He's now a bounty hunter, and hitches a ride with
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One of Zuma's recent judicial hitches stems from that decision.
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I have three Stewart Hitches that I bought from him.
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Technical hitches weren't all the team had to worry about.
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Of course, there are many potential hitches in Gett's bigger business.
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Dance phrases seem to acquire extra beats, bumps, hitches, and uglinesses.
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They can try their hand at rolling hitches and Englishman's double knots.
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"The fact is there is a large number of hitches," he said.
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Sometimes, he hitches a ride on the back of a flying ant.
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She hitches a ride to the embassy with her hairdresser and coke dealer.
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The stints—or "hitches," as they're known in the industry—vary in length.
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Even the original Woodstock of 1969 didn't go off without some serious hitches.
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Zoom has a few other privacy hitches that you should be aware of.
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Studies have shown that many substances can be taken during pregnancy without any hitches.
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The strain hitches a ride on a satellite and devastates a New Mexico town.
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The group's telecoms business had encountered regulatory hitches in its own application for the licence.
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It's Jughead who hitches a ride with the stranger for $18 (his last few dollars).
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And the occasional hitches in his voice: Could those be nerves or swells of emotion?
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What buyers may actually be more concerned about now is the chance of logistical hitches.
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Now, the movie enters post-production and even then, the process hasn't been without hitches.
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There are a few hitches in the service, like the fact that there isn't an app.
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Once carried out with minor hitches, these warriors lose interest and regress into whiny, petulant children.
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John Travolta takes off his shoes, hitches up his pants, and saunters over to face Uma Thurman.
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Unpredictable hitches in the action on both PC and PS4 are by far the most frustrating offender.
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A polar bear mother with a cub hitches a ride in Wapusk National Park in Manitoba, Canada.
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And then I was becoming self-conscious about my bad arm, and introducing fatal hesitations and hitches.
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The amount of data on each save point was ridiculous, which meant we had these little hitches.
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All of which means our unbridled consumerism hitches a ride on some of the dirtiest vehicles on earth.
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After Rachel hitches a ride from the Mormon boy Harlan, she arrives in the middle of the night.
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Conking out without a hitch — or with as few hitches as possible — will always get our ardent approval.
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But when the production hitches a ride on the astonishing craft of the original, it is often thrilling.
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Scientists have also developed theoretical models for knots at larger scales, like the hitches that bind ropes to poles.
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Here "the line of least resistance" became gorgeous: a fascinating chain sequence of hitches, ripples, shimmies, hops, knee bends.
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Sayal said he expected the evacuation to end before evening if there were no hitches and matters proceeded normally.
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Lovelife was probably the easiest record to make, without hitches or personality problems; whereas Split and Spooky were quite difficult.
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A smartphone app developed specifically for registering results and largely untested before being deployed, encountered major hitches during the caucus.
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The track is withdrawn and the robot hitches a ride on the blades as these are rotated manually by technicians.
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The list of potential hitches is almost infinite, given the wide variety of disabilities and experiences that come with them.
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To escape, Dent hitches a ride off Earth into space, only to be tossed out, mid-trip, into the galaxy.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNCharlottesville RiotsKaty Perry Hitches Ride With Orlando BloomDeadpool 2: Stunt Person KilledEvelyn Lozada: I'm Keeping $1.4 Mil Ring!
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A year ago, Ford was just starting production of the aluminum model, working out hitches in the new manufacturing process.
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For now, that's a fifth-wheel camper that hitches to the back of a truck and bounces over freeway bumps.
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This tired little blue bird avoids all responsibilities it has and hitches a ride on a very cool, unaffected cat.
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She hitches the rifle against her shoulder again, an unintended movement to try to twitch the thoughts out of her mind.
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No one was harmed in the incident and the tiger's capture went off without any major hitches, local media reports said.
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But Mr. Wakefield noted that working out bottlenecks and hitches in auto production often isn't as straightforward as it could appear.
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He has been prone to technical hitches over the years, and had some nasal-toned phrases and occasional tightness on Friday.
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It's because although they are hitches upon first look, there are reasons why things like this are left in the puzzles.
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As part of its response to the production hitches, PSA said it was drafting in workers from other French manufacturing sites.
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The aftermarket organization's members are a diverse group, producing everything from in-car air fresheners to roof racks and trailer hitches.
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To get to Facebook's Menlo Park office, King hitches a ride with friend with a pilot's license who works at Google.
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One of the diplomats who spoke to Izvestia, however, warned that Kim, as an "impulsive person," could cause last-minute hitches.
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He / hitches fingertips to keys, hauls Dixie / slowly out of the battered upright's teeth / like a worksong dragged across cotton fields . . .
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The session inside the parliament building completed its formal business — focused on swearing in the new legislators — without any major hitches.
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G-Sync, compared to V-Sync used in a traditional display, minimizes screen tearing and other graphical hitches without increasing input lag.
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It also addresses an issue with shader caching, which was causing lots of visual hitches, even for those with high-spec PCs.
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Financial close of the loan for the coal-powered station was delayed two months, just one of many hitches for the project.
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Ms. Sanggul, Mr. Tarip's wife, often claws at the veil around her head and hitches up her dress to air her legs.
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"Fixed NPCs not blinking" the patch notes unceremoniously read, alongside a trio of other bugs about missing sounds and saved game hitches.
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And even though the birth went off without any serious hitches, the conversation surrounding Tristan's infidelity isn't going to get off as easily.
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And if Tesla can overcome the hitches in its Model 3 production, analysts predict that legacy automakers will have even more to fear.
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Frightened Hawk Hitches a Ride in a Taxi to Escape Hurricane Harvey It's not just domesticated animals who are spooked by the storm.
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The hitches go behind the eye of a standard hook or through the thin plastic tubes that make some salmon flies resemble minnows.
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Yet despite the hitches, Rountree believes the company's policy of allocating significant funding to R&D will see Roche through the bumpy waters.
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The votes in Jakarta and scores of other regions in the world's third-largest democracy were peaceful and mostly running without hitches, police said.
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A source close to the matter said the decision was a signal that the review of the deal was moving ahead without any hitches.
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And a lot can go wrong, especially in the early days, if a founder hitches their ambitions to the wrong set of management principles.
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Pros: Cons: How it works: A portion of your ashes — or, in some cases, DNA from hair or saliva — hitches a ride into space.
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Flight BA 422 departed London for Valencia on August 5 without any apparent hitches but as it descended, the cabin suddenly filled with smoke.
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You then take your treatment plan to your general practitioner and, assuming they don't object either, they'll give you your prescriptions without any hitches.
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This is not a woman who hitches her star to a man, no matter how babe-ly James McAvoy looks as a punk rock bandit.
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After that, temporarily displaced residents will have an eight-day window to move back to their homes—just in case there are any unforeseen hitches.
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This robo-apple then hitches a ride with other apples in the wild and allows shippers to assess what happens to their fruit in transit.
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One old-timer hitches up his horse at a gas station as if he was hitting up the local saloon in some dusty frontier town.
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My breath hitches, not from the smell of manure but just from a sort of vertigo as I come to terms with the vast unboundedness.
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Sarah Palin's selection as Senator John McCain's running mate shocked the political world in 2008, and the rollout of her candidacy came with many hitches.
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Our drifter-grifter hero, Nomi Malone, hitches into Las Vegas in a tied-off floral shirt, bad pale jeans and a black fringed leather jacket.
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One weekend he loads family and their sloshing solo cups into a tattered canoe, hitches it to his truck and rips through the snowy fields.
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The elections in the capital, alongside scores of other regional polls in the world's third-largest democracy, were peaceful and mostly running without hitches, police said.
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Performance seemed fine in my brief time using the ZenBook Pro Duo, without any hiccups or hitches even when running an intensive video editing software demo.
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And some design hitches with the open world and co-op make it difficult to see the new entry as anything more than a lukewarm experiment.
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It is now party after party for Mnangagwa and his friends because he is provided with free whisky, supplied without any hitches and in great quantity.
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Things inevitably get messy after a few generous wine pours, however, leading to major hitches in the schedule and some unresolved tensions rising to the surface.
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The whole process was seamless, and I didn't hit any hitches, which is impressive since smart devices occasionally have trouble connecting or require lengthy firmware updates.
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"We do not know the extent of the duration of the virus, nor do we know what hitches we may hit along the way," she wrote.
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"We do not know the extent of the duration of the virus, nor do we know what hitches we may hit along the way," she wrote.
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They also mark further hitches in the protracted reboot of Japan's nuclear sector, which was shut down in the wake of the Fukushima disaster of 2011.
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"What was shown was nothing more than working hitches in extraordinarily risky but effective operations which achieved their main aims," Frolov wrote in Russia's Republic magazine.
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We're often running devices in beta mode without coming across any hitches but don't send us any angry emails if pre-release updates should bork your smartphone.
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No one who hitches their wagon to Donald Trump does so without getting a little mud on them, and often they suffer a lot worse than that.
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But we are working on this, as you see quite calmly, without any hitches... and this is the line of our reaction to unfriendly actions towards Russia.
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The challenges were not restricted to the hedonistic bent of much of the cast and crew though and an array of other hitches had to be overcome.
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A few hitches: It'll cost $10 billion if everything goes to plan, and we'll probably have to be O.K. with the first people to go up possibly dying.
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Knots are useful in everyday life and specific kinds of knots are suitable for specific tasks — bowlines, cleats, hitches and nooses all hold things together in different ways.
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Though there were some bumps on the way — including exasperated tweets from those helping to put the Summit together — the event began on Saturday without any visible hitches.
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An all-girl rock trio touring through the desert gets a flat tire and hitches a ride with an odd-mannered couple, who invite them to spend the night.
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At this year's CES the company partnered with Pandora, crafting a massive speaker system that hitches to the back of an URB-E to become a mobile party patrol.
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Gruden builds his offense around Waller, designing myriad plays for him both short (flats, sticks, hitches, screens, drags, even a jet sweep) and intermediate/deep (corners, seams, double moves).
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Sony is pursuing audiophiles, collectors, and connoisseurs with its new PS-HX500 turntable, a carefully crafted machine that hitches the company's "hi-res audio" wagon to comparatively ancient technology.
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The issues with the Queensland order - ranging from braking problems to driver visibility and disability access - come on top of other hitches that have weighed on Bombardier's rail division.
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And not just in the business but also in the world, and Tarantino hitches his wagon to Rick Dalton, a guy who is not ready for change at all.
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The hitches, Martha, they didn&apost invite any international experts or analysts observers to confirm their claims when asked about whether they might do it in the future they said.
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The most cheerfully frantic moment of Michael Bublé's Carpool episode has to be the "scat battle" that ensues when Corden's dad hitches a lift with his saxophone (6:20 below).
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The crew hitches a ride on a supply ship to get into the station, while Alex is planning to hold back with the Roci and pick them up when it's time.
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Hitches in the road Despite the decline in hostilities, the much-needed humanitarian relief to half a dozen areas under siege, principally rebel-held parts of Aleppo, has yet to materialize.
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Although admired for its ability to conduct the polls with few hitches, the ECI came under pressure from opposition parties in recent months for the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs).
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Licensing hitches haven't been an issue with previous tournaments, as the Batmobile has been seen all over the RLCS and other events—but now it potentially affects future Rocket League competition.
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November 2019: Caught out by a last-minute switch of location for U.N. climate talks from Chile to Spain, Thunberg hitches a ride on a catamaran boat crossing back to Europe.
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Previous attempts to vote on a bill have flopped, largely due to quorum hitches where MPs have failed to be present, and there is a fear that this could happen again.
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WATCH THIS: Seal Hitches Ride on Whale-Watching Boat to Avoid Whales Cruise lines have only been stopping in Cuba since 2016, when former President Obama removed travel restrictions to the island.
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Although admired for its ability to conduct the polls with few hitches, the ECI has come under pressure from opposition parties in recent months for the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs).
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More graphically intensive games like Rise of the Tomb Raider similarly had no issues, and even a network taxing round of Battlefield 1's 64-player online multiplayer ran without any hitches.
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There are hitches: not all the tech works as planned right off the bat, and the first reports are false alarms from people checking on whether Reeves is serious about his project.
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If confirmed, that could see 737 MAX aircraft back in the air in some markets as early as the summer, the person said, barring further hitches or surprises in the ongoing review.
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He hitches a ride to the campus, and when the black driver giving him a lift is pulled over and then arrested for, in essence, driving while black, Elwood gets arrested too.
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Flight BA 422 departed from London Heathrow Airport on August 5 without any apparent hitches, but as it descended to its destination in Valencia, Spain, the cabin suddenly filled with grey smoke.
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Mr. Musk said Tesla had developed a new automated production line that would be installed in the Gigafactory in March, easing hitches in supplying batteries to its assembly plant in Fremont, Calif.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Technical hitches limited the death tolls in three suicide attacks in Saudi Arabia but the apparent coordination of the blasts suggests jihadis have the tools to sustain their bombing campaign.
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We reduced the number of save points because we knew people hated the hitches; but then the save points were thin on the ground, and the community really wasn't hot on that.
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The founder of SpaceX and Tesla Motors thinks this could be possible within ten years if there are no hitches, though he admits there is a "good chance" of not succeeding that quickly.
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But reports of problems procuring parts for Tesla's older Model X prompted some worries that similar hitches could bedevil the Model 3's success, and put the brakes on Tesla's soaring share price.
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But in this success lies a peril: a "done deal" mentality that diverts attention to other priorities, treats implementation as a mere technical or bureaucratic exercise, and fails to remedy its inevitable hitches.
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Armed with nothing more than a GoPro and a borderline-reckless appetite for danger, urban explorer and YouTuber DyingLlama hitches a ride on a double-decker London bus in the most literal way possible.
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But many of the new policies come with hitches: They may apply only to claims of harassment and assault, and not to claims of discrimination, retribution, and hostile work environment that often accompany harassment.
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Fox's live telecast of the classic musical required a lot of moving parts to work seamlessly, and while there were some hitches in the plan (namely, the weather forecast), the end product was still impressive.
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The potential hitches stem from U.S. restrictions on financial transactions with Iran still in place despite the lifting of international sanctions against the country in 2016 following its nuclear deal with world powers, lawyers say.
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Other research in economics shows that career hitches, like taking a break to have a child or graduating from college during a recession, can have long-term consequences for people's earnings, just like plant closings.
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A spate of technical problems at existing reactors, coupled with hitches at reactors under construction, has tarnished EDF's image as a leader in nuclear technology and weighed on its ability to sell nuclear plants abroad.
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"I cannot pull it by hand," said Nas Ahmdi, gesturing to the silver food cart that he hitches each day to his blue S.U.V., which he drives into Midtown Manhattan from his home in New Jersey.
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Actually, the protagonist of the book, "Tying and Fishing the Riffling Hitch," is not even a fully formed knot, but a technique of adding an extra couple of loops, or "hitches," before cinching a knot tight.
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The multitude of films and shows that focus on that narrow band of experience can feel lurid, like the interest of cis audiences hitches solely on the fascination of watching "boy" become "girl" or vice versa.
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Justin Timberlake, Carey Mulligan, and Adam Driver also appear in the film as other singers in the folk scene, and John Goodman has a terrifying turn as a cokehead jazzman with whom Llewyn hitches a ride.
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Under government pressure, Fiat Chrysler recalled 1.56 million 2002-07 Jeep Liberty and 1993-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVs in June 2013 to address fire risks and agreed to install trailer hitches to protect the gas tanks.
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WATCH THIS: Seal Hitches Ride on Whale-Watching Boat to Avoid Whales At the time, Weiner was on a triple back-to-back cruise, and had planned to meet up with Cutting's group on a later sailing.
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Dragging the blues out of its "log cabin made of earth and wood," Berry hitches it to the chugging of a steam engine's driving wheels, leaving the languorous rhythms of Delta blues in the rear-view mirror.
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The visa process is expensive: It starts at about $3,21 but becomes significantly pricier when you factor in things like travel, troubled diplomatic relationships between the U.S. and the rest of the world, and other unforeseen hitches.
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While waiting for that strategy to pay off, however, the company has been buffeted by an auto-market slowdown and European car production hitches that last year prompted it to issue two profit warnings in three months.
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One of the things that made Lucchesi so dominant is hisunorthodox pitching motion with all its hitches and pauses combined with a deceptive delivery, makes it difficult for batters to pick up the release point on his pitches.
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After hitches in the Merchant Marine and the Army, he graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees in ancient languages in 1949, but then shifted his career goal, from continuing as a linguistics scholar to joining the Foreign Service.
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The visit has not gone without hitches — on Saturday, thousands of protesters gathered in Hannover to protest a planned free trade agreement between the European Union (EU) and the U.S. known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bankers will work through the night to iron out last minute hitches before Wednesday's launch of a major reform of European Union financial markets that aims to apply lessons from the financial crisis nearly a decade ago.
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OPEC members seem to accept that Libya and Nigeria should be left out of any deal, as the two countries struggle to raise output curtailed by violence, but there are still a number of hitches the group must overcome.
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Every morning before dawn, Diabate hitches his donkey to a cart and sets off on his rounds, going door-to-door to collect household garbage which he delivers to a local waste transfer station for a monthly salary of around $35.
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The company is much less worried about technological hitches at the Western Link project than in the past because tests showed faults so far had been caused by simple mechanical damage during installation, the CEO told Il Sole 2100 Ore.
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Today, during Yahoo's investor call, it also raised the possibility that someone else could buy those stakes after the sale to Verizon, although for now it seems the strategy is more just to get the assets separated without any hitches.
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Because it's not just a simple matter of scaling and adapting what you're already doing; nailing the quarterly earnings process will involve lots of practice and hitches to be ironed out before you can successfully navigate it as a public company.
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Episode 2 - "I Am No Bird, And No Net Ensnares" Welcome to Green Gables: SVU, where Anne fends off a creepy Child Snatcher at the train station (smart), then almost immediately hitches a ride with a strange milkman (girl, no).
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While a series of design hitches and test accidents may end up pushing back this year's maiden launch to 2020, the astronauts voiced trust in the capabilities and safety of the space vehicles being developed through NASA's new commercial partnerships.
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Regional jet makers have been recovering from development hitches in recent years, only to find that demand has now slowed in their main markets in the United States and Europe as predictions of robust orders from Asia have yet to materialize.
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Crew Dragon was slated earlier this year to carry U.S. astronauts to the International Space Station in a first manned test mission in July, although that date slipped until November following the explosion and some other hitches in the vehicle's design.
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Anglers can argue endlessly over whether the hitches should cross atop or below the hook's shank, but Mr. Lee settled the question: They should instead be on whichever side of the fly faces the fisherman when its head is pointed upstream.
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WATCH THIS: Seal Hitches Ride on Whale-Watching Boat to Avoid Whales Packages for the cruise start at $986.69 for an OceanView cabin (based on double occupancy) and go up to $1181.69 for an Aqua Class Deluxe Oceanview Balcony (based on double occupancy).
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The effect of "Andrei Rublev" is elemental; the camera prowls among earth-clogged roots, pursues the flaming torches of pagan roisterers as they run, unclothed, into the embrace of a river, and hitches a breathless ride into the air, in a primitive balloon.
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By kicking off its season in St. Pete, IndyCar hitches its wagon to a hundred-year history of Florida car racing, one that brings to mind Sebring, Nascar and Malcolm Campbell setting speed records on the beaches of Daytona in the late 1920s.
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While I didn't have any trouble getting the game up and running at first, the biggest issue by far for me — and one that appears to be very commonplace — is that the game frequently hitches for upward of three seconds at a time.
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At stake for the Republican Party is whether it embraces a new generation of conservatism, as embodied by Mr. Rubio and Mr. Cruz, the children of Cuban immigrants, or hitches its wagon to a deeply unorthodox, anti-immigrant and politically promiscuous figure like Mr. Trump.
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The exit argument — when it's not just bloviating little-England inanity dosed with anti-immigrant bigotry — is that membership hitches Britain to a stagnant Continent whose most powerful countries are locked in a dysfunctional single-currency system that must lead to ever greater European federalism.
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The unanimous high court vacated a 2018 ruling by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which had revived a potential class action against Parker Drilling Management Services for failing to pay "standby" wages to workers serving 14-day hitches on offshore drilling platforms.
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Jamie Lee Curtis, who made her screen debut in "Halloween," appears as a drifter who hitches a ride into Antonio Bay, while her real mother, Janet Leigh, is dryly comic as one of the town's leading residents, in charge of organizing its centennial celebration.
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The Crew Dragon had been scheduled to carry U.S. astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley to the space station in a test mission in July, although April's accident, as well as some vehicle design hitches, are likely to push that launch to later in the year or into 2020.
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Of course, the fact that you can already do this on iOS points to one of the potential hitches for Sapho: platforms might sweep in to offer similar types of services, and over time companies will update their software, eventually, and those new generations of software will likely come with notifications built in.
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The trick of the entire episode is that we're lead to believe Rafael Solano (Justin Baldoni), now at the height of his relationship with heroine Jane after years of hitches, stops, and her marrying another man, is distant and angry because he might be related to his girlfriend and fiancée-to-be.
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Dantala runs until he can no longer hear the guns, then hitches a ride in the back of a truck and eventually makes his way to a big nearby town, where he is taken in at a mosque that offers free food, a place to sleep and the comfort of communal worship.
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It's a great show of vulnerability to tell one's story to a stranger, and Heyman and Ganje ensure that the complexities of and the hitches in this unfolding of narrative are approximated in our attempts to discern image and text — the viewer as witness must continually reorient to accommodate the intricacies of the story.
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It was cozy and warm inside the tent, and not just because of the temperature: This was a bipartisan crowd of older and younger Bushies and big-ticket Obama backers, many of whom had known one another for ages and had managed to go along to get along, despite a few hitches during the "43" years.
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But if last year was a hazily appealing honeymoon, the earliest returns on Simmons's sophomore season have sometimes felt like the first valley in a marriage that's yet to experience any conflict; an unsettling realization that the notable hitches in his game won't improve anytime soon—he and Philly are officially in this through good times and bad.
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Also, for those times when you want to transition what you see on the phone's smaller exterior screen to the big one inside, Samsung worked with Google to create a multiple UI features such as App Continuity (or Screen Continuity depending on who you're talking too) that allows the phone to seamlessly transition what you see on the outside cover screen to the main display without any extra hitches or delays.
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I fired up a session on the TV with the Stadia Controller while we were just blasting tiny minions, swapped to a desktop with a mouse and keyboard when I needed better aim for a boss fight, and seamlessly resumed the game on a smartphone before walking down the hall to grab a snack — all while playing with a colleague 5,000-plus miles away in London — without any major hitches.
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