inside to the outside of the right foot, LiveScience reports .
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Mr. Trump has described the condition as heel spurs, which are protrusions caused by calcium built up on the heel bone, treated through stretching, orthotics or sometimes surgery.
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"Once you&aposre able to twirl in a six-inch heel, you can go down to a four-inch heel and feel like you&aposre flying," she added.
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"Once you&aposre able to twirl in a six-inch heel, you can go down to a four-inch heel and feel like you&aposre flying," she said.
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Starting with eight of fall's trendiest silhouettes — three knee-high boots (one slouchy, one block heel, one kitten heel), a thigh-high pair, a mid-calf stiletto, a pointed-toe ankle boot, a kitten heel ankle boot, and a scrunch boot — each shoe can be customized with 14 colors and materials.
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Dubbed "The Boot Guide," Stuart Weitzman is allowing customers to create their dream shoe, picking from three knee-high boots (one slouchy, one block heel, one kitten heel), a thigh-high pair, a mid-calf stiletto, a pointed-toe ankle boot, a kitten heel ankle boot, and a scrunch boot.
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The heel is embossed with the Tibi name along with a decorative metal ring on the heel tab, with striped nylon laces, giving the boots an edgy, feminine update.
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The cushion-fold heels are designed to do two things: fold so that the heel can be worn up or down, and provide cushioning and comfort through light heel support.
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Her $70,000 "high-heel leg" – one of six prosthetics she owns – looks just like her other leg right down to the skin tone, freckles, and crease marks on the heel.
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"One of my first designs for the house rested on a golden flower heel galvanized in a car factory," he says, referencing a sandal with a metallic flower-shaped heel.
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"If you can walk on a higher heel the right way, a lower heel will be much easier," Lieveld, the runway coach for Holland&aposs Next Top Model, told Insider.
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They'd better figure out his Achilles' heel -- and quick.
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If you need to fix a high heel (like, your heel totally came off and can't be used), expect to pay way more than you want to — anywhere between $60 and $120.
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It seemed straightforward enough, but then WWE introduced one more twist: a double turn, where both characters switch allegiances, the heel to face and the face to heel, in the same match.
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The most common cause of heel pain is what's known as plantar fasciitis, which occurs when the ligament connecting the heel bone to the toes gets strained, weakened, swollen and irritated or inflamed.
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And finally, adding a high heel always helps add a feminine touch to a menswear look, whether in the form of a platform (Miller) or block heel bootie (like Deutch's Loeffler Randall pair).
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Notice how as you lift your hips into the air, you're also bringing your legs out into a narrow butterfly position, the feet still locked together, heel to heel and toe to toe.
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Duffy has been in Southern California rehabbing after heel surgery.
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Walking on charcoal with a rusty nail in your heel.
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We decide to make The Heel Mile a Christmas tradition.
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My childhood love of hair metal is my Achilles' heel.
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Draper James x M.Gemi Pilone Nude Heel Sandal, $248; draperjames.
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"Siri is Apple's biggest Achilles' heel in AI," said Bretschneider.
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Maybe you need a bit of heel in your life.
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Then he turned on his heel and left the room.
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He also missed six games because of a heel injury.
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Baghdadi's dominant position was in some respects ISIS's Achilles heel.
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"That's sort of an Achilles heel for bacteria," he said.
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It was brought to heel in a bloody civil war.
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The Tar Heel State is a major presidential battleground state.
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But it also draws attention to Mr Selmayr's Achilles heel.
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While the chunky tortoiseshell heel makes them comfortable and stylish.
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But it will always, always garner heel heat for years.
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Levy had referred to the hybrids as EDF's Achilles heel.
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Keep your weight on the heel of your supporting foot.
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He turned on his heel and went out the back.
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We're going to get lead levels from those heel spots.
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The Heel #Pokemon Incineroar slams the competition in Super #SmashBrosUltimate!
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Take two wrestlers, one a face and one a heel.
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"The Iron Heel" is burdened by dense, interminable political arguments.
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The popularity of the site is also its Achilles' Heel.
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The Achilles heel of his campaign has been Southern blacks.
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"Trump's Achilles heel is his massively thin skin," Moore added.
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Mr. Carson spun on his heel and confronted Mr. Morales.
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I ran through the growing blister on my right heel.
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The baby moves a heel or elbow across my stomach.
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But this shape — it's actually the shape of a heel.
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" However, their strategy had what he calls an "Achilles' heel.
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And the naked heel is maybe everyone's worst body part.
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"Today exposed our Achilles heel," said team boss Toto Wolff.
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Miscellaneous grit clings to the wet heel of someone's foot.
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HEEL FLIPS, HIGH ART Kasseem takes his skateboard almost everywhere.
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Armando Cooper is booked for stepping on Jesse Lindgard's heel.
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A back heel by Berg sprung Granquist free on goal.
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On the left boot's heel was the flag of Switzerland.
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Yes, cute, comfy heel options do exist out there, ladies!
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Health care is an Achilles' heel for many of them.
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"I started actually from a taller heel," she told Insider.
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We had such an Achilles' heel not so long ago.
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Going point by point, Andre's heel turn is working beautifully.
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That's been kind of our Achilles heel at this point.
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A nub on the heel helps grip a snowshoe strap.
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However, a possible Achilles heel is her support for Corbyn.
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Sometimes it feels like you are being cast as the heel to his face, or the face to his heel, in a wrestling match that you're performing even as you're trying to do your job.
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"The answer comes through the Pulse's full-rubber outsole, a flexible drop-in midsole with Zoom Air heel unit and a heel fit so secure, it feels like a soft, snug hug," the brand said.
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The Day Boot has a sleek center seam and covered side zipper, plus a back pull tab that's mirrored in all its sister Day shoes, including the Day Glove, Day Heel, and Day High Heel.
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The Day Boot has a sleek center seam and covered side zipper, plus a back pull tab that's mirrored in all its sister Day shoes, including the Day Glove, Day Heel, and Day High Heel.
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" At this point, when one of Murphy's puppy raisers shouts "Heel!
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As for her shoes, she wore a lucite heel from Yeezy.
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I know this all too well — empathy is my Achilles' heel.
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"I'm not just the heel of the music world," he says.
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" I get there first while Feldstein yells, "My heel is caught!
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The anatomy of Selam&aposs heel was also surprising, he said.
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Each heel is a seamless compartment for hiding penetration-testing equipment.
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Keep your weight on your heel and drive up to standing.
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All that we have is a broom and maybe a heel.
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The toe curls up and the heel stands at an angle.
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Welch shared a close-up of the sole of one heel.
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The hair extensions are coming out; they got a broken heel.
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The separated heel (and ditsy print) keep these from feeling stuffy.
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Like Kwame said, his heel-turn isn't just silly, it's illogical.
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Industrials are shaping up to be the Achilles' heel for earnings.
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But do not imagine this will bring Mr Kim to heel.
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NATO's need for consensus is often seen as its Achilles heel.
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What's becoming apparent is that he can't get heel heat, either.
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The black vote is also down in the Tar Heel State.
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They think a wealth tax would bring American capitalism to heel.
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Her shoes, but we can guess that they're a platform heel.
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We've got an Achilles heel when it comes to applying makeup.
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Terrapins center Michal Cekovsky was inactive with a left heel injury.
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The Angels don't have a problem walking in that heel height.
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Hunter Women's Refined Mid Heel Gloss Rain Boot, $181-$185, amazon.
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Rather than talk about it, he abruptly turns heel and runs.
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Designed to brave the elements, consider it Mother Nature's Achilles' heel.
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He crushes a cigarette butt into the gravel with his heel.
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China is not ready to call Mr Kim to heel, however.
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In other words, "Twitter embarrassments" are hardly President Trump's Achilles' heel.
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Their attempts to bring troublesome stockmarkets to heel border on slapstick.
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Failure to respond is another Achilles heel for pre-election polls.
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The country will bring "down terror to its heel," he said.
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In 229, Sanders's Achilles heel was black voters and older Democrats.
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Saudi Arabia also needs the U.S. to bring Qatar to heel.
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As his weight declined, so would the pain in his heel.
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What do you think his Achilles Heel was during the trial?
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Which city should get beer, baseball, coffee, pizza, the high heel...?
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Occasionally he would come down testes first onto his opponent's heel.
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The heel turn was supposed to be that rebuild for Ambrose.
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He's the latest specimen of a rare breed: the occult heel.
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P: You always have the greatest heel selection on the carpet.
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Swanson has missed the past two games because of heel soreness.
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Otherwise, the Cybersecurity Act could create an Achilles heel of vulnerability.
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They have a generously padded heel and tongue for added comfort.
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First, Deutch got Maybelle's name tattooed on her heel in 2016.
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"My heel has been sore for a long time," Fowler said.
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Simple, say several experts on Tar Heel politics: Because they can.
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Voting is the free world's Achilles heel and/or Trojan horse.
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My other heel was pressing down into the ground for leverage.
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The boy watches him wedge his heel in with a finger.
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The topic of migration has been an Achilles' heel for Merkel.
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F Wesley Johnson (left heel contusion) missed the past two games.
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The racers kept coming—Hintermann, Kryenbühl, Striedinger, Schmid, Walder, Kosi, Heel.
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He thrust outward with the heel, aiming for the mezzaluna smile.
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Next, he was sidelined by plantar fasciitis in his right heel.
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I felt the sharp pain as it pierced my left heel.
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"Exports continue to be the sector's Achilles heel," Schiemer told reporters.
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"Exports continue to be the sector's Achilles heel," Schiemer told reporters.
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The Nike Air Max 270 model's uniquely large heel maximizes comfort.
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That may be the Achilles heel of Siri in some regards.
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If sexually motivated, touch might include pressure through the hand's heel.
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Holiday Must-Have Right now I'm loving the RAYE Dance Heel.
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Solemates' main product is a heel protector for high-heeled shoes.
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Now he has a special responsibility to bring them to heel.
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Thom Tillis to represent the "tar heel state" in the Senate.
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Aritzia is my Achilles' heel; half my wardrobe is from there.
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They've got me on a minutes restriction because of my heel.
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And the wooden pegs go all the way underneath the heel.
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Then she seemed to remember how to step, heel to toe.
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They were all left on the Puglia coast, in Italy's heel.
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Congress has lots of tools to bring the president to heel.
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More than safety or waste issues, cost is nuclear's Achilles' heel.
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Nakamura turned heel, but given the way a true heel turn needs to be given time in a WWE paradigm that doesn't allow for even halfway decent or coherent television, he'll need a lot of luck.
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"If you want to wear a heel and you're not a heel girl, these shoes are perfect because they're comfortable; every part of your shoe is supported — the toes, the sides, the middle, it's crazy," Thorpe said.
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ACHILLES HEEL The investment bank generates about half of Deutsche Bank's revenue but is also considered its Achilles heel, with European regulators fearful that it will fail the next round of stress tests in the United States.
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So whether you prefer a mule or a sling-back, a thick heel or a perfect point, it's time to cast your vertiginous stilettos to the back of your wardrobe and make way for the kitten heel.
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Earlier reporting revealed the president had dodged the draft due to four student deferments and a medical deferment after he was diagnosed with heel spurs, calcium deposits that cause bony protrusions on the bottom of the heel.
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A runner may need a firm toe spot and softer heel, etc.
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The Isabelle heel is going to be my go-to for summer.
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This is his Achilles' heel … everyone here has a sense of humor.
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As Randall's poem goes: The despot's heel is on thy shore,Maryland!
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Fans are supposed to root against the heel and for the hero.
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" And, because branding is key, "the 'Saucamole' shout out on the heel.
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The high-pile rug in the Red Room is very heel-friendly.
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Organization: Organization has always been an Achilles heel for the Trump campaign.
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The man under his heel grimaced but bore Mr. Maslikhov's weight stoically.
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"You see his heel drop down and calf muscle reverberate," she said.
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The Daily Shoe Donatella Versace and a kitten heel aren't exactly synonymous.
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Rebecca Minkoff Bojana embroidered suede block-heel booties, $221.25 (originally $295); saks.
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Joy's face-heel turn is marked by a ridiculous change in wardrobe.
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"It&aposs really been an Achilles heel," defensive coordinator Andy Buh said.
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Kardashian paired the dress with a strappy nude heel and futuristic sunglasses.
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" One aide said the matter of Russian interference was his "Achilles heel.
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The dancers would give me high-heel-walking lessons during the day.
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YouTube easy account creation will be the Achilles heel of this service.
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Flyweave meets synthetic leather at the heel of the Air Jordan XXXI.
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Throughout the movement, drive your weight through your heel to step up.
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These include: a heel, leather jacket, champagne glasses, perfumes, and, obviously, wine.
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In 2016, Smithfield closed its Tar Heel facility because of Hurricane Matthew.
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By then the narrative has shifted, and the hero has turned heel.
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Because of the elastic at the heel, these felt very small on.
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Because this is the Warriors' real heel turn: jumping on baseball bandwagons.
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I turn on my heel and come back; I stand before Carla.
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The most famous occult heel is the Undertaker, who needs no introduction.
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The calcaneus (the heel) is tough to break, tougher still to repair.
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Will his heel hurt so much that he'd rather lose the foot?
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These boots even have a little heel that's just under two inches.
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The CW's Supergirl also wears boots with a slightly elevated flat heel.
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The shoe's large heel maximizes comfort and makes for a unique style.
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She previously wore one heel while modeling for Anna Sui in 2017.
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So, what the heck is going on in the Tar Heel State?
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Trump may be a heel, but he melts whenever anyone compliments him.
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The Tar Heel state, however, is likely to be an early bellwether.
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Arsenal scored first through a brilliantly improvised back heel by Aaron Ramsey.
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Wearing high heels can cause problems like heel pain and plantar calluses.
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It was as subtle and effective a heel turn as they come.
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For good measure, he broke his heel in his left foot too.
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Here we have what is really the Achilles' Heel of both devices.
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I think his Achilles' heel is that he wants to be liked.
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After the movie I tripped down the stairs and broke a heel.
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A few weeks ago, Vox's David Roberts explained Donald Trump's Achilles heel.
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Paintings like "Dirty Heel" (2008) feel like they might drip on you.
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But international relations may be this cat's Achilles' heel, so to speak.
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The block heel is not too high, making the shoe easily walkable.
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Like the Delarathien, the Glyndwr has a block heel with a platform.
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I wore cute little outfits — herringbone skirt suits with high-heel boots.
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They feature a side zipper, cushioned insoles, and a one-inch heel.
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A heel tab helps prevent slippage, and arch compression provides extra support.
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Ratings agency Fitch, however, suggested political uncertainty would remain the Achilles heel.
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That honking, 6.2-liter V228 up front had become an Achilles' heel.
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Swing your other foot up and hook your heel over the top.
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"I think the Achilles' heel continues to be the valuation," added Sanchez.
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Safety has been a long-running Achilles' heel for ride-hailing companies.
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Gregorius had been sidelined since suffering a bruised left heel on Aug.
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Attempts to deal with Africa's narcotic Achilles Heel have not gone well.
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TIRED: The Osmo Action has an Achilles' heel: It lacks GPS support.
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Until now, heel surgery was seen as a last resort for Cespedes.
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Unsurprisingly, the tapered killer heel was invented by a bunch of men.
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Shoe inserts may reduce plantar heel pain by redistributing pressure away from the bottom of the heel to the arch, and may also prevent the arch from dropping, which could reduce tension in the plantar fascia, Whittaker said.
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It allows for an easy plug into whatever feud is currently hot—have the top babyface eliminate all comers for a shot at a heel champion, say, or introduce a heel as dangerous challenger for a crowd favorite.
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But there are huge differences, namely that the base of support is much larger and more stable (you're not perched on a heel the size of a dime) and the heel of a weightlifting shoe seldom exceeds 0.75 inches.
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The Day Heel has been the works for more than a year: "Our focus was on creating the most comfortable heel you'll have in your closet while also maintaining a polished look," Everlane's footwear designer, Louise Sigvardt, told Refinery29.
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Heel Kicks to the Kidneys Despite Royce Gracie utilizing heel kicks to the kidney's from his guard against Ken Shamrock at UFC 1, the technique was later banned when the unified rules began to come into effect in 2000.
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Safe footwear for older adults should have a proper anatomical fit, a well-fitted toe box, a low heel height, a broad enough heel, a snug fit, and be easy to get on and off, researchers note in Maturitas.
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Sam Edelman Women's Yaro Ankle Strap Block Heel Sandals in Silver, $120; bloomingdales.
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Sam Edelman Women's Yaro Ankle Strap Sandal Heel in Oatmeal Suede, $120; shopbop.com
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That's three season-ending surgeries in two weeks, following SS Matt Duffy (heel).
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The problem is, no one's had time to emerge as a true heel.
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When it finally did, I crushed it with the heel of my sneaker.
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Press into your left heel to lift your hips up off the ground.
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Now, Cosima and Alison (Maslany), and their allies have been brought to heel.
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Also, I'm not the tallest guy, so the higher the heel the better.
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And here was Trump's best performance as a heel since the first debate.
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The Trump team already has plans to bring the presidential bureaucracy to heel.
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Just add a straw handbag and block heel sandals and you're all set!
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Sacramento SF Rudy Gay (heel) could sit out his third straight game. 3.
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You'll need a sweater oversized to all hell, leggings, and high-heel boots.
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His Achilles heel, as ever, is the creepy thing he's got for Sansa.
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The Tar Heel State comes in at No. 5 on our annual list.
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Example A: creating a cat-eye with a stiletto heel or dental floss.
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I slap my forehead with the heel of my hand over and over.
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Glad I don't have to worry about pointing my toes or heel-leads!
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"The president regards Huawei as the Achilles' heel" of Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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The bottoms were completely scuffed, and one of the heel tips had broken.
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The Lace-Up HeelThe lace-up heel has done us right this summer.
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Clean with a strong heel that makes you look like a man eater.
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Schutz Women's Detty Suede Tassel High Block Heel Sandals – 100% Exclusive, $190; bloomingdales.com.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney won the Tar Heel State by 2 percentage points.
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Yet sanctions have not brought the Kim family to heel in the past.
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I think the president&aposs loyalty might be his biggest Achilles&apos heel.
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For Mr Trump, the stakes in the Tar Heel state, are even higher.
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One was a medical deferment for heel spurs, and four were educational deferments.
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Ultimately, it will be up to investors to bring their agents to heel.
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A naked Achilles heel ... 'cause the Patriots superstar's biggest problem is being barefoot!
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" Williams, holding a banner that said, "We have to bring them to heel.
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However, designers that offer varied heel heights are still scoring some big rounds.
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Rude took the role of vain, bodybuilding heel to unseen levels of obnoxiousness.
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You can never go wrong with a good heel and it's so classic.
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Breaking your heel on the sidewalk is so not as bad as manslaughter.
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But it dissipated in the aforementioned lockstep of how a WWE heel behaves.
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I was worried I'd be misperceived as turning heel on my own school.
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" To him, the "Achilles heel" for Republicans is what he calls "ethnic voters.
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Wall Street's waning demand for loans exposed the Achilles' heel of marketplace lending.
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Unclear. Without untying the laces, she scraped off her sneakers, toe to heel.
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I ask to try on a pair of suede mid-heel pumps ($725).
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This march toward adverse selection is the Achilles heel of all insurance products.
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Achilles' heel for Lindsey," Harrison said, "because it's a glimpse into his character.
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So, Nelson, just make sure that you're heel together, lean back, lean forward.
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They stop midstride, step on someone's heel or cut off people without warning.
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So Russia exposed America's Achilles heel," Harris said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Our military, however, has an enormous Achilles' heel: its all-volunteer manpower system.
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He was drinking a gin-and-cucumber house cocktail called the Achilles Heel.
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From heel to toe there is a 6mm drop, ideal for neutral runners.
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In the heel and forefoot are rubber pods for traction as you move.
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"She broke her high heel," Mr. Danilian, 57, said in a recent interview.
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Achilles Heel, 180 West Street (Green Street), Greenpoint, Brooklyn, 347-987-3666, achillesheelnyc.com.
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Jericho, in full boorish heel mode, didn't place a bid from his podium.
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According to Reuters, hundreds of dads competed in a "High Heel Derby," a.k.a.
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Sutera recommends massaging your feet every night, concentrating on the heel and arch.
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Durant's shoes also sport a tag attached to the back of the heel.
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Consequently, proportionality is generally considered the Achilles heel of the law of war.
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They applaud the patriarch for trying to bring the Russian church to heel.
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Trevor, her fellatio-obsessed former boyfriend, says her beauty is her Achilles' heel.
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Downtown looked "like the devil ground his heel into it," one witness said.
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In his comments to the Tar Heel Circle in North Carolina on Feb.
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Which includes bringing them to heel when they get seriously out of line.
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There's a hint of one in Negan's attempts to bring Rick to heel.
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Markle completed the tailored look with Sarah Flint pumps with a tortoiseshell heel.
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But Hakuho has also made something of a heel turn in recent tournaments.
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"The top hat to high heel ratio has really leveled off," she said.
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Make sure you're striking the ground heel-first and pushing off your forefoot.
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With the other hand, she simulated grinding a stiletto heel into the ground.
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I added a hole in the heel as a sort of beauty mark.
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People were upset because they didn't want to see their hero turn heel.
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The Lip could be an unapologetic heel, but also a hero of sorts.
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The heel pays homage to old firefighter hats with screws in the side.
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And we are discussing Fonzie jumping the shark and Marco's high-heel booties.
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Bad publicity and worried stockholders were enough to bring a company to heel.
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The greatest amount of pressure has to always be applied toward the heel.
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For accessories, the model chose a sparkling necklace and strappy kitten-heel sandals.
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Information technology and our overreliance on cyber capabilities could be our Achilles heel.
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That is a big Achilles heel, because they have always come up short.
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There was clotted cream in the fridge and a heel of mozzarella, too.
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Achilles had his heel and his hubris, as well as his great strength.
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The 10 products include:Bandelettes thigh garters, $17Dry Steppers shoe covers, $20Gloryfy Unbreakable glasses, $163FYB London SMART HandbagGENA convertible pumps, $123Ta-Ta Towl, $45Vardama stain repellent shirt, $95StiloGuard heel protectors, $9NV Holders shirt suspenders, $40PYSIS Over-The-Heel Rain Boots, $119
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This is the exact kind of brain-melting sludge that is my Achilles heel.
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Dani must also have her Achilles heel — or this wouldn't be Game of Thrones.
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Try adding an ultra-violet accessory to your look – like this block heel bootie.
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She put the heel of her hand over my windpipe and everything went black.
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His closeness to the former president is an advantage but also his Achilles heel.
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Meeting with Trump and trying to bring him to heel is a seductive gamble.
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To dress the same style up, she suggests adding a heel and flowy top.
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Over the years it tried several tactics to bring its northern neighbour to heel.
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But what really makes the Day Heel stick out is its versatility and comfort.
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Ultimately her vulnerability wasn't her Achilles heel so much as the making of her.
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At Achilles Heel, the short menu is something else: thoughtful, engaging, subtle and intimate.
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Nina Dobrev, as character Mia Jones, gets her heel stuck in a children's tricycle!
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The two metallic styles retail for $565, while the black heel goes for $598.
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On January 26, 217 Mr Cousins tore the Achilles tendon in his left heel.
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One teen was wounded in the shoulder, the other in his hip and heel.
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That may well prove to be the Achilles heel of the US-Russian agreement.
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Judge Dudok de Heel did not set a date to rule on the case.
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The video comes on the heel of yet another bombshell from the Boston case.
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All the other stuff is added—the soles, sidewall stitching, a microsuede heel piece.
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Those factors seem like they could be Mnuchin's saving grace and Price's Achilles heel.
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But, that strength of reach and easy subscriptions is also its fundamental Achilles heel.
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Last year, Emily Blunt said that she believed the high heel rule was antiquated.
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He went heel, inevitably, joining the Four Horsemen; he flourished in the new role.
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I shot him another icy glare before turning on my heel and stomping out.
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It began when stylist Colette Emily created a Yeezy knit heel tutorial in March.
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They have brought so many infectious diseases to heel and saved so many lives.
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Use a toothbrush to apply polish to the welt and edge of the heel.
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Before giving Takada the easy heel hook at 2:17 of the first round.
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Code-named "Dark Ages," the plot aims at America's Achilles' heel—its own greatness.
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Unlike traditional sandals with floral prints, these shoes include plastic flowers inside each heel.
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If I'm wearing boots with a one-inch heel, that's really good for me.
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Fifteen years ago, he warned: "Privacy is the Achilles' heel of Internet travel planning".
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I never had an issue with the heel folding in or staying scrunched down.
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And with the heel folded up, you can wear them just like regular shoes.
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Having a sizable content team was both our biggest strength and our Achilles heel.
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The shortage could be the Achilles heel of one of Europe's fastest growing economies.
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The pharmaceutical-supply chain, the Achilles' heel in many tuberculosis-ridden countries, is impressive.
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"They know where we have the Achilles' heel," Mr. Bakary said of Boko Haram.
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The second: The tyrants causing the mayhem were brought to heel, despite Russia's protestations.
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The propulsion of the hand and heel was connected to arcs throughout the body.
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If you've managed to avoid the intense heel pain of plantar fasciitis, we're impressed.
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Amazon's inattention to developer needs could ultimately be an Achilles heel for the company.
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I do not have time to get my stiletto heel out when I'm contouring!
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Ospital: The city's gay high heel lost about an inch when Marlena's closed down.
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The unexpected heel shape adds an extra something to this otherwise super-minimal sandal.
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Rubber pods sit in the heel and forefoot to provide traction while you walk.
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Maybe I'll send them a bronzed high-heel or a pink tennis shoe instead.
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Lastly, the sneakers are also marked by suede on the tongue, vamp and heel.
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Don't hesitate to dig your heel into the bones above the toes, she instructs.
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" Ellen DeGeneres Sneakers "So when I'm traveling, I don't wear high heel boots anymore.
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Down South, in places like Jim Crockett Promotions, the heel was the perpetual champion.
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And a year after that, the kitten heel crept back, as it periodically does.
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In pro wrestling, the "face" is the hero and the "heel" is the villain.
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In the 2008 primary, the six counties of the boot heel cast 16,964 votes.
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Inside Pitch Yoenis Cespedes had to have bone calcification removed from his right heel.
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Maryam Nassir Zadeh transparent boots with leather toe, heel and trim, $556 at bonadrag.com.
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But whether good guy or heel, he brought a towering presence to the screen.
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Insider and DDHQ are calling "The Tar Heel State" for the former Vice President.
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The heel of the shoe features the colors and signage of the French flag.
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Its rarity made heavy water the Achilles' heel of the German nuclear bomb program.
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I'm learning heel hooks and knee bars and a jab and a hook, uppercuts.
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What are they for, other than to be crushed beneath the heel of history?
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The sandals feature PVC straps, an almond toe and a 3.5-inch stiletto heel.
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He has soreness in the heel but is expected to return at 100 percent.
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Read more:The Day Glove, ($115), with its characteristically elongated upper and glove-like Nappa leather, was first issued as Everlane's follow-up to its massively popular Day Heel, (a low block heel with an elastic back which once acquired a 28,000 person waitlist).
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Dr. Jacqueline Sutera:The heel spurs are little calcifications that start to form at the bottom of the heel bone, and in someone who has, like, a very thin fat pad, you might be able to actually feel it, and can cause pain.
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Here we see that all nine young women keep reverting to fifth position, the crucial starting point in which one turned-out foot is placed in front of the other (one heel by the other toe, one toe by the other heel).
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But the ranking clearly illustrates the cost-benefit analysis the Tar Heel State is facing.
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I'm sending up huge sprays of snow as I bail out of heel-edge turns.
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The narrower heel elongates my stubby legs, and suddenly puffy parkas don't seem so daunting.
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Kamala Harris' ability to connect with voters is the Achilles' heel of her presidential campaign.
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The exclusion of groups like Fateh al-Sham is the Achilles heel of the ceasefire.
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But standing between Mayor Pete and the Democratic nomination is his Achilles Heel: black voters.
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So the question is: How serious is Trump about trying to bring China to heel?
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And finally, the sandal heel, which comes in black, red or gold hues ($425); sarahflint.com.
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The brand's Shanna heel has become her go-to, judging by her most recent appearances.
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The real Achilles heel of the oil market remains the key demand center of Asia.
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But Ramsay's plan similarly uses Jon's Achilles' heel against him: his endless reservoirs of loyalty.
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Women who are sick of the heel option could have a stylish ballet flat alternative.
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The scene closes as a high heel-clad Carrie walks through an empty Times Square.
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Slip the sock over the shoe, and cut a small hole right under the heel.
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Trump himself did not serve, receiving five deferments - one for bone spurs in his heel.
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The fashionista paired the ensemble with black high-heel ankle boots and a coordinating purse.
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Besides, she'd already done the stiletto heel thing earlier in the day at the ceremony.
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If American Crime has an Achilles' heel, it's a desire to be everything to everyone.
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Being from a town a few hours' drive from San Francisco is an Achilles' heel.
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She can go casual in a sneaker or really dress up a heel or boot.
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In late May, he said China was "trying hard!" to bring North Korea to heel.
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The seemingly miraculous reprieve occurred because a security researcher had discovered the software's Achilles' heel.
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Lamar Odom ventured out Monday night to the Achilles heel of addicts -- an L.A. nightclub.
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She added a feathered Sonia Rykiel cape to the look and white stacked-heel boots.
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But eagle-eyed fashion watchers noticed subtle differences in the heel height and sole color.
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She loves coat dresses, bespoke pieces and is rarely seen in shoes without a heel.
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"We're not the kind of brand that believes only in the high heel," Morelli said.
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They're light, waterproof, and have contoured footbeds with arch and heel support for greater comfort.
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The Tar Heel State may be the most closely contested in this years' presidential campaign.
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Cardinals CF Dexter Fowler left Friday's game in the fifth inning with right heel bursitis.
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Clinton was showing off the pink version of the "Hillary" heel, which retails for $139.
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Ilva, based in the city of Taranto in Italy's heel, is Europe's largest steel plant.
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Next, there was the problem of the boot's heel, which lacked its own release mechanism.
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The Tonon - Palhares match opened with the battle of heel hook attempts that everyone expected.
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This one's leather, wrapping around the heel of the hand, two fingers and a thumb.
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Petey Pablo – 500 Degreez, 2002 On my Tar Heel soul, bless this song for existing.
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And if that means kidnapping Lena until Anna can be brought to heel — why not?
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"It's an Achilles' heel for us to some degree," said Ted Tozer, Ginnie Mae's president.
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This was fire, the clear launching pad for Ambrose to become the company's top heel.
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Maybe the heel is too high, the pitch too steep, and the straps too tight.
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In the seemingly interminable regular season, this lack of depth was the Thunder's Achilles' heel.
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Aldridge was listed as missing due to rest while Gay had a sore right heel.
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Heel cups can not only cushion the plantar fascia, but also unload the Achilles' tendon.
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The fact he has the power to do so reflects the agreement's political Achilles' heel.
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Cecilia grabbed one of my shoes and clocked me over the head with its heel.
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I didn't have to go through toe-crushing, heel-blistering agony just to look good.
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Types of puttersBlade: Heel/Toe: Mallet: Key features for puttersMetal Face: Insert Face: Combination Face:
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If Amazon has an Achilles heel in the race to $233 trillion, this is it.
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Clinton's Achilles heel is well known: A majority of Americans neither like nor trust her.
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Warren's comments come on the heel of a joint op-ed she wrote with Sen.
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I guess you'd still call that a heel, but it's not a stiletto or something.
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The benefit is that negative advertising encapsulates the sometimes unexpressed Achilles' heel of one's opponent.
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Trump, the greatest heel in American politics, may have seen a kindred spirit in Omarosa.
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How much of her Achilles'-heel defensiveness is a byproduct of her marriage to Bill?
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Men carried oversize bags and had boots with a golden Ferragamo logo on the heel.
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Simple infant procedures, such as heel sticks for example, have benefited greatly from SSC implementation.
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In his wrestling persona Jacobs, most often a "heel" or villain, is a fan favorite.
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Also in Japan, high-heel requirements for women in the workplace sparked the #KuToo hashtag.
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DiMaggio tested the heel in an exhibition on June 27 and unexpectedly felt no pain.
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Heel turn is in quotation marks because in no way was it a successful turn.
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But by embracing the heel role, Marchand at least looked like he was having fun.
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They caught my eye, smiled, then zeroed in on the small heel I was wearing.
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Between the lines: This is yet another step in Cohen's full heel turn on Trump.
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Arthur: Her Achilles' heel is contempt, which is perhaps the most self-defeating stereotype possible.
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Yellow card to Kanté, who clips Perisic's heel as he breaks up the middle, dangerously.
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Mercedes Castillo suede pumps with sculpted stack heel, 298; suede slip-ons, $350; at mercedescastillo.com.
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But it hinged on a turn that rang hollow — specifically the heel turn mentioned above.
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He has not rebuilt America's infrastructure, brought Iran to heel or tamed the national debt.
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I brought a yoga block to work so I could do heel raises during calls.
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Iago Aspas scores a nice back heel off a cross, but he is called offside.
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He will have a second operation on his left heel in two to three months.
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For some, they're looked on as an agency that needs to be brought to heel.
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Here in Puglia, the region that forms Italy's heel, fortunes have improved in recent years.
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On race day, this patch would shatter the heel of an Austrian skier, Max Franz.
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Wind picking up, clouds dark over the Rec, left heel out of her slipper: perfect.
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The ball was behind me, and I tried to hit it with a back-heel.
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The shoe's heel has the Nike branding and model name in a similar burnt orange.
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Berry was the only Tar Heel to sink a 3: he had four of them.
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It was eye-popping, with a long shiv of a heel and a bulging toe.
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No British government has previously found a leash capable of bringing the DUP to heel.
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The beauty of the heel as it is used to carry one forward into life.
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But as with the Romney grovel, he gets another hit by bringing them to heel.
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It's appropriate that the Day Heel ($145) is what put Everlane's footwear on the map.
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Inflation was Keynesianism's Achilles' heel, and the supply-siders aimed their arrow right at it.
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In recent years, with silhouettes, heel heights and hemlines so varied, they find easy harmony.
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She's also a natural heel, at least as much as Sasha Banks, and eminently hateable.
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This month, the retailer is launching a trio of new styles that are amassing the same sort of waitlist action: the Day Heel, which sports a short block heel, plus the Day Mule, a slip-on mule, and the Day Ballet, a pared-down flat.
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It's Everlane's follow-up to the startup's massively popular Day Heel, (a low block heel with an elastic back which acquired a 28,000 person waitlist) and has come to replace their previous "Day Flat" (a similar design that just didn't seem to hit as well).
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They're cushioned and supportive, and the 2.5-inch skinny heel is surprisingly easy to walk in.
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The heel tag says "night watch," and it also has a logo printed on the inserts.
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Step right foot forward as you flex left knee, bringing left heel up to touch butt.
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Place the heel of one hand 2 inches from the breastbone, closest to the person's face.
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Left ankle, left heel was fractured due to a penetration wound coming laterally from the left.
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The Wizards, despite playing without John Wall (heel surgery), have been effective since he's been out.
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Then it came under the heel of imperial Japan at the start of the 20th century.
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Thanks to Handmaid's Tale, even a single block heel can now make you want to sob.
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Another model broke a heel and had to be helped down the runway by a bystander.
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Solange reprises Beyoncé's fringed drum major boots by Christian Louboutin, which feature a seriously tall heel.
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Ilva, based in the city of Taranto in Italy's southern heel, is Europe's largest steel plant.
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G Jimmy Butler (heel contusion) was a game-time decision Friday but was able to pla.
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I usually have to stick to a wide, low heel if I wear one at all.
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This culture of fear that's grown up around the Internet needs to be brought to heel.
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Use heel of your hand to gently smash and flatten each potato to a ½-inch thickness.
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Kate got her black stiletto heel caught in a grate during a royal outing in February.
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And then there's Blake Lively, for whom wearing a towering heel isn't just fun — it's relaxing.
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There is one possible explanation: Some Tar Heel Democrats might not be stalwart Democrats after all.
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The stretch heel makes these lightweight sneakers easy to slip on and run out the door.
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Throughout Golden State's bumpy start to the season, Mr Cousins has been diligently rehabilitating his heel.
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But, if this particular shoe's waitlist is any indication, The Heel by Margaux, is actually comfortable.
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If you're going to go for a heel, you may as well just go for it.
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More than 6 in 10 voters in the Tar Heel State cast early ballots in 2012.
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Manners change — in fits and starts, and often with some heel-dragging by the old guard.
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Mugabe blamed Britain and the United States for sabotaging the country to bring it to heel.
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Gareth Bale had three goals, and Karim Benzema had two — one with a back-heel flick.
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The style, a high-shine black patent boot with a transparent heel, is available via stevemadden.
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She knows and is going to exploit his achilles heel: He'd do anything to protect Betty.
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The fact that a circuit is plastic is both its beautiful strength and its Achilles' heel.
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Coding schools' achilles heel is that despite 22,000 graduates there's still only 5 years of data.
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So I had to stuff my broken foot in a heel, but I made it work.
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Trump is not the first US president to pin hopes on Beijing bringing Pyongyang to heel.
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The leather heel adds another performance bonus while further recalling the Air Jordan I. Rear view.
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Pulse the left leg straight up, pushing through your heel to lift and lower your leg.
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And to match her glittering ensemble, the high-heel devotee accessorized with studded gold Christian Louboutins.
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Jimmy came into the WWE as a heel, and became famous for his acrobatic wrestling style.
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That same vast assortment, however, can also be somewhat of an Achilles' heel for the site.
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The heel cracks Dodson behind the guard and Moraes capitalizes on a good connection by… feinting.
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It was so much richer to bring everything that I've got to heel on this woman.
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Sadly, the proliferation of foreign commodity imports is an economic Achilles' heel of our own making.
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As a tourist attraction and obvious photo-opp, a heel-shaped church is kind of brilliant.
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"Um...well, we dance in heels," Yanis replies, lifting up his black high-heel bootied-foot.
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"The economy's Achilles' heel ... remains the lack of new investment," ING Bank economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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Explosions from underwater mines and torpedoes would propel a ship's decks upward, smashing sailors' heel bones.
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The no-slip gel grips on the heel keep them from falling off and bunching up.
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Seconds later, he had a grip on his ankle and positioned himself into a heel hook.
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Although this is reflective of the dynamism of China's economy, it's also the country's Achilles heel.
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The Wizards played without point guard John Wall due to bone spurs in his left heel.
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For those employees wearing heels, we require the heel height to be no higher than 2.5'.
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Trump on Thursday said that the measure is causing unnecessary problems for the Tar Heel State.
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Countries and organizations that we view as our adversaries see these platforms as our Achilles' heel.
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The Achilles' heel of today's transistors is the smaller they get, the more they leak electrons.
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The brand's signature cushioning paired with a low-stacked heel make for easy, all-day comfort.
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Upon our return, we find the speckled and ravaged heel of one loaf on the countertop.
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Jack London's novel "The Iron Heel" is usually described as an early example of dystopian fiction.
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While these are definitely no-shows, they may come up a little high on the heel.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story said Alaska Airlines' maximum heel height is four inches.
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It's largely successful in the admirable quest to prevent blisters, heel chafing, and other foot pains.
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"That's the silver lining, I guess," Fihn said, crossing one sling-back heel over the other.
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Clinton, said recently that of all Mr. Trump's vulnerabilities, women may end up his Achilles' heel.
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I thought the early part of the game kind of put us back on our heel.
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And yet despite his "chosen one" position in rap Kendrick does indeed have an Achilles heel.
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Thousands of migrants work in the southern heel of Italy during the summer months, harvesting tomatoes.
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In a show so focused on family, it's appropriate that her Achilles' heel is her children.
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Say goodbye to those sky-high platforms: A d'orsay grandma heel is ideal for dressing up.
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And he knows that, because if he didn't, he wouldn't be playing the heel so willingly.
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The Knicks played without their leading scorer, Tim Hardaway Jr., who had a sore right heel.
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Rather than being called to heel, the state scrambled to adapt to its new status quo.
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Your mother's shoes might not fit properly, or the heel might be too narrow for her.
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Yesterday, just 5,851 votes came out of the boot heel, even as turnout overall was increasing.
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The marshes occupy most of the northwest of the peninsula, which is to say your heel.
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But their Achilles' heel was their weak will to fight — and this shortcoming was never overcome.
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Perhaps Sean, significantly shorter than I remembered, was threatened by the modest heel of my boots?
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He won his second Super Bowl MVP award and secured his legacy as Brady's Achilles' Heel.
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Some of the heel prints tend to drag, implying that they slipped in the shoreline mud.
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The new sales pitch for McGregor and the U.F.C.: Conor the sportsman, not Conor the heel.
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The move was aided by patented shoes with bolts that lodged the heel into the floor.
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The sheepskin shoes, called the Montana, featured a 3.5-inch stiletto heel and a pointed toe.
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With center Clint Capela sidelined by a heel contusion, the Rockets leaned fully into playing small.
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Hindu nationalists in India's governing party have been seeking for years to bring it to heel.
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The president still insists that Mexico will be brought to heel and pay for the wall.
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But Thomas J. Spota, the district attorney in New York's Suffolk County, had an Achilles' heel.
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Trump on Thursday said that the rule is causing unneeded turmoil for the Tar Heel State.
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Hong Kong, a still-vibrant if troubled world city, will be harder to bring to heel.
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The race in the Tar Heel State could determine which party controls the Senate next year.
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On a sunny afternoon, young men and women practise heel-stomping dances in the main square.
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That lack of empathy was, in the eyes of many longtime political observers, Trump's Achilles heel.
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Sweet potatoes generated nearly $2150 million in crop value last year for the Tar Heel State.
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It's also a robust and helpful itemization of the ways Facebook could be brought to heel.
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A large, pink stiletto heel, which doubled as a fountain, towered over guests outside the house.
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Ms. Trump wore a pair of Ivanka Trump Evia block-heel mules, currently available for purchase.
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It was known that Cespedes had long dealt with heel problems, but never to this degree.
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George W. Bush was particularly adept at staffing agencies with regulatory heel draggers, Goodwin told me.
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Katz suffered an injury to his achilles heel while he was training a few weeks ago.
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That's why we're upgrading this casual maxi-dress with a strappy heel in place of white trainers.
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He then contracted MRSA in the operating room, which destroyed the many bone fragments in his heel.
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You could try to make a killing on a fixer-upper in a down-at-heel suburb.
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After years of heel dragging, Nintendo finally opened itself up to the smartphone world in late-2016.
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Analysts say ramped up rules to bring polluting factories to heel will add to the price pressures.
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In fact, after releasing the heel protectors, they churned out another ingenious shoe accessory — the Blister Blocker.
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This particular style boasts a deep heel cup for added stability and the brand's signature foam construction.
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And unlike the popular high heel version, these provide all the style without any of the discomfort.
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The two-time All-Star was limited to 38 games in 2018 due to the heel issues.
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The investment bank generates about half of Deutsche Bank's revenue but is also considered its Achilles heel.
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I've worn the wrong footwear on hikes and ended up with blisters as big as my heel.
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The black Primeknits have a white stripe around the heel reading "SPLY-350" and funky rubber outsoles.
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And she brought back the classic Gaga-esque sky high heel boots to accessorize her entire look.
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I love the happy (yet sophisticated) color scheme, and the one-inch heel makes them completely walkable.
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The class splits into small groups to learn a couple new moves — thrust kicks, palm heel strikes.
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And you have to remember the human body was evolved to carry weight on your heel bone.
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Upon closer inspection, he discovered the outlines of toes and a fleshy heel pad — a sauropod footprint.
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And TBD on whether the shoe is a heel or a heeled sandal (trust us, it matters).
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He contracted MRSA in the operating room and it destroyed the many bone fragments in his heel.
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Last year at Memphis' Goner Fest, the duo met Gary Daniels from Columbus Ohio label Heel Turn.
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I have a daily uniform: jeans and a loose-fitting top with sandals or a low heel.
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Whether your Achilles' heel is UTIs or something entirely different, accepting it is a helpful first step.
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"The Achilles heel of young people in particular is breaking their budget on going out," says Yarrow.
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I love the idea of wearing suits and a heel to my gallery exhibitions and DJ sets.
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There's a version of this story where Google plays the good guy, the face to Facebook's heel.
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Just ask Lee Desrosiers of Brooklyn's Achilles Heel, who knows a thing or two about outdoor cooking.
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Stagger your feet so your back toe is in line with the heel of your front foot.
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Her "Memphis" style features a heel with a ball and square stiletto, and sells for about $100.
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"Our defense and our turnovers have been kind of our Achilles&apos heel so far," Curry said.
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We're waiting to hear back from Facebook's High Heel Mom before dipping our toes into this one.
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And don't even get us started on that 12″ high heel-less footwear she's so fond of.
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Russell Simmons is the latest powerful man to be brought to heel under allegations of sexual assault.
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The app divides the bottom of the foot into sectors: heel, toe and left and right sides.
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If it's just that little plastic heel cap on the bottom, it should only be $5-$10.
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Veteran Damien Wilkins started in place of Bojan Bogdanovic, who was out with an Achilles heel injury.
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Before a run, do a dynamic warm-up such as power walking, heel kicks or knee-ups.
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The "deep flex grooves" and carbon rubber heel give the HOVR Infinite a springy feel when running.
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He was in Chiefs camp but has not practiced since injuring his right heel on Aug. 11.
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And, to be completely honest, its super-comfortable low heel makes them all the more worth it.
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Phillies shortstop Jean Segura left the game in the middle of the fourth because of heel soreness.
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The plucky hero has lost his magical weapon, the Keyblade, to his best friend gone heel, Riku.
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A few months before that, she posted a topless selfie while wearing thigh-high high heel boots.
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In other words, Mirra played the role of the heel well, and was therefore easy to dislike.
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"The very mutations that cause cancer turn out to be its Achilles heel," Rosenberg told the BBC.
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Try a bold earring or statement necklace or even a cool heel or fun clutch with embellishments!
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If you were a top heel in the WWF, odds are you shared some connection to Heenan.
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Basically, these folks say, Iran must be completely brought to heel, effectively forced to be a lapdog.
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Blood rained down on the punters but there was no Achilles heel to be found or exposed.
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But inflation, a holdover from the previous government's habit of printing money, has remained Argentina's Achilles heel.
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"I didn't have toes, and my heel was basically burnt off," she says of her left foot.
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It first appeared as "heel," like the back of your foot or, in wrestling slang, a villain.
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He was in Chiefs camp but has not practiced since injuring his right heel on Aug. 215.
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Anger stirred up a winning turnout in the depressed, down-at-heel cities of England (see article).
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Last month Levy said the hybrid debt is an "Achilles heel", making EDF's balance sheet more fragile.
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The calcaneal fat pad keeps the bone from abrading the skin on the underside of the heel.
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Typically, patients with plantar fasciitis will feel pain directly at the heel (where it touches the ground).
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Bust out those jeans and high heel emojis - Venmo is about to change your online shopping game.
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He then jostled for a dominant position on the mat and went to work on the heel.
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" He also said that outside information, not US military threats, could be Kim Jong Un's "Achilles heel.
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The cupped heel also keeps me from sliding around, which I appreciate when my feet get sweaty.
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This unique pair was released in Japan in 2011 and features a Japanese character on the heel.
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"Essentially, it led to a couple different surgeries: eye surgery, heel cord surgery, hamstring surgery," he said.
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But the move infuriated conservative Trump loyalists back home in the Tar Heel State, and conservative Rep.
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" He added: "The Achilles heel remains the size of the government as well as labor market flexibility.
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This Retro model was released in Japan in 2011 and features a Japanese character on the heel.
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However, the rubber lugs are placed under the heel and forefoot — areas that see the most impact.
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Reviewers at MooseJaw lauded the Mountaineer for its excellent bindings and good heel lift while climbing uphill.
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The latest kicks include, loafers, slides, and even a cactus platform heel (yes, you read that right).
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While on the ice for her the free skate routine, Zagitova balanced in an impressive heel stretch.
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And Reggie Wilson/Fist and Heel Performance Group will head to the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Panama.
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The food of Puglia (the heel of Italy's boot) is what it is because of Arab influence.
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He mostly wants to hurt people, which is exactly what a monster heel should want to do.
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For investors, GSK's fat dividend - currently yielding 5.7 percent - is both a lure and an Achilles heel.
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"Immigration is their Achilles' heel; it's why [Republicans] will never be able to win elections," Bardella said.
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He will likely die relatively soon, still regarded as a heel by most who know his name.
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I woke up, had a little bit of pain in my heel, but I went and skated.
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The minimalist silhouette, crisp white laces, and unmistakable colored heel detail seemed to be everywhere you looked.
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The Clippers' main Achilles' heel over the past few years hasn't been Jordan, Paul, Griffin, or Redick.
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Everybody wants to think I was just playing, turning heel or whatever, it was just real emotion.
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Just like Hilary's, they feature a sleek silhouette, a pointed-toe front, and sensible mid-height heel.
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"I didn't wear my high heel shoes/'Cause I couldn't be taller than you," Ms. Ballerini laments.
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"Electricity is the Achilles' heel for North Korea," said Lee Jong-heon, an energy analyst in Seoul.
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Their first date was at the annual High Heel Drag Queen Race on 17th Street in Washington.
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Joel, meanwhile, emerges as more weak and lost than despicable; he's a heel, but an Achilles one.
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The design is crafted from stretch suede fabric and features a tie-back detail and block heel.
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Mark Pellington's "Nostalgia" is the kind of heartfelt wallow that you feel like a heel for attacking.
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That could either help bring the government to heel or produce a serious challenge to the eurozone.
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Did they truly believe the F.T.C. consent decree in 2011 was enough to bring Facebook to heel?
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For the latest installment of Make T Something, Paul Andrew pays tribute to an iconic high heel.
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" But, he added, the artwork revealed "a vulnerable place for Robin's character — it was his Achilles heel.
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For the next week or so, I walked around Cork with that tiny sliver in my heel.
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For 10,000 years, they hunted around in my heel for the sliver as I lay there screaming.
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"In the first opening 'finale' of Marc's show Gigi's heel broke," longtime Jacobs stylist Katie Grand explained.
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The waitress just sucks her teeth, turns on her heel and huffs away before we can respond.
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Donnelly once competed in the race while dealing with a painful heel condition known as plantar fasciitis.
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Just got clipped on the heel, but he's holding his head like it was a sword wound.
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Four Questions The name Steve Madden is practically synonymous with high-heel shoes and thigh-high boots.
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With winter arriving next month in South America, the outbreak will most likely be brought to heel.
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He'll also urge Tar Heel State residents to cast early ballots ahead of the Saturday state deadline.
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Weensy Beckham, once photographed on a treadmill desk in a needle heel, had come to my rescue.
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He starts banging the heel of his palms together with each word; the light bulb flicking on.
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NOTES: Kings starting F Rudy Gay was ruled out for Thursday's game with a left heel contusion.
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Collins said it was "very frustrating" that the heel pain popped up despite the Mets' cautious efforts.
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Hers were a pair of soft pink satin slides with a barely-there heel embellished with pearls.
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Watson's Achilles' heel during the regular season was the interception, but he threw none in this game.
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In his view, Vassilev is being railroaded by a corrupt system that should be brought to heel.
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You are a likely candidate for callus, which you do have at the back of the heel.
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But when it comes to restructuring the debt, this little detail could be an important Achilles' heel.
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Her arms ached, and she had blisters where heel and instep met the straps of her sandals.
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This model has light cushioning in the heel for hiking or long days standing or walking anywhere.
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The crossover between sneaker and wedge seemed to be more about giving you height without the heel.
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For instance, check out the D-pad and actual (pressable!) buttons at the heel of each shoe.
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Open a wine bottle by standing it in a shoe and whacking the heel against a wall.
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On any given day, at least one of the shopping team members is probably wearing this heel.
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The Daily Tar Heel, an independent newspaper at UNC, reported that Little was present at yesterday's action.
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For Gucci's resort show, Alessandro Michele accessorized many of his maximalist looks with beribboned mid-heel pumps.
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I mean, if you can't dismantle patriarchy, you may as well stick a heel through its foot.
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These stacked-heel loafers in navy patent leather put a fashion-forward spin on the masculine style.
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A giant red, gold and silver crystal-encrusted stiletto heel accompanied those who spoke at the lectern.
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He said he remembered seeing a high heel come out of the van and kick the officer.
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Nike launched the LD 1000, a running shoe with a "dramatically flared heel," in its early days.
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It's a lesson Democrats learned in 2016 when voter turnout ended up being a major Achilles' heel.
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Then, as Pelosi began talking, Trump turned on his heel and walked back to the Oval Office.
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I lifted my foot to find a rusty bobby pin stuck about two centimeters into my heel.
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Grimsby, on England's east coast, is so down-at-heel that Sacha Baron Cohen set a film there.
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One of our favorite styles are these metallic block heel booties that are on sale for only $59.99!
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Magic SG Evan Fournier is shooting 34.9 percent in four games since returning from a heel injury. 2.
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THESE SKY-HIGH LEOPARD STRIPESLaces, leopard print, and a really high heel – Kendall's VS rehearsal shoes have everything.
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The actress's Achilles' heel just may lie in sports, according to her Big Little Lies costar Reese Witherspoon.
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X-rays on Pachulia's heel were negative, but he was scheduled for an MRI exam on Wednesday nonetheless.
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A chunky heel is your best bet — and of course, no festival look is complete without killer sunnies.
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Targets: hamstrings How to do it: Step forward with right foot, placing heel on floor to flex foot.
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A tied heel closure is a design detail that we love — icing on this comfortable, foot-friendly cake.
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Neymar broke through Mexico&aposs stern resistance by setting up the opener when his back-heel released Willian.
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The sun rose behind the Heel Stone, which traditionally marks the spot on the horizon for the sunrise.
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And adding a sexy little heel is also a fun way to dress up the look she adds.
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Not one to be outdone, Kylie, 18, picked shiny, black latex Kurt Geiger boots with a chunky heel.
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In 2017 Balenciaga sent high heel Crocs down the runway (which are still available to buy for $679).
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Feldstein's heel is literally stuck on a swivel chair or else she would still be chasing me down.
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Ashton is a mildly sympathetic figure, as she tries to get out from under her boss' spiked heel.
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Like a disgruntled Mister Tibbs, I've seen my dad use his badge to make racist white men heel.
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Achilles tendinitis involves swelling and pain in the tissues that connect the lower leg muscles to the heel.
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That has electrified his Hindu-nationalist supporters, who want Kashmir, India's only Muslim-majority state, brought to heel.
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So today, one heel at a time, I am changing the face of Africa as we know it.
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Paired with a nude heel and statement bag, this look keeps you polished and avoids thigh-chafe. 3.
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"I'll have an occasional glass of champagne, and I really have trouble resisting chocolate – definitely an Achilles' heel!"
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The party leader's apparent inability to bring the regional branch to heel drew fire in the German press.
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It wasn't a successful undertaking, but he took them home that night and, miraculously, replaced the heel tip.
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In Britain David Lloyd George brought the House of Lords to heel in order to pass welfare legislation.
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Threat actors are acutely aware of this "Achilles' heel" of cloud computing and are salivating to exploit it.
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You're going to see action that sort of makes the tech companies come to heel a little bit.
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However, its Achilles' heel of the devices is that they eventually stop working because their batteries aren't replaceable.
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Musk took that call from the Gigafactory, the site of the Model 3's current production Achilles' heel.
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We can't name a single congressman, no matter their age or heel height, who could do the same.
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But since we're working with a commoner's budget, here's a few less expensive heel options inspired by Kate.
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The trigger was Mr. Browne's custom of adding metal taps to his shoes, on both toe and heel.
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Efforts aimed at college campuses The key to winning the Tar Heel State, Steyer said, is young people.
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Plus, they won't distract from a stylish outfit, but they are far from a boring normal strappy heel.
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She skipped the padded version for a high-fashion-approved high heel (complete with cute peep-toe detail).
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In 2017 Balenciaga sent high heel Crocs down the runway (which are still available to buy for $679).
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Although probably unintentional, the success of this year's Material is also its Achilles' heel: chaos, color, and disorder.
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I always found Achilles Heel had more in common with your debut, It's Hard to Find a Friend.
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Whereas space has long been America&aposs technological edge, it is increasingly seen as its Achilles&apos heel.
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Maxwell asked me to take nine heel-to-toe steps along a line of tape on the floor.
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Compounding the UN's predicament, longstanding critics in the House and Senate are determined to bring it to heel.
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Ana Lúcia, a public affairs specialist in Rio de Janeiro, said that could be Mr. Barbosa's Achilles' heel.
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"Charging is really the Achilles' heel of the battery electric," said Devin Lindsay, principal analyst at IHS Automotive.
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Also, we made the heel so it wasn't super high so that it could be easy to wear.
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The whole heel lies flat in the 2017 version, having the subtle slope that the '90s version had.
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Burgos showed a couple of nice "Larkin kicks," slamming the heel in on a step to the body.
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In a brief run in the AWA, he ran afoul of Colonel DeBeers, a pro-apartheid Afrikaner heel.
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It'll seriously inspire you to dress up — and maybe not shy away from a pointed-toe kitten heel.
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It's good heel work, but more important, the loss to Banks after so long made for good storytelling.
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Take a look at this beautiful round kick against Benson Henderson: And now again, focusing on Pettis' heel.
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The sneakers also look scuffed in the back, and feature a square of duct tape behind the heel.
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Then, isolate the outer butt cheek, and pulse the heel up 10 times while activating your glute muscles.
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But the race has tightened in recent months as the presidential nominees focus on the Tar Heel State.
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Plantar fasciitis This is irritation of the tendon-like cord that runs from the foot to the heel.
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In the Tar Heel State, the median income per household is $48,256, which falls below the national average.
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Rudy Gay added 284 points for the Spurs in his second game since returning from a sore heel.
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She makes you feel the vitality and texture of each part of the foot — instep, toes, sole, heel.
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"This film is about the Achilles' heel of capitalism," Mr. Jones says at the opening of the film.
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Trump received four draft deferments from Vietnam War for going to college, and one time for heel spurs.
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Other magazines and newspapers brought to heel by officialdom have either closed down or survived as tepid replicas.
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A chunky wooden heel, soft leather upper, and simple silhouette make these a classic and highly versatile style.
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On Thursday, Britney Spears took to Instagram with a photo of a snakeskin heel designed by Christian Louboutin.
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Still under construction, the structure is some 17 meters (55.77 ft) tall at the highest point, the heel.
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Instead of having the Jumpman logo on the heel plate, they replaced it with the Nike Air logo.
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My feet were swimming in space, particularly at the heel, which continued to come up as I walked.
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Even before he'd stepped off the plane in Singapore, Pompeo had been critical of Pyongyang's apparent heel-dragging.
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You can't throw a heel anywhere in Lower Manhattan this Thursday without hitting a "viewing party" promo sign.
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Harry Kane and Jamie Vardy, each with marvelous back-heel improvisations, scored the first two goals for England.
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Yet his back-to-the-future encounter with his sensational and melodramatic past might become his Achilles' heel.
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Halloween traditions today, like the drag queen high heel race in Washington, DC, are offshoots of this legacy.
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If you were building a wrestling heel based on a college basketball coach, he would BE Rick Pitino!
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Getting your foot in takes a bit of maneuvering and some tugging at the loop on the heel.
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That has been their Achilles heel, and they will have to deal with the Syracuse 2-3 zone.
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Give me the answer and how you're going to bring North Korea to heel without starting a war.
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Diving for his patented heel hook submission, Palhares met his maker in the elbows and fists of Meek.
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They're lightly textured, with a reinforced heel and toe for support, as well as a slip control footbed.
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And what really is the Achilles' heel of the Democratic brand is that we look elitist and judgmental.
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He rebounded by easily heel hooking another fighter in Pancrase and then he met the 4-0 Suzuki.
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That matters in an era when water threatens to be the Achilles' heel of US thermal power plants.
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With a few strokes of his quill, Tywin quashed a battlefield opponent and brought two kingdoms to heel.
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I was in Matera, an ancient city of about 22,2000 people, perched on top of Italy's high heel.
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But it's worth remembering that Swift never quite chose to make a heel turn in the first place.
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A faction in the bureau advocated a strategy of hyperaggressive enforcement lawsuits to bring the industry to heel.
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Three of the spikes are tightly bunched in the heel area, giving you extra traction for generating power.
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Peru held the ball in the danger zone forever and finally settled for a back-heel by Guerrero.
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The full-knit fabrication provides seamless, socklike comfort with leather heel details and a hand-painted gradient sole.
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Earlier this month, Yoenis Cespedes felt his left heel barking in pain, as it has in the past.
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They're built to be worn in the usual way or else with the back crushed beneath the heel.
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Feeling sparky, some show-goers even wore two completely different styles (with the same heel height, of course).
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His heel drops for only two-hundredths of a second — the equivalent of an inch — before rising again.
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In May, at Fredericksburg, a small iron ball from a Confederate artillery round struck him in the heel.
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The injury, common among distance runners, can cause piercing pain along the arch and heel of the foot.
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Depending on where you use it, the headset's reliance on the 2.4GHz band can be its Achilles' heel.
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A bigger challenge looms on Friday as they confront their demons in the foursomes, their traditional Achilles heel.
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It should immediately heel the rogue watchdog that is harming the very people it is supposed to protect.
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Even Michael Jordan, a Tar Heel in the 1980s, was born in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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The report also dissects what Blair characterizes as the US nuclear posture's "Achilles' heel" -- the system's communication network.
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The Spurs were without two key players out with injuries: Pau Gasol (foot) and forward Rudy Gay (heel).
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However, these models are either wedges or do not have the semi-stiletto heel of the new version.
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Just don't make it rain fried rice on anyone, unless you want a lucite heel in your face.
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But unnamed sources told the Tar Heel it was used to give the SCV claim to Silent Sam.
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So you didn't know a pair of socks could offer arch, heel, and shin support and protection, eh?
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As confident as Maduro may appear right now on the political stage, his Achilles Heel remains the economy.
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Though they don't have any sort of stretch by the heel tab, these flats are still exceptionally comfortable.
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Apologies are Clinton's "Achilles heel," according to one adviser in a leaked email about the private server scandal.
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The 2-inch heel is just high enough for an added boost, but still low enough to walk comfortably.
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I like to do things — I'm from New York — so if I'm wearing a heel, it can't stop me!
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As you gently lean forward into a lunge position, your left heel can rise, but keep your toes down.
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Kelly wore a custom pale ivory bridal gown by Galia Lahav, paired with Sam Edelman Yaro Block Heel Sandal.
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Cycling your higher heels with your lower heels is appropriate, so you're not constantly exposed to higher heel height.
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Lower left leg, stepping forward with left foot and flex right knee, bringing right heel up to touch butt.
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Your Google, Microsoft, Apple, WhatsApp, and even Signal accounts all have an Achilles' heel — the same one, in fact.
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"I told him that&aposs nonsense, turned on my heel, and continued into the restroom," Clymer wrote on Facebook.
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Each pack you purchase contains three sizes of Solemates protectors — narrow, classic, and wide — to accommodate different heel types.
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Harper also pulled Canada out of the Kyoto treaty and became a notorious heel dragger at international climate talks.
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The boy also had two large lesions on the back of each heel that were consistent with pressure ulcers.
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You'd never know the shoe was even special without seeing its LED lighting arrays in the sole and heel.
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Like a true heel, Trump attacked the audience at the ABC debate, claiming it was packed with Republican hacks.
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The heel is also beveled slightly at the sole, so it "looks as fast as it feels," Nuelle says.
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Before Monday's action, McCrory repeatedly said his response to the Justice Department would resonate beyond the Tar Heel state.
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Should Russia try to bring him to heel, Mr Assad is signalling he has other friends to turn to.
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The OnePlus 220T's Achilles' heel is its mediocre camera, and the Honor View 220 sidles up right alongside it.
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The idea is to take what I know as a podiatrist and discreetly infuse it in the high heel.
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The wooden heel also clicks on hard floors, so don't wear these on days you need to stay covert.
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If that wasn't enough to bring the Iranians to heel, he said, then the US should nuke Iran's capital.
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Having casually slouched into its role as a restaurant, Achilles Heel won't be everyone's idea of a dinner destination.
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Perhaps Bloodline's true Achilles heel isn't the show itself, but how its audience has grown accustomed to consuming it.
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Due to hammer toe issues (thanks, competitive dance career!) I can't wear shoes that don't have complete heel coverage.
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If Amazon were to throw its hat in the ring for live wrestling rights, it wouldn't be turning heel.
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What I didn't love was the execution, and how out of nowhere everything felt involving Dom's face-heel turn.
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This not only mimics your curves, but the shortened hem elongates your legs without the help of a heel.
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Kim famously got her stiletto heel in the door of high society by being Paris Hilton's assistant and friend.
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There was also a small pressure sensor right on the heel of the shoe (used to activate the system).
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"The standard height of a heel that is considered to be very high is 110," clarifies stylist Nicole Chapoteau.
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The camera is seen as the Essential Phone's weakest feature and the Achilles Heel of the bezel-less device.
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Ring Convertible Crossbody Bag, $69; Admirer High Heel Sandals, $793; Striped Button-Front Dress, $60 Dressed Down: Buy It!
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I don't really know anything about punching or kicking or knee bars or heel hooks, or whatever they're called.
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Brought up in Waterlooville, a down-at-heel corner of Hampshire, she now represents Portsmouth, a struggling seaside city.
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They were seven-inch heel-less glitter Mary-Janes, if that even makes sense; Lady Gaga-like psycho shit.
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And even with that advantage, it wasn't enough for Obama to win the Tar Heel State against Mitt Romney.
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If you're like me, pretty much every text convo involves at least one high-heel shoe, rainbow, or unicorn.
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Clockwise from left to right: Tory Burch blouse, $400; handbag, $800; block heel pumps, $400 Gigi x Tommy Hilfiger
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Kenneth Kennedy, a senior policy adviser for ICE, has called the loophole "the Achilles heel" of the Tariff Act.
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