I felt like I was locating a lot better down in the zone and staying down in the zone.
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An orgasm occurs most readily when you're in the zone, and if you're not in the zone, it's a problem.
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When he gets it down in the zone, when he gets it up in the zone, it's really hard to square him up.
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Drive only in the zone: There has been no talk of charging for driving in the zone from, say, Chelsea to the Financial District.
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"He (Texas pitcher Tony Barnette) yanked the first one and I knew he probably wanted to come in the zone and if he came in the zone I wanted to let him know."
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"No no no, I'm not in the zone," protests Ross.
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"I'm just in the zone a lot more," Hoffman said.
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Honestly, when you're in the zone, Thursdays feel like Tuesdays.
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"Just too many pitches up in the zone," Hammel said.
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The first homer, I just stayed up in the zone.
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Both aim to be effortlessly "in the zone," after all.
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The staffers were in the zone, quietly murmuring to themselves.
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I threw balls up in the zone that got hit.
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Then the one to Napoli was up in the zone.
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When do I feel the most in the zone at work?
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Just needed to throw in the zone a little bit more.
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It puts you in the zone to perform at your highest.
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I challenged guys in the zone and pitched more to contact.
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In 2021, the area included in the zone will be expanded.
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"I'm just looking for a ball in the zone," Russell said.
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"Everything was working and everything was in the zone," Davies said.
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Around 28,000 people live in the zone closest to the epicenter.
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I was able to keep the ball down in the zone.
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Many of the buildings in the zone are made of concrete.
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So, for me throwing up in the zone, it's been effective.
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By contrast, I feel surprisingly eager, and fully in the zone.
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"I'm swinging at pitches that are in the zone," he said.
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How do you stay "in the zone" when you're doing well?
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Being aggressive in the zone and lay off the bad pitches.
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"When I'm cooking or doing anything, I'm in the zone," she said.
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Like, you kind of get in the zone on a certain topic.
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And a beautiful set of images catalogue plants growing in the zone.
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But those in the zone where fires were suppressed regrew only 72%.
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The exact drop in traffic varied between different areas in the zone.
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Some were inspired to visit by video games set in the Zone.
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The great thing is it doesn't matter once you're in the zone.
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George is in the zone and I am glad he is back.
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Go and answer some emails, I need to get in the zone.
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"The fastball was very effective tonight, up in the zone," Hammel said.
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"Basically, I stayed in the zone, even in (the) tiebreak," Bencic said.
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Crude output in the zone is divided equally between the two countries.
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He kept the ball down in the zone, got some ground balls.
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What made it unusual was that Woods practically lived in the zone.
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He credited his ability to keep his changeup down in the zone.
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I'M IN THE ZONE Both Kasia and I spend the afternoon writing.
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The task might have appeared deeply tedious—but Judy was in the zone.
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Do you think she's more In the Zone or ...Baby One More Time?
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"The first inning, (he) was down in the zone," manager Ned Yost said.
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"I got some pitches up in the zone and drove them," he said.
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In the Zone the fallout from human activity is embedded in the ground.
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Looking at them being in the zone, really feeling it, was highly emotional.
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I am just looking for a fastball in the zone I can drive.
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"He was up in the zone and wasn't throwing his fastball for strikes."
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Everything I missed was up in the zone, which kind of cost me.
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Two-seamer was up in the zone, they ambushed it a few times.
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I don't think she even noticed; she was in the zone getting ready.
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When I'm in the zone, I generally don't watch more than 20 minutes.
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I basically threw all my pitches in the zone and trust the movement.
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"I just focused on putting the ball down in the zone," Urena said.
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And so pitchers have steadily thrown him less and less in the zone.
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"He's been in the zone the whole year," third baseman Adrian Beltre said.
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On Wednesday, he went on Chris Broussard's "In the Zone" podcast and retaliated.
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He didn't get up in the zone but maybe a couple of times.
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When you&aposre operating in the zone, work is fun, exhilarating, and meaningful.
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I think he (Colon) was up in the zone a little bit more.
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Ankara wants to settle 2 million Syrian refugees, mainly Arabs, in the zone.
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" Grace added, "I was just in the zone, taking it hole by hole.
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What he got in the zone was up pretty much with all three pitches.
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I threw too many fastballs and was up in the zone a little bit.
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"He can't afford to make mistakes up in the zone," manager Brian Snitker said.
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Second inning, he was just up in the zone and out over the plate.
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You're also really in the zone creatively today, so make time for your craft.
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"He fell behind a few hitters, but was down in the zone," Price said.
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"It was up in the zone, and I put on good contact," Vargas said.
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He's not calling strikes on pitches down in the zone for their guys too.
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So in the zone was Bouchard that she almost wanted the match to continue.
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Once we arrive at the photoshoot, Whack is trying to get in the zone.
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Cabrera hit a 2-2 pitch, a 93-mph fastball up in the zone.
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And however great her flaws, she is still in the zone of human decency.
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"He fell behind a few hitters but was down in the zone," Price said.
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"When I'm in the zone, the dreams just come flying out," Svalina tells me.
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"I think maybe it helped me see more balls in the zone," Riddle said.
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Then Hunter surprised Dozier with a 221 mph fastball that sank in the zone.
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I was in the zone with Future's track 'Stick Talk' blaring in my headphones.
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Life in "the Zone" (slang for prison) takes its toll on its young inmates.
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"I completely got in the zone, because I knew everybody was sleeping," he says.
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He got a number of swing on secondary stuff on balls in the zone.
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Kind of flat in the zone, and, yeah, they made me pay for it.
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We try to help one another where we can in the zone of reasonableness.
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When you get in the zone, you don't really want to take to many breaks.
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I know I'm in the zone when my heels begin to lift off the platform.
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Sam, standing in an art museum in the Zone, seems to balk at leaving Earth.
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The company has been designated to develop large-scale urban infrastructure projects in the zone.
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But I also had to get in the zone and not pay attention to it.
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With a mix of low pitches in the zone, Gibson got 11 ground-ball outs.
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The radiation testing revealed that the dogs living in the zone were not harmfully contaminated.
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"He made some mistakes up in the zone with his off-speed stuff," Lucroy said.
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Stanton's homer against the Angels came on a 3-6.753 pitch low in the zone.
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French officials acknowledge Paris is likely to remain in the zone for the next decade.
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Rod Carew crouched so he would not be overpowered by fastballs up in the zone.
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Mr. Petruk is an unabashed advocate of increased commercial activity in the zone, including logging.
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And when I was really in the zone, I'd hear the sound of birds chirping.
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So you're either trying to get in the zone OR you've depleted all your energy.
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It also wasn't immediately clear what would happen to foreign tourists stuck in the zone.
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Coast to coast, cities in the zone are bracing for a huge influx of visitors.
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Though residents in the zone can return, not all will come back to whole homes.
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"He left some balls up in the zone," A's manager Bob Melvin said of Montas.
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We just put some pucks in deep in the zone, and we caught a break.
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We have the same goal for this race, but I want to be in the zone.
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I know if I get ahead and stay aggressive in the zone then I'll be alright.
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He's able to work the ball in the zone with that and the curveball on top.
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In 2003, Spears released In the Zone, one of the most celebrated albums of her career.
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Businessmen who ran souvenir shops and restaurants in the zone lost their assets to North Korea.
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I've got to get in the zone, fired up and motivated, but it worked out today.
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Major cities in the zone, including St. Louis, could get more than 6 inches of snow.
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"I was in the zone, with Future's track 'Stick Talk' blaring in my headphones," he said.
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He caught Dexter Fowler looking with a strike three that was fairly high in the zone.
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NORAD fighter aircraft escorted the TU-142s for the duration of their time in the zone.
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Residents who live in the zone get a discount, as do owners of low-emission vehicles.
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Residents in the zone who earn less than $21982,239 a year could receive a tax credit.
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Israel has warned that people in the zone without authorization risk being subjected to deadly force.
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"I was definitely in the zone today and it was one of those days," said Williams.
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But Gausman left his first pitch to Stanton in the fourth inning up in the zone.
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Ole Miss (5-7, 2-6) had a difficult time stopping Fitzgerald in the zone-read attack.
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Made him throw balls in the zone, and when he did, we didn't miss them very often.
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The other five were in the "zone," or in danger of failing; not a single program passed.
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"I guess you could say I was in the zone, to finish that way," he told reporters.
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"I'm going to throw my fastball in the zone and live and die by it," he said.
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But when the puck hits off their defenseman and (deflects) back in the zone, that's the call.
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A heads-up play by Greg Pateryn at the blue line kept the puck in the zone.
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The United Nations and other aid groups have yet to establish themselves in the zone, she said.
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But the playlists we bob our heads to at work don't always put us in the zone.
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"Most of the ones looking were a matter of executing quality pitches in the zone," he said.
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You know how you get in "the zone" after you've been working on something for a while?
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Both manufacturing and services sectors remain solid in the zone, but have cooled off slightly this year.
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Then check out our own in-house versions of the #TMZChallenge to get you in the zone.
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I have to make sure I'm in the zone and aware of the next move and emotion.
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"I live in the 'zone,' and I don't know how much longer I can call it home."
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I just want to get in the zone and find a good corner to do my thing.
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"It's a mixture of boredom and anxiety," resident Eli Epstein, 66, said of life in the zone.
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Still, all night Mr. Grigolo was in the zone with a fervor that no one else matched.
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If you stay in the zone long enough without taking any damage, you'll start generating a shield.
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I find it easier to get in the zone when there&aposs something riding on the outcome.
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For Mr Fry, it's Groove Armada's "Chicago", which he says "always helps get us in the zone".
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How when he goes out to play hockey, it's always best when he's just in the zone.
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Of these, I really liked EMU EGG, GROWTH POTENTIAL, PECCADILLOES, ALMOND PASTE and I'M IN THE ZONE.
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"I was looking for something up in the zone, and that's what he gave me," Mazara said.
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Russia conducted "warplane diplomacy" in the zone near the capital by threatening specific neighborhoods with heavy airstrikes.
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I searched inside to get deeper and deeper in the zone, so I could never miss again.
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The average speed of vehicles in the zone rose to 10 miles per hour from 8.8 m.p.h.
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Get in the zone, turn up the volume, and transport yourself to the dance floor with this one.
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I take the school shuttle and get there an hour or so early to get in the zone.
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Whatever is going on in the zone, they discover that it's also starting to infect and change them.
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If he continues to stay in the zone he's going to be in those categories quite a bit.
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"The first inning, both those pitches (to Pujols and C.J. Cron) were up in the zone," Iwakuma said.
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"When you're backstage, they're in the zone, they're very much concerned with getting their look right," Faibyshev says.
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"That's just being in the zone, being locked in," Beal said of fourth-quarter flourish from the field.
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It's not hard, but you do have to have a willingness to take on people in the zone.
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His command was erratic, and he would leave pitches up in the zone — by mistake, not for effect.
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Put the puzzle down and come back to it when you feel like you're back in the zone.
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The endless snowboarding adventure is one part mobile game and one part "in the zone" chill-out experience.
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Chasing fewer bad pitches has given him the chance to focus in on better pitches in the zone.
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How did the "Die Hard" theme music blaring over the PA system NOT get him in the zone???
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But if I had to choose it would be In the Zone and a close second is Blackout.
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Then, keeping that four-seamer up in the zone and above the hands, it has a better effect.
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"Just left it up in the zone a little bit," said Wacha, who hung a curveball to Maeda.
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Dozens of new Chinese-owned solar, rubber and industrial manufacturing plants have opened in the zone since 25.
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Live in Manhattan, but not in the zone: No, as long as you stay out of the zone.
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People who live in the zone and earn less than $2003,000 a year can receive a tax credit.
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A telltale sign of these optimal experiences, of "being in the zone," is that the outside world disappears.
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Panthers defenseman Keith Yandle started the sequence by keeping the puck in the zone and firing it deep.
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The main benefit for a town in the zone is a chance to gather research on big events.
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And that is what we continue to stress during spring training to him, pitching down in the zone.
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Dozens of new Chinese-owned solar, rubber and industrial manufacturing plants have opened in the zone since 1403.
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I'm in the zone of writing, and that place is still really, really hard and really, really challenging.
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The population is still in the zone, with some houses too close to this large crack crossing the community.
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"It also suggests the 'shot clock' started 6 months ago, putting us 'in the zone' for a recession watch."
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"Looking at heart rate to predict, 'Am I in the zone or not?' is just not terribly accurate, unfortunately."
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I was able to stay in the zone and get ahead, and then expand the zone with the curveball.
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"The only way to address the conflict is in the zone of the conflict," McAndrew tells The Creators Project.
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He knows he's going to get a swing and miss and he doesn't miss in the zone with it.
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If I'm really in the zone, I'll put the headphones on and I'll keep working until I fall asleep.
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"I left some pitches up in the zone and unfortunately they hit them out of the park," Velazquez said.
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You're not going to be happy about it an hour after you eat it, but stay in the zone.
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She absorbed everything that Williams and the chaotic circumstances could hurl at her and somehow stayed in the zone.
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"I had pitches to hit, in the zone, that were fouled off and didn't get to them," Stanton said.
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The average speed of vehicles in the zone rose to 10 miles per hour from 13.073 miles per hour.
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Small businesses, including a large number of restaurants located in the zone, are expected to remain open, Latimer said.
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The companies won the rights to drill in the zone in 2015, during Mexico's first auction of exploration rights.
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If you're in the zone, keep at it, if not, take a break because you've more than earned one.
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Think of three moments recently when you were "in the zone" or exhilarated by the thinking you were doing.
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A couple hit-by-pitches, a couple walks, but other than that I was pretty much in the zone.
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He's pitching really well, up in the zone with his fastball, and his changeup has really come on, too.
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We are still in the zone to turn our economy to making money off climate solutions versus making it worse.
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He struck him out on three pitches: a changeup, a curveball in the zone and a curveball in the dirt.
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This is probably most extreme for tasks where intense concentration and getting 'in the zone' is paramount, such as coding.
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I come up for air/ bathroom breaks a few times, but otherwise am totally in the zone for the morning.
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When you are in the zone, sweating your way through an intense workout, you need your headphones more than ever.
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In that time, we saw no other rescue boats and the crew said there were none active in the zone.
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He lifted a shot past the screened Gibson with 2:33 remaining after DeKeyser kept the puck in the zone.
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"You have to be in the zone," said Jonathan "LodA" Berg, the captain of Alliance, a professional Dota 2 team.
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I was able to keep my ball really low in the zone all night, so I'm really thankful for that.
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They all hit hard stuff, for the most part, and they were pretty aggressive down in the zone against me.
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I think the fastball command is better; he's got a little more life up in the zone with the fastball.
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I can't think back to too many pitches to right-handed batters that he threw down in the zone tonight.
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And living in Russia of the 1970's, with its crumbling institutions, felt very much like living in the Zone.
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But when it comes time for her choreographed dance, Mariah moves only in the zone predetermined by her own body.
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I'm sure you could do something similar with athletes, help train them to know when they are in the zone.
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Getting off the F.D.R. or the West Side Highway to drive on any street in the zone will cost you.
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About 256 million Americans already live in the zone, but many more can easily commute to an eclipse-friendly locale.
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So I just kind of found something that was a smaller breaking pitch that would be in the zone longer.
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Nauert says the U.S. demands that Russia "restrain" Assad&aposs forces from further action in the zone covered by the truce.
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Soothed by the strains of Mozart's "Piano Sonata No. 11," Spears seems serene, zen and … dare we say, in the zone.
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Vehicles which do not meet the ULEZ's emissions standards are required to pay a daily charge to drive in the zone.
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In the zone the state runs 73 factories, which splurge on everything from machines to uniforms without a nod to cost.
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We made him get the ball up, didn't chase a lot of pitches in the zone and that was my approach.
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Today I just said, 'If they're going to challenge me with pitches in the zone, be a little bit more aggressive.
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"There were a couple of balls he got up in the zone, out over the plate," Rockies manager Bud Black said.
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"They know they've got a guy back there that's in the zone that he's at now," Islanders coach Jack Capuano said.
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In the zone where a possible contamination might have taken place, residents have been told not to drink or use water.
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Ultimately, cash-strapped Cuba hopes to replace imports with goods manufactured in the zone around Mariel Bay, just west of Havana.
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Last year, I asked Bavor why Cardboard (and VR in general) seemed to be perennially stuck in the zone of experimentation.
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U.N. investigators have found at least 42 mass graves in the zone and repeatedly accused government troops of using excessive force.
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"Once you pull your phone out, it instantly pulls you out of being in flow and in the zone," he says.
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"Just two mistakes, changeups that were up in the zone and they were able to tag them for homers," Bundy said.
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"They were hunting the fastball, trying to hit the ball hard, looking up in the zone," Rangers catcher Jonathan Lucroy said.
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However, other types of priority applicants — like siblings of current students whose families no longer live in the zone — may not.
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For Smith, transcendence looks like getting "so in the zone" while writing that she loses all sense of time and place.
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UGID develops the zone's infrastructure and provides financial services to the enterprises in the zone, namely micro-loan and guarantee services.
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That's why you should "chunk" your time so that you can get more done by getting and staying in the zone.
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If you're able to hold a conversation with the person next to you while doing that activity, you're in the zone.
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Economic sentiment in the zone also fell to a two-year low in January, with the steepest decline among retail managers.
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"Slow to the plate, you're betting on a pitch in the zone being put into play there," Manager Aaron Boone said.
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In Game 2 it was Corey Seager, who went opposite field with a pitch that Verlander left up in the zone.
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There's been an emphasis on the whole launch angle thing and pitchers combating that with throwing fastballs up in the zone.
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"He's always had the stuff, and he learned how to home it in and pitch in the zone," McCann said later.
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By fouling off tough pitches and laying off balls, Gonzalez said, he has seen more pitches in the zone to drive.
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The problem also affects fishermen of both countries in the zone where the maritime border has not yet been agreed upon.
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Fortunately for me, he hung it was up in the zone, and I was able to put a good swing on it.
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It's her most adventurous album in a decade, one that recalls the after-hours experimentation of her 2003 opus In the Zone.
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"He got in trouble when he was up in the zone, both the curveball and the fastball," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Such co-operation has helped convict predators, including a lorry driver's mate who killed a sex worker in the zone in 2015.
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"Just two mistakes, change-ups that were up in the zone and they were able to tag them for homers," Bundy said.
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The two collaborated together on the 2003 tune "Me Against the Music" — which, like "Toxic," appeared on Spears' album In the Zone.
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United States stocks are in the zone of a correction, or a decline of 10 percent or more from a recent high.
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About 200 people, Chinese and Westerners, heard about investment prospects in the zone and were taken on a tour of the area.
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Anyone who lives more than five minutes from a Jimmy John's restaurant is eligible to enter the "Home in the Zone" contest.
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Rather, it puts the court — increasingly over the dissent of the chief justice, it's worth noting — in the zone of mainstream reasonableness.
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"I have to go sit down and get in the zone and with a yellow pad, you know, take a million notes."
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Ortiz saw pitches in the zone at the lowest rate of his entire career this year, only 37 percent of the time.
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If I had had to commute 45 minutes in the wind and rain, I would not have been as in the zone.
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Google "Thom Yorke Cigarettes" and the closest image is one of him in the zone, massive can headphones on, holding a pencil.
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I felt everything was just a little more crisp and I was able to get the ball down in the zone better.
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Two pitches later, left-handed hitting Soto homered to the opposite field, connecting on a changeup that was up in the zone.
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"If he's down in the zone, if he's locating his fastball, he's tough," Rays first baseman Logan Morrison said before the game.
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But one thing is certain: Raising this issue again with his treatment team falls squarely in the zone of loving familial behavior.
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Petrobras has already done significant exploratory work in the zone, boosting the area's value, as they are largely devoid of exploratory risk.
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Wheeler threw a fastball up in the zone, which Wainwright, who now has 28 R.B.I. over the last two seasons, feasted on.
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"I tried to throw a slider down and away, but it was a little up in the zone," Cessa (0-2) said.
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In Belgium, dozens of wild boars have now been killed by the disease in the past month in the zone near France.
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Air quality improved, too, with a 12 percent reduction in emissions of nitrogen oxides and particulate matter from vehicles in the zone.
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About 200 people, Chinese and Westerners, heard about investment prospects in the zone and were taken on a tour of the area.
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Phelps was clearly trying to get in the zone, and while doing so he revealed that he has an epic resting bitch face.
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"Longoria is a great hitter, he always hits the ball good down in the zone, and he made a great swing," Liriano said.
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Confidence: Medium It's not too different for Tuesday, as we're still in the zone where you might tend to find some rain around.
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That, however, would likely have a limited effect, because students in the zone would be given seats first, regardless of their economic status.
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I sweep the floor, shut myself in the bedroom, light palo santo, and start with a Headspace meditation to get in the zone.
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"I think I had a lot of life on the fastball, especially down low in the zone that was very effective," Iwakuma said.
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War hadn't broken out yet, but there was always conflict in the zone, and something had happened that made staying any longer dangerous.
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Dion Phaneuf made an excellent play to keep the puck in the zone, then sent a shot that Carter redirected into the goal.
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This is a curious case because there are, in fact, two remixes of the In the Zone hit that are actually club tracks.
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He got burned tonight when he got caught in the in the zone when the pitches should have been out of the zone.
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My focus is just to stay out of the way and do as much damage as I can when I'm in the zone.
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And I think I was just down more in the zone today than I was last game, and the results kind of showed.
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Even if you're not necessarily an alcoholic, it can be tempting to get numb, get loose, get in the zone with everybody else.
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Another image of the rather nondescript wall along Bernauer Strasse shows fortifications and defensive equipment in the zone between the two parallel walls.
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Big-name developers such as Sunac and Future Land are also aggressively bidding for land in the zone, with hundreds of apartments planned.
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Meanwhile, only about half of the children living in the zone who attended public school were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.
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When Verlander came to Houston, the Astros showed him data that said his four-seam fastball was more effective up in the zone.
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Rockies starter Jon Gray (4-3) left a changeup high in the zone to Yelich, who pulled it over the fence in right.
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At that time, Germany was divided between the Allies into four different zones, and we were in the zone controlled by the Soviets.
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When I'm on the court in front of these big stages, I'm really good at just blocking everything and staying in the zone.
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The "recreational and aesthetic" concerns of the parties objecting to the partition are not in the "zone of interests" that permits someone to sue.
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He's got the kind of stuff that can shut an offense down, and if he's in the zone, it's going to be really good.
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Defenseman Connor Murphy dropped deep in the zone, took a centering pass from Dylan Strome and blasted the puck past the glove of Price.
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"This scene didn't make it into the film but Lucas Hedges singing @LanaDelRey to get in the zone is my good morning," she wrote.
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In 2014, researchers found that some birds in the zone are now producing more antioxidants, chemicals that fight the cellular damage inflicted by radiation.
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I put on headphones and try to get in the zone, but there are too many little tasks dragging my attention in different directions.
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Belgian company BDC Tec will shortly become the first company to start production in the zone, building temperature sensors and electrical panels, Miranda said.
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I just tried to keep him in the zone and get a good pitch and he left one out over and I hit it.
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The 25-year-old right-hander left a fastball way up in the zone and Mike Napoli crushed it to left for a single.
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CRG cited multiple witnesses saying that army commanders, including the former top general in the zone, supported and in some cases organized the killings.
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"It was a great pitch, a 3-2 curveball down in the zone, and Reddick just lifted it up," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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After our conversation, she tells me she's going straight back into the studio with Wayne so they can get in the zone and continue.
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It's her first album since In the Zone that hasn't been marketed with some kind of comeback narrative—but ironically, this time it's real.
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That's not unprecedented in professional golf, where decorum dictates that players in the zone, like pitchers throwing a no-hitter, be given their space.
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Focus is required for actions, and to refill your focus you need to take a couple of seconds to get back in the zone.
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When a batter is immersed in a hitting streak, things come easy to them, they're relaxed, their swing is fluid, they're in the zone.
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"If they keep making the same mistake frequently and they aren't in the zone, that could be a sign of experiencing burnout," said Fanning.
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Damon Murray: Both the playing and making of cards in Soviet prisons and in the "zone," as the correctional labor camps were known, was forbidden.
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Stool pigeons belonged to the "chummy" suit, represented by a diamond, while the symbol of hearts transformed the bearer into a "woman" in the zone.
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Ross shares that she even sports the bold look when she's exercising — a trick that gets her in the zone during an intense workout class.
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Replay appeared to show McAvoy put the puck in the zone before Sean Kuraly could get clear, but the referees upheld the call on ice.
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"Just execution of pitches low in the zone and having a game plan with (catcher Welington Castillo) back there and sticking to it," Bundy said.
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Housing prices in the zone, about 100km (62 miles) south-west of Beijing, more than tripled overnight before authorities ordered a halt to property transactions.
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I have to figure out how to attack the zone a little more and just be in the zone and make some better quality pitches.
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When I'm on location shooting, there's a true joy that washes over me — I feel like I'm in the zone and finally expressing myself artistically.
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Writers, entrepreneurs, and creative leaders of all types know that intense focus that happens when you're "in the zone": You're feeling empowered, productive, and engaged.
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He's making better contact in the zone, too, as pitchers realize they can't get a high fastball past him the way they did last year.
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They just rub up on chairs and are so in the zone that they don't notice the discomfort of house guests, family members, or classmates.
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A Chinese company is close to signing a similar deal, according to a foreign businessman who works in the zone and who asked for anonymity.
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R.A. Dickey, pitching for the United States, left a knuckleball helicoptering in the zone, and Ramirez turned on it, sending it soaring to left-center.
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If you've ever felt "on fire" or "in the zone," even doing simple tasks like cooking, ironing, or cleaning, you've been in a flow state.
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China has yet to make a statement regarding the move, but strategists say it won't deter the mainland from more aggressive expansion in the zone.
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But there are definitely stretches where I'm in the zone picking mushrooms and I go upstairs to be surprised seeing the moon in the window.
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Now, officials say those whose homes aren't in the zone should leave the nearly 24 temporary government shelters, where extra people have taxed limited resources.
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"It was kind of an uppercut, I guess, but his bat stayed in the zone for a long time," the Yankees' C. C. Sabathia said.
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Though they weren't scoring, it was a meaningful sign for the Yankees that every so often a pitch was being left higher in the zone.
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Atlanta added two more when Phillips delivered a two-run homer in the third inning when Garza left a changeup too high in the zone.
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Meanwhile, in the zone between providers and systems are health insurance companies, which also have an interest in maintaining high vaccination rates and herd immunity.
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Miller trains their eyes to look for fastballs low in the zone, the pitching coach Mickey Callaway said, then slips the slider in even lower.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Just when you think you're in the zone, just when you think you're on Will Shortz's wavelength, he throws a curve ball.
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" He advised us to "get in the zone, make this bit about your personal goals" and to "really take this drop and ride it hard.
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"This is when I've got to slow everything down, let the ball get deep in the zone, let the game come to me," Baez said.
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After the game, Jones said he didn't remember waving goodbye to the Cowboys player, saying that he was "just in the zone" during the game.
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"There's probably been a lot of guys in our system in the past that might have failed because they just had their own mind-set of what their tools are, and using it their own way, like a 'riseball' guy trying to live down in the zone when, in reality, he should be throwing it up in the zone and having that changeup down," Cobb said.
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Olympic figure skaters are revealing their pre-competition rituals to PEOPLE, explaining the tactics that help get them in the zone before they hit the ice.
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You want to be relaxed yet focused, completely in the zone — exactly the mental space we all long to occupy in the rest of our lives.
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Either you were at work longer than you had expected, you had prior plans, or you were just too tired to get yourself in the zone.
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Now, a new set of brain-hacking headphones, Mindset, is taking everything a step further and adding distraction-canceling tech to keep you in the zone.
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"I was able to do with the baseball what I wanted to do with it, which was keep the ball down in the zone," Ventura said.
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The CBD feels not like an outlier, but instead like one of a thoughtfully curated bouquet of oils selected to get us all in the zone.
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As spare capacity is used up, most forecasters expect growth in the zone to slow gradually over the coming years, towards its long-run potential rate.
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I am not sure I have ever received so many texts, so if anyone has not gotten a reply please forgive me … I'm in the zone!
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The last known fatal incident in the zone was in 2015, when a South Korean vessel and a Japanese container ship collided, Japan's coast guard reported.
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Tighter monetary policy and the reinforced involvement of the IMF in the zone are likely to support structural adjustments and the build-up of external buffers.
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"We want to continue to stay aggressive on pitches we can handle in the zone and continue to be disciplined and take our walks," Cockrell said.
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The new "Home in the Zone" contest will award one lucky winner with $250,000 to buy a new home within any delivery zone in the country.
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West Virginia had been averaging 18 turnovers in its last three wins but committed only 10 with short-handed Oklahoma State sagging back in the zone.
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Without seats guaranteed for low-income children, and with an increasing white population in the zone, the school may flip and become mostly white and overcrowded.
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"I had him where I wanted him in the count but I made a mistake pitch and left a changeup up in the zone," Montgomery said.
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And two Chinese companies, Golden Concord and China National Complete Engineering, are reportedly making investments in the zone: They are planning to build a solar farm.
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Tyson collected samples from an Alabama farm in the zone, and they tested negative for the virus, according to the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries.
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And if I worked on my mechanics in my swing path and my lower half, I was able to leave the bat in the zone longer.
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Flow, typically thought of as "being in the zone," is the state someone enters when they're totally concentrated on an activity they find fun and fulfilling.
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But in the zone, with the fog and the thumping music and the flashing lights, expectant guests immediately looked my way, wondering what I would do.
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From creating 2D brand packaging to 3D gaming imagery, the Z2 Mini lets creatives stay in the zone without worrying about backing up their work constantly.
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Landeskog got the winner when Cale Makar kept the puck in the zone and allowed Landeskog to beat Jones for his third goal of the playoffs.
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The eucalyptus oil diffuser in the room is so calming, and I feel instantly relaxed — like the kind of peace when you're in the zone during yoga.
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Growth in the zone relies too much on that of its largest trading partners, including America; worthy investment projects at home—in German infrastructure, say—go unfulfilled.
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Csikszentmihalyi theorizes that in order to retain flow and "stay in the zone," the activity must reach a balance between the activity's challenges and the participant's abilities.
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Brown gained the puck deep in the zone, skated to the top of the left circle and then fired a short-side shot that found the net.
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We just started attacking the zone, they were patient and started getting more aggressive and I was able to get some guys out in the zone too.
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He said that 20 trucks had already passed the buffer zone between Turkey and Syria, and that drivers had been waiting in the zone for 48 hours.
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You see a hitter who repeats the same stroke over and over; a stroke that stays in the zone and sprays line drives all over the field.
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"I know that I have been in the zone of pain many times in the summer and fall, and just looked forward all the time," she said.
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The Orioles did a really good job of making me work hard and making me throw pitches in the zone in which I didn't do very consistently.
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But when an Israeli entrepreneur began constructing a hotel on a slope in the zone in 1963, the Jordanians lodged a complaint and the work was stopped.
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Yango Group is constructing a residential project in the zone that is about the size of 70 football fields, with homes averaging 8,600 yuan per square meter.
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It was unclear whether any of those companies would reconsider locating in the zone if the bill passes, Mr. Cade said, but there have been promising signs.
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They vociferously resist any zone changes that would shut them out of their chosen school and put them in the zone of one they see as inferior.
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In recent years less than half of the kindergartners who lived in the zone and attended public school went to P.S. 191, according to the Education Department.
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"It's a focus thing — keeps me in the zone," he said, even while watching Mr. Grant dominate play on a machine based on the World Poker Tour.
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Andrew Cogliano claimed the puck deep in the zone while forechecking and threw it to the high slot where Silfverberg grabbed it and ripped home a shot.
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But sometimes, we need a refresh, whether it's to help us refocus and get back in the zone or to replace items that have been worn to death.
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There was no longer the same flurry of business interest in the zone as when it was created but the interest that remained was more serious, she said.
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Petrobras, as the firm is known, had already conducted significant exploratory work in the zone, making it a relatively low-risk asset and boosting its desirability to bidders.
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Obama's rules promised to decimate the industry, likely shutting down 91 of the country's nearly 900 programs and putting another 270 in the "zone," at risk of closure.
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In the euro zone, Markit's manufacturing PMI hit its highest level since April 2014, with every country in the zone registering rising output and job creation in December.
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As you move your hand closer to the watch, it lights up, showing you information and letting you know your hand is in the zone of real interaction.
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I know how I am and I could see she wanted to be left alone [during filming], she was in the zone, so I knew what to do.
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A boat in the zone where Dragon hit the Atlantic lifted the 16-foot spacecraft out of the water about one hour after splash-down using a crane.
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"It was in the zone where vaccination activities are low because of the activities from armed groups and other groups," said Eugene Kabambi, WHO spokesman in the DRC.
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A typical reading in the zone is about 100 microsieverts per hour, or comparable to the exposure that an airplane passenger might receive on a trans-Atlantic flight.
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It's a good thing, too, because he's seeing a career-low rate of fastballs (49.7 percent) and a career-low rate of pitches in the zone (45.9 percent).
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George Springer worked a 23-1 count against Yu Darvish and then pounced on a fastball in the zone, hitting a hard liner to center for a double.
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That's why even if it's something soft, the bat is still in the zone, and I could drive the ball to all fields or cover line to line.
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Gray lost the game on a fastball that lingered up in the zone to Hechavarria, the Rays' No. 9 hitter, who hit his sixth homer of the season.
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No matter what your speed, aim to get to a point where you are not lost in thought, but are instead simply in the zone, experiencing each step.
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Anytime I go out there, I just look for a fastball up in the zone, and he gave me one, so I put a good swing on it.
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"I'm still trying to figure out how to get in the zone as a fighter, and then come home and be the mom I need to be," Waterson said.
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The monitoring will be activated during a run or manually, offering up real-time metrics, including maximum heart rate and "time in the zone," viewable through the Withings app.
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In this trailer, the team encounters strange creatures in the zone, and The Biologist (played by Natalie Portman's) says that something is making "giant waves" in the gene pool.
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With the count 3-2, I'd advise Ohtani the pitcher to slip a slider past Ohtani the hitter, but one that's kept in the zone to avoid the walk.
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BACK IN THE ZONE I get a lot of inspiration for my tricks from my workouts, and now that I have this renewed creativity, it's back to work again.
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Under the proposal, applications to build on small sites in the zone would no longer go through Planning but directly to the Department of Buildings, speeding up their approval.
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Facing a team with a high strikeout rate, deGrom challenged the Cubs regularly with fastballs high in the zone, winning the majority of the battles and totaling seven strikeouts.
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"Force them in the zone and don't go chasing for them," said Bryant, who has homered in back-to-back games after starting the World Series 1 for 14.
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He could also lock them up with a curve in the zone, or a split-change — a pitch he learned from Rich Dubee, a Phillies coach — in the dirt.
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Ryu got a good start when J.D. Martinez grounded out to short and then he caught Xander Bogaerts looking at a fastball low in the zone for a strikeout.
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According to the Ombudsman, the only members of Colombia's armed forces in the zone last Thursday (besides the army, whose soldiers wear distinct uniforms) were with the National Police.
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Conforto went to the plate expecting that, but got a ball up in the zone and sent it into the left-field pavilion to snap a 24-2 tie.
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Ankara says it wants to settle up to 2 million Syrian refugees in the zone, nearly halving the number sheltering in Turkey from Syria's more than eight-year conflict.
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Her first two albums were so successful she earned a nearly $10 million advance for her third, "In the Zone," and a $6.5 million net earning after production costs.
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Yet a Fangraphs study this month showed that the Rays threw more than 60 percent of their four-seam fastballs up in the zone, easily the most in baseball.
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As a sinkerballer, he still lives down in the zone, an exception on a staff whose fastballs had the fifth-best average spin rate in the majors last season.
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He can't catch up to 90 mph, which is well below the major league average for a fastball, and was cutting through fastballs in the zone on Wednesday night.
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Last month, the State Council, or cabinet, said China plans to set up a stock market in Xiongan in an effort to strengthen support of direct financing in the zone.
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Equipped with True-HD sound, deep bass, and noise-cancelling tech, they deliver energy-boosting sonics, so you can get in the zone when you need a little extra boost.
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"Conversations With Angels" finds the three artists working strictly in the zone of ethereal, oneiric ambiance, evoking the title's notion of transcendent communication across a series of zero-gravity movements.
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Super long JGBs, already on a bullish footing after Thursday's 20-year auction attracted strong investor demand, outperformed as the BOJ conducted a regular JGB buying operation in the zone.
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The sweet spot of caffeine seems to be in the zone of 200 to 300 milligrams—about the amount in a 16-ounce coffee or a 12-ounce energy drink.
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"That was the turning point in the game, I don't even know if they got possession of the puck in the zone," Hutton said of his team's lone penalty kill.
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"It's hard to be in the zone, focusing on athletic movement, on what your body can do, if you're thinking about what others think your body looks like," she said.
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Leading off the inning, Anthony Rendon caught a ball low in the zone and sent it over the wall in left field to cut the Dodgers lead to 3-2.
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"I kind of changed my approach to try to use the middle of the field, and I'm able to get my bat in the zone a little longer," Duvall said.
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Tampa Bay answered, however, as Drouin took control of the puck near the right circle, circled back high in the zone to force the defense back and open up space.
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Indeed, Germany would experience upward currency valuation and major associated disadvantages that are the exact opposite of all the advantages of devaluation enjoyed by the countries remaining in the zone.
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Bauer then set up Kris Bryant in the next at-bat with a similar pitch high in the zone before throwing a low curveball right past him for strike three.
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"I gradually started also using the focus and relaxation music to help me prepare and get in the zone for practice and then wind down from practice," Smith told Motherboard.
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Then there's Malcolm, who at The New Yorker has made a specialty of reportage that stubbornly hovers in the zone where truth, story, presumption and the law merge into mist.
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With 3 minutes 16 seconds left to play, Getzlaf came on as the extra attacker and struck a slap shot from high in the zone past Oilers' goalie Cam Talbot.
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I was in a car, and by the time the call finished, I was sat outside his house, and they were like, 'He's not in the zone for it right now.
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After largely resolving a years-long dispute with state-run oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA in recent months, the government scheduled an auction of production rights in the zone for October.
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"I was being more aggressive in the zone, using more of the plate and not being so tentative early in the count," said Rea, who threw a fastball, curve and cutter.
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By Hixson's estimation, dogs in the zone don't live more than six years — not because of the radiation, but because of a lack of food and shelter, especially in the winter.
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LaVar discussed James' sons, 12-year-old LeBron James Jr. and 9-year-old Bryce Maximus James, during a recent appearance on a podcast called "In the Zone with Chris Broussard".
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During a phone call on Tuesday, Lavrov and Kerry also discussed the subject of Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation and the situation in the zone of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, the ministry added.
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I did this experiment a few years ago now and I can still remember what it feels like to be in the zone and to know when I'm not in it.
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When you're aggressive in the strike zone and you force pitchers to feel like, 'Well, I can't just throw any pitch in the zone,' you force them to make quality pitches.
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Slain and his best friend Blaine Cronn make up Overman, the company behind Flowstate, and their goal is to get you in the zone by not giving you a way out.
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And, upon reflection, maybe a cryptocurrency actually isn't so out of step with what Bunz has been about all along—really, there was always some kind of money in the zone.
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First guy, I think, hit a home run off him, and then afterwards the ball seemed to play a little bit down in the zone, which it normally does for him.
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And in January, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte allowed a Chinese research ship to conduct a study of ocean currents in the zone before banning all foreign research ships a month later.
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And "Do You Wanna Come Over?" offers Glory's one and only moment of self-reference, with a spoken chorus and acoustic guitar stabs straight out of 2003's In the Zone.
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That number included not just the cameras that record the license plates of vehicles driving in the zone, but also private cameras, and other public cameras operated by the local authorities.
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Latimer said he is hoping the containment zone will end at the scheduled time, considering that a number of temples and Christian churches in the zone had planned events for Passover.
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A series of settlements with the F.T.C. dating back to the nineteen-seventies have shown companies how to adjust their business models in order to remain in the zone of legality.
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But the puck stayed in the zone, and Mats Zuccarello picked it out along the right-wing boards and sent it to Klein, who was alone in the left face-off circle.
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When Beltre has fallen to his knee in the past, he has usually done so in response to a low pitch, but the one last Tuesday night was up in the zone.
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And since the real LaBeouf, 33, often likes to sing before takes to get in the zone, that meant that Hedges, 22, had to show off his singing chops for the film.
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This leverages an existing Nest Aware feature that works as follows: Activity Zones can have your camera send alerts and mark your video history timeline when there's important motion in the zone.
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The Shockers hope the senior forward stays in the zone and helps them bounce back from a worse-than-it-looks setback when they host Arkansas State on Tuesday at Koch Arena.
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With the score tied at 1 midway through the second period and the Capitals in the waning seconds of a power play, Backstrom patiently skated in the zone looking for an opportunity.
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"It's vision, it's mechanical, I'm trying to chase less and be more in the zone and when I get a good pitch to hit, I'm trying not to miss it," he said.
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It belonged to Simona Halep, 28, who found form again at just the right time to win her first Wimbledon, routing Williams with a deep-in-the-zone performance in the final.
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But Lester left a two-out, two-strike fastball up in the zone for Lindor and he lined it into center field, scoring Davis and bringing the Indians to within 3-2.
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"When you don't swing at bad pitches, and you're only swinging at good pitches and pitches in the zone, then you have more possibilities of making better contact," Cespedes said in Spanish.
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"He's in a very good hitting position — the head is still, the hands are back and fully balanced and he makes good decisions on pitches in the zone," manager Torey Lovullo said.
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At that point in his career, Bellinger was already doing a fair amount of high-ball drills, wherein he'd practice his ability to stay on top of pitches up in the zone.
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Or it could lease the land from another developer that invests in the zone, insisting on more favorable leasing terms because the landlord is in line to reap opportunity zone tax benefits.
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After Justin Williams kept the puck in the zone, Marcus Johansson passed out to Dmitry Orlov at the point, and Orlov's high slapper beat Bobrovsky to the glove side at 6:39.
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Bjork got the Bruins on the board 1:58 into the contest with a wrister off the top crossbar after Charlie Coyle forced a turnover and kept the puck in the zone.
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"Whether it was a breaking ball off the plate or down low in the zone, we did chase a little more tonight than we have in other ballgames," Boston manager John Farrell said.
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You could set a world record while in the zone after getting home from work, but it doesn't count unless it's seen live, or a recording reviewed and verified by a neutral party.
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You stand there in the zone and you're hitting the same shots over and over, and over and over, so there is no better form of meditation that hitting serves, forehands, or backhands.
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Florida held the puck in the zone for most of the power play and Aleksander Barkov found Jaromir Jagr open in the slot and he placed a shot past Lightning goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy.
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EST Monday afternoon computer model runs have put areas from Philadelphia to New York City in the zone of heavy snow, with up to a foot expected wherever rain does not mix in.
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The one to Miguel Cabrera is the one I'm not really happy about just because I was throwing my changeup down in the zone all day pretty effectively and left that one up.
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A boat was in the zone where Dragon hit the Atlantic and was set to lift the 16-foot spacecraft out of the water about one hour after splash-down using a crane.
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Indeed, today is the day that Britney felt a stirring moment of nostalgia and decided to throw it all the way back to "Breathe On Me" from her 2003 album, In The Zone.
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"It's one of those things where you're up in the zone and leave balls over the middle of the plate, and sometimes you get away with it and sometimes you don't," Harvey said.
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Pregnant women were advised not to travel there and women who lived or worked in the zone, and their partners, were advised to protect themselves from mosquito bites and to practice protected sex.
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For the younger inmates, spending time in the Zone will bring them closer to the prison subculture, and I don't just mean singing along to jailhouse favorite Mikhail Krug's 1998 hit 'Vladimirsky Central'.
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" Goodell continued ... "We want to help get him on the right track and get him in a position where he is in the zone where he thinks he can be successful in life.
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I think that as much as I feel the markets are in the zone of fair valuation now, I am concerned looking out a year from now and I'm concerned about four things.
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Her and her fellow teachers choreographed and performed a dance to Britney Spears' Grammy award winning second single, "Toxic," from her multiplatinum album, In the Zone, and it was nothing short of pornographic.
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"Anybody who owned property in the zone prior to 2018 would have been out of luck until these rules," said Michelle Layser, a tax law professor at the University of Illinois College of Law.
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The attacks have also forced hundreds of families that had earlier been encouraged to return to some of the frontline villages in the zone to flee further north near the Turkish border, residents said.
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And then once I start carving, I almost shut my brain and put on a Pema Chödrön book or whoever, and just get in the zone of carving while the decisions have been made.
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"We were trying to do it carrying the puck in all night long I think, then finally realized we've got to get it in (the zone) and get to work," Toronto's Patrick Marleau said.
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Which is why a computer scientist from the University of British Columbia (UBC) invented the FlowLight; a desk light that alerts your colleagues when you are "in the zone" and should not be disturbed.
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"I guess the reason it's not really sunk in is because I've kind of tried to stay in the zone, really," he told reporters at Interlagos, which hosts Sunday's penultimate race of the season.
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"Only drivers are allowed to operate vehicles and go to Panmunjom through the demilitarized zone," a former North Korean police officer told the Chosun Ilbo, referring to a North Korean facility in the zone.
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While I'm not quite in the zone, the color has changed from beige to a sort of salmon pink meaning that I'm probably headed in the right direction, though I haven't lost any weight.
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So we're left with two choices: inject some swagger into our presence and fool people into thinking we're too far in the zone to socialize, or quit the gym altogether and work out solo.
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It's hard to really explain, but this is a game, to me, where you have to be "in the zone" to get the most out of it, much more than, say, FIFA or PES.
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In addition to providing various wage subsidies for employers that hire in the zone, each empowerment zone got a $100 million block grant that can be used to provide a wide variety of services.
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In one recent outing, he recorded only one out while yielding four earned runs, but Callaway noted that he seemed to be throwing the ball harder and making crisper pitches down in the zone.
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You probably have a favorite streaming music service already, or even a killer playlist you listen to when you're in the zone, but consider trying one of those services' mood-based stations as well.
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He started the fifth by becoming the first Dodgers pitcher of the day to retire George Springer when he got the red-hot hitter to strike out on a slider up in the zone.
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Since then, the number of vehicles entering the zone has fallen by around 11,000 per day, according to official figures, and there has been a 55% increase in emissions-compliant vehicles in the zone.
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If it was a colossal struggle for him it'd be a little bit different but it's one pitch doesn't go his way against Gordon and one ill-advised slider in the zone to Perez.
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"When you're in the zone you just try to stay in it and that's what I'm hoping for," said Rodon, who earned his second win in three starts and delivered his fourth straight quality outing.
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It directly supervises the euro area's 126 most important banks (the biggest in the zone, plus those critical to national economies, big or small), a group that accounts for 80% of the area's banking assets.
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"I thought I threw the ball pretty well except it seemed like I couldn't throw a fastball down in the zone for the life of me, which ended up hurting me against McCutchen," Wheeler said.
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The steady stream of commuters kindly (or terrifyingly) avoids interrupting the animal while he's in the zone, most of them eager to hop over him and be on their way—at least for a while.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on April 24 about signs of illegal logging in the exclusion zone surrounding the nuclear reactor at the Chernobyl plant in Ukraine referred incompletely to a typical radiation reading in the zone.
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During four-on-four play, Hamonic led a rush, chipped the puck deep in the zone, grabbed the puck and roofed a backhander for his first goal of the season and first in 33 games.
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Oman plans to make Duqm a major center for its fishing and fish processing industries, in addition to building an oil refinery, a petrochemical complex and a wide range of manufacturing facilities in the zone.
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Sharapova ultimately faced Williams in the championship, which saw Sharapova in the zone and Williams looking a little rusty after some time off; Sharapova came away with a dominating win and a boatload of expectations.
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"You can allow the ball to get deeper in the zone, so when you get on time, they're usually taking pitches out of the zone because they can wait a little bit longer," Boone said.
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Roger Bilham, a geologist at the University of Colorado Boulder, said Everest's location in the zone of compression between southern Tibet and India means it sinks during earthquakes and rises in the period between them.
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Part of the risk is due to the fact that while there are strict regulations on where people can and cannot go in the zone, it's difficult — if not impossible — to control where the animals roam.
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Kraan-Korteweg, of the University of Cape Town, knew where the gas and dust in the Zone of Avoidance was thickest; she targeted individual spots where they had the best chance of seeing through the zone.
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And then my mom was on speaker phone because she was on a flight headed to an audition — she is up for a Hamlet in Chicago — so she was in the zone going to an audition.
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After walking Maikel Franco, Guerra (21-22) left a 843-284 fastball up in the zone that Williams hit the other way to left for his fourth homer in his 210th game in the big leagues.
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In an official bulletin, the Ministry of Mines and Energy detailed rules on how winning bidders will compensate state-run oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA for exploratory and infrastructure work it has performed in the zone.
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"I was ready, like, in the zone...we didn't get anybody saying that I wouldn't be able to fight, we thought it would just happen...then they disqualified me, that was it," she explained to Mashable.
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"I think it's probably too early to answer that definitely," said Boston manager John Farrell, who saw his pitcher being his usual aggressive self, pitching in the zone — and saw the Jays jump all over him.
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When Ms. Monson is in the zone, her performances can seem, without any conventional drama, like an extraordinary event that is happening to her, the emergence of some greater aliveness to which she has opened herself.
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A report commissioned by environmentalist groups Greenpeace and Nature and Youth, which oppose oil activity in the Arctic, said drilling in the zone would not bring as many economic benefits as the Norwegian government expects it would.
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Under the plan, if implemented, foreign firms would not be charged customs duties for goods transiting or stored in the zone, would be able to store merchandise temporarily without customs clearance and benefit from simplified customs procedures.
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More than a week beforehand, the sherpas gathered in Boulder, Colorado, before fanning out to five sites in the zone of totality across the western US — from Mitchell, Oregon, where Habbal was based today, to Alliance, Nebraska.
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"I thought that (Lucroy) was at-bat of the game — he got down 0-2 and he worked his way back, fouled off some pitches and got an off-speed pitch up in the zone," Counsell said.
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Opener "Ordinary Superstar" sounds like the punk pop theme tune to a classic highschool teen movie and the robotic, glittering shapes of "Take Me As I Am" could be an off-cut from Britney's In the Zone.
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Carrying capacity in the zone starts at six items and doesn't go up much further, and you can't use what you've picked up, by fair means or foul, until it's been extracted—by calling in a helicopter.
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With Marcus Kruger and Jonathan Toews off, giving Colorado 1:29 with a two-man advantage, Tyson Barrie fired a point shot after a furious rally that MacKinnon kept alive by keeping the puck in the zone.
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As a result of the reduced traffic volume and increased mobility, air quality has improved, showing a 12 percent reduction in emissions of nitrogen oxides and particulate matter from vehicles in the zone, according to London officials.
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"When I was younger, I was trying to learn how to be like a Tom Glavine — throw four different pitches at any time down in the zone for strikes, expand the zone, be perfect, pinpoint," Happ said.
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He refined his swing after the Diamondbacks demoted him to Class A in 2015, using a leg kick as a timing device and changing the angle of his swing to keep his barrel in the zone longer.
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The CEZA, a state agency which manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport in the northeastern tip of the Philippines, in February created rules allowing virtual currency companies to set up offices and facilities in the zone.
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He gets up, shakes his shoulders off, paces the room, watches a hilarious fan-impersonation video of himself to get back in the zone, followed by his own diss video for Donald Trump, and continues on his day.
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"Germany in recession would generate a strong buzz, and there is no doubt that economic conditions in the zone would force the ECB to take its next policy steps," said Daisuke Karakama, chief market economist at Mizuho Bank.
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He got Howie Kendrick to ground out to third and then struck out Asdrubal Cabrera and Ryan Zimmerman to end the inning, catching Zimmerman looking at a 94-mile-per-hour fastball that was low in the zone.
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The Shanghai FTZ was launched in 2013 to promote international trade and cross-border investment, but three years later the city government is trying to balance efforts to accelerate financial reforms in the zone while preventing capital outflows.
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Seconds after Tyler Myers intercepted a clearing attempt and kept the puck in the zone, Perreault pounced on a loose puck in the slot and fired it just inside the near post for his 11th of the campaign.
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It was merely telling me how things are in The Zone: You enter into it, it eats your time, and every moment spent pressing forward is one you should spend reconsidering the rewards you're getting from the experience.
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The montage of "Hello 12, Hello 13, Hello Love" into the jubilant "Gimme the Ball" (led by Ronnie Bowman Jr.'s Richie, in the zone and loving it) becomes like a club scene in its loose, playful joy.
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They're awake and already in the zone, even though one of them confesses that he only slept for 26 minutes the night before, and of those 303 minutes at least six were spent with his eyes wide open.
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But experts say the bigger windfall will flow to the people who already own land in the zone or other zones nearby, and to the investors who will race in to build and open businesses in the area.
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It wasn&apost just the extras that Jordan&aposs performance had an effect on, as Foxx explained he went to touch his arm and Jordan was so in the zone that he jerked away and left the set.
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Rakell set up along the boards and sent the puck deep in the zone to Ryan Getzlaf before going to the net for the return feed and quickly fired a one-timer that beat Chicago goalie Anton Forsberg.
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Ms. Ziegler knows that self-consciousness is rarely an athlete's friend, and there are moments when Tim or Sergei finds himself in the zone of a natural rhythm, when you almost palpably feel the satisfaction of instinctive performance.
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Underscoring frayed trust between the NATO allies after sometimes conflicting roles in Syria's eight-year war, President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey does not share many of Washington's aims and rejects its protection of "terrorist" organizations in the zone.
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Joy stays in the zone listening to music (recently, Camila Cabello) with her Apple Airpods, switches between Etude Shine Chic Lip Laquer shades Vintage Carrot and Rose Cocoa, and keeps healthy thanks to her stash of Orthomol Immun vitamins.
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When she saw on PG&E's website this week that she was in the zone that would lose power, Nichols emptied her refrigerator, packed its contents on ice and took it to her cousin's freezer a half-hour away.
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Spending time in nature has a proven wellness benefit and those who are dedicated to this sport, especially on a long endurance race such as Ragnarok, report peak experiences of being in the zone, and engaged at every level.
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"If you move the ball in the zone, it's impossible to not get an open shot at some point," said White, who sank 7 of 13 3-point shots and is shooting 0003 percent from long range this season.
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The Warriors superstar was asked whether he's gonna get in the zone for the NBA Finals by vibin' out to some Drizzy, or skip his jams considering he's with the enemy Toronto Raptors ... and Klay had one helluva soundbite.
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His pinpoint control left the Orioles so off balance that when he worked up in the zone with his marginal fastball, he was able to sneak it by, as he did in striking out Joey Rickard and Manny Machado.
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His four-seam fastball worked low in the zone and his curve dipped under it, but the featured pitch was the meat-hook cutter, which looked on this evening like nothing so much as an outlet for Lester's annoyance.
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The SSEZ, in a statement posted on its website late on Thursday, denied the allegations and said that an internal investigation had revealed that none of the companies operating in the zone have been fined by the United States.
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In the 13-square mile suburb of 80,000 people, residents who live in the zone work or attend schools outside of it, and some who live outside of it still freely drive, walk, or take the bus through it.
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But neighboring businesses, including a sports supply company, an auto repair shop, and a metal recycling facility, have been evicted or priced out, as buildings in the zone are now renting for as much as $3.50 a square foot.
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The credits would apply to the first $85033,000 of an eligible employee's wages, and the rate would be 20 percent for residents who are employed in the zone and 10 percent for residents who are employed outside the zone.
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Cavusoglu said it was not clear how many Islamic State militants were in the zone targeted by Turkey's incursion, estimating around 1,000 were held in prisons "and they say there are another thousand in camps," he said without elaborating.
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A case has now been found in Haute-Garonne, which is not included in the zone where the government has put in place tightened sanitary measures and restricted movement of poultry since mid-December, a farm ministry official said on Wednesday.
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The State Council did not elaborate further on the special tax policies, but Deputy Mayor of Shanghai Chen Yin later told a briefing that foreign companies may not be charged customs duties for goods transiting or stored in the zone.
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"This planet must be tough - it is right in the zone where we expected Neptune-sized planets could not survive,"said Richard West in a statement, study author and principal research fellow from the University of Warwick's department of physics.
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DUBAI, June 26 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's NEOM, which is building a mega economic zone, said on Wednesday it has appointed AECOM as a project management consultant for part of NEOM Bay, the first urban area to be developed in the zone.
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That advice, he says, also applies if you don't have a vacation planned, but are generally distracted by the nicer weather — maybe a small break to enjoy the sun is just what you need to get back in the zone.
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Despite his wipeout stuff, Pineda has a worrying tendency to stay up in the zone with his fastball, which gives hitters trying to hit fly balls a head start, and contributes to his league-worst 25 percent HR/FB rate.
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At the peak of the shortage in March, supply was 30 percent lower than normal in the city's East Zone, according to Manila Water, the private company responsible for providing water to almost seven million people living in the zone.
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In a tweet, Trump said he had been tardy in calling Pena Nieto as he had been unable to reach him due to patchy cellphone coverage in the zone where the Mexican president was visiting those afflicted by the massive quake.
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Described as the "crazy horse" of the Italian team by manager Massimo Rinaldi, and "crazy, in a good way" by German rival Viktoria Rebensburg, Goggia found her own unique way to describe what athletes usually call being "in the zone".
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At every stage of the game, all of the best gear is found inside its walls, ensuring that even if you just want to enjoy the game cooperatively, you'll need to spend some time in the Zone to remain competitive.
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Moreover, "the frequency of close encounters between Chinese and Japanese ships and aircraft in the East China Sea is intensifying" and will likely continue as both countries look to improve their respective air and maritime capabilities in the zone, Hass noted.
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Rizzo lost the battle when he lined out to short, but three pitches later Andriese, likely winded from the Rizzo at-bat, left a slider up in the zone that Baez deposited in the seats for a two-run homer.
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"We will be having discussions with the panel to educate them on the trucking industry and the challenges they have when it comes to delivering in the zone," said Kendra Hems, the president of the Trucking Association of New York.
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This weekend on Noisey Radio on Beats 1, internationally acclaimed Formula One racer Lewis Hamilton stops by to talk the importance of music in his life and play us his top tracks to get in the zone for race weekend.
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As much as basketball players and basketball fans believed they were more likely to make their next shot after making a few consecutive shots — that they couldn't miss because they were in the zone — the evidence actually suggested the opposite.
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Remember ... Nik told us on "TMZ Live" Monday he was worried about getting in the zone for the volcano stunt because his wife, Erendira, was also putting her life on the line with her own deadly stunt above the same volcano.
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Most controversially, it moves several blocks that had been in the zone for Public School 2191, a highly popular school, into the zone for Public School 23, which New York State placed on a list of "persistently dangerous" schools last year.
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The Lightning took a 2-1 lead at 2:35 of the third on a two-on-one break that was sprung after Oilers defenseman Kris Russell failed to hold a puck in the zone at the Tampa Bay blueline.
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"It was down, but it caught the plate, so I think that it was just one of those ones that didn't have a lot of movement to it down in the zone and he's a good low-ball hitter," Kuhl said.
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The 32-year-old had some trouble staying in the zone with eight walks in his last two starts and was reached for three runs in 6 2/3 innings in a loss to the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday.
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To test their ideas Messrs Betts and Collier have helped establish a pilot scheme in Jordan, with help from Western governments (the EU has offered trade concessions) and companies like Asda, a British supermarket, which uses suppliers that hire refugees in the zone.
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I travel a lot for my installations, so whenever I get the chance to be in the studio for a while I just try to get in the zone and keep the flow going by avoiding distractions for as long as possible.
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And you might be able to care for some of that new life yourself—nonprofit organization Clean Futures Fund is currently rescuing the dog puppies (!!!) that have proliferated in the zone without human control and putting them up for adoption in the US.
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It will allow private equity funds and projects in the Shanghai FTZ to raise capital in the zone and overseas to meet demand for cross-border investments, the People's Bank of China's Shanghai branch said in a document distributed at a news conference.
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Sources from four hospitals and Baghdad's central morgue said four protesters had been killed and 90 injured by gunshot wounds on Friday in the zone, which is in the center of the capital and is home to parliament, government offices and embassies.
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"I think if you look back at some of the previous games, I think I got away with some mistakes, but that wasn't the case today," Tanaka said through an interpreter, adding that his slider was often left up high in the zone.
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"I don't think we're in the zone where people are ready to call this a sustainable number, but they're going to be a little bit nervous and wondering if this is an official double dip," said Dan Pickering, president of Tudor, Pickering, Holt.
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However, when the large-scale massacres began - one of which claimed as many as 200 lives - in October 2014, army commanders in the zone co-opted many of the networks of local militia in an effort to weaken their rivals, the report said.
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Linking up with friends to go spelunk for loot in the Zone while moving between car to car as cover feels great, and the clipped chatter between groups passing one another in the snow sends a shiver running down my spine every time.
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The big right-hander struck out Cody Bellinger on four pitches, got Yasiel Puig to pop out to first, and finished off the inning by fooling Joc Pederson with a called strike three on a curveball that was slightly up in the zone.
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GET IN THE ZONE After cooking in dozens of Manhattan apartments, Faith Roberson, a personal chef turned professional organizer, realized the best way to limit the amount of time she spent trying to find things was to create kitchen zones by task.
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It called for a direct link to the international airport, which would get around the kingdom's restrictive entry policies for foreigners, and increasing the real estate and hospitality facilities in the zone to create an "integrated and attractive living and working environment".
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In fact, while he's always been preternaturally good at putting the bat on pitches in the zone, and that hasn't changed in 2016, he's actually been about eight percent less likely to make contact on pitches outside of the zone this year than last.
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In the zone, focused to the point it looks intimidating, so deep in flow that at times the roving cameraman needs to gently glide them back into shot with his right hand, reminding them there is a world watching, out there on the internet.
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Mexican fans - whose team is one of the 16 to make it through to the knock-out stages - had planned a party in the zone set aside for them in the city, followed by a street parade to Red Square several hundred meters away.
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"There will be a huge project in the zone and many buildings will be built, so people who live in the area will be relocated," said Than Htut Oo, administrator of Kyauk Pyu, who also sits on the management committee of the economic zone.
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As you can see, Brady's face has been attached to the top of the School X-ing signs in the middle of the street, and Balto hopes those high cheekbones will help keep drivers from speeding as fast as 56 MPH in the zone.
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Bautista was still walking, but he was striking out far more than he'd become accustomed to, and his contact rate and pitches in the zone was down to 80.8 percent (his career rate is 86.6 percent, and he hadn't dipped below 83.4 since 2004).
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The Wichita State product was ripped for a season-high five runs and nine hits in 33 23/28 innings but at least kept the ball in the zone with no walks after issuing 25 in as many innings over his previous two turns.
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With current street configurations, that is possible only at the Edward I. Koch Queensboro Bridge at East 59th Street and the Brooklyn Bridge downtown; coming into Manhattan via the Manhattan and Williamsburg Bridges, drivers are only able to continue into streets covered in the zone.
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William Karlsson, who scored the first goal, leapt at the blue line to keep a puck in the zone and then Reilly Smith ended up with it behind the net where he set up Marchessault to make it 4-4 and set up overtime.
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The explosion erupted near the Hebei Shenghua Chemical Industry Company plant in Hebei Province and tore through roughly 50 vehicles, including 38 trucks that had lined up to deliver chemicals and other goods to factories in the zone, Chinese news reports said, citing investigators.
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Experian Information Systems' counterclaim against a plaintiff who filed a potential class action under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) failed on Tuesday as a federal appeals court ruled that Experian is not in the "zone of interest" the FCRA is intended to protect.
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"I threw some really good off-speed pitches that stayed in the zone and broke late, and he spit on pretty much every one," said Brewers left-hander Brent Suter, who gave up a single and a walk to Judge and also struck him out.
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What if you could will your way to get "in the zone," and become so single-mindedly focused on the task at hand (like schooling those friends who think you couldn't hit the broad side of a Costco warehouse) that the action becomes natural, smooth, almost automatic?
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When I watch young athletes on the U.S. women's gymnastics team or more seasoned players like Venus and Serena Williams, there's always that moment when you notice they're completely in the zone, focused, where the confidence they embody from all those years of training is almost tangible.
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He almost scored on a wrap around on his first pass by the Blue net; it was turned away but Chicago kept it in the zone and Kane singlehandedly moved through four Blues players who looked like they must have been passed out on their skates.
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"Measures will be taken in the coming hours to ensure the safety of French military and civilian personnel present in the zone as part of the international coalition fighting Islamic State and humanitarian action," the French presidency said in a statement after an emergency defense cabinet meeting.
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Gonzalez listed off some other bugs that did need to be fixed in development, including one that took out the chat in the zone Westfall and an error where the dual-wielding Risen Constructs in the Scholomance dungeon were dealing double the amount of damage they should have.
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"I really just kind of focused in the bullpen (before the game) on what I did at Triple-A and was able to get the ball down in the zone and bury a couple pitches when I needed to," said Anderson, who struck out nine and walked none.
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Tesla has sought and apparently obtained permission to have a wholly owned factory in a free-trade zone in Shanghai, and is still working out other details, like whether cars made in the zone will qualify for electric car subsidies that China currently provides only to domestically produced cars.
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Of course, the new storyline comes courtesy of Aaron's father who gave an interview to the NY Times ... discussing the family's fractured relationship with the QB. Jones says Aaron is "in the zone" right now -- the last time he saw Aaron this focused, they won the Super Bowl.
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"My most used apps when I'm training are actually things like Spotify and Yoga Studio; Spotify to get me in the zone at a competition or power me through a gym session and Yoga Studio to help me relax and recover from a long day on the water," says Groves.
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Not everyone was in agreement with the experts, however, and Peter Toogood, investment director at City Financial Investment Company, offered an investor's perspective on the oil price, telling CNBC Wednesday that the glut of oil "is massive and the usage is not in the zone where you want it to be."
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"At Barry's, I think group fitness feels particularly special because we're all sweating in that Red Room [what Barry's calls its studio, because of its signature red lighting] together — everyone is in the zone and it feels like a team sport, with everyone working toward the same goal," Hudson said.
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The left-hander got Jose Altuve to fly out to center, Carlos Correa to fly out to right, and then caught Yulieski Gurriel looking at a 95 mile-per-hour fastball that was low in the zone but high enough for home plate umpire Mark Wegner to call strike three.
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You came to an event we were doing and you were asking me all these questions about my family and my childhood and really specific stuff about how to boil a potato, and I was just cooking all these tacos and I'm not very communicative when I'm in the zone like that.
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Me and my hitting coaches [in Fort Wayne] worked on staying small in the zone and trying to get your pitch and if it is not your pitch, you let it go by, said Fernando Tatis Jr., prior to playing in the Padres On Deck Game at Petco Park on September 218.
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He suggested that Mr. Carranza could ask charter leaders to start schools specifically aimed at serving homeless students, for instance, or, with a change in state law, ask a high-performing charter to take over an elementary school zone and enroll all students in the zone rather than admit students through a lottery.
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A key reason for looking in the zone, Ms. Eckhardt said, was that George Town's designation as a Unesco World Heritage site comes with restrictions on downtown development, all but ensuring that they would never have to live beside a construction site again — an experience they were all too familiar with, after living in Asia for nearly 22008 years.
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"Having found that certain areas are within the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines, the Tribunal found that China had violated the Philippines' sovereign rights in its exclusive economic zone by (a) interfering with Philippine fishing and petroleum exploration, (b) constructing artificial islands and (c) failing to prevent Chinese fishermen from fishing in the zone," the summary says.
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I do like that it seems he's made a tangible change to a part of his game—his contact rate on pitches in the zone—which seems to have powered the change in production we've seen so far from Smoak, and that makes me think it's possible this isn't a blip and we're really seeing him come into his own.
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