As far as incline, goes, "the higher the incline, the more you work your glutes, so crank up that incline," he says.
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The Kong Naturals Incline Scratcher features an incline design that encourages both stretching and scratching.
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A driver at such a crossing goes up an incline, crosses the level tracks and then goes down an incline.
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If the incline feels like it's too much, or you need to hold onto the machine, reduce the incline or the speed slightly.
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Incline and Decline: To help with training for running on hills or for additional calorie burn, the treadmill needs to offer an incline.
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I start out at the level-three incline setting and then every minute I add to the incline until I get to 12 or 15.
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That means it takes less energy to go up the incline than you get from going down the incline because of the change in mass.
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It has a 20 x 56-inch running surface, 15 incline levels, and a 6-inch LCD screen that shows your time, calories, distance, steps, heart rate, speed, and incline.
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The treadmill was set at two miles per hour during the exercise bouts, with an incline for the 30-minute morning walking program and no incline for the 3-minute walking breaks.
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Names: The Beautyrest Beginnings Incline Sleeper with Adjustable Feeding Position for Newborns; Disney Baby Minnie Mouse Incline Sleeper with Adjustable Feeding Position for Newborns; Delta Children Deluxe 22018-in-280 Activity Rocker, Feeder and Sleeper; Simmons Kids Beautyrest Deluxe 3-in-1 Activity Rocker, Feeder, and Sleeper; 3-in-1 Activity Rocker, Feeder and Incline Sleeper.
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The incline railway was, indeed, designed by the Otis Elevator Company, with an average incline of 65 percent — in its heyday, it was one of the steepest railways of its kind on earth.
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The incline was too much and the turning too sharp.
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Every incline should be paved flat before Mr. Trump's arrival!!!
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Blood surged up the sharp, pale incline of her face.
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The woman was standing on the hill's 65 percent incline.
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One option would be to roll stuff down an incline.
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The large rocks were "on quite an incline," Mosedale said.
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Turner, who lives with her husband in Incline Village, Nev.
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Peanut shells on an incline, on a ramp, that's dangerous.
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Speaking of incline, this "bike" is an elliptical on wheels.
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At the top of the incline, I reached Lichtenstein Castle.
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Most treadmills can reach at least a 12% incline grade.
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The sled goes down an incline that is covered in ice.
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What about the gravitational force pulling the ball down the incline?
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I even backed up a steep incline that made me dizzy.
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"She walks on an incline, which helps her calves" Krefting said.
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Built-in compass so you can see latitude, longitude, and incline.
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So they ramped up the incline and speed of the treadmills.
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We naturally incline toward interpreting events and ascribing significance to them.
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After climbing up a steep incline, you reach a small landing.
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" Rose adds, "The woman was standing on the hill's 65% incline.
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Instead, they still incline towards Lacan, Foucault, and Benjamin, among others.
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But from a physics perspective, it's a block sliding down an incline.
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It can also start on a 50% incline hill without any stalling.
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At the gym, I do incline walking and a bit of running.
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The shortest route would have taken it over a 32 degree incline.
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Curator Lian Ladia capitalizes on the eccentric physical profile of Incline Gallery.
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Finally, he parked on an incline and said we had made it.
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At $1,050 USD, the price is almost as steep as the incline.
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A steep incline early in the race was the runners' first test.
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It charges itself by moving a bunch of rocks down an incline.
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It was drilled on an incline, extending right under the ice sheet.
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We attached our skins and followed a gradual incline along a ridge.
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Now for the challenge: What happens if the cart rolls down an incline?
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But then other walls started cracking, and then the floor started to incline.
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I hop on our treadmill for a part-incline walk/ part-run workout.
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Instead, choose something low impact like rowing, incline treadmill walking, swimming, or cycling.
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We scrambled up an incline, breathing the dark-green smell of crushed sage.
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They will deliver greater maximum speed levels and greater levels of incline, too.
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More hills (up to a 30-degree incline) could cut the range considerably.
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The street was on an incline, and I couldn't keep the jack upright.
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Wheelchair users have to negotiate a "long, uneven path" and go up an incline.
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That house sits on a small incline and, unlike theirs, has a second story.
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Get the most out of your push-up by positioning yourself at an incline.
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I raise the incline, run for two mins, walk for one, run for two. . .
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This combo intensifies emotions but doesn't incline you to be especially direct about them.
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For some of the path, there's just incline; for other parts there are stairs.
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"It only beeps if it gets confused," said Bob Preger of Incline Village, Nevada.
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It has a prograde orbit but is more distant and at a different incline.
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She stood back as they scrambled up the rocky incline, shouting and firing rifles.
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Our cultural ideas about civility and respect incline his neighbors to accept his silence.
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But what sort of New Yorker rides a bike up a 100-foot incline?
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Incline Equity Partners was the selling majority shareholder, Olympus said in a July statement.
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Running up the incline between the two countries (a concrete-paved "culvert" over the dried-up Rio Grande river) and daring to touch the American fence, one of Mr Hernández's friends was grabbed by Mr Mesa before he could scamper down the incline.
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The controls are delightfully minimal with knobs on either side to control speed and incline.
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A pink form with a pale blue ellipse seems to be sliding down the incline.
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The first day, I set the speed to 2.0 miles and the incline to zero.
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The flat benches are taken so my boyfriend and I head to the incline bench.
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Google Maps helps you gauge the distance, terrain and incline of a new running route.
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It's not a severe incline, and it isn't something that would faze a fresh runner.
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Passengers rode down an incline in a flat-bottomed boat at 60 miles per hour.
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Suppose cutting your president's perks or pay would incline her to take a job elsewhere.
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Already secular or indifferent believers are unlikely to incline toward one or the other group.
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A water channel edged in stone courses down the incline, ending in a koi pond.
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I appreciate that the incline adjusts to accurately match the topography where I&aposm running.
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Some may miss the option to shift into a higher gear, depending on the incline.
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I run less than a mile on the treadmill and change the incline to 23.26.
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The others began interval walking, during which their treadmills' incline was cranked high for four minutes so that their heart rates rose to about 90 percent of each person's maximum, followed by three minutes of easy walking, and three more rounds of the incline intervals.
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For scripture tells us to incline our ears to wisdom and apply our hearts to understanding.
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The chambers can be tipped on a slight incline, but sometimes that's not enough for testing.
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They land on a clandestine airstrip, which is on a steep incline to slow the plane.
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I'm scheduled to do another six miles, but I settle on five with a decent incline.
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A single charge lasts for 14 miles and can handle up to a 15 percent incline.
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Cutting to another clip of them on an incline, Swift takes another playful jab at Sheeran.
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But the Moon's orbit is at a slight incline compared to Earth's orbit around the Sun.
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In addition to playing with speed, in some of these workouts, you'll adjust the incline, too.
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"It's a very, very steep incline to reelection for Donald Trump," said Democratic strategist Bob Shrum.
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It is threatening residences in the Jerseydale, Mariposa Pines, Clearing House and Incline areas, officials said.
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These widely held group stereotypes incline voters "to disqualify" women seeking positions stereotypically held by men.
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Take some of the bend out of that arm and arc the blow on an incline.
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The is exactly the solution for a vehicle moving down an incline at a constant speed.
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In addition to heading, the Compass app can also show elevation, latitude, longitude, and even incline.
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The solution is simple: Grab an extra pillow or two and sleep on a slight incline.
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Tuition, room, board, and other costs, 2017-18: $49,003Location: Incline Village, NVSector: Private non-profitEnrollment: 965
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I go to the gym while R. sleeps and walk for 45 minutes at an incline.
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As we reported, Yelchin's driveway is on a steep incline from the house to the street.
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You say you incline to pessimism but that this book gave you reasons to be optimistic. Why?
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The incline was so drastic that the second story bedroom windows looked out into our neighbor's backyard.
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Players who're tasked with carrying humongous loads on top-heavy teams now face a slightly steeper incline.
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And yes, studies have shown that incarceration rates were on a steady incline prior to the bill.
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That lone gear made it a bit heavy to get started, especially if stopped on an incline.
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They tilted it at a roughly 10-degree incline and poured water filled with gravel onto it.
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First, the luggage can more easily roll away if you find yourself on even a minor incline.
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There were just 2.4 meters of incline over the route, so he never had to sprint uphill.
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The trainer adjusts to simulate a 20-degree incline and generates up to 2,200 watts of power.
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You can't shrimp and play guard on an incline, you can't wall walk up on a slope.
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The pediatricians' group objects to infant-sleep products that are set at an incline or require restraints.
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Optimistic analysts had predicted Olympics ticket revenues would return to normal — on a steady incline — by February.
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Similarly, when sitting at the conference table, incline forward slightly when you want to emphasize a point.
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On one, the Okarito Trig walk, I climbed a gradual incline until I reached a lookout point.
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It will also invest $50 million into a fund belonging to Incline earmarked for global aviation investments.
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And also of her entire industry at a time of life which in which we incline to reflection.
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Screen aside, the two incline and speed rollers on the left and right handrails are intuitive to use.
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Spin them forward, and you'll increase the incline or speed, while rolling it back will do the opposite.
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The 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee -- which was on a steep incline -- rolled backwards, pinning him against the gate.
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This integration will provide information such as incline and intensity to the Watch for more accurate workout tracking.
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From 9 pm on, the data shows a steady incline for her in sentiment, derived from Twitter traffic.
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One big wish for the folio is that it offered an incline that was more friendly to drawing.
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The sudden movements continued until the chopper began a precipitous, 200-foot tumble down a 40-degree incline.
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The latter are designed to incline inside your ear canal, so as to better follow its natural curve.
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Or if you start running on a steep incline, that could change how your Achilles responds to force.
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Butler enhances his all-around ability with robotic precision, in a career that continually jogs along an incline.
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That's very subjective — the range depends on which mode, the incline, weight of the rider and throttle usage.
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Steidl uses a special stool that allows the sitter to incline forward, like a drunk at a bar.
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It has enough friction to hold the vehicle stock still even when on an incline, according to Nissan.
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Divers continued a further 300 to 400 meters where they found the team perched on a muddy incline.
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A boardwalk twists along the perimeter of the building on an incline from the first to third floors.
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With the number of clinical trials in the US on a steady incline, pharma companies need human volunteers.
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This one is under $150, lightweight, and its extreme-incline handle makes it easy to vacuum under furniture.
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He led her down an incline to a dimly lit path along the old C&O Canal bed.
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Oh, and it looks like he's working out on an INCLINE -- so gravity ain't helping him out there.
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I passed a rolling golf course and reached an adjacent graveyard whose incline rivaled some in the Alps.
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As the songtaew crawled up the steep incline, the ride felt like being in aging wooden roller coaster.
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When he leaned back on the bed, his shirt rose up, revealing the gentle incline of his stomach.
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For example, you might start with a jog somewhere between 3-4.5 mph, amp up to a straight run somewhere between 5-6.5 mph at an incline of about 403-9 percent for about 90 seconds, and recovery jogs/walks at a 1-2 percent incline at half the speed.
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Clive Bates, a former public health official in the United Kingdom, acknowledged that some studies can show vapers are likely to become smokers, but it's because "the same things that incline people to vape also incline them to smoke"—demographic factors like family background, mental health, and level of self-control.
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It turned out that this incline made it far easier for the man inside the guard to drive his weight into the bottom player and hold him in place and he incline up to the fence made wall walking far more difficult than with the right angle between cage and floor.
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But were that to happen, that would incline me to think about a need to adjust policy some more.
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No, LA hiking is really just walking on a dirt path with a slight incline in new Lululemon duds.
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Head down to the gym and walk on an incline while starting a new book from the library, Commonwealth.
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Pushing out of the leather base is a frame that contains the keyboard that has slight incline too it.
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I ran on the treadmill for 15 minutes at a pace of 6.0 and a barely noticeable 1.0 incline.
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Their gentle incline deliberately slows your pace, encouraging contemplation and, potentially, a spiritual feeling, much like an immersion baptism.
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The plane landed in the mountains on a runway that was on an upward incline, which made him nervous.
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So, though the end of Tate's driveway lines up with Dalton's house, it's a steep incline to her home.
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The incline presented an unnecessary challenge for sure, but those who rose to it have astounding YouTube snares forever.
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"The perception is: Trump is anti-Latino," said Mr. Monstavicius, 78, a retired pathologist living in Incline Village, Nev.
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Because of a slight incline in the terrain, it has two aboveground stories in front and three in back.
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Since the truck is on an incline, only part of the gravitational force pushes the truck into the road.
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You'll probably spend a lot of time being outwitted by rivers, mountains, or really any sort of steep incline.
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Importantly (and in the aftermath of the recalled incline infant sleepers), Cubo isn't trying to replace safe sleep recommendations.
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When searching for a bench, it's best to pick one capable of shifting to a decline and incline position.
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The road she had described as flat is actually a gradual incline that might as well be Mount Everest.
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Usually governments incline to preservation and restoration, but this time around a few are revealing an openness to change.
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It certainly beats hitting a speed or incline button, and then awkwardly cranking it up using a rocker while running.
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The composition is framed from below, so that the gleaming alley's ever-narrowing incline seems to suddenly terminate in midair.
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It's delivered more smoothly with each downstroke of the pedal, even when starting in sixth gear on a slight incline.
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According to The Incline: Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety spokesperson Alicia George said the crash occurred at about 10 a.m.
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The watch is better at collecting some data (calories, heart rate) and the equipment is better at others (distance, incline).
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The aspirationally named Richmond Hill—more of a gentle incline, really—sits on the south side of that low ridge.
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But just because our brains incline us in a certain direction doesn't necessarily mean we ought to bow to that.
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So you want to go snowboarding, and you have snow and a board but — critically — you don't have an incline.
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They went like a cloud over the fresh blacktop, through the gate and up the incline to County Route 9.
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I had imagined the steep incline would feel like a huge rollercoaster drop, but it really was more like flying.
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The Incline reported that 15,000 of the stickers were made available to voters at polling locations in four Pittsburgh neighborhoods.
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They campaigned in Iowa in 2008 — on a bus, during a snowstorm, at one point stuck on an icy incline.
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Also, the adjustable incline only reaches a 12% grade, which isn't enough for those of us who like punishing climbs.
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Researchers found that the exosuit reduced the energy needed for running, and for walking on an incline or level-ground.
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If you find a pushup too hard, try doing one on your knees or on an incline for more assistance.
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The incline on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge was actually longer than this one, but we barely noticed it back then.
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Some people feel their best eating vegan, some naturally incline toward a Mediterranean diet, and others literally hate all fruit.
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I still miss the "notes" section though, which I regularly used to write down treadmill incline settings at the gym.
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He added that the steep incline of the void also casts doubts on whether it was some sort of room.
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I plan my day around how much walking I'll do, and whether it will be flat or on an incline.
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Here's Odell Beckham Jr. proving he's stronger than you ... pulling a 5,600-pound SUV up an incline with a rope!
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Someone suggested driving to the south exit, with a less steep incline, but that was completely blocked by a trailer.
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Cars were stuck or sliding all over the place as they tried to accelerate up the incline to the highway.
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"We had several vehicles that had difficulty getting up the incline," said Steve Coleman, a spokesman for the Port Authority.
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Touch screen controls: You should be able to adjust the incline, speed, and program in use through the touchscreen monitor.
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There's a slight incline to support baby's head, neck, and back, and the foam is quick-drying for fast cleanup.
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Fire managers have issued evacuation orders or advisories for the mountain communities of Jerseydale, Mariposa Pines, Clearing House and Incline.
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If you're bored there, hit buttons: Increase the incline, or add in a few doses of running at higher speeds.
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We climbed the steepest incline on the last day of our trek, and my crew wasn't too happy about it.
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And, unsurprisingly, the steep incline follows partisan divide; 86% of Republicans have a favorable view of her, versus 22% among Democrats.
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In the ensuing years, my happiness has climbed steadily while my weight's bounced around a bit, but always on an incline.
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Being generous to a charity now will likely incline Uncle Sam to be more charitable to you come April 15, 2017.
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When ratings are unchanged, as is the case for most private companies, the bubbles incline upwards along a 45-degree angle.
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Drag myself out of bed to do a leg workout and 229 minutes of walking at an incline on our treadmill.
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The aliens scrambled a short way up the incline as the pale dawn light began to seep through the murky clouds.
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Nor is it indicative of quality or sound business fundamentals — and it probably won't incline investors like me to prioritize them.
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One person suggested that we climb the rocks and go up the incline, and then we just floated the fabric down.
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The majority of the path isn't too challenging, although the final part of the hike is a more difficult, steeper incline.
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Form Check: Running Uphill On an incline, you want to maintain your effort level, rather than trying to "attack" the hill.
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It probably won't make it past a 10-degree incline for even the lightest riders, but that's typical of e-scooters.
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The sloping incline of the playhouse's auditorium affords the audience a particularly good view of the dancing that propels the show.
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"People have been speculating that it's either going to jump up rapidly again and keep on the same incline," she says.
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The boys dared one another to run up a concrete incline and touch the barbed wire of the American border fence.
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Tackling my phobia of teens could wait, but I would at least have to attempt rolling up and down an incline.
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This was our second bridge of the day, and the incline was starting to feel less welcome than it had before.
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He rode a single-speed bike — one gear for every incline, descent or obstacle — which means he likes to torture himself.
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Mr. Kaplan rebuilt the entry, widening it and adding extra steps to create a generous space with a more gradual incline.
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Each dial turns smoothly enough that you're able to easily adjust either metric with the speed or incline quickly following suit.
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Unlike every Clemson coach before him, Swinney races down the incline, hitting flat ground before anyone else and accelerating from there.
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Ellison purchased it in 2006, but decided to sell in favor of properties in Lake Tahoe's Snug Harbor and Incline Village.
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Ellison has a number of properties in Incline Village, Nevada, an affluent neighborhood on Lake Tahoe's north shore favored by billionaires.
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From my kitchen window, I watched as people made their way up the steep incline toward the caves in the cliff.
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From my kitchen window, I watched as people made their way up the steep incline toward the caves in the cliff.
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That's why Viada likes Harrison's use of the barbell floor press and the incline barbell one-and-one-quarter bench press.
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As the industrial buildings began to drop away and the highway narrowed, we turned up a small road at an incline.
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Its X22i Incline Trainer, for example, is about $2,800 and also comes in with built-in monitor for HD on-demand classes.
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Some parents believed sleeping at an incline would help these babies (even though the theory has largely been debunked by medical professionals).
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Now imagine being behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler pulling not one, but two trailers, and jackknifing at a steep incline.
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"You take a piece of ice and put it on an incline, if there's no water there it kinda sticks," Priscu said.
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The Cowboy, however, provides noticeably more power from a standstill, helping you get started easier when under load or on an incline.
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Outdoor CyclingThere's something rewarding about biking up a steep incline, reaching the top, flying down, and feeling the wind in your hair.
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"It took four grown men to get her out of the water — between the waves, the sand, the incline," Moorer told WFAA.
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That may sound terribly simple, but Colicchio says it was extremely flavorful, and we're incline to believe the veteran Top Chef judge.
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Workouts labeled "incline" are runner's choice but should be at no more than 5% — 2-3% is a good place to start.
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Most patients find this easiest to do on a treadmill, where speed and incline can be precisely regulated and the results measured.
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"The roads in Ithaca are kind of cut into the hills, and her car got stuck on an incline," Mr. Casas said.
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Sessions's policy preferences on immigration and criminal justice don't incline liberals to give him the benefit of the doubt, and understandably so.
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USGS also warns people against going into the ocean, as eroded land and lava are making their way down the volcanic incline.
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This year alone, four sleepers were recalled, including the popular Fisher Price Rock 'n Play, a sleeper with a 30-degree incline.
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They climbed a short incline and saw ahead a cop car with its lights on, parked on the shoulder of a road.
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Another built up a basketball court's worth of momentum and used it to manual up an incline that ran underneath the BQE.
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It was the usual circular cage, but with a slight incline from about a meter and a half off of the fence.
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With cosmetic procedure rates on a steep incline (nearly 70% of Americans have considered one), it's not surprising that these augmentation apps exist.
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The Bike+ motor is still intelligent enough to provide an electric pedal assist at low speeds or when climbing an incline as needed.
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Local news outlets like The Incline have taken to crowdsourcing the movements of the dozens of autonomous cars that are operating in Pittsburgh.
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Rivera started pushing the stroller up a slight incline … where she lets go of the stroller, causing it to roll backward toward Dorsey.
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She began by walking on the treadmill at an incline for 30 minutes, before moving up to interval running and a solid mileage.
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With 273 pound-feet of torque, it can tow a trailer weighing 3,613 pounds or take you up a hill of challenging incline.
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The Curved Body of a Pixel, curated by Lian Ladia, continues at Incline Gallery (766 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA) through November 24.
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Moreover, the sterling-dollar rollercoaster has been on a sharp incline since early October, driven from $1.22 to above $1.30 by two factors.
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The course in Vienna was specially chosen for its favorable running conditions — there was just 2.4 meters of incline over the entire route.
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The pedals jump into a lower gear when they feel more resistance, and it can be jolting when you're climbing a massive incline.
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Even then, the president would still have the final say, making Brennan's path forward look more like a vertical incline than a slope.
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In default mode, the system uses an incline sensor to detect when you're going up a hill and then kicks in to assist.
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The ramps use a combination of momentum-halting media like gravel or sand and an incline to bring runaway vehicles to a halt.
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This came on the back of a sharp incline following the company's full-year results on Thursday, which boasted growing sales and revenues.
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In Colombia's coffee-producing region of Risaralda, small trees run along the sharp incline of the Andes Mountains, carefully tended in tidy rows.
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But not all planks are created equal, and you can target different muscles by taking slight variations like side planking and incline planks.
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Dot Boards' hub motors can reach a top speed of 24 mph and can climb hills with up to a 30 percent incline.
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In 1990, while working on another installation, they noticed a patch of yellowing turf where the ladder had leaned against a grassy incline.
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In its testing, WTHR 13 took a variety of factors into consideration, such as driver height and road incline: The blind zones can vary widely based on a number of factors, such as the height of the driver, the size of the object in front of the vehicle, the position of the driver's seat, and the incline (or decline) of the driving surface.
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The trip is just under four miles, with a lot of traffic lights, and a decent incline up one half of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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The rollers also include a jump button in the middle, so you can quickly increase the speed to the next level or incline percentage.
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With a steady incline of clientele, Casterline is expanding her business to include wholesale opportunities, goodie bags for corporate companies and boutique gift boxes.
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But for the experts who study the system, we're taking a plunge down an incline—and we can't see what lies at the bottom.
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Krause said the hill, which has a nine-degree incline, sharpens the angle of runners' shins and forces proper body lean, promoting better form.
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Because the house is on an incline, her progress in the mornings, going uphill, is slow; in the evenings, thankfully, she can race past.
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This reflects a modest decline in earnings growth quarter over quarter and a slight incline for revenue growth expectations over the same time period.
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I glided easily on even the slightest downhill, and I could definitely feel it in my legs when trying to climb a gradual incline.
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You'll start by planking at an incline (try leaning against a wall, chair, or the back of your couch), which is easier for beginners.
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With a unique wedge-style design to encourage both scratching and stretching, the Kong Naturals Incline Scratcher is a great scratcher for any cat.
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It also features a dual nozzle, an incline to complement your natural position, and a comfort grip pressure control knob to control your clean.
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Both are purported to have a low center of gravity, with the R1T reportedly able to climb a 45-degree, or 100-grade, incline.
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Other than that, all its major specs are virtually identical: It has the same size track, along with the same speed and incline options.
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On either arm of the unit are two dials, one to increase or decrease speed and another to increase or decrease the incline angle.
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Under the washing lines, grasses heavy with seed pods all incline slightly southward, and among the grasses a lone yellow plant, maybe a ragwort.
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He was pinned between his Jeep and a brick wall outside his Los Angeles home after the Jeep had rolled backwards down a steep incline.
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The waistband is two inches wide, so it won't dig or chafe, even when you're huffing up a steep incline or hauling a heavy backpack.
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But boy was that pedal-assist useful as soon as I hit my first steep incline, or when climbing out of deep ruts and ditches.
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So far, the news doesn't appear to be upsetting investors: the stock is trading slightly up, after a general incline over the last several months.
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This morning, while walking my dog along the incline of the mountain, I remembered something one of my therapists told me about surrendering to anxiety.
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I do another HIIT body session with way too many squats and some treadmill incline sprints, and finish it up with some upper body work.
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These are two of the tactile controls you can use; the one on the left side adjusts incline, and the one on the right, speed.
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As we travel east, the lumpy ground beneath us begins to incline, and the sound of waves crashing on the nearby beach suddenly become audible.
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It took a further eight decades for it to be coaxed under the River Seine (down an especially steep incline) and connected with the north.
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It's able to climb a 15-degree incline without losing power, but "I wouldn't take it off-road and climb rocks with it," Ram said.
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Then there are the other factors besides duration and intensity that could be impacting how your Achilles feels, like incline and surface, Dr. Balmes says.
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"The day I went into labor, I actually did incline training for an hour along with dumbbell curls and barbell squats," Cooper, 27, tells PEOPLE.
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Thiem attributed most of the stagnation of the wave of players now in their mid-20s to the steep incline presented by the game's best.
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They hiked into the woods, past a boulder commemorating the 1626 "purchase" of Manhattan from the Lenape, and up a paved incline, alongside the Hudson.
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The skateboard will also power-up on an incline, slow down when going downhill, and brake completely when the rider steps off, the company claims.
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The Tacx NEO 2 Smart Indoor Trainer features dynamic inertia, which compensates for incline, speed, and weight to provide a smooth and realistic ride feel.
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Because most trackers measure when you're walking up stairs or an incline, they use a combination of motion sensors and sensors that detect air pressure.
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And his anti-immigrant policies and imposition of tariffs on Chinese imports hardly incline Beijing to listen to lectures on what it considers internal matters.
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The idea is to simulate what it might feel like to cover the 29,029 feet of incline on Everest, hiking up and up and up.
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Fiat Chrysler noted that at times cruise control systems automatically initiate acceleration to help vehicles maintain driver-selected speeds, including when going up an incline.
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That morning, Rivera is standing on the porch smoking a cigarette, watching the occasional car struggle up the steep incline that leads to her neighborhood.
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Fly and Incline also plan to acquire 48 to-be-delivered planes and have an option to acquire a further 50 aircraft to be delivered.
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My instructor kept me aware of what was coming, what pace I should be running and how much I should increase or decrease the incline.
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She normally slept on the high street, the pedestrianized shopping area that leads from Southend Central Railway Station, on a slight incline to the sea.
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At last we pulled up on a gravel road with a steep incline on one side and a path up a hill on the other.
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PDL BioPharma, based in Incline Village, Nevada, owns a portfolio of companies, products, royalty agreements and debt facilities across the biotech, pharmaceutical and medical devices sectors.
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Rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis have been on a steady incline in recent years, according to Centers for Disease Control (CDC) data collected through 2014.
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This is the swagger that pulls other celebrities who incline toward the provocative—Lady Gaga, Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Riccardo Tisci, James Franco—into her orbit.
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"The boys dared one another to run up a concrete incline and touch the barbed wire of the American border fence," The New York Times reported.
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The price of U.S. crude oil has been on a mostly steady incline since last June and last week hit $3.063, the highest since December 2014.
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Yet I can see how the endless media coverage of Clinton's email evasiveness might incline some casual voters to perceive Trump as the more honest figure.
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Kim later explained that her husband helped design the functional, yet seemingly flat sinks: There's a slight incline and a slit for the water to drain.
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Start off with a half-mile jog or set the incline on your treadmill to 10 and walk to really to get your heart rate up.
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The hope is that curiosity will incline viewers to search out the fighter, find interest in his story, and become newfound fans of the fistic science.
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You should also consider the Kong Naturals Incline Scratcher, the PetFusion Cat Scratcher Lounge, the 4Claws Wall-Mounted Scratching Post, and the SmartCat Bootsie's Combination Scratcher.
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Like a fair number of Trumpists, Bauerlein holds some beliefs that might have been expected to incline him toward #NeverTrump-ism, including an abhorrence of vulgarity.
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In that position, he holds his lute vertically aloft, while the muses, around him in a ring, incline toward him, like birds drinking from a pool.
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Places like Incline Village, Nevada — or so-called "Income Village," nestled alongside Lake Tahoe — should expect to get a little more crowded in the next few months.
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Once you've mastered the incline push-ups, you'll take your hands to the ground for a few reps at a time, until you can bang out 10.
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It tops out at 12 mph, goes 15 miles between charges, weighs just over 30 pounds, and can tackle slopes with up to 15 degrees of incline.
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It tops out at 12 mph, goes 15 miles between charges, weighs just over 123 pounds, and can tackle slopes with up to 15 degrees of incline.
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Try alternating between 30-second intervals at a moderate level, with two-minute recovery sessions at a lower level and incline for about 20 minutes to start.
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On a recent trip to southern Europe, I drove it on its side, hovering on two wheels at one point as I dangled above a steep incline.
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Two miles in for all of them, the course veers off the paved road and up into a trail with a steep incline of roughly 30% grade.
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Get It Filled does a good job of easing the player into its whole deal, though the difficulty ramp is on a bit of a steep incline.
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DUKE:Dear Isabel, I have a motion much imports your good; Whereto if you'll a willing ear incline, What's mine is yours, and what is yours is mine.
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Walking up or down a steep incline or a set of stairs and getting lost in the streets can make walking one mile feel more like two.
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Here you'll see the surrounding national forest's brilliant hues from some of the steepest railroad tracks in North America (there's a 37 percent incline in one stretch).
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The boys, between ages 11 and 16, were found huddled together on a small, dry, mud-covered incline, surrounded by water in a cramped, pitch-black chamber.
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The seat was quite comfortable, and a control panel next to it featured about a million buttons to customize settings from incline and height to lumbar support.
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They installed the hollow statue, which Visbal estimates weighs about 300 pounds, into the base, and had to adjust the statue to offset the street's steep incline.
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I remember making my way down the steep incline, gripping the cable with slick hands, thinking of the photos in the visitors' center of bloody compound fractures.
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At the same time, she seems to incline her upper body forward, as if she were about to tumble off the furniture and out of the picture.
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Mr. Keidar suggested that because of the rough, steep incline of the land, it was hard to see what had been happening and where people had stood.
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The town may also cut the sidewalk out around the trunk or build an incline over the roots, or simply leave that portion of the sidewalk unrepaired.
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But the evolution has not gone so far as to incline Democrats to make an issue of, for example, foreign agents who are not registered as such.
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She stopped a little higher than my shoulders, unable to gather enough momentum to climb all the way up the steep incline, and she turned to me.
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Heading near-vertically uphill in my San Francisco neighborhood, I set the bike to level 5 and still pedaled to keep a fast pace on the incline.
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Sensors calculate how fast you should go to keep a steady, consistent pace that will work with the road conditions and up to a 15 percent incline.
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These USA-made seamless-toe socks have tiny treads in the heel and toe to prevent your sock from sliding around inside your shoe on an incline.
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The exam is used to measure how the heart responds to increasingly strenuous exercise; in this case, both the treadmill speed and incline were increased every three minutes.
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A very useful Boost button near the right grip can be pressed and held when you need an extra push off the starting line or up an incline.
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With GymKit, the treadmill is still responsible for keeping track of pace, incline, and distance, but the watch is responsible for calories burned and the heart rate data.
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"(It still has) what they call the ski jump, which is the 15-degree incline at the front of the ship ... to give aircraft more lift," he said.
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The extreme incline of the ship as well as the difficult sea conditions had so far prevented teams from boarding but calmer weather conditions were forecast for Monday.
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"(They still have) what they call the ski jump, which is the 15-degree incline at the front of the ship ... to give aircraft more lift," he said.
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The road twists like a snake up the mountainous incline, an old route where the road's edge blends into beautiful greenery and perilous cliffs overlook the Hudson River.
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A detailed piece in Fast Company outlines how extreme sports (professional surfing, steep incline skiing, skydiving, etc.) are the quickest way we've found to tap into human flow.
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These are two questions that frame The Curved Body of a Pixel, a solo exhibition of work by artist-educator Kimberley Acebo Arteche at San Francisco's Incline Gallery.
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Putting a rectangular block behind my back on the incline press pushed back my overdeveloped shoulders, forcing me to isolate my chest in ways I'd barely felt before.
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In a matter of minutes, flames were climbing the incline of dirt and brush under the interchange of the 2 and 134 freeways in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles.
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At the end of the video Savage takes Spot for a test ride, and the robot shows impressive alacrity — although it does struggle with a slight uphill incline.
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The Swiss franc, which has been in a steep incline against the dollar of late, may be being used as a proxy for gold, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Oprah Winfrey's workouts include "45 minutes of cardio six mornings a week, four to five strength-training sessions a week, incline crunches, and stretching," according to her trainer.
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Incline Push-Up Place your hands atop a bench, the edge of a couch with the cushions removed, or any solid surface that's about 18 inches off the ground.
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The treadmill has the ability to incline if you're looking for a more intense workout, and it's iFit-enabled to help you keep track of your overall health stats.
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"Prices in the foreseeable future will stabilize a little, and you won't see a sharp incline," Robert Bonghi, the director of procurement and pricing at Produce Alliance, told Bloomberg.
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With just one rotation of the pedals, the e-bike's battery-powered 350-watt motor kicks in and I zip up the bridge's incline at a steady 20 mph.
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GLOUCESTER, England (Reuters) - Competitors risked injury and ridicule as they flung themselves down a steep incline after a nine-pound wheel of cheese in the English county of Gloucestershire.
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Despite the small boulders, steep incline, uncleared river crossings, and of course, horses being ridden very close by, there haven't been injuries more extensive than the rare twisted ankle.
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That integration also enables users to see a map of the virtual path they've ridden, along with their incline stats and other performance information, like heart rate and cadence.
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This Nordic Track T series treadmill is equipped with 20 built-in workouts designed by a personal trainer, and allows users to adjust incline to up to 10 percent.
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To make things worse, their coffins were on an incline instead of flat on the ground, which meant they had to sort of stand for the full 30 hours.
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" The hackers, he said, entered "a certain email account and there was information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate.
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This treadmill from ProForm has all the bells and whistles, including a touch screen, 50 onboard workouts, a pulse monitor, adjustable incline, extra cushioning, a fan, and Bluetooth speakers.
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Ellipticals are more low-impact to preserve those joints — this one comes with built-in speakers, multiple incline and resistance levels, 18 workout apps, and a small screen display.
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Her "Slant Board" (1961), one of the attendant objects on display, requires performers to use attached ropes — the board sits on an incline — as they move around one another.
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If you want to try it, you can simply take a HIIT class, or run or even walk in a way that involves higher-speed and higher-incline bursts.
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In Vienna, where prices have been on a steady incline, though at a slower pace than in the country overall, prices were up 6.5 percent from 2017 to 2018.
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One was not setting a precise route; runners could create their own path, deciding if a shorter but steeper incline, for example, was better than a longer way around.
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She said that some curb ramps have crumbled or are too narrow, while others have such a steep incline that they could send a wheelchair flying into the street.
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The truck was coming down an incline when the driver lost control in Huashi town in Hunan province, the county police said in a statement on their official microblog.
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Rather than fight the site's steep incline, Gandhi built a 3,000-square-foot house that echoes its contours: long and narrow, with a slanted roof that mimics the hillside.
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With automatic speed and incline adjustments, you'll be able to focus solely on your run, and the built-in FlexSelect cushioning will keep your joints in tip-top shape.
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The characters incline more toward caricature and Mr. Sikula and Mr. Averett, cheerful performers both, don't look or sound like the real men they're playing, which diminishes the fun.
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Building out a variety of teams with different tactical specialties is satisfying, and while there are moments where it feels too easy, later chapters provide a welcome incline in difficulty.
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The house, which is built into a small incline, has a main entrance on the second floor that opens to a living area, with an open kitchen on the left.
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FROM COINAGE: 4 Ways to Work Out Without Killing Your Wallet Third move: Incline pushup Grab a sturdy box and place it at the end of your mat (or floor).
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On an annual basis, industrial output rose 0.8 percent in June after a revised 4.7 percent gain in May, outperforming a median 0.5 percent incline tipped in the same survey.
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He waved Ward and Karl over, and they all walked up the incline and stood at the edge of a fresh meteorite crater for the first time in their lives.
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At first, the 34-pound stroller weighed more than the babies, but they were getting bigger, and soon I noticed every slope and incline of our neighborhood's ostensibly flat streets.
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Population: 8,795Share of population over 25 years old with at least a bachelor's degree: 54.9%Incline Village is a community on Lake Tahoe, and is home to Sierra Nevada College.
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The nearly five decades that have passed since Nixon stepped down have only made the GOP more cohesive and less incline to hold its standard-bearers accountable for their actions.
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What the show, Facility of DECLINE, isn't, is a recreation of Facility of INCLINE, Facility of DECLINE, or OTTOshaft, the names for the original individual parts of Barney's first trilogy.
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The tourist bus was carrying at least 56 people on Wednesday night when it went off the road and tumbled down a steep incline on the island, Portuguese officials said.
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Jameis Winston is taking his offseason training to the streets -- literally -- pushing a 303,500-pound SUV up an incline ... in an effort to remind NFL teams he's still a beast!
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They have felt the incline but haven't always seen it, even on clear days, because there are rarely any points of reference they can use to gauge slope or distance.
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Skeptics will note that China's profound cultural aversion to the prospect of political disunity and chaos may incline the mainland Chinese to approve a hard government line with Hong Kong.
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Socks that slip and slide turn into more than a minor annoyance when they start to affect your performance, whether you're hiking up a sharp incline or trudging through mud.
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Additionally, eating smaller meals throughout the day, not eating within four hours of bedtime, weight loss, avoiding tight fitting abdominal clothing and sleeping on an incline or wedge may help.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The peak remains tantalizingly close for Serena Williams but negotiating the final incline to a record-equaling 22nd grand slam singles title is proving the trickiest of all.
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Other simple changes you can make are eating smaller meals, avoiding eating a few hours before bedtime, and lifting the head of your bed, so you sleep on an incline.
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It has solar panels on its underside for charging up, and the wheels have a tread meant to give it purchase on steeper climbs of up to 45 degrees in incline.
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Climbing up the incline of the piece, you looked out on the skyline of New York City, a place with an economy shaped in its early days by this human trafficking.
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Women, because of the type of work they either incline to or are culturally pushed into, end up with less bargaining power in the free market and therefore less economic independence.
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There is an unlimited amount of research surrounding intermittent fasting, and his workouts prioritize simple compound movements, like incline bench pressing and weighted chin-ups, for which free online instruction exists.
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The concept is simple as it is dangerous: a handful of drivers speed motorcycles and cars around the walls of a large wooden barrel at an incline that approaches 90 degrees.
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Instead, our local cab driver — steering up a steady incline in a beat-up Dodge van — points to the right and says, "That's all Facebook," with a matter-of-fact tone.
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" Speaking ill of a public figure, the prevailing jurisprudence added, "has a direct tendency to breed in the people a dislike of their governors and incline them to faction and sedition.
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I continued to ride and when I went down a slight incline the bar that holds the handlebar detached from the scooter and I flipped over where the handlebar should be.
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No, the issue instead is that everything about Trump — his advisers, his personal feelings on Putin, his own business interests — incline him towards seeing things from the Kremlin's point of view.
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No, the issue instead is that everything about Trump — his advisers, his personal feelings on Putin, his own business interests — incline him toward seeing things from the Kremlin's point of view.
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The others exercised for the same amount of time, but at a strenuous pace and incline, so that their heart rates stayed at between 80 and 85 percent of their maximum.
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Wedged between a catering cart, her seat, a piece of the plane, and the body of a fellow crew member, she crashed into a snowy incline severely injured but still alive.
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If you have a large yard or an incline, keeping two sets of batteries charged and ready may be necessary if you want to mow the entire space in one session.
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Its wall is steep, which in climber-speak means not vertical but severely overhanging: 222 metres high and jutting out by 21990 metres, for an average incline of negative 220 degrees.
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He didn't really know how far he'd gone or where he was when he emerged, scrambling up a steep incline and into the yard of a house that was mercifully dark.
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The man on the far left, who is standing on an incline, guides the painting, while the man on the right, who is standing on lower ground, holds the painting's bottom edge.
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It's probably better to use two hands—especially if you want to adjust it to a more specific incline—but as Microsoft promised, it's totally possible to lift it with one hand.
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The couple claims they followed the instructions of the theme park staff while getting on the water ride but, as their raft got to the top of its incline, something went wrong.
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A steeper rate incline likely will come with increased inflation pressures that in turn could serve as a millstone for a market struggling to post meaningful gains even amid blockbuster corporate earnings.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The route for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics marathon was announced on Thursday with the main feature being a steep incline to finish the race at the newly built Olympic stadium.
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For years I've been studying the effects of these emotions on decision-making and behavior, and I've found that unlike reason and willpower, they naturally incline us to be patient and persevere.
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Better understanding their intraparty history might incline progressives to be more effective factional actors — more attuned to what the key levers of influence are within the party and in the broader political system.
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If you want to try it, Kechijian has many of his clients toss on a weighted vest, crank a treadmill's incline to its max, then walk for twenty minutes to a half hour.
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"[For cardio], she would run on the treadmill on an incline because that works your glutes a little bit better, and jump rope," says Braganza, who also trains Bull series star Michael Weatherly.
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Now, judging by what we saw at New York Fashion Week last month, we can safely say the '90s are on a steep incline, starting with the return of some throwback hair accessories.
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Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM, said in a note that a "decisive breakout and daily close above $1.2350 could encourage a further incline higher towards the next relevant resistance level at $1.2500."
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You see that in Alpine Incline, which starts you out in a chill little forest village, with the harrowing, creaky bridges you'll soon be hopping and bopping over far off in the distance.
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The final stretch promises to be grueling with a steady one percent incline over the last three kilometers of the course taking the athletes back to the Olympic stadium in the city's west.
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In "Jack/Knife," a single-lane highway snakes down from the horizon, near the top of the vertical painting, until it intersects a highway spanning its narrow width, with a steep incline below.
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As we&aposre getting told, they hacked a certain e-mail account and there was an information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate.
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But his music could also incline toward lyricism, and it eventually came to be so highly regarded that Mr. Davies was celebrated as one of the most eminent postwar composers in the world.
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Then the pavilion floor begins to incline downward; and the monuments are suddenly presented in suspension, as if they were gradually lifting off from the ground, higher and higher the further you descend.
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Read more: The best treadmills for your home gymThe treadmill also features impressive speed and incline ranges capable of adjusting in a matter of seconds, as well as a quality set of speakers.
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In fact, Goldberg argues that couples should have "rough and ragged" beginnings where they work things out, and then look forward to a long and happy incline in the state of the relationship.
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Looking to protect their money, some early executives who are potential new millionaires in California's IPO gold rush are quietly talking about moving out of state to low-tax hideaways like Incline Village, Nevada.
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And then there are all of the other reasons that incline people to use alcohol as a drug, such as mental-health issues—which can happen to men as well as women, of course.
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Hence the hodge podge of greenhouses and polytunnels that dot the land, often cobbled together from reclaimed materials and designed to make the most of a grass incline, woodland shelter or power-generating stream.
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So if you'd prefer to work on a nearly flat 24-degree incline in Studio Mode, or the more traditional 33-degree Desktop Mode, or somewhere in between, the choice is up to you.
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Michael explained what we were looking at: Sea turtles had trudged from the water to drier land on the slight incline where we were standing, burrowed the sand into indentations and laid their eggs.
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Buyers who like historic details may incline toward the unit, one of 20 in a walk-up brick building completed in about 1921 by Finnish developers who constructed several co-ops in the area.
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The car sputters and chokes up a 40-degree incline (which, according to the GPS, is called the Devil's Staircase) and swings round a hairpin to reveal yet another 400 yards of satanic climbing.
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Teams are scouring the jungle-covered mountainsides in search of openings, or natural chimneys, that might lead to the small, dry, mud-covered incline where the boys and their coach remain perched above water.
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Our top pick for cardboard cat scratchers is the Kong Naturals Incline Scratcher with its unique wedge-style design and its no-mess construction that is sure to capture and keep your cat's attention.
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" The hackers, Mr. Putin noted, are said to have targeted "a certain email account, and there was information about manipulations conducted within the Democratic Party to incline the process in favor of one candidate.
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"We rejuvenated the tower by around 200 years," bringing the incline to where it was around 1820, said Salvatore Settis, one of the members of the committee that oversaw the consolidation of the monument.
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Set about nine miles back from the road, it's accessible either on foot, a three-hour hike through the forest, or by motorbike (40 minutes plus a half-hour trudge on a gradual incline).
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The 4.25-continuous-duty horsepower motor can achieve speeds up to 12 miles per hour, and the large 60-inch-by-399.993-inch track seamlessly adjusts from a 3% decline to a 15% incline.
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These programs will allow you to set the length of exercise time, but they will automatically change the speed of the treadmill and the incline to match the parameters of the pre-programmed workout.
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Studies have shown that during adolescence the parts of the brain that incline us to risky behavior are more developed than the "cognitive control system," which regulates such impulses, and tends to develop later.
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Initially, he envisioned executing a "pour piece," which involved having a dump truck pull up to the edge of a hill and release wet concrete or asphalt that would erratically stream down the incline.
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All that weight — tons upon tons — hanging at an incline runs the risk of capsizing a ship because of the duress placed on it by its own heft, which means it could then potentially sink.
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It cannot handle stairs, and the company says it can go up and down slopes that are at a 16 percent incline, so get your protractors out before attempting to take Gita up a ramp.
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Electing a majority gets you the party, and as long as the overwhelming bulk of the institutional and financial incentives incline the party against climate and clean energy, the party will, institutionally speaking, oppose them.
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" – Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 22 TIME OUT: DUMPSTER DIVING The Sacramento Bee : " Max Brown was picking through an Incline Village dumpster for a community service project when a collection of 1980s cassettes caught his eye.
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He came up with the idea of adding a hill to centerfield to give the park an idiosyncratic-nostalgic nod to old-timey ballyards of yore like Cincinnati's Crosley Field, which had a natural incline.
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The couple's shared activities include golf at the Interlaken Golf Club and long walks — their favorite being a gradual incline on the other side of the valley that leads to the ski village of Mürren.
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In any other decade, he'd likely be starting to climb the lucrative incline of the career curve, pulling in promotions and raises, and socking away savings for a downpayment on a house, and eventually, retirement.
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Mr. Rau's world of European theater — highly intellectual and restrained — and that of Mosul, where acting styles incline toward melodrama, often seemed far from each other, but then would unexpectedly click, finding an exhilarating synergy.
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My years as a journalist in Russia incline me to believe that there's much more to come out on Russian meddling in the American election — whether through propaganda campaigns on Facebook or other technological means.
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According to Edelman's annual Trust Barometer survey of California, there has been a steep incline in the number of Californians and Bay Area residents calling for stricter regulation of the tech industry over the last year.
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On Wednesday, as the students were heading to the airport in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, the bus they were traveling in stalled on a steep incline and then rolled backward and plummeted into a ravine.
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On Sunday, under blue skies, and with the temperature in the mid-70s, Yankees pitchers took turns running modest sprints up the incline — Aroldis Chapman and, somewhat surprisingly, the 260-pound Michael Pineda blitzing their groups.
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The experiment occupies the three halls inside the Biosphere that were previously used to harvest food for the Biospherians and consists of three massive trays of volcanic basalt suspended in the air at a slight incline.
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The digger's cab is even closer, but its operator, Abdul, is nonchalant about the whole thing, even though I've noticed the digger slip on an oily incline a couple of times in just a few minutes.
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This is not unheard of in digital local news: People pay to drink with the investigative reporters at The Lens in New Orleans and to watch Steelers games with the staff of The Incline in Pittsburgh.
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The change in chemical potential energy would be (I need to convert mass to kilograms): Now, let's say the dump truck drops the load and goes back up the incline (again, just 1 meter for now).
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As a frequent Boston Marathon finisher, Ted appreciated the machine&aposs ability to adjust the incline to match the course — a feature that would be a useful training tool since the marathon starts with several declines.
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When you're training for races with hills, you'll appreciate this treadmill's ability to reach a 15% incline and a 3% decline, which better simulates hills than most other treadmills, according to the Top Fitness Magazine review.
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Pros: Good motor, large running belt of 22 by 60 inches, includes both an incline and a decline setting, offers good interval training featuresCons: Customer service may be disappointing if you have problems, very heavy treadmill
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A team of cave rescue specialists were astonished to find the group, severely malnourished but alive, huddled on a water-surrounded incline inside a chamber deep within the Tham Luang Nang Non cave complex late Monday.
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As the title conveys, Bevers has just gotten out of jail and on the way home he has parked the car on an incline, beside a weathered lobster shack, to feel the weather on his face.
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I'm one of those who can't be on a treadmill for longer than 10 minutes before getting bored, but I find a YouTube playlist with Motown music videos and it puts some pep in my incline walking.
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He used a piece of cardboard to level out the incline, and said the Model 3's seat will fold flat enough to make a space for a person up to five-and-a-half feet tall.
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She's doing the Stairmaster, which I am definitely not in good enough shape to do for 553 minutes, so I walk on the treadmill on an incline for 15, elliptical for 15, and 15 minutes of abs.
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But the car began rolling backwards ever so slowly while we were stopped on an incline in traffic, leading to the only slightly tense moment of the drive, as we did get close to the car behind.
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From a technical standpoint, U.S. crude has staged an impressive rebound from the $49.08 level and a decisive breakout above $113 should encourage a further incline towards $52.40 a barrel, said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM.
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When we train our reindeer to pull a sleigh, this is at a slow walking pace, never more than about a half-mile per hour, and if there is an incline, the person at the back pushes.
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The National Weather Service issued a blizzard warning for ski resort communities in the greater Lake Tahoe area, including the towns of Truckee and South Lake Tahoe, California, and neighboring Nevada enclaves of Stateline and Incline Village.
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Without taking the keys or her clothes or pipe or bottle, he sprinted up the incline through the wet grass toward her house; if the boat drifted back out on the water, that would be her fault.
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As Paul Lambert explained, Smart Compose could create a mathematical representation of each user's unique writing style, based on all the e-mails she has written, and have the A.I. incline toward that style in making suggestions.
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"We have been seeing a steady incline in total financed purchase dollar volume every quarter since about 2015 and now we are reaching pre-recession dollar volume highs," said Todd Teta, chief product officer at ATTOM Data.
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Photo via Andrew Iwanicki from the article NASA Is Paying Me $18,000 to Lie in Bed for Three Months With the number of clinical trials in the US on a steady incline, pharma companies need human volunteers.
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"Rearviewmirror" told a Springsteen-esque story of leaving everything behind in search of something more, and while the song didn't start all that aggressively, the last two minutes were all incline, furiously unfurling in the final seconds.
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Suggesting that parents must fit a preconceived idea of "presentable" to set foot on campus is unlikely to shore up enough goodwill to incline families to spend any more time at Madison High than necessary, if at all.
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As he glanced toward left field, there was an incongruous sight on one of the practice diamonds, something he had never seen on a baseball field — an enormous grass mound, 10 feet tall with a 30-yard incline.
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A new feature will let Apple Watch exchange data with gym machines, meaning that you can send heart rate to a treadmill from a watch, and it can get information such as the incline from the workout machines.
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Zwift's integration with Strava shows the virtual path you completed, and seeing the map and incline stats for the path you rode gives you a sense of accomplishment that a calorie count or heart-rate stats just don't.
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The extreme incline of the ship as well as the difficult sea conditions had so far prevented teams from boarding and it would have hit the French shore on Monday or Tuesday if the salvage effort had failed.
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Deluxe Incline Sleeper, Model numbers; 27404-2255, 27404-437, 27404-758, and 27404-942Evenflo Pillo Portable Napper, Model number 19422125 At this time no injures or deaths have been reported with the current recall, according to the CPSC.
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