The pair walked in hand-in-hand and chatted with fellow attendees in the stands.
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At one point, Kate gently shushed the children as they all walked in hand-in-hand.
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The duo confirmed their relationship in September at Kith's New York Fashion Week show, where they walked in hand-in-hand.
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We want to make sure that African nations work in hand-in-hand with shared goals toward creating EBA-based, clean energy and agro-industrialization.
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When I went back to India ten years later, I reversed that: Everybody seem to be gay because they all walked in hand in hand.
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Second-placed Juventus are two points behind leaders Lazio with a game in hand while Inter are eight behind Lazio with two games in hand.
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Kim and Kanye West walked in hand in hand to celebrate a friend's birthday but ya gotta hand it to her ... her outfit stole the show.
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There I was standing — chalk in hand — humiliated.
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"LGBT rights is going hand in hand with women's rights, it is going hand in hand with religious freedoms for minorities, they are all in slow decline in Indonesia," Harsono said.
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" The two things, he said, "go hand in hand.
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" He responded that the two go "hand in hand.
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" The singer, cigarette in hand, replies: "No, I don't.
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"We've got to realise that there is a global battle for skills under way which goes in hand-in-hand with the innovation battle," Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud told a news conference.
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"We declare, loud and clear, that we will continue our legitimate struggles in hand-in-hand cooperation with the civilized international community until all our demands are fulfilled," Mr. Atta Ullah said.
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The usual practice for big, controversial bills like this is for congressional leaders to ensure they have votes in hand — or at least really close to in hand — before actually taking the vote.
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With all the information in hand, Jane makes her decision.
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That is because diagnosis and treatment go hand in hand.
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The lyrics and music needs to go hand in hand.
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"We work hand in hand with the Mexicans," she said.
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American football and homosexuality haven't historically gone hand in hand.
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Simone, however, gets to Otis first, Carlotta's gun in hand.
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"Pizza and sports go hand in hand," Daniels told CNBC.
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I think the two work pretty much hand in hand.
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CHRISTIANITY and conservation have not always gone hand in hand.
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"I'm looking for the goddess," waxes another, rose in hand.
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Achieving success and making tough decisions go hand in hand.
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Productivity and a good night's rest go hand in hand.
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Another photo shows Harper with Baby and Posh in hand.
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She stepped outside, phone in hand, to call a taxi.
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OK ... but once you've got cash in hand, what then?
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Decision rights often go hand in hand with ownership rights.
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All of these crimes tend to go hand in hand.
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We work literally hand in hand with design and engineering.
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Were met with anger as they protested hand in hand
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I lead the four, hand in hand, into the garden.
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We got Katt after the show ... with Emmy in hand.
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Then, as Jon approaches, Longclaw in hand, he actually smiles.
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That goes hand in hand with what we are doing.
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Buying a car requires proof that one is in hand.
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In Erbil, his phone in hand, he began to cry.
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Where are they standing side by side, hand in hand?
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Mass hysteria and rock 'n' roll go hand in hand.
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Kim Jong Un was photographed with a cig in hand.
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The event is well in hand and coming together beautifully.
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Angie stormed out of the bedroom, cordless phone in hand.
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But with a smartphone in hand, their communication keeps changing.
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Dorsey, microphone in hand, moved on to his next question.
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Or test your luck by asking nicely, tip in hand.
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Wilson ascends the stairs to the throne, contract in hand.
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In fact, if you're smart, they go hand in hand.
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I have pen in hand so now it means something.
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Hand in Hand will host a benefit telethon on Sept.
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He thanked Heller for working "hand in hand" with him.
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Jacqueline arrives at the engagement party, hot corn in hand.
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They were photographed leaving the ceremony together hand in hand.
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Subscriptions and services, of course, go together hand in hand.
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Sneakers, he said, went hand in hand with that culture.
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Fire in the Amazon goes hand in hand with deforestation.
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Can in hand, Kongphan led us up to his studio.
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The Panthers have two games in hand on the Devils.
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I was quickly off to the elevator, key in hand.
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Rackets in hand, the children began marching in place, rhythmically.
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Note that the Speaker has no actual legislation in hand.
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New technologies often go hand in hand with cashless businesses.
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His recent interest in hand cycling has helped him cope.
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Turns out fame and intelligence don't go hand in hand!
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Yes, he has an agenda and his hat in hand.
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To me, teaching moments and travel go hand in hand.
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Here she is leaving the White House, heels in hand.
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Environmental crackdown goes hand in hand with "unofficial" sector crackdown.
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That's why also the album is called Hand in Hand.
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But it goes hand in hand with the outsider thing.
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Maybe a good Samaritan will swoop in, buckets in hand.
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"Robotics and machine learning go hand in hand," he said.
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But simplification and modernization don't automatically go hand in hand.
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But I think those two things go hand in hand.
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With towel in hand, quickly peel skins off using knife.
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Sometimes, the callers have poison in hand as they speak.
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Weather and trouble walk hand in hand in Trethewey's work.
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We were together hand in hand for most of it.
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Biometrics and consumer technology have long gone hand in hand.
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And we think that those things go hand in hand.
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Law and order can go hand in hand with humanity.
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Various purchases in hand, I began moving toward the door.
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Surrounded by danger, Fatherland, we all stand hand in hand.
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As Müller watched, beer in hand, he smiled and giggled.
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We think they call this a "hat in hand" moment.
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With that in hand, drugs and vaccines could be made.
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The Stone Keys in hand, I took a deep breath.
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Panou, an iPad in hand, was focussed on the shoot.
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But their work is there; much evidence is in hand.
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I arrived half an hour early with $5 in hand.
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Cup of coffee in hand: Time to dunk a doughnut.
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Fandom and fanaticism made their historical appearance hand in hand.
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"We'll have to wait," Ms. Hunter said, phone in hand.
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Entire subway car mesmerized by small gizmo clutched in hand.
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HAND IN HAND: A BENEFIT FOR HURRICANE RELIEF 8 p.m.
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The desired album in hand, she returned to her seat.
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Updating the solutions and frameworks should go hand in hand.
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I think those two things absolutely go hand in hand.
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And truth and reality don't necessarily go hand in hand.
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They settled into their seats, popcorn and soda in hand.
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Apocalyptic threats go hand in hand with missile and nuclear development.
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Two days later, Brown met the Brentlinger twins, camera in hand.
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Good old Adrastos the Logician, engaging in hand to hand combat.
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I find that struggle and wisdom usually fall hand in hand.
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"His personality went hand in hand with that outfit," Colon continues.
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Everyone had a phone, either in hand or on the table.
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"The weather and Texas festivals [go] hand in hand," says Afra.
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Empathy and cooperation should go hand in hand in combatting terrorism.
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Welles would no doubt chuckle at these questions, cigar in hand.
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And don't they go hand in hand most times, you know.
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A way to pace things, to keep it all in hand.
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The owner drifted into our orbit, Campari and soda in hand.
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The second was her going over her speech, pen in hand.
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Officer Steve Formica lingered in the doorway, coffee cup in hand.
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I almost ran to the closest Western Union, cash in hand.
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Put in hand'' — but could also be made intentional and productive.
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Jenner, I assume, is already halfway to Cleveland, doctor in hand.
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But pills and nose candy go hand in hand with Hollywood.
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"I believe that those two work hand in hand," she said.
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They also enjoyed a meal together before leaving hand in hand.
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The Bruins have a game in hand on the Red Wings.
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In January, he stayed a full five days, camera in hand.
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VisaBot sticks with applicants until they have their visa in hand.
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But she couldn't get in, despite having her statue in hand.
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But in some scenarios, science and safety go hand in hand.
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For most of us, happiness and confidence go hand in hand.
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Typically, the investigation and remediation go hand in hand, said Whitmore.
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The fashionable family posed for photos with the book in hand.
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He was walking, iPod in hand, be-bopping across the quad.
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These changes just reinforce that it's an exercise in hand gymnastics.
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Diagnosis in hand, the judge dismissed the case on December 9.
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"We know drugs and crime go hand in hand," Sessions said.
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I think he just had that tenth or two in hand.
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So, she walked inside -- wallet in hand -- in search of Cameron.
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With the game in hand, Book also played the fourth quarter.
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Lovato and the majestic animal seem to go hand in hand.
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"The party won't stop until Monday," Pestana said, beer in hand.
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Every soldier hits the battlefield with a tool kit in hand.
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It turns out that the two go together hand in hand.
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I sat there, green juice in hand, starstruck by the musician.
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Tom Cruise is bartending (and scanning the crowd, gun in hand).
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Flashlight in hand, he wastes little time plunging into the depths.
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Being depressed and being maternal don't exactly go hand in hand.
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Martial arts and animals go together—they go hand in hand.
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I flopped down on the couch, plate of food in hand.
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Another report indicated that there were no unsealed indictments in hand.
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"Environmental protection and economic prosperity go hand in hand," Trump added.
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Staged as part of the Script in Hand play-reading series.
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By the next morning, Hastings had the CD in hand, unscathed.
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His debauchery went hand in hand with an obsession with Garland.
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Advanced technology and national power have always gone hand in hand.
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They aren't all high-end engineers with trade secrets in hand.
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The terms that were used were they walked hand in hand.
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Bill: He had a "#1 dad" travel coffee mug in hand.
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Thus, Acosta has his White House press pass back in hand.
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The studio specialized in hand-painted photography, an explosively popular technique.
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I want to talk a bit specifically about Hand in Hand.
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I believe that public art and urbanism go hand in hand.
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It played from apartment windows and in hand-held Beats speakers.
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Lumentum already has orders in hand from one of these vendors.
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Other research firms have reported similar upticks in hand sanitizer sales.
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And then she douses everything in hand sanitizer after I leave.
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Alcohol, the main ingredient in hand sanitizer, can destroy viruses, too.
|
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"You made my day," said one young man, phone in hand.
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Watch it on the couch, a glass of chardonnay in hand.
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Recipes in hand, I needed to find the right kitchen gear.
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Later, with rosemary ointment in hand, I revisited the artist's exhibition.
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Dry-cleaning and bananas in hand, I headed for the subway.
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This all goes hand in hand with Haraway's non-naturalist philosophy.
|
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Secrecy also often goes hand in hand with limited financial literacy.
|
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For Ellis, fame and controversy have always gone hand in hand.
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Get back there formally, once more with European passport in hand.
|
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With that information in hand, a hacker could suppress a vote.
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GAZA — He crawled along the bumpy ground, wire-cutters in hand.
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Ms. Das views cinema and politics as going hand in hand.
|
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Dozens of journalists, cameras and notepads in hand, swarmed the attendees.
|
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Denial goes hand in hand with other forms of ideological extremism.
|
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Sabine Kegel, a senior watch specialist, was waiting, loupe in hand.
|
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Barely 2 percent of that money is in hand, he said.
|
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In the background, a babysitter stood with Genesis's backpack in hand.
|
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"Chin up," said Duke, camera in hand, prostrate on the floor.
|
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Why does more parentese go hand in hand with language acquisition?
|
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The child left Ryther a month later, plastic horse in hand.
|
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Often, the dancers band together, hand in hand, arm in arm.
|
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Even with all these facts in hand, El Pasoans remain divided.
|
|
Leave home this morning with a raincoat and umbrella in hand.
|
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Working hand in hand with her ranking member then-Democrat Sen.
|
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And yet, somehow, they are managing to keep hope in hand.
|
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Ideally, Mr. McDonald would like to have many more in hand.
|
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We left Dollar Tree with some solid, cheap items in hand.
|
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With the coordinates of the Taushiro in hand, contact was inevitable.
|
|
Warren was at Boston's Logan International Airport, red megaphone in hand.
|
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Fine, here's an 80-year-old couple who finished their last marathon together hand-in-hand: In 1986, Kay and Joe O'Regan crossed the finish line of the London Marathon, their first one together, hand in hand.
|
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The two work in hand in hand, he said, though he concentrates on the money side — the funding that comes, in rough thirds, from the government (city and state), from foundations and from corporate and individual donors.
|
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Barcelona, which has a game in hand at Sporting Gijón on Feb.
|
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Cash in hand is more valuable than booking profits in today's scenario.
|
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Throughout the eons of entertainment, the two have gone hand in hand.
|
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"It shows that they go hand-in-hand," Garber said by email.
|
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The two went hand in hand Friday as Williams dismantled Elise Mertens.
|
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They were spotted arriving hand-in-hand at Craig's in West Hollywood.
|
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They cross through the turnstiles together, hand-in-hand, like lost children.
|
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Impact doesn't have to go hand-in-hand with controversy, she said.
|
|
With 19 throwback photos in hand, we fully expected a little hesitation.
|
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Arlington, Virginia (CNN)They came in need of help, smartphones in hand.
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We'll be there with a gold medal and granola bar in hand.
|
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She and Layney visited their dad later that week, tablet in hand.
|
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In March 2014, with prototypes in hand, Brown launched a Kickstarter campaign.
|
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Obviously this needs to go hand-in-hand with the baseball cap.
|
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This goes hand in hand with our brain's tendency toward cognitive laziness.
|
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I traipsed through town in ironed khakis, pocket Bible in hand, testifying.
|
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But colonization, colonialism — they go hand in hand with misogyny and patriarchy.
|
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But it turns out that risk and potential go hand in hand.
|
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Like peas in a pod, they go together hand in hand — literally.
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I definitely think [mental health problems and addiction] go hand in hand.
|
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With a weapon in hand, Michonne demands to be taken to Negan.
|
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So, cups of coffee in hand, we get back on the road.
|
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Passersby stopped to marvel at the scene, phones in hand, snapping pictures.
|
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You gestured with it in hand, Or held it against your hip.
|
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The rebound comes hand in hand with looser credit conditions this year.
|
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At mile 231, she was by herself with the race in hand.
|
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In this case monetize may not mean cash in hand for students.
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And they walked hand-in-hand with Jones for his last bow.
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He arrives in the family's suite with Thai market gifts in hand.
|
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He encourages anyone interested to just get out there, camera in hand.
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The actress took the stage with hammer in hand, waving it high.
|
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They're not going to walk out into the sunset hand in hand.
|
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The Giants had the game in hand heading into the ninth inning.
|
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Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are tackling their problems hand-in-hand.
|
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This is a quick service spot specializing in hand-held, portable snacks.
|
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But unlike most there, she went with cameras in hand, not rabbits.
|
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"The game was in hand," Kerr said of ending Thompson's night early.
|
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Joe Brownell took a shoes-in-hand approach for a job interview.
|
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All three kids look warm-weather ready, with ice pops in hand.
|
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It's hardly a secret that fall and layering come hand-in-hand.
|
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"Workplace safety goes hand in hand with workplace equity," its authors write.
|
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Read This Next: Autism and Eating Disorders Often Go Hand-in-Hand
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RiRi gloriously emerged like Aphrodite from the water, wine glass in hand.
|
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Knowing we'd worked hand-in-hand made victory all the more satisfying.
|
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My wife's asleep, leaving me with both pad and pen in hand.
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Tuesday in L.A., hand-in-hand and smiling gleefully while doing it.
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Being the breadwinner doesn't necessarily go hand-in-hand with financial confidence.
|
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Hand in hand with water safety is the issue of proper sanitation.
|
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In the dark but with her phone in hand, Cayla live tweeted.
|
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"Tax reform and spending reductions go hand-in-hand," wrote the group.
|
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It's also perfect for dancing round your bedroom to, hairbrush in hand.
|
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Even once people have medications in hand, many don't finish their prescriptions.
|
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There, on the stage, was white auctioneer Alan Wheeler, gavel in hand.
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Politics and the Olympics have gone hand-in-hand for a century.
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The one with paint brush in hand must be the Wax Statue.
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Nah, they go hand in hand, although they're definitely not the same.
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At the entrance, the graveyard's keeper stands with a cigarette in hand.
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At MUNCHIES, we know that weed and food go hand in hand.
|
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With this in hand, static analysis becomes a much more reasonable task.
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And economic freedom has gone hand-in-hand with these positive developments.
|
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Soon after, Butina was headed to the United States, visa in hand.
|
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So, Montreal bagel in hand, I considered the ducks and the carp.
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Simply put, weight and healthcare cost reductions can go hand in hand.
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Antonio Brown, with helmet in hand, at end of #Raiders practice... pic.twitter.
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He's running around the place like a manager, cell phone in hand.
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Chef Torres specializes in hand-crafted chocolates made with fresh, real ingredients.
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He has killed many men in WWII in hand-to-hand combat.
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This would go hand-in-hand with a general casualization of society.
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In the end, we had plane tickets in hand and lodgings booked.
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With a $1,000 loan in-hand, Corcoran and Ray started a firm.
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People now make special trips, with book in hand and heightened expectations.
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As one approaches "Hand in Hand," small excerpts of text become legible.
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In 2014, issues surrounding VA choice and accountability went hand in hand.
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Taking action on climate change goes hand-in-hand with economic growth.
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She turned to find him on bended knee, engagement ring in hand.
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With a suitable replacement in hand, she got back in the tub.
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I moved towards the door with my 9 mm handgun in hand.
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I had my microphone in hand and a plan to face Trump.
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But I'm moving along, passport in hand, smiling for no particular reason.
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After all, a Pokémon in hand is worth two in the bush.
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We tend to assume that health and beauty go hand-in-hand.
|
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With that in hand, Datawallet aggregates your data with its other users'.
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I walked home in silent revelry, bottle of beer suicide in hand.
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"Conversations around harassment and discrimination have gone hand in hand," Morgan said.
|
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Admitting when you're wrong goes hand-in-hand with asking for input.
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Confession in hand, Forsyth County's whites were determined to avenge Mae Crow.
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The best understands that U.S. interests and values go hand in hand.
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Mr. Lowry practically emerged from the womb with a hammer in hand.
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Best to have the requisite funds in hand, and only then proceed.
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But the makers are working hand in hand with the auto companies.
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The Iranians know that vainglory and timidity often go hand in hand.
|
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More From Tonic: Binge Eating Often Goes Hand in Hand With ADD
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But any raise must come hand-in-hand with genuine ethics reform.
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Maintaining order and preventing crime, the two argued, go hand in hand.
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It seems like magic and getting high go pretty hand in hand.
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Rather, we need to combat the virus by working hand in hand.
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"I'm not a big announcer," Mr. Carter said, tortoiseshell glasses in hand.
|
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Florida voters who requested mail-in ballots already have them in hand.
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"They go hand-in-hand and are often stronger together," she explains.
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McDonald's breakfast burritos and hashbrowns in hand, we hit the road again.
|
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But viewed from today's perspective, the two objectives go hand-in-hand.
|
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When Orlando writes poetry, we merely see the character pen in hand.
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Editorial Working hard and getting ahead used to go hand in hand.
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Then, once Pitt had his award in-hand, things became seriously deep.
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This Naeem Khan ball gown was covered in hand-painted gold leaf.
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Letter in hand, my brother and I return to the ticket window.
|
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With a mic in hand I was in control of the narrative.
|
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They're very hand in hand, and that seemed more human to me.
|
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On campus, conservative politics and conservative faith usually go hand in hand.
|
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"We know that drugs and crime go hand in hand," he said.
|
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Roughly 140 prospective jurors, completed questionnaires in hand, returned to court Thursday.
|
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Once the Starr report was in hand, House Republicans initiated impeachment proceedings.
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The stage was soaked, and managers were fussing around, clipboards in hand.
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Where risks become uninsurable, states and firms may work hand-in-hand.
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I have no interest in going there with a Bible in hand.
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With power in hand, they resurrected white supremacy and suppressed black voting.
|
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People in love would jump across the snapping flames, hand in hand.
|
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His chest and arms were also covered in hand-painted butterfly tattoos.
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Mental health, and extremism, [and] conspiratorial thinking can go hand in hand.
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Young couples stroll the perimeter of the square, ice cream in hand.
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SO ALL OF THOSE INVESTMENTS ARE STARTING TO WORK HAND IN HAND.
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Yes, they should engage in hand-to-hand combat in the capital.
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This is important because obesity and diabetes often go hand in hand.
|
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All right, you have one element of the equation firmly in hand.
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To Francisca, love and punishment, titillation and torture go hand in hand.
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At the dining table or my desk, with a pen in hand.
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Low interest rates usually go hand in hand with a weaker currency.
|
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It has a game in hand, albeit against league leader Real Madrid.
|
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There we sat: me, pretzel in hand, and him, staring off intensely.
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So one morning this summer I visited the bakery, notebook in hand.
|
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All too often, traveling and working out don't go hand in hand.
|
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Cohen looked directly at Val, drumstick in hand, and offered it up.
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Names in hand, it was up to me to track them down.
|
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I arrived early and sat in a waiting room, résumé in hand.
|
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" Shelina Janmohamed, vice president of Ogilvy Noor, said: "The rise in modest fashion over the last decade has come hand in hand with the emergence of 'Generation M': Muslims who believe that faith and modernity go hand in hand.
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Something I've learned is that beauty goes hand in hand with self-love.
|
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The pair looked relaxed as they walked hand-in-hand through the streets.
|
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After grabbing lunch at Joan's on Third, they strolled off hand-in-hand.
|
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"I never leave the house without a water bottle in hand," she says.
|
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They walked through the forest hand-in-hand, continuing their tour-long PDA.
|
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But also we want it to go hand-in-hand with the visuals.
|
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Even with this incredible data in hand, their job was not over yet.
|
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Netflix binge-watching doesn't need to go hand in hand with food binging.
|
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Often hand in hand, the couple chatted with fellow guests like Maria Menounos.
|
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It seemed Washington had the game in hand with about four minutes remaining.
|
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In hand, Samsung's new phones feel just as solid as its previous flagships.
|
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What's more, they have a game in hand on the faltering Sky Blues.
|
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Happy families walk hand in hand as they take their children to school.
|
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IF normally goes hand in hand with a more "flexible" approach to dieting.
|
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Before I can probe further, the Sthacks guys reenter with laptops in hand.
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The two things go hand in hand and they feed on each other.
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The World Bank argues that regional and global integration go hand in hand.
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In the past, low unemployment went hand in hand with juicy pay rises.
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And read them all in September, with a pumpkin spice latte in hand.
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The politics and the music go hand-in-hand; it's an alternative lifestyle.
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But protection of the environment and economic benefit can go hand in hand.
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Tickets in hand, I was ready to catch some New York Guardians football.
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I cued up some summer BBQ music and stepped back, remote in hand.
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It's upsetting those two go hand-in-hand now because of social media.
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The EOS R definitely feels the most DSLR-like to me in hand.
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I arrive at work at 9:5003 with latte and donut in hand.
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Hand in hand with my dim confidence came a non-existent love life.
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Onstage, Buckley speaks at microphone volume, with or without the device in hand.
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Mr. Bass has an offer of $410 million in hand, Mr. Barrack countered.
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Numbers in hand, the tours should act and we should all move on.
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Two halls away, strings of kindergarteners in playgroups ran past hand in hand.
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That's a policy that "goes hand in hand" with reducing inequality, she said.
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" Champagne in hand, he finished his speech with the traditional Irish toast "Slainte.
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I think that writing about women goes hand in hand with horror writing.
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Selfie stick in hand — because if you're not livestreaming, are you really protesting?
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Hand in hand our family is basking in the phenomenon of it all.
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But I was already topless next to the diagnostic machines, prescription in-hand.
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With that information in hand, better deployment of antipyretic drugs should be possible.
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Having the proper insurance goes hand-in-hand with having an emergency fund.
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Press straight up until both arms are fully extended with bags in hand.
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Pizza was in hand by 1:09, a little late but not egregious.
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The division has combined orders in hand for just for over 100 planes.
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With this information in hand, the researchers analyzed Kelp's behavior using deep learning.
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And they ended it the same way they started it — hand-in-hand.
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Fat Derangement Syndrome goes hand-in-hand with a profound lack of empathy.
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He attended the Creative Arts Emmys hand-in-hand with a new beau.
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Now, of course, Jim White and Transfer Deadline Day go hand in hand.
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The detective came to court with the FBI's non-disclosure agreement in hand.
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They make their way over to his car in silence, hand-in-hand.
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Plentiful credit has gone hand in hand with a decline in credit standards.
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After class, he was pictured leaving school, with a class project in hand.
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The asymmetrical design extended to the back, where there's a built in hand.
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When he left the courthouse, he walked out hand-in-hand with Pesce.
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She's a mother, a wife, hand-in-hand with the Duke of Edinburgh.
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Not everyone loves a stranger approaching their home with a tablet in hand.
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The pair posed hand in hand while Stefani wowed in a sheer, red.
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For years, researchers have found that happiness and creativity go hand in hand.
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He spent it instead marching with a candle in hand for his son.
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Religion and technology are not two phrases that often go hand in hand.
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"Futurism and sound economic practices can absolutely go hand in hand," said Moran.
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Amanda and Robby were hand-in-hand for a weekend stroll in WeHo.
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They were smiling and hand in hand as they got into Madison's whip.
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We got video of the couple leaving the station ... walking hand in hand.
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Sam Lucia, So Loki's frontman, is on stage, hunched over, mic in hand.
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All these descriptions go hand in hand with the usual family sitcom clichés.
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When he left the courthouse, he walked out hand-in-hand wth Pesce.
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It ran with a photo of Bonk as he squatted, bar in hand.
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Engaging in hand-to-hand combat with a Groucho Marx impersonator in Rouen?
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Such sightings go hand-in-hand with new tactics from the Islamic State.
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FOR generations, oil and stability have gone hand in hand in Saudi Arabia.
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Whether you're alone or socializing, a tasty cocktail in hand doesn't hurt either.
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After Trump's victory, Edwards ferociously attacked the president-elect's critics, Bible in hand.
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The honeymoon is over as soon as Paige comes home, camera in-hand.
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Stronger environmental stewardship and responsible natural resource development can go hand in hand.
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The question is whether other suitors will emerge with rich offers in hand.
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That's a shame because access and profits can easily go hand in hand.
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His wife decided to surprise him by showing up — chocolate cake in hand.
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With cookie in hand, the DOJ will certainly want a glass of milk . . .
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Try a pumpkin cheesecake — slow cookers and cheesecake recipes go hand in hand.
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Generally, smoking and daily pot use were found to go hand-in-hand.
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Based on data in hand, it's hard to conclude the economy is tanking.
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The other $500,000 is in hand, and the project is poised to begin.
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Refreshingly light mozzarella went hand-in-hand with the tomato and roasted pepper.
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"What IT and security needs is to work hand in hand," Morley said.
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Meanwhile, Montgomery, with a beer in hand, hugged teammates in the training room.
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Committing to intentionally spending more time with a book in hand is fulfilling.
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"Hand in hand with Trump, we will try to work together," he said.
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The smell of death and the smell of flowers went hand in hand.
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"They went hand in hand, together, and jumped into the pool," Monica said.
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Coffee in hand, the girls go for a romantic walk through the rain.
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The Islanders trail the Rangers by 5 points with two games in hand.
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Including Trader Sam, who pulls a few slinky moves, disposable cup in hand.
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Those two designations have gone hand-in-hand less than you might think.
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With a bag of garlicky black buns in hand, who could possibly complain?
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The sublime and the mundane stumble into the Norwood night, hand in hand.
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He had his morning juice in hand and didn't seem so angry anymore.
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Magic Stone and its ilk allow the two to go hand in hand.
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Because now more than ever before music and fashion go hand in hand.
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All I could do was head home, bouquet of red flowers in hand.
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"They're going to have to come hat in hand to us," Yarmuth said.
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"The nationalistic politics and theology goes hand in hand now," Mr. Hegar said.
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My mother, frail but with a Pimm's cocktail in hand, was among them.
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Ring in hand, he turned the improv scene on its head and proposed.
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It is with these new skills in hand that he takes his leave.
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My son is autistic — sensory processing issues go hand in hand with autism.
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This fear goes hand in hand with a fear that immigrants won't assimilate.
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Some cops advanced on the crowd with batons in hand, yelling homophobic insults.
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My granny is sitting in her spot on the couch, cigarette in hand.
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It was an opportunity to say hello, glass in hand, with unalloyed enthusiasm.
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Cosby -- cane in hand -- was gingerly guided into the courthouse by 2 bodyguards.
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"Sound and music go hand in hand with yoga for me," Elsz said.
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City waterfronts have been changing everywhere, often hand in hand with private development.
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Now, with this job offer in hand, we could finally make it happen.
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And I do think that civility goes hand in hand with being hopeful.
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Other pictures showed her and Devante walking hand-in-hand while carrying toolboxes.
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It was not clear how many orders for Semis Tesla had in hand.
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When they left, applications in hand, someone made a joke about ex-cons.
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Marshall takes him in hand and transforms him, sometimes playfully and sometimes forcefully.
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Some YC companies have deal offers in-hand even before Demo Days, however.
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But at this point, Elisabeth Moss has the emotional immediacy well in hand.
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"We worked hand in hand with CDC to resolve the issues with manufacturing."
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Mr. Enciso added: "The government is walking hand in hand with the guilty."
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New York (CNN Business)Investing and romance may not go hand in hand.
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"A strong economy and clean environment must go hand in hand," they said.
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Family and friends arrived with bags of blankets, pillows and sheets in hand.
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As she runs closer, he drops to his knee, engagement ring in hand.
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In general for me, an artist's work and beliefs go hand in hand.
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I will be watching, glass of wine in hand, and cheering her on.
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Andrew has a glass of red wine in hand and is drinking steadily.
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Cofounder Harris runs product-development engineering, working hand-in-hand with Benioff, too.
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But hand in hand with those woes have been the Mets' defensive limitations.
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Now, with her job at Cargill in hand, she doesn't regret the decision.
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What he does not yet have in hand are the articles of impeachment.
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Luckily, I have a White Claw in hand and You on the background.
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That means its top-notch gear comes hand-in-hand with conservation work.
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Here in the U.S., copyright enforcement and balancing provisions go hand-in-hand.
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There's Kiki Smith; Cindy Sherman; and Megan Whitmarsh, who works in hand embroidery.
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Thus, it's no surprise that nationalism and genocide often go hand in hand.
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Obviously, these problems go hand in hand, and solutions have been frustratingly elusive.
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But even the hard data in hand may be weaker than it looks.
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One year later, many have returned to the Women's March, signs in hand.
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That growth has come hand in hand with more channels — and price increases.
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Rahr says adequate training and a change in culture go hand in hand.
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And they are working hand in hand to move the President's agenda forward.
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The state's compassionate conservatism goes hand-in-hand with an unusually functional bureaucracy.
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Legislators didn't wait to act until they had a "smoking gun" in hand.
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That should free up senior professionals to focus on the job in hand.
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It only shows that more activity goes hand-in-hand with greater happiness.
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Imagine this: You're cuddled up with a cup of hot cocoa in hand.
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But it's classic billionaire nonsense — success and lawsuits needn't go hand in hand.
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The critical disparagement of King often went hand in hand with genre shaming.
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You will remember when skin-tight jeans and bisexuality went hand-in-hand.
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He's got a high skill level, either kicking or with ball in hand.
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I think of the mandate as going hand in hand with the subsidies.
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And the tax breaks don't represent money in hand that could be spent.
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Between each stitch, she gently tugs on the silk thread, needle in hand.
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Here's how it works: When insurance companies receive premiums, it's cash in hand.
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We got Chrissy coming out of LAX Friday with baby Luna in hand.
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Perfectionism and fear of failure go hand-in-hand ... for miserable people, anyhow.
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North Korea, with Trump's RSVP in hand, might start demanding concessions once again.
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They hiked Mount Fuji and walked hand in hand under the cherry blossoms.
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She strolls around her neighborhood, Sunset Park, Brooklyn, analog camera in hand, and spots POC subjects radiating affection and intimacy: twin girls walking hand-in-hand, a father and son playing soccer, a young couple hanging out by the pool.
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A similar twisting process is also employed in "Hand in Hand" (2019), for which Hassinger enlisted the help of the Tiwani gallery team to transform onsite hundreds of copies of the New York Times into another mesmeric wall-based sculptural work.
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"Should I go to the street?" she said, with her walking stick in hand.
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One minute I was sitting down at my desk, glass of water in hand.
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You might want to have some coffee in hand to hear about this one.
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The two walked hand-in-hand as they made their way down the street.
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Fox noted that decriminalizing and legalizing marijuana do not necessarily go hand in hand.
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Cayne emerged in her third dress of the evening with the results in hand.
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In previous hearings, investigators showed video of Ayling and Herba walking hand in hand.
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We shot 'em on the way out after the game, ladder still in hand.
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With that name in hand, Tirado said she began to search for the woman.
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The company is hoping that it can build it hand-in-hand with regulators.
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With a yellow candy Ring Pop in hand, Conrad asked Holtzman to marry him.
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With that problem in mind, Bitfinder is marching (cash in hand) into new territory.
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For one, eating during the evening often goes hand in hand with mindless nibbling.
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The sexual frankness of these heroines goes hand in hand with their general bluntness.
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Green cards in hand, his family today sees the US as safe and welcoming.
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Effectiveness, it neatly demonstrates, need not always go hand in hand with high tech.
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Your shoes are off, your liquids are separated and your laptop is in hand.
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Growing wealth generally goes hand in hand with more concern for the local environment.
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We need to acknowledge that toxic masculinity, abuse, and homicide go hand in hand.
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The risk of profligacy goes hand-in-hand with the danger of "pro-cyclicality".
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He is believed to have engaged in hand to hand combat before being felled.
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Fast food and vegan are two phrases we wouldn't say go hand in hand.
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He then ordered the man out of the car with his weapon in hand.
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With my phone in hand, we looked at the interior photos while parked outside.
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Second, Indians will move from living cash in hand into the taxed formal economy.
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And I've discovered a strikingly consistent pattern: grit and age go hand in hand.
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On the left, real policy research and political positions have marched hand in hand.
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Pictures of Wasil — helmet on, assault rifle in hand — circulated widely on social media.
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They then left the venue walking hand-in-hand to cheers from the crowd.
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And these kids have an army of data in hand to help them along.
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But wherever they go, it's clear they'll be enjoying the scenery hand-in-hand.
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After all, pop music and capitalism have always had to walk hand in hand.
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She disappears for a few minutes and comes back with white sneakers in hand.
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Thom Tillis even walked into the lunch with a bag of popcorn in hand.
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"I have signed the pledge," he told reporters at Trump Tower, papers in hand.
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Baldwin and Bieber were all smiles while walking hand in hand in the city.
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Colmenares, a medical equipment repairman, first set up in Panama with $23,22 in hand.
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With a baggie of entrails in hand, they skulked back to the hotel room.
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"There will be no fifth term, oh Bouteflika!" they chanted, marching hand in hand.
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With that bandwidth in hand, the city has embarked on building a startup hub.
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The mother and her daughter also quietly followed suit, a small suitcase in hand.
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"I just want to tell you I'm sorry," he told her, flowers in hand.
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I like a product to be in-hand and know that it's really working.
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The disgraced film mogul walked into the police precinct with three books in hand.
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"Their government works hand in hand with their companies all the time," he said.
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There out of the weavertown one room school house in bird in hand pa.
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Women walked hand-in-hand with children, some had babies strapped to their chests.
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The supportive structure of Time's Up goes hand in hand with Waithe's personal ethos.
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Kylie Jenner and a face full of makeup pretty much go hand in hand.
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Most people, in fact, believe that prayer and educated action go hand-in-hand.
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Friends and family bumped around on the dance floor, open bar drinks in hand.
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"One man dropped a burrito by my tent," says Lindo, coconut water in hand.
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"I found it with you," he told Fletcher as they stood hand-in-hand.
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Pretty romantic, too -- MM and PH were hand-in-hand much of the day.
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The revivals of bertsolaritza and Euskara have gone hand in hand, said Ms Esteibar.
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In normal times the prime minister would have resigned immediately, whisky glass in hand.
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The transition to a wireless future must go hand in hand with new features.
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Just watching it in action makes me want to slather myself in hand sanitizer.
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His arrival, well-worn black briefcase in hand, was greeted with unwonted media attention.
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So why, with the prize in hand, this nationalist, xenophobic stiffening, across Central Europe?
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Live your best life with a hot dog or pizza slice in hand instead.
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Peng was presented by the students with a fan covered in hand-painted pandas.
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I would love an emotional challenge delivered hand-in-hand with a technical one.
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Downstairs, associated queens and hangers-on stumble through the hallways, prosecco bottles in hand.
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I got a shovel out of the garage and, map in hand, set off.
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Those impressive audiovisual elements go hand-in-hand with the game's more traditional terrors.
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They lined up single file, toy guns in hand, and prepared to sneak downstairs.
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Once you have the money in hand, it's time to figure out your budget.
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The former POTUS is seen walking while staring down at his cellphone in hand.
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We want a country where men can safely walk hand in hand #allemannenhandinhand pic.twitter.
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Even with that explicit rule, customers lined up with various outrageous vessels in hand.
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Swipe right for 10 pieces that'll go hand-in-hand with your fierce attitude.
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Robert Alexander: My work and educational careers very go very much hand in hand.
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There were also protesters across the street from the venue itself, placards in hand.
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We all work hand-in-hand, and make those connections as much as possible.
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Meanwhile, Uno, joint in hand, takes charge of the grill along with Dafonk James.
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Hand-in-hand with Cyrus' love of candles is her obsession with interior decorating.
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And it is clear a fit economy and fit citizenry go hand in hand.
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For the Coyotes, it was a defeat despite seemingly having the game in hand.
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Roping Yaz, Connie had pulled him in, hand over hand, while he feigned resistance.
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Fortunately, these economic benefits go hand in hand with our goal of healthy forests.
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In fact, mass violence and the history of gay liberation go hand in hand.
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Three hours later, he left the court again, this time with victory in hand.
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Cigarette holder in hand, she is the picture's principal power source, its brightest light.
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These questions go hand in hand with uncertainties about the health of the planet.
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In the marathon, sisters Anna and Lisa Hahner of Germany finished hand-in-hand.
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Costco's in-house Kirkland Signature brand goes hand-in-hand with its low prices.
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And with T.P.P. in hand, supporters are pointing to potential gains for American exporters.
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"Advocacy and political work go more hand-in-hand than people think," Tobar said.
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Kough works hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder with them on a daily basis.
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Economic success goes hand in hand with the well-being of mothers and babies.
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Foldable smartphones with larger screens, and cloud gaming, and 5G go hand-in-hand.
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Hip-hop and punk go hand-in-hand in their ideology and their anemology.
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In most of these clips, the skater's cigarette remains in hand (or, sometimes, mouth).
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With this sample in hand, we will explore the many climates of such worlds.
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Transcending the earthly realm via botanical communion and doing chores go hand in hand.
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Hamburgers in hand, we salute you, Mr. West, for all of your online beefs.
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The third universe is Floating, spray can in hand, by RA alum Adham Faramawy.
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The DIY film world and music world are so hand-in-hand and influential.
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There is nothing wrong with being strong and smart; they walk hand-in-hand.
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"What we see is that mobile and APIs go hand-in-hand," Anuff said.
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The technology has to "work hand in hand with the lab technicians," Nakasi explains.
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Stroll through the streets of New Orleans, Louisiana, with a mulled wine in hand.
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With bread in hand, Mr. Perryman and Ms. Long, 32, were headed back home.
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Dreaming and building, we see, go hand in hand no matter where you live.
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"I feel like comedy and porn should go hand in hand," Ford told me.
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"Their weapons in hand, in uniform, they were standing behind him," Mr. Ishchi said.
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Education and outreach to workers and employers go hand-in-hand with strong enforcement.
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You look down at the plebes from your penthouse apartment, wine glass in hand.
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Contrary to what Perry seems to think, the grid's challenges are well in hand.
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Within minutes, the middle-aged man ran back into the car, bag in hand.
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My company, Boom, is committed to advancing technological and environmental progress hand in hand.
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As they will tell you, economic and racial justice must go hand in hand.
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But all of it goes hand in hand — sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
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Script in hand, tie-dyed skirt swishing, Ms. Ambrose's shrieking Eliza wasn't yet actualized.
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Yet we don't see a neat row of riders with their muskets in hand.
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The need remains urgent: Job creation and job preparation must go hand in hand.
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With a full stomach and tape-recorder in hand, we were ready to fight.
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Seasoned renters know to show up at a viewing with a checkbook in hand.
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I went into accountant mode, calculator in hand, pen tucked behind my right ear.
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The two go hand in hand, image and word, like lovely, well-practiced routines.
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Snobbery and immense learning, he makes plain, do not always walk hand in hand.
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This must come hand in hand with a more responsible and coherent foreign policy.
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But the Iraqi military is working hand in hand with Iran-backed Shiite militias.
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Ikon passes in hand, they now do two of those plus several extended weekends.
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Money in hand, the for-profits often left the students to their own devices.
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"They saw the post and showed up, many with shovel in hand," Cole said.
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Influencers with large followings on Instagram and TikTok posed for selfies, Glocks in hand.
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For women, being polite often goes hand in hand with self-doubt and subservience.
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Then, Constable Lam confidently and slowly approaches the suspect with his baton in hand.
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White stones dangle hand in hand beneath the collar of a high-neck shirt.
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She stressed that prevention needs to go hand-in-hand with tighter gun laws.
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But all of it goes hand in hand — sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
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"Mental health, and extremism and conspiratorial thinking, can go hand in hand," he said.
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Charlie Parker stood at the edge of the pond, his fishing rod in hand.
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Later, Blake was shown walking with Bri — who had a date card in hand.
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Nazhan called his fighters into formation, and the representative, clipboard in hand, took attendance.
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The kids appear unsmiling, chalk in hand and their school backpack at their feet.
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This story is really about how sexual abuse and addiction go hand in hand.
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It thrives hand in hand with clean water, clean air and a healthy climate.
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More jobs, higher wages and better benefits walk hand in hand with economic growth.
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Hand in hand with a wider tax base would be lower marginal tax rates.
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Hamilton argued that good government and "energy in the executive" went hand in hand.
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And let's face it, happiness and work do not always go hand in hand.
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And the press waits on the courthouse steps, camera and tape recorder in hand.
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As he high-fived laughing teammates, Encarnacion did so with parrot Edwin in hand.
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As he high-fived laughing teammates, Encarnacion did so with parrot Edwin in hand.
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The messier truth, he said, is that "they will often go hand in hand."
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Night rider: Contrary to popular belief, skateboarding and scholastics can go hand in hand.
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Down one dark alley, five men stared at their glowing cellphones, hookahs in hand.
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After surgery and with a good prognosis in hand, Bennet says he's all in.
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Either way, you might as well do it with some truffle popcorn in hand.
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Teigen, 32, documented the aftermath on Snapchat and featured Jenner, 62, with ice in hand.
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After all, statistics and state control have evolved hand in hand for hundreds of years.
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The Mass was celebrated beneath the statue, the cowboys attending on horseback, hats in hand.
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Pixels of evidence in hand, the fund could start legal action to stop the deforestation.
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Usually, the first "I love you" goes hand-in-hand with an official, accepted proposal.
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It was the year Tom Odell sidled into our speakers, hand-in-hand with Hozier.
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No one who complained experienced any retaliation, and some even left with recommendations in hand.
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Naturally, the two were all smiles as they left the Soho spot hand-in-hand.
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As they marched, the white supremacist group followed with Nazi flags and placards in hand.
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A photograph depicts him sitting, cigar in hand, surveying their massed ranks in the snow.
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"Added Green: "Investment from new competitive network builders and net neutrality go hand in hand.
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World leaders flocked to Paris, walking hand in hand against terrorism in unity and defiance.
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Kim posted a photo of her and Kroy jumping into the pool hand-in-hand.
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A recognition of the absurd often goes hand-in-hand with a recognition of injustice.
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" Walking toward the bathroom with the pregnancy test in hand, Portwood admitted, "Here I go.
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In March the Harry Potter alum, 27, was spotted walking hand-in-hand with Overstreet.
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So too has a female silhouette, whisky bottle in hand, dancing on her car roof.
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Others are making the trek, with children in hand, across a higher, steeper hill nearby.
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Don't be surprised if some major Just Eat backers would prefer the bird in hand.
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The organisers argue that matters of social justice and women's rights go hand in hand.
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Jones was all smiles as the two walked across the parking lot hand-in-hand.
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Hand-in-hand with his girlfriend, as I was with my boyfriend of two years.
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Preliminary research has shown that substance abuse and sleeping disorders can go hand in hand.
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Alex had seen the pictures of himself, rifle in hand, published in newspapers across Mexico.
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Despite assurances from government officials that the situation is in hand, industry concern is growing.
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The lovebirds looked happy as ever and were snapped walking to dinner hand-in-hand.
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Cardboard glasses in hand, we headed into the shaded roads of the Great Smoky Mountains.
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Last month the two men decided to settle their argument in hand-to-hand combat.
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The natural and the realistic go hand in hand with the quality of the experience.
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Then Offset appeared with a bouquet of white flowers in hand to proclaim his love.
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The hands in the title are reified in hand-like shapes recurring throughout the exhibition.
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Hadid strode into the bash hand-in-hand with BFF and fellow model Kendall Jenner.
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Tech companies are working hand in hand with schools to monitor students every digital move.
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But they still think it best to push on with the imperfect deal in hand.
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Calendar in hand, I schedule two-hour appointments to review my monthly and quarterly progress.
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It shows the two men, with cans of beer in hand, standing on the animal.
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But he kept his new faith a secret until the crown was safely in hand.
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Got your celebratory burrito in hand and are ready to settle in and chow down?
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Pamela Anderson made another visit to the controversial mastermind behind WikiLeaks with goodies in hand.
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It's a scene when the pair's characters are standing by the water, instruments in hand.
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Although, admittedly that's harder to do now that your emojis and stickers are in hand.
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In 19th century America, being "macho" and being a good Christian went hand in hand.
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With this information in hand, you then know when you can expect to feel better.
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Najib Razak, Malaysia's embattled prime minister, turned up in Beijing this week cap in hand.
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It hopes to have at least one deal in hand before year-end, Purgason said.
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Flaky, brittle nails usually go hand-in-hand (no pun intended) with generally dry skin.
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But he says that in the end he worked hand in hand with the government.
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When she turned around, Farrell was already on bended knee with a ring in hand.
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With a Woman Card in hand, the expectation of street harassment is a standard feature.
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While it's possible the stock would have risen, AppDynamics leaders liked the bird in hand.
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Document on desk and pen in hand, he may feel he has to do something.
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But he thinks the digital revolution and 90s era tech can go hand in hand.
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If someone desired an incomplete work and had the money in hand—it was gone.
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And what goes hand-in-hand with binge-watching your favorite series, old and new?
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And the interesting thing about when you're curious, it goes hand in hand with humility.
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You'll crawl through dark crypts, torch in hand, and pilot a boat across the Nile.
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Ancient as she was, she had sat outside the Duma for hours, placard in hand.
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It validates the point that content providers and wireless carriers can go hand in hand.
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Today, with the nominations for the 90th Academy Awards in hand, I'm not so sure.
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The couple posed for photos together, and walked into the awards show hand-in-hand.
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Before long, the Sheriff publicly confronted him, and Wood took off running, hat in hand.
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The two were photographed walking hand-in-hand while in New York City in May.
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Lighthizer said the metals tariff negotiations "will go hand-in-hand" with talks over NAFTA.
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Visions of them floating hand in hand in the Red Sea looped in her mind.
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This goes hand-in-hand with how WalkMe has grown and evolved its own business.
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"This expansion has gone hand in hand with conflicts over land and violence," Ticehurst said.
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The couple appeared to have the situation in hand at that time, the Broughtons said.
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THE BEST DEVICES FOR CORD-CUTTING Roku Roku and streaming video go hand-in-hand.
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With DNA in hand, Jellen says, new market-ready strands could emerge in eight years.
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Rarely did I see her without a beer, glass of wine, or cocktail in hand.
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Faraday Future has its first U.S. patent in hand for a smaller, more powerful inverter.
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Christ, that look she gives the camera as she lifts her garter, cob in hand!
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"I just came out here and bawled," she said in the lobby, tissue in hand.
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In the photograph, Gaignard is dressed to the nines, church hat and bible in hand.
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"Since I live in Las Vegas, shopping and drinking go hand in hand," she said.
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With that in hand, they approached several hedge funds, including Starboard Value and Elliott Management.
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With a sledge hammer in hand, the model gets to work bashing a tire. Why?
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So this weekend, join me, walk hand in hand through the swarming seas with me.
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UConn totaled 137 yards in the final period with the outcome already well in hand.
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"I really hope that we will have something in hand," she said in an interview.
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" Clarke, with a cup in hand, added the hashtags to her photo "#forthethrone" and "#forthecaffeine.
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With those in hand, Biles is officially the most decorated American gymnast of all time.
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Making videos on the internet comes hand in hand with receiving mean and abusive comments.
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Sitting in bed, Champagne in hand, they look a tiny bit awkward, but adorably psyched.
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By introducing a land market, they hope that migrants will arrive with cash in hand.
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The two walked hand-in-hand through Central Park, with Harris's character appearing heavily pregnant.
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The pair walked hand-in-hand as they entered the show at Madison Square Garden.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK You're sitting in your room, phone in hand.
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With prescription cream and gel in hand, my eczema was gone in a few weeks.
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Several predicted a delay, but some said a final agreement was not yet in hand.
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They were also seen skipping down the street, hand in hand, after a lunch date.
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You must have all the book pages in hand at the end of each loop.
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Ornate interior built-ins like sculpted banquettes are upholstered in hand-made Art Nouveau fabrics.
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"We won't have those answers firmly in hand for 236 to 210.4,236 years," Milarch says.
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"Artists tap into an emotional base that goes hand-in-hand with conservation," French said.
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McDormand was hustling behind the interview, drink in hand, when Spencer paused to say hello.
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Exactly a year later, I do have the bottle in hand, but it took awhile.
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Which goes hand-in-hand with ... When it comes to pics, size truly doesn't matter.
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Wharton took pen in hand at her townhouse on Park Avenue and East 78th Street.
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She even went to the recently opened dollar store, notebook in hand, to compare prices.
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Luckily, there's a solution — and no, it doesn't involve dousing your phone in hand sanitizer.
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So he took the train to Coney Island, Brooklyn, and started walking, camera in hand.
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Baseball and beer go hand in hand, for sure, but a baseball in a beer?
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Flowers in hand, Putin took a moment to look out wistfully over the mountainous region.
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Many trumpet his ambitious building projects, forgetting that development and graft went hand in hand.
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"It's a game you feel like you have in hand," third baseman Chase Headley said.
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Of course we showed up, camera in hand — and this Op-Doc is what follows.
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The mannequins here were positioned in the middle of the action, golf club in hand.
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"When we get back, we realize the job we have in hand," Boughner told reporters.
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At Joey's Custard, customers can have candy-covered waffles and custard in hand-dipped cones.
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Phone in hand to check product reviews, I looked at a bunch of different formulations.
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As soon as we had the marriage certificate in hand, we started the initial application.
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Here, dozens more Greeks waited solemnly with a ticket in hand to get their share.
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Protection must go hand-in-hand with prevention and physical security with mental health counseling.
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"The rise of computers and the rise of temps went hand in hand," Hyman writes.
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Winnipeg is two points ahead of the Nashville Predators, but has three games in hand.
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The complete Wall will be built with the Shutdown money plus funds already in hand.
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"If her husband lets her down, then she'll have a weapon in hand," Wardiya explained.
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I don't just swipe my credit card and head out the door, drink in hand.
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With this data in hand, researchers checked the men's medical records from 1987 to 2012.
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Kruckemeyer observes from the driveway, script in hand, making sure they don't butcher his work.
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Brown left Pittsburgh, torch in hand, criticizing management, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and other team leaders.
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Xudu walks over to us and puts her arm around me, a cigarette in hand.
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And we can never quite be sure when God will take the matter in hand.
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With a black Sharpie in hand, he marks up the Times or other printed stories.
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There were even several minutes where Ancel guided players, controller in-hand, through possessing animals.
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"That's why your intensity and your workout duration go hand in hand," she told INSIDER.
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It's amazing how many jobs go faster when you have the right tool in hand.
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In Hollywood, that means script-in-hand and that appears to be the case here.
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A young woman pushing a stroller passed, and then an older couple, hand in hand.
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Their delighted chatter drowns out the person taking roll call, red pen poised in hand.
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"At this moment we think we have it very much in hand," the President said.
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Each morning, he wakes with a flag from his daughter in hand, materialized from nothing.
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Ondra and Vejmolova walked out of the arena hand in hand to their rental car.
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I discovered my husband in the doorway of our bedroom, wrist in hand, counting beats.
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Flipping and conspiracy charges go hand-in-hand; the latter is what encourages the former.
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Astor, who had a daughter pining to attend, finally succumbed, carte de visite in hand.
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Just walk in, hand over a lone piece of currency, and receive pizza in return.
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Mr. Bezos held court around the fire pit Sunday night, tumbler of whiskey in hand.
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The Royal family walked hand in hand with 4-year-old Charlotte and Prince George.
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Mildred's garden — day Mildred sitting on a creaky swing set, Willoughby with hat in hand.
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A dish washer rides home in the middle of the school night, flashcards in hand.
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It's best watched with a glass of rosé in hand, maybe a bit of Brie.
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Gold in hand, miners head to the town of El Callao to sell their nuggets.
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"My preconceptions were that autism and comedy did not go hand-in-hand," he said.
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It's risky for people older than 40 to move without an offer already in hand.
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For Mr. Vervoordt, historic real estate and art dealing have always gone hand in hand.
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Zero tolerance should go hand in hand with two other things: due process and proportionality.
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At some point, Brandon was seen with a lit cigarette in hand -- as was Lily.
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Picture the scene: You stand, resignation letter in hand, in front of your boss' desk.
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For these reasons, open-back headphones and wireless support don't typically go hand in hand.
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Alcohol is the main ingredient in hand sanitizer and some are suggesting using Tito's Vodka.
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Microsoft and Apple worked hand-in-hand for the first few years of the Macintosh.
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With my resolution in hand, I had only to devise the nuances of my approach.
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Two-against-three can be a parent strolling hand in hand with a skipping child.
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Sometimes, though, her mother, Tess, gets involved on dating apps: matchmaking with cellphone in hand.
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"S" is for "soft" and also "sleep" — two elements that obviously go hand in hand.
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She roamed the streets of New York, camera in hand, finding opportunity at every corner.
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I sat in hand-carved chairs hidden in the forest; they seemed made by fairies.
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Turkey's military campaign has come hand in hand with a crackdown on criticism inside Turkey.
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"Again, walking hand-in-hand," one woman says, loud enough for anyone to hear her.
|
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But as he starts to move, gun in hand, his arms drift above his head.
|
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Trade and economic growth go hand-in-hand, both in economic theory and in practice.
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BRITAIN'S PRIME MINISTER Boris Johnson has a newly struck European Union divorce deal in hand.
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The 13-year-old used what she had in hand to fight the man off.
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"The bottom line is that alcohol is the active ingredient" in hand sanitizer, she said.
|
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Despite having a history with the bank and a contract in hand, she was denied.
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Some had their carry-on luggage in hand and were en route to the airport.
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On Thursday, Ortiz-Magro and Harley were spotted walking around Los Angeles hand-in-hand.
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But this can only work if it goes hand in hand with the Brexit process.
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Fans had wine in hand, one eye on the television and the other on Twitter.
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The next week I return with quarter in hand and joyously play for my teacher.
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For at least two decades, we've known substance use and crime go hand in hand.
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A. pays and we run home in the rain with takeout and groceries in hand.
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But I want to tell you that people are talking without any evidence in hand.
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All of this needs to go hand in hand with deep changes to our institutions.
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He's moving down the sidewalk to mark out a new drawing, red chalk in hand.
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Experts believe it goes hand-in-hand with healthy habits that can improve our longevity.
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"It's nice, isn't it?" she said to Raedeker, who was following her, camera in hand.
|
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There is only one purpose in hand-to-hand combat, and that is to kill.
|
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Mr. Bezos held court around the fire pit Sunday night, tumbler of whiskey in hand.
|
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With that in hand, they approached several hedge funds, including Starboard Value and Elliott Management.
|
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In the case of Trump, Schumer and Pelosi, the two things go hand in hand.
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Its Macs and iPhones work hand in hand with features like Hand-off and Continuity.
|
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Wired: Simba with Guy Fieri hair, sunglasses, a wrist band, and a burger in-hand.
|
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On Saturday, he surfaced in L.A. looking relatively healthy with a shopping bag in hand.
|
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"Big salaries and high prices go hand-in-hand," writes Jed Kolko, Indeed's chief economist.
|
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You can do this as soon as you have the tickets in hand or online.
|
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Why in the world does Yang have whipped cream in hand in the first place?
|
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Despite Trump's self-proclaimed success, he left Asia with no significant policy achievements in hand.
|
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But they argue that their request would not work hand-in-hand with Cruz's position.
|
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And our friends dressed in vintage clothing made another appearance, classic photography gear in-hand:
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I was brought up in hand-me-downs so it feels natural to wear them.
|
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Amanda snapped a photo of him crouched behind the court, racquet in hand, studying me.
|
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With the rideshare information in hand, investigators then found evidence connecting the brothers to Smollett.
|
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But the lawyers did not have the hard numbers in hand to bolster their claims.
|
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Curiosity, he says, doesn't even have to go hand in hand with deep scientific knowledge.
|
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My doctor, with her usual cup of chamomile tea in hand, remarked on my progress.
|
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Learning to work with him and learning a whole new cuisine went hand in hand.
|
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"Once in hand, I thought about it for weeks," she recalled over email to Hyperallergic.
|
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And the hypermasculinity of men usually goes hand in hand with the hypersexualization of women.
|
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One month later, with a warrant in hand, the officers returned to raid the gallery.
|
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So I'd slink off, blue bag in hand as "In Da Club" hovered into view.
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Officer Liang opened a door to an unlit stairwell, gun in hand, and the weapon fired.
|
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While the duo's base looks went hand in hand, their outerwear gave away their unique personalities.
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Music videos and thermal imaging go hand-in-hand like fingerless gloves and video-game protagonists.
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He retrieved an instrument, a kitchen butcher knife and, blade in hand, promptly returned to bed.
|
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A Hero7 Black in hand, I decided to see just how trustworthy GoPro's claims really are.
|
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Cooper and Shayk arrived at the 2019 Golden Globes hand-in-hand, looking gorgeous and glam.
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With a name in hand, the curator was able to piece together the Lokanins' life story.
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The couple, who own a villa nearby, beamed as they left the restaurant hand-in-hand.
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Yesterday, I descended on Coachella Valley in Indio, CA, with a Google Pixel 3 in hand.
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Who our age doesn't assemble IKEA furniture by themselves with a glass of wine in hand?
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She walked into Preterm with $200 in hand for a procedure that cost nearly twice that.
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The couple showed plenty of PDA during their beach trip, kissing and walking hand-in-hand.
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Forensic information should be examined hand-in-hand with medical, social work, psychological, and other histories.
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Of course, as history has taught us, fundamentalism and queerness don't necessarily go hand in hand.
|
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Yet Microsoft insists it worked hand in hand with Intel to optimize software for the CPU.
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But are energy-efficient new buildings more expensive to build, even with tax credits in hand?
|
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Once the biker realizes it's trash, he takes off after the litterer, with trash in hand.
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With its victory now in hand, Roku says devices will soon return to stores in Mexico.
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Primping and prosecco just go hand in hand, and the government of California seems to agree.
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They just want to play the show and get out of town with money in hand.
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Many GOP members of Congress favor having a replacement for the ACA in hand before repeal.
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Local, state and federal are working hand in hand to get to the bottom of it.
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"When I was studying I did a cash-in-hand job delivering junk mail," he says.
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By the next morning, Hernández had a diamond-blade saw in hand at Álvaro Obregón 286.
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With her Peruvian passport in hand, Roman boarded the roundtrip flight to Mexico on February 12.
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At this point, the thieves would return to each Jeep with a duplicate key in hand.
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TARIFFS IN HAND Trump, however, is still dangling the prospect of higher tariffs on Chinese goods.
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" Goblin: "Tight-fitting justaucorps of red; red Vandyke tunic; winged hood with cape; fork in hand.
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"Now we have Republicans hand in hand with Democrats offering us trillion-dollar deficits," Paul said.
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So my eating disorders could exist hand in hand with a love of food, no problem.
|
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Hand in Hand Weddings and Events is owned by Magen West, according to LinkedIn and WeddingWire.
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Deputy Diane (Laura Dern) —as she's been newly minted — makes her first report, cigarette in hand.
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If you belong to a minority, then being more interested in witchcraft goes hand in hand.
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You have to learn to work hand in hand with those partners instead of 'disrupt them.
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On our final night on the Upper East Side, hooch in hand, we repaired to Rao's.
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One thing that made the switch doable was having some of the art already in hand.
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Barcelona has a game in hand after playing in the Club World Cup late last year.
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I lay in the sun, ice cold Brooklyn Summer Ale in hand, and finish Sweetbitter. Bliss.
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William and Shannan leave the theater hand-in-hand, pausing to kiss frequently along the way.
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He was talking fantasy suites, leaving "hand in hand" as a couple, marriage, the whole shebang.
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I did not, until I visited Gallery 29 on a recent Tuesday afternoon, phone in hand.
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Leaflet of forms in hand, she vowed to be more "aggressive" about this process going forward.
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And the robber did, shrugging his shoulders at Ahmed's chill reaction with the firearm in hand.
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It's the kind of heart-in-hand plea for forgiveness that works like a charm. 11.
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Attendees gather on the massive lawn, signs in hand, as it starts to rain more heavily.
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She looked over at me, cone in hand, and said 'What do I do with this?
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So, drag yourself to the sink, oil in hand, and keep your eyes on the prize.
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And now, Rodriguez is making his second appearance, walking hand-in-hand with his glowing girlfriend.
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In many rural areas, emergency patients are often taken to hospital in hand-pulled rickshaw vans.
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In front of the partition stood Marko, a 26-year-old student, ballot paper in hand.
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Then Offset appeared, a bouquet of white flowers in hand, to try to win her back.
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Ryan was gleeful when he unveiled the legislation just a couple weeks ago, bill in hand.
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With her camera in hand, she felt she could let her photos tell their own story.
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They're walking hand-in-hand around the movie set, which is a bunch of green screens.
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With these in hand, Rajko had everything he needed to restore MXOEmu to its forbearer's glory.
|
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As to what can be done about this extra lightning, change may already be in hand.
|
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She's wearing a lovely dress when Ben (Ramon Rodriguez) stops by, flowers and wine in hand.
|
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"I definitely think the physical and the mental go hand in hand," Kardashian tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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He slipped out of bed, phone in hand, ready to call 911 and report a burglary.
|
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"We think that the moon is the best explanation for the data in hand," he says.
|
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If that means going cap in hand to wealthy countries and organizations, that's what he does.
|
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Jenna Dewan wants to get one thing straight: motherhood and sex appeal go hand in hand.
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It makes it guaranteed you'll see me at the bus stop next week, phone in hand.
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The two stood hand in hand as they waited for their car to pick them up.
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Comfy chairs are available for readers to sit back and relax with their book in hand.
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With the additional funding in hand, Darkstore plans to expand its fulfillment center into more categories.
|
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And it's important to mention both parts of the business as they work hand in hand.
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I struggle through my morning routine and leave for work with a protein shake in hand.
|
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At least if they were trading bulbs, there would be something tangible in hand—albeit worthless.
|
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This is a good segue to interest rates, because they go hand-in-hand with buybacks.
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Latte in hand, we stopped by a liquor store, which is perhaps a less Taylor activity.
|
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But Nolvia Hernandez, parasol in hand, had rushed out to pick up her son from school.
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Why do you think the drug cartels and political corruption go hand in hand in Mexico?
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Believe it or not, diamonds did not always go hand-in-hand with love and marriage.
|
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Others seemed to be arriving every minute from other parts of the world, luggage in hand.
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If they were at their final destination, they would leave the airport with luggage in hand.
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For Trump and his followers, restoring America's greatness goes hand-in-hand with restoring traditional values.
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Having drone surveillance capabilities literally in hand and always readily available is clearly a big advantage.
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Don't listen to the polls, we won't give up till we have the nomination in hand!
|
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With a cup of coffee in hand, Lovato made conversation with a woman walking a dog.
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Well, as long as you ignore the fact that one team has four games in hand.
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With this in hand, analysts handily modeled a turnaround in oil company profits, particularly big oil.
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Once you have a brand identity system in hand, the next step is deploying it consistently.
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Of course, an alcohol tax and minimum pricing can also go hand in hand if necessary.
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Plus, with wedding season quickly approaching, it should come in hand for many-a nuptials, too.
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Through working hand-in-hand with local leaders to identify areas where the DNC can assist.
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While leadership and likability go hand in hand for men, the opposite is true for women.
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Exercise goes hand-in-hand with diet, and I really want to know what you ate.
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Nick and Chopra, who got married in December 2018, walked up the steps hand-in-hand.
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With the diagnosis in hand, the Vallabhs made the decision to take Kamni off life support.
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No need to run back and forth to the kitchen with only two glasses in hand.
|
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In April, the duo were spotted out and about, strolling hand-in-hand near their estate.
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Hugely, I would say that exploring kink actually went hand in hand with exploring my gender.
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The moment you step outside with your smartphone in hand, you too are a moving dot.
|
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An evening shift-change saw lines of men leave the Cooper plant, lunch-boxes in hand.
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With the Democratic primary victory now officially in hand, Clinton still has a long road ahead.
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The mother-son duo were all smiles as they walked through the airport hand-in-hand.
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Colonialists would go hand-in-hand with botanists and astronomers in their conquest of the globe.
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With whip in hand, Cox's bright red slicked back hair stands out against her goth look.
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Comanche leans on the trunk of a beater gray two-door coupe, walkie-talkie in hand.
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MC: We already agreed that risk sharing and risk reduction need to go hand in hand.
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Dear Diary: Second cup in hand,From my window perchI see the bobbing umbrellas on 3rd.
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With that information in hand, Synack can come up with a plan to eliminate those vulnerabilities.
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If Mueller has these men's statements in hand, he can see if Trump's answers match theirs.
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Rachel returns to the men and, group-date rose in hand, asks to speak to Fred.
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Eschewing imminent death, his skewed priorities ensure that he will die with his prize in hand.
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Women and children are vulnerable in squalid conditions where idleness and violence go hand in hand.
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Indeed, there are plenty of periods in history when growth and equality went hand in hand.
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So on the first days of school, magnifying glass in hand, I scrutinized 300 small heads.
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The couple's death was a reflection of their life together, side by side, hand in hand.
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He's quick to warn of the unintended consequences that come hand in hand with negative rates.
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That social instinct went hand in hand with an expanded sense of what constituted an exhibition.
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Bold political reforms often went hand-in-hand with social and economic reforms throughout American history.
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Republicans and Democrats here are in hand-to-hand combat this election year as seldom before.
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She went over to Willa with a hairbrush in hand, which she waggled for permission's sake.
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These days such departures often go hand in hand with a tendency to skip other orthodoxies.
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He stopped to chat as he got ready to head to the beach, sack in hand.
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But both seemingly have enough business in hand to make it a tense end-year countdown.
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