"I'm not saying a market crash, but we could get a jolt, more than a jolt," he said.
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The beats, themselves consisting of reflective surfaces, mirror him, twitch for twitch, bounce for bounce, jolt for jolt, excessively sugary as a conscious aesthetic strategy.
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"Jolt" is a play on Chevy's two real electric cars, the Bolt full EV and the Volt extended-range EV. I'd argue the Jolt looks better than either one of them.
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According to research published in the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, the bump and jolt of a roller coaster may actually help bump and jolt small kidney stones right through your system.
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Jolt partner Laurent Samama is joining Eyeota's board of directors.
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Cory Booker -- the debates could deliver a jolt of momentum.
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But Kosciuszko's strongest jolt towards radicalism happened far from Poland.
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Morning jolt Regular shot of espresso doing you no good?
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Viewers could enjoy a visceral jolt of phony devastation without
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First, Washington would get a big jolt of tax revenue.
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Another got a jolt from a lamp with faulty wiring.
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It's another jolt of entrepreneurial spirit being injected into Walmart.
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Passengers described feeling a jolt and then seeing a fireball.
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Plus, some people already drink Coke for a caffeine jolt.
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Those moments still jolt Mom and Dad to their core.
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And Mr. Ide ends the book with a meaningful jolt.
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I didn't get electrocuted or feel a jolt of energy.
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The extra money might give us a jolt of excitement.
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It's healthy to get that jolt every once in awhile.
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I feel a little jolt of excitement but then… nothing.
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A terrifying jolt on a train helped change his perspective.
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A jolt and shattered glass interrupted their eagerly awaited trip.
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It was a welcome jolt out of his postseason slump.
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Scientists understand some of the effects of such a jolt.
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Her death seemed to jolt the region from its stasis.
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Six weeks later, though, came a jolt of real life.
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Perhaps these drastic steps would jolt Senate Republicans into action.
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Clinton has given her campaign a fresh jolt of energy.
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And Republicans could provide a fresh jolt to economic growth.
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With a jolt, the horses landed in New York City.
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"It is a much needed jolt," one rights campaigner said.
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The unresolved contradictions give Chris an extra jolt of life.
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The sweetness was a jolt, and then it was gone.
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For the family, it was a jolt, his mother said.
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George's heart was pounding, a jolt from the cold alcohol.
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You could say it was a jolt to the system.
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Anthem's departure in Ohio seemed to provide one such jolt.
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Mr. Kenny: It was like a serious jolt of caffeine.
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Koch brothers seek to 'jolt' tax reform debate: The conservative political network of billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch on Thursday launched a multi-million dollar push to "jolt" the debate on tax reform.
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Gold eased back, having jumped Friday after the Clinton FBI jolt.
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" Despite this momentary jolt, he would eventually become a "functional addict.
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This time the jolt of excitement should come from the East.
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A more rapid increase could prove to be an unwelcome jolt.
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There are events that could jolt the current slow-moving market.
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Go deeper: How a Sprint, T-Mobile merger could jolt wireless
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" Palmer resident Kristin Dossett described the initial jolt as "absolutely terrifying.
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The tax law will give them an added jolt of adrenaline.
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When Fanning first saw Minecraft, he felt a jolt of recognition.
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Supercharging this virtuous cycle is a massive jolt of fiscal stimulus.
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It is, in effect, to jolt philosophy with a reality check.
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Will he miss them, and the weekly jolt of the show?
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Nestlé is getting a welcome jolt from Starbucks.
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She delivers a jolt of adrenaline every time she is onstage.
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Apple's latest startup acquisition could give its music service a jolt.
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Chicago, by contrast, just witnessed an entirely different sort of jolt.
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The moves provided a short-lived jolt to European stock markets.
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The Saudi economy, still heavily dependent on oil, needed a jolt.
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P&G is trying to jolt a stagnating household cleaning category.
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It was a jolt, even by the standards of St. Clair.
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In this instance, it carries an extra jolt of political relevance.
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Regardless of expectations, the ruling will jolt politics across the country.
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Sanders's candidacy also got a positive jolt when progressive icon Rep.
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The new rules mark a monumental jolt to the vaping industry.
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When we win, it gives us a big jolt of energy.
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I can't imagine an animal that had received this [jolt] sticking around.
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You'll squirm or jolt in your seat according to the puppetmaster's whim.
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"The jolt kind of took some energy away from us," he said.
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These shows — many of them crime dramas – will provide that Bodyguard jolt.
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Students will no longer have to sneak in a jolt of energy.
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On the contrary — I'm trying to jolt myself out of my complacency.
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Aftershocks could jolt through the East Bay and Silicon Valley for months.
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It's woozy, amorphous R&B given a little jolt by Pusha's presence.
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Will super-caffeinated Canadian Mountain Dew offer its jolt to American customers?
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"I think we just needed a bit of a jolt," Spezza said.
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If you need a nice jolt, the livestream keeps going 24/7.
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"A nice sharp jolt under the city could wreak havoc," said Vidale.
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And only a renewed bipartisan spirit will jolt us out of it.
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An astonishing piece of stagecraft, however, provides a positive kind of jolt.
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Hearing Obama speak for the 85033st time since Jan was a jolt.
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It's a spark and jolt we need on our team right now.
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It is indeed pretty efficient at delivering an ugly wake-up jolt.
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Jones, Sharks jolt Jets to end two-game skid SAN JOSE, Calif.
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" Ms. Zafar, the newspaper editor, said: "It was a little adrenaline jolt.
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Seeing this loading screen image again brings back a jolt of emotions.
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The last thing investors need is a jolt from the United Kingdom.
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"It was quite a jolt," Ms. Nabokov said in a telephone interview.
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This might jolt our senators and representatives into taking health care seriously.
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When it drops away unexpectedly, the silence delivers a heart-stopping jolt.
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Jaguars jolt Texans, clinch first playoff berth in 10 years JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
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Warren was hoping New Hampshire would give her a much-needed jolt.
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That jolt came only two days after a deadly 6.6 magnitude quake.
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Does it take a life-threatening illness to jolt people into reality?
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New York's lawsuit may just jolt some of them back into action.
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Still, the odds that something could jolt the bull run are increasing.
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He said Patrick's dynamic speaking style would give the race a jolt.
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I tried to sleep and succeeded, only to jolt awake in alarm.
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But after a disastrous Iowa caucus, this is the jolt Democrats needed.
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The mission was a success, even though it started with a jolt.
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The electric jolt had caused the two cells to fuse, forming an embryo.
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It's enough to jolt Fred awake, back into the land of the living.
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Mindhunter is going to give you a jolt, just like those photos did.
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Starting rate: $225 Whitney Peak Hotel Reno, Nevada Looking for an adrenaline jolt?
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This jolt lets HAMR slip through the surface and sink to the bottom.
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A win would also provide a much-needed jolt to a rebuilding program.
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If fireworks give you a jolt, imagine what your pet is going through!
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Sam Brownback passed extreme tax cuts he said would jolt the state's economy.
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But this Australian rust belt city needs an even bigger jolt of innovation.
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The Chevy Jolt isn't real, but Matt Teske really wants it to be.
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To them, their integrity is worth more than a short-lived ratings jolt.
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Sometimes the occasional jolt reminds the world that the war is still ongoing.
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It was a terrible jolt, though they both had known death was inevitable.
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Laverne Cox, who plays Sophia Burset, is currently filming "Jolt" with Kate Beckinsale.
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The party's founding gave a double-pronged jolt to the Danish political system.
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And it knows when you need a jolt probably before you even do.
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Together these startlingly jolt conventional wisdom that November carnage is approaching for Republicans.
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She said the train suddenly gave a tremendous jolt, sending her coffee flying.
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Another tip is give short, startling commands to jolt people in to action.
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Life's Pumpkin Spice Multigrain Cereal adds a jolt of (pumpkin) spice to breakfast.
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The print has been tenderly restored; the jolt of the story is intact.
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"The Lion King" provided a much-needed jolt to the domestic box office.
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That could be the jolt of reordering chaos the American party system needs.
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He might snack on fruit during the day for a jolt of energy.
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The correspondence between entanglement and computing came as a jolt to many researchers.
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Mr. Smith's testimony, however, seemed to jolt most of the courtroom to attention.
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An earlier jolt came with the death of Mr. Zuniga, who on Jan.
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Perhaps the move will jolt Harper as well, as he was batting just .
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And they offered a needed jolt of inspiration in a dark political time.
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Finally we get a jolt of excitement and the book starts to flow.
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Against this backdrop, Otto Pichler's choreography is a jolt of pure theatrical energy.
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On Thursday afternoon, he provided an uplifting jolt that the team sorely needed.
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As he walks past the fans, though, there is a jolt of anticipation.
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We were drifting off to sleep when we simultaneously awoke with a jolt.
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But Khoman said OPEC could still jolt the market with a large cut.
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But it's becoming clear that last year's surge was a one-time jolt.
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Trying to jolt this charming, if modest, 30-minute score would be counterproductive.
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His unlikely reformist alliance could give Iraq's political culture the jolt it needs.
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That didn't jolt stocks much, as the preliminary agreement was already priced in.
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Barclays CEO Jes Staley aptly warned in January of an impending volatility jolt.
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It didn't really provide that thrilling jolt forward that Teslas are known for.
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Adityanath was released after 0003 days, but the arrest seemed to jolt him.
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After an hour, and a couple of nice fish, I felt a jolt.
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Mr. Porter said that playing Lola had been a jolt of self-recognition.
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I used to think something would jolt the political system back to reality.
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Microsoft and Starbucks are joining forces to boost your inbox with a caffeine jolt.
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Beyond that, sonic booms also produce blasting bursts of sound waves that jolt buildings.
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Others use light to help you wake up before your first jolt of java.
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There's also an additional caffeine jolt: The product is more caffeinated than regular Coke.
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Sammi put her finger on top of the tube and felt a little jolt.
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It hardly surprised any of DiVincenzo's teammates, though, when he provided the offensive jolt.
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That pales in comparison to its average 20% jolt after earnings, according to RiskReversal.
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"Prince was a genius, a joy, and a jolt to the senses," DuVernay tweeted.
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Which isn't to say, of course, that we all couldn't use an extra jolt.
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"We needed a jolt, we haven't been playing consistent," Wizards president Ernie Grunfeld said.
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The results surprised the authors and sent a jolt of disbelief through the profession.
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Narcan is a nasal spray that can jolt an overdose victim back to life.
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Today, Bugcrowd announced a $26 million Series C jolt led by Triangle Peak Partners.
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Alibaba is about to get a jolt from its largest rival in Southeast Asia.
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More House Republicans than Democrats seem to have experienced an impeachment-related fundraising jolt.
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" The third jolt of caffeine was the charm... the fourth is simply, "Woo... OKAY!
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Marlins thwart Scherzer's no-hit bid, jolt Nationals MIAMI — Max Scherzer was nearly unhittable.
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One day I had what must have been a small jolt of self-preservation.
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Diners who like the jolt of chili or wasabi might make their preference known.
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Once he entered, he only needed one pitch to give Philadelphia Phillies a jolt.
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Passengers said they felt a "massive jolt" and that the plane's brakes had failed.
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And, now, the kicker to jolt Koreans into shedding complacency that borders on denialism.
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Play it any time you crave a jolt or a blat or a sizzle.
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Nearly every time I fall asleep I end up waking up with a jolt.
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The two have shared a long and deepening history since that first skyline jolt.
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Clinton, delivering a jolt to the presidential campaign just 11 days before the election.
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Andrew M. Cuomo — has been a rare jolt of good news for the Republicans.
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At the time, it was an anomaly and seemed to jolt the entire country.
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Maybe the insult of it can jolt the country out of its current stasis.
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Like Ikeda's digital jolt downstairs, Houshiary blurs the formalistic connections between cause and effect.
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And the couplets' thrilling turns never fail to provide a jolt of epiphanic joy.
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Swipe up to get another, each refresh of the screen providing a dopamine jolt.
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McCarthy wasn't the only one who tried to jolt the Republicans to life. Rep.
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While some initial panic could result, WHO's leadership would jolt passive governments into action.
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So I am craving fresh recipes, to jolt awake my hibernating urge to cook.
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Serve with ice cream to give everyone a jolt midway through the third quarter.
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Whenever the rats pressed a lever, their brains received a brief jolt of electricity.
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A single jolt of happiness runs through the women's bodies like an electric shock.
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It still does, but with less of the emotional jolt that distinguished his début.
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Republicans are talking about tax cuts that could provide a jolt of fiscal stimulus.
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Starbucks' U.S. sales last quarter got a jolt from the company's "Instagramable" Unicorn Frappuccino.
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It is time for a high-voltage jolt to help an essential technology thrive.■
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That jolt of Neanderthal individuality has been a trademark of their work ever since.
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Instead, at least for now, he declined to give the legal system a jolt.
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Still, anguish and pheromones jolt them into love or lust or something more relentless.
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Only a major jolt could end the cycle and awaken the once-proud Arabs.
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The first jolt came in 2011, as refugees fled the upheaval of the Arab spring.
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I have trouble sleeping and I always jolt awake when I'm in a deep sleep.
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"Spider-Man gave this summer the jolt it needed," Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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To be sure, GM's sudden jolt of electricity is planned with its shareholders in mind.
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It's the second major terror attack to jolt the West African nation in two years.
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A no-deal Brexit would deliver an immediate and unpredictable jolt to the UK economy.
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It accelerates with a jolt, even if it won't beat a Tesla of the line.
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Luckin Coffee begin trading on Friday and provided an immediate caffeine jolt to the market.
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It's not just older, beat-up vehicles getting overhauled with a jolt of electric energy.
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Light pink-lemonade flavor gets a jolt of fun with fizzy popping candies peppered throughout.
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The news Saturday that Ryan would be sidelined was another jolt for the struggling Falcons.
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Republicans hope Balderson's narrow win on election night will jolt the field out of complacency.
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The growth of the fee-based RIA model could get another jolt from the change.
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Have designers and marketers simply run out of ways to jolt spectators from their seats?
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Working at the kitten nursery was even more of a jolt than I'd bargained for.
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Mesoraco caps rally as Reds jolt Braves in 20 innings CINCINNATI — Talk about immediate gratification.
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It was the jolt the Nets needed, along with a big night from their reserves.
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JOLT is a prime example, Redlitz says, of what The Last Mile aspires to achieve.
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Ant Anstead got an extra jolt alongside his caffeine one morning, thanks to wife Christina.
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Here's what to know about the latest jolt in a series of fashion shake-ups.
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But other experts said the ruling should jolt other states into examining their own laws.
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Some Alaskans do support the Pebble project because of the economic jolt it could bring.
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Those fears caused markets to jolt up and (mostly) down in dramatic fashion in 2018.
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It comes as a jolt, then, when she is given an iPhone for her birthday.
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A tart jolt of lemon-lime ice to awake you from your heat-induced stupor.
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One study even found that a jolt of oxytocin amplified men's memories of their mothers.
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Putin's image suffers a jolt after he comments on the crisis only after four days.
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America is nuts, which is why the jolt from Obama to Trump seems completely natural.
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It's no secret that the home improvement market could use a bit of a jolt.
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"It was really like a jolt of adrenaline — it's such a mythic skyline," he said.
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Since then, three more justices have joined the court, each a jolt to the system.
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Busting through the 200-horsepower mark made for great headlines but did not jolt sales.
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It's the second major terror attack to jolt the West African nation in two years.
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It's a marvelous moment for the actor Ted Levine, and a clarifying jolt for Connor.
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Tasting something is such a direct neural jolt; words will always seem clumsy and vague.
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Burris didn't want a jolt, crunch and a pop to be his story on Sunday.
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Social isolation may gradually become your normal, and losing it may still be a jolt.
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But the last-ditch repeal pitch received a jolt of energy on Monday when Gov.
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Jolt them out of their sugar coma and give them something to be excited about.
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I feel the mixed rush of adrenaline and fear jolt through my body like electricity.
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Biden could use a last-minute jolt of momentum heading into Saturday's South Carolina primary.
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Kornacki's colleague, Kasie Hunt, gets a jolt out of her own stockpile of 2016 goodies.
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For today's audience, though, the real jolt might be how little seems to have changed.
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FACES OF FEAR Two adjacent booths jolt this somewhat sedate fair with bad-mannered figuration.
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This means options traders were not foreseeing a post-launch jolt in the stock price.
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The first jolt of electricity was given about eight minutes before his death was announced.
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Putin's image suffers a jolt after he comments on the crisis only after four days.
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But the show provided a jolt, Marni-ish in spirit, that zapped Milan's opening days.
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It was completely charming, of course, but also a much-needed jolt of authentic happiness.
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"It is a jolt to the legal system when you overrule a precedent," he said.
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Just before I'd reached the door, a jolt of pain shot up my right leg.
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There are pointers, however, that the cryptomarket might get a positive jolt in the near future.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY 'Jolene' jolt Dolly Parton's country classic "Jolene" as a heavy metal song?
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The American Horror Story director understood that Roberts's anger has the power to jolt you awake.
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As a result, the bank said it would benefit less if interest rates suddenly jolt upward.
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That color alone at this point would jolt him wide awake, if only due to habit.
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It's not painful, exactly, but it's a bit more of a jolt than I was anticipating.
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But Byron twitches her arm, sending a jolt to Belleci's, which jerks and spills the wine.
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"Jolt" tells the stories of people who have survived the worst life can throw at them.
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Obama said Tuesday he supports those reforms, believing they will help jolt a paralyzed legislative process.
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And let me tell you — a shot of espresso doesn't compare with that wake-up jolt.
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Santander's increasing reliance on Brazil shows how emerging markets can still provide a jolt of growth.
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Borrowers may get a jolt on Friday, when the much-anticipated August employment report is released.
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"We&aposre looking for a jolt," Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill told the media this week.
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So for stock traders, a jolt in the bond market could bring a shock to stocks.
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He's doubtful, however, that this will yield a plan to jolt Europe out of its rut.
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They called it JOLT, an acronym for the first letter of each of their last names.
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The first covers efforts to ensure that central-bank actions give their economies a bigger jolt.
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You can hook him up to real hospital machines, and even jolt him with a defibrillator.
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Still, in the ninth, it almost didn't matter that Corbett's blows didn't pack the same jolt.
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Energy firms have their allies in the rural areas, too, who would welcome an economic jolt.
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When bad news is thoroughly expected, its release can come as relief rather than a jolt.
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His return would give Tampa Bay a likely jolt alongside Pro Bowl defensive tackle Gerald McCoy.
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The move threatens to jolt China's exports of aluminum, which have been booming in recent months.
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She didn't know what part of Mexico she was in when there was a sudden jolt.
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The last one gave me a jolt of energy, which ironically helped me to get up.
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Some viewers said they felt a jolt of emotion that softened their cynicism about the party.
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Jolt Cola, created in 1985, was an outsider to the eternal battle between Coke and Pepsi.
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Gamel gave the Seattle offense a jolt with four hits, four RBIs and three runs scored.
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Worn streets earn jolt scores: bumpy,jarring, teeth-rattling and impossible — or should that be impassable?
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It could produce a jolt when product reviews start landing on the pages of The Times.
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As it stands, this strange, wonderful feud is the jolt both TNA and the Hardys need.
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But how exactly do you give your tried-and-true routine a jolt of fresh inspiration?
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That was a jolt in a similar way that 9/11 was an attack on us.
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That's why people get the electrical jolt that they get when we say or write them.
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It would greatly enhance economic efficiency, and it would also jolt employment and lift sagging incomes.
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He did not want more surgery or the hormonal jolt that removing his ovaries would bring.
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Mullen returned to Runcorn having experienced a jolt of adrenaline unlike any he had felt before.
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EditorsNote: fixes "New York's" in Grabner note Rangers jolt Lightning 20-22015 in OT TAMPA, Fla.
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But they can't match the deeper jolt of human recognition that Shelley's solitary, lonely monster stirs.
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The prospect of Beijing loosening home purchase restrictions to jolt growth has tantalised markets for months.
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Apple's move to cut back its disclosures also should serve as a jolt for all investors.
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There was music to soothe, music to jolt, music to ponder and music to dance to.
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It has lingered there for months, but had an unexpected jolt on Tuesday, briefly exceeding $5,000.
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For others, including myself, it was a jolt back to a defining moment in our lives.
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It will have several bars off the lobby, which could give the area's nightlife a jolt.
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Wildlife officials in Kentucky used "electrofishing equipment" to jolt invasive fish species out of the water.
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The wins give the Democrats a badly needed jolt of momentum ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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The extra jolt arrives during El Niño weather patterns that warm large parts of the tropics.
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Stocks got a jolt from a report that stoked hopes for the U.S.-China trade talks.
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The soggy weather — "best day of the year," said one sports commentator — delivered quite a jolt.
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Some names show up in your inbox and it feels as if you've gotten a jolt.
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By then, my abdomen felt heavy but fragile, like a sudden movement could jolt something loose.
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Another jolt came in late December, when the Indian government imposed new restrictions on both companies.
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The FBI letter delivered a jolt of momentum for Democrats after a difficult stretch since Oct.
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Coalition leaders have had to resort to drastic measures to jolt their Afghan partners into action.
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Zen is full of stories about ancient masters trying to jolt their apprentices from mental ruts.
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"Prince was a genius, a joy and a jolt to the senses," DuVernay wrote on Twitter.
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The initial shock wasn't the Taser jolt I'd imagined, even when I ratcheted up the voltage.
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Multi-party talks (thanks to a jolt from the US) ratcheted up in the mid-221s.
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In response, Saban brought in the offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin before last season to jolt his attack.
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And "Them Bones," the Alice in Chains song, seemed an arbitrary jolt of in-your-face intensity.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb: A 32% jolt to earnings came thanks to big sales of cancer drug Opdivo.
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At first glance, the fire is a much-needed narrative jolt to keep The Handmaid's Tale moving.
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Also an 8.8 magnitude quake in Chile in 2010, and a 103 jolt near Japan in 2011.
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Earlier this week, bitcoin began to jolt upward on the anniversary of the cryptocurrency's all-time high.
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Dacascos gives the movie a jolt of energy, though not enough to fully salvage the second half.
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"It is a jolt to the legal system when you overrule a precedent," Roberts told then-Sen.
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The latest jolt was a new electricity tariff in July, the third big increase in four years.
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That is the subject of my new book, "Jolt: Stories of Trauma and Transformation" (Post Hill Press).
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" Fortunately, most of us will not suffer a major traumatic event like those I describe in "Jolt.
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He calls her phone, and once Koracick (Greg Germann) answers, he immediately feels a jolt of jealously.
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"It provided that kind of jolt to get my brain to start work again normally," Holmes said.
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A jolt of electricity causes a muscle contraction that stimulates ejaculation of sperm through the usual channels.
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Everyone around here is eating really unhealthy food, drinking Jolt cola and eating chocolate-covered espresso beans.
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You might think Donald Trump calling Hillary Clinton a "nasty woman" just gave you a little jolt.
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She wraps me in her arms, and I feel a little jolt when our helmets clunk together.
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I've run across it a few times, and it's nice as just a jolt of visceral experience.
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That's bad news for consumers and really bad news for an economy that needs a tech jolt.
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And "Penn & Teller: Fool Us." MORNING JOLT Coffee has to happen as soon as I get up.
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Seconds later, more women senators were taking part, sending a jolt through Washington one at a time.
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And when I'm feeling a refreshing cold brew, it keeps my jolt of caffeine cold all afternoon.
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Shares got another jolt this week following reports that Roark Capital was interested in purchasing the company.
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The White House hopefully will see this as a jolt to support them in driving this forward.
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The fire has been a jolt during a fire season that has been quieter than usual nationwide.
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The ruling delivered a jolt of reality to the xenophobic politics now inflaming the presidential primary campaign.
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"After Alexandria's victory speech the donations hit harder, and it just gave us a jolt," Bush continues.
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" As a lover, he says he is a "fresh drink of water with a jolt of lightning.
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A jolt of electricity is delivered to a body with bolts attaching its head to its neck.
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To meet this end, I introduced the bipartisan Jobs Originating through Launching Travel (JOLT) Act with Rep.
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It would be a dramatic jolt for the Supreme Court to overturn abortion rights after 45 years.
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Since Mary Page marries three times in her life, this is a jolt that keeps on giving.
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As this country recovers, one of Latin America's largest seismologic research projects is also feeling a jolt.
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He begins to play "My Favorite Things" and the familiarity of the song is like a jolt.
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With rain falling, Torres connected for a three-run jolt off the rookie Framber Valdez (3-123).
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And I certainly wouldn't have been struck by a disconcerting memory that arose with an unexpected jolt.
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Thank god, then, that Jennifer Lopez was present to inject a jolt of life into the proceedings.
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When they come together, there's a pleasurable jolt: Yes, that is how it is; this is true.
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Yet now, Ahok's sudden demise may jolt many moderates into opposing the growing threat from the radicals.
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It was a major jolt in what would become the worst economic slowdown since the Great Depression.
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Sui's boutique on Broome Street replicates the effect, with an added jolt of purple, her signature shade.
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Not even Matt Damon battling monsters in China was enough to jolt the country's stalling movie sector.
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It's often the case that looming deadlines can often jolt both sides back to the negotiating table.
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"Prince was a genius and a joy and a jolt to the senses," DuVernay told the publication.
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And it gave Harris a temporary jolt in the polls, sending her briefly into the high teens.
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And yet, Justice Kennedy's announcement this week still managed to deliver a powerful jolt to the nation.
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For many New Yorkers with mostly black wardrobes, Lak's chromatic world feels like a thrilling defibrillator jolt.
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"A jolt to the legal system, a movement against stability — one of the Roberts doctrines," he said.
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When Silver walked to the podium to announce Orlando's pick, a nauseating jolt ran through his body.
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It gives the painting an unexpected jolt, and causes us as well to closely scrutinize the painting.
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Someone crying, weeping and moaning like a woman grieving somebody close who has just passed...I jolt awake.
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The news sent a jolt of energy and renewed focus through rescuers (and relieved the boys' anxious parents).
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He called it "face-slap palinka" for its tendency to jolt your body once you toss it back.
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Twenty-four-year-old Sauers came in for her standard Starbucks caffeine jolt and discovered the new brand.
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But ultimately, it seems, no one needs an extra jolt of magic more than Mary Poppins Returns itself.
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On November 22, 2016, Liz Garbus realized, with a jolt of clarity, the subject of her next project.
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They gave the US economy a brief jolt while triggering an $800 billion hole in the federal budget.
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That's what supplies the initial jolt of familiarity and recognition a reader feels when confronted with his poems.
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Before SuperAwesome, Collins founded gaming platform Jolt, acquired by GameStop, and game technology provider DemonWare, acquired by Activision.
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This means that more information can be packed into each jolt, drastically reducing the amount of power needed.
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Averting such scarring raises GDP in perpetuity, covering the cost of the jolt needed to escape the doldrums.
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It's also a jolt to global crude oil markets as traders weigh the loss of more Iranian barrels.
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It seems unlikely that a surge of plurilateral agreements will be enough to jolt the WTO into life.
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Joe Richardson's Four Last Things: A Point-and-Click Renaissance Masterpiece is available for PC on Game Jolt.
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I saw people fall asleep during the Imam's Khutbah, then jolt awake to nod, somewhat guiltily, in prayer.
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An entire album as complex and forceful as "This Land" and "What About Us" would jolt and inspire.
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And the reaction to the Jolt shows that we might be ready for it sooner rather than later.
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Patients who heard the alarm go off yet felt fine could push a button to prevent a jolt.
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Presuming the jolt was to be higher, it would put the stock back into positive territory for 2016.
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If it did, central bankers could then use deeply negative interest rates to give the economy a jolt.
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Selling JAB's coffee through Krispy Kreme outlets could give the doughnut maker's sales and margins a needed jolt.
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But mainstream economists say that, after a jolt of deficit-financed stimulus in the short run, it won't.
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Demons and popping out of mirrors suddenly becomes awkward or even laughable without the ubiquitous jolt of noise.
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Bemba is popular in western Congo and his return could give a jolt to a largely moribund opposition.
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While taking part in a noncontact pass-blocking drill, he felt the little jolt in his left knee.
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The woman in the image was extremely feminine, like a model, and Abby felt a jolt of recognition.
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I came here to New Castle looking for a jolt of hope after the terribly dispiriting presidential campaign.
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Britain's is not the only European ruling class to have been shocked by a jolt of populist rage.
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Unfortunately, the JOLT Act is a jobs bill that has been held up by the politics of immigration.
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"We got the jolt we needed from Jake," Hitchcock said in explaining why he's going back to Elliott.
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That, they argue, is a reason to believe that a sudden jolt to psychology could send stocks tumbling.
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In yet another jolt to the auction world, the chief executive of Christie's has decided to step down.
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The rally on Thursday was a rare upward jolt in what has been a rough run for stocks.
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This extra jolt of cash can be a perfect chance to start — or increase — rainy-day savings funds.
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A taxi driver from Queens experiences a jolt of dread with each passenger who climbs into his car.
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But whether or not they like the policy, they agree it will give the economy a temporary jolt.
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But frog meat has an extra jolt of richness that chicken typically lacks, and should be treasured accordingly.
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She approached a stop sign and hit the brake too hard, causing the other passengers to jolt forward.
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Her expression reflects every change of harmony; her body recoils, with a slight jolt, at each rhythmic accent.
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Desperate for any jolt to their struggling offense, the Mets instead got news of another setback this weekend.
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"What a jolt — I'm sure this story will create quite a stir," wrote Dai Wakabayashi, who covers Google.
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Those two weeks were a jolt for markets, as worries rose about political strife in Washington and abroad.
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Suddenly, the two felt the jolt of an electrical current in the water, said Andrew's mother, JoDell Pasek.
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"A little after 1 o'clock, you felt a jolt," said Garza, who was the ambassador from 2002-2009.
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Mr Salvini claims that a "fiscal shock" is needed to jolt the moribund Italian economy back to life.
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But with digital signatures you can actually jolt the memory and get people to try to remember more.
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Sweeping tax cuts could give Republicans a jolt of much-needed momentum heading into the 22017 midterm elections.
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From the beginning, the Summit was designed to jolt the world and accelerate action on a wider scale.
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Not everyone can withstand the jolt of caffeine every morning that so many of us are used to.
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Klobuchar, the race's underdog, got a jolt of energy from a surprising third-place finish in New Hampshire.
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A sudden confession about her own precarious frame of mind zings like a shocking jolt from the pages.
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American consumers are gravitating toward drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine.
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The measure appears on track for passage next week, after getting a jolt of momentum Friday from Sens.
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But the Democratic impeachment drive is delivering a much-needed jolt to their efforts to retake the chamber.
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American consumers have increasingly sought drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine.
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And Trump might just be essential jolt that the global economy is in dire need of right now.
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But Zuccarello gave the Rangers with their biggest jolt by tangling with Neil, an old-time tough guy.
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There are precedents around the world for the kind of political jolt the United States experienced in November.
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For an instant jolt of 🎄🎅🏻🌟 — there is still time to hunt down your local Nutcracker!
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Brent Mydland joined the band as keyboardist in 1979 and gave the Dead a jolt of new energy.
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The possibility that it might be reciprocated gives "The Heiresses" a jolt of erotic possibility and emotional risk.
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The jolt to Labour seems to have galvanized the party to confront the seeping infiltration of anti-Semitism.
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In upstate New York, Democrat Colleen Deacon has tried to jolt her underdog campaign by linking GOP Rep.
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The issue aimed to jolt its readership by drawing attention to the aesthetics and politics of white culture.
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So when she was about 9, her parents, both professional musicians, decided to jolt her out of complacency.
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Many see another recession looming and they argue the economy is only getting a temporary jolt from tax cuts .
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Charles Perrin, a trader at J.P. Morgan, said the jolt happened shortly after Apple slashed its first-quarter guidance.
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Republican Senator John McCain's decision to back the tax bill provided a new jolt of momentum for the legislation.
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Even our own Milky Way galaxy could have recently received a massive jolt from which it is still recovering.
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Lisa's voice is a siren call, echoing through the hotel halls and through Michael's brain like an electric jolt.
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They may just be the jolt you need to make it through the remaining cold-weather months in style.
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Competing businesses like 7shifts, Jolt, Zip Schedules, ShiftPlanning and When I Work, among others, are taking on this challenge.
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The ECJ's response, delivered in Luxembourg on April 17th, came as quite a jolt for law-and-religion buffs.
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Yes, but: While the economy responded to fiscal stimulus with an initial jolt, trade pressures have dragged down growth.
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First, there would be an immediate jolt to working Americans in the form of a suddenly higher payroll tax.
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But just as she gets deeper into the memory, Offred makes an effort to jolt herself back into reality.
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Passengers said there was a loud bang and a jolt that sent people flying, according to The Associated Press.
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When released, the band snaps, sending a jolt through the phone and sending the bird flying across the screen.
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Because it never fails to taste like cigarette ashes in tepid water, and the caffeine jolt is simply nonexistent.
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The sobering report issued by the United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change last month was a public jolt.
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The reactions are priceless and it clearly gave some customers an extra wake up jolt along with their caffeine.
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But Democratic control of the House gives a new jolt to the push for a legislative solution on DACA.
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My strongest memory of reading Atwood's book is the rude jolt of a joke between college students like me.
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Environmental groups said the Sunday report should jolt policymakers in the United States and around the world into action.
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Resetting your Fitbit Flex restores it to its factory settings and should jolt the software back to proper function.
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The weeklong pop-up coincides with, and perhaps gives a much-needed jolt to, New York Fashion Week: Men's.
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Just being around people like that gives me a jolt of energy and motivates me to do better myself.
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Early last year, Hamilton E. James, president of the private equity giant Blackstone, received a bit of a jolt.
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Tamas Varga of oil broker PVM said the data helped jolt prices, which had been stagnant in recent days.
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Tamas Varga of oil broker PVM said the data helped jolt prices, which had been stagnant in recent days.
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Thor Industries shares got a jolt after the company reported a big earnings beat, jumping more than 6 percent.
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GOP lawmakers insist the jolt to Washington from Mueller's probe doesn't hurt their efforts to rewrite the tax code.
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Europe's politically supercharged year has ended with a jolt of excitement as Germans went to the polls on Sunday.
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The coffee vape is being marketed as a new way to skip morning brew and still get a jolt
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The next jolt sent him flying across the train and then back in the direction from which he came.
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Changes to the tax code from Congress' 2017 tax cuts could provide a jolt to spending early next year.
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She has had nonreactive patients jolt up to ask for a relative, or share final wishes before they die.
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Helen Chadwick's death in 1996 at 42 cut short her prolific production of works intended to jolt the viewer.
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"It may seem like a jolt of sudden inspiration, but a lot of work has already been done unconsciously."
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Growth is being driven by the government's $22019 trillion tax cut package, which has given consumer spending a jolt.
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West format, will provide the game with the jolt it needs and the N.B.A. has been trying to manufacture.
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She laughed nervously and then went forward again before reaching the end and stopping with a slightly lighter jolt.
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The hope, of some, that President Trump's obsession with the service might give Twitter a jolt is now gone.
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That's one of the reasons why the Access Hollywood tape that surfaced in October 2016 was such a jolt.
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The Philharmonic players did regroup for a calamitous finale; each strike of the hammer was a heart-stopping jolt.
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The potential for U.S. tariffs on all imports from Mexico could jolt that supply chain and others like it.
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After a moment there was a jolt, and the passengers who were standing were all wrenched to one side.
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Brown University purchased headgear for its entire team in the spring, sending a jolt throughout the college lacrosse community.
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Several of my colleagues have the Apple Watch, which gives them a friendly little jolt when those tweets happen.
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It arrives, by definition, suddenly — a jolt that makes us pause, stuck on a thought, unable to process it.
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But the impact of adding teenagers to a policy is still a jolt to families, especially those adding boys.
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As companies start reporting quarterly earnings this week, what they say about the future could jolt the stock market.
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He would jolt it awake with salesmanship, and by pitching it to a huge pool of middle-class investors.
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Biden badly needs a jolt of momentum and a clear win in South Carolina would give it to him.
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The Rangers needed a jolt for their first home game of their second-round series against the Ottawa Senators.
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It'll jolt up to more than 60 miles high, past the internationally recognized boundary of space — the Kármán line.
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The jolt of seeing him there where, only a few minutes before, I'd felt safe from observation nettled me.
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After a decade of a recession, a short-term economic stimulus would be a welcome jolt to the economy.
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Jim Burton was lifting a box in his garage last August when he felt a jolt in his back.
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Ms. Azmi seems to understand what the movie needs: a jolt of emotion and some life, regal or otherwise.
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"Students sign up for lessons via the Jolt app and attend these lessons at their nearest campus," explains Deutsch.
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It's also the jolt of poetic surrealism we need right now, a welcome surprise amid the Netflix content glut.
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What may jolt even those who supported Mr. Trump is the extremity of Mr. Price's views on women's health.
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DeRozan, Raptors rebound from tough outing, jolt Bucks MILWAUKEE — DeMar DeRozan was not going to be shut out again.
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"My name's Nerd Face," he says, and with a jolt of laughter from the audience, our hero has arrived.
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It was that important to me to get that language right, because it's a big jolt of a statement.
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Sambuca is not the first place to try and jolt the local economy by offering housing at bargain-basement prices.
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It's too soon to know if it is a blip or a trend, but the jolt is clearly a warning.
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Growth is being driven by the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut package, which has given consumer spending a jolt.
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It seems to flirt with empty beauty, but managers to jolt you here and there with grim or surprising notes.
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Although there were no fatalities and no major injuries, the jolt was a wake up call, the state's governor said.
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Blast from past as Giants jolt D-backs SAN FRANCISCO — Old-timers day games usually don't count in the standings.
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Twitter has been stuck right around 300 million monthly users for over a year and needs a serious distribution jolt.
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It has elements horror fans will know well, like jump-scare sounds and the occasional jolt from Marco Beltrami's score.
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Directing even more money towards housebuilding would be welcome: such construction can start rapidly, giving the economy a useful jolt.
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A goat named Millie broke into a local Starbucks in Rohnert Park, California, apparently in need of a caffeine jolt.
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Markets took a jolt from the minutes release, with the Dow surrendering a 100-point gain and interest rates jumping.
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If I looked down at the floor, though, the headset would lose its place and jolt me several meters away.
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The understated double ping hits me with a jolt of excitement, a swooping stomach, and even a bit of relief.
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By providing a small electrical jolt at the right moment, they can keep a heart working at the appropriate pace.
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A few minutes later, a jolt and a horrifyingly loud scraping sound from the ceiling made her eyes open wide.
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But on the third day, the desire for the electronic jolt of information into my head began to come back.
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And I realized, with a jolt of electricity that shot down my back, that I wanted to stay here, forever.
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The waiver announcement was a jolt to global crude oil markets as traders weighed the loss of more Iranian barrels.
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It marries old opinion to new fact so as ever to show a minimum of jolt, a maximum of continuity.
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The Jolt ebike, created by a guy named John Madden, is selling now at an early bird price of $499.
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Available hot, iced or as a Frappuccino, the sweet drink contains just enough caffeine to give you a morning jolt.
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Ordinarily, that jolt of glucose is sufficient to get us going—even it's only as far at the coffee pot.
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If he senses the energy lagging at a campaign event, he will reach for a line to jolt the crowd.
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CTRL is a jolt of fresh air packed with wry observations and searing takedowns of romance in the modern age.
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He would get very tired, come close to nodding off, and then a jolt of energy would shock him awake.
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To ease the jolt, he met with laid-off employees to provide networking help, according to the Grand Rapids Press.
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Lower corporate taxes are seen by some economists as a way to jolt the U.S. economy for you, the people.
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U.S. oil production is once again booming, and analysts see few headwinds strong enough to jolt the recovery off course.
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"—seem silly, but he follows that up with a jolt of anguish: "Tell me, why is it always this way?
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Ms. Taylor, who had the disease, recognized the jolt to her life, but she was without bitterness or self-pity.
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As monetary easing is designed to jolt the economy, investors tend to gravitate toward stocks traditionally correlated to economic growth.
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Collins inserted Conforto into the No. 3 spot in the lineup on Friday, hoping to jolt an offense that hit .
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Usually, one quick spray is enough to block a person's opiate receptors and immediately jolt them out of an overdose.
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The crew recalled the jolt from the force of the explosion and said it was like coming under enemy fire.
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He described it as a "hard landing" and equated it to a jolt passengers get while the riding the subway.
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Mr. Anthony scattered them over a chilled marigold-yellow soup of summer squash, which needed their jolt of juicy tartness.
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Trump has said the tax bill's passage will give another jolt of adrenaline to stocks, as corporations savor a windfall.
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Then, at about 3 months, he began to jolt awake at night, the back of his pajamas soaked with sweat.
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A tingle in her "hand," a gentle jolt that felt like touching a battery, let her know she had it.
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But Oliver's collection was such a hot jolt that you'd love to see those ideas built upon in further collections.
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It's the first time in "The Dog Doc" that the standards of care practiced at Smith Ridge deliver a jolt.
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When its athletic director, Jennifer Cohen, flew to Syracuse to interview him, she got a jolt of his patented energy.
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It's the best-smelling space in Venice, and offers a welcome jolt to the art obsessives careering across the lagoon.
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Westworld The new season brings the story, and a vengeful Dolores, outside the park, giving the series a needed jolt.
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Westworld The new season brings the story, and a vengeful Dolores, outside the park, giving the series a needed jolt.
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Usually, the jolt of pain will dial down my erection a bit and I can sort of re-center myself.
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"I wanted it to scare me more, to jolt me into sort of tripping the light fantastic," Ms. Morgan said.
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Less than a decade ago, e-bikes struggled with lugubrious handling and motors that would kick in with a jolt.
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Supply-chain disruptions can be minor delays caused by a production glitch — or a big jolt from a global pandemic.
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It caused no damage, but I was surprised at how strongly even such a seismic blip could jolt a building.
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Amazon comes into its first earnings report of 2020 in need of something to jolt the stock into high gear.
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And Cruz named Carly Fiorina as his running mate, an unusual move meant to jolt his campaign with new momentum.
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"We're going to use the power of N.Y.P.D. enforcement on motorists to try to immediately jolt this situation," he said.
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That genius epiphany, that brilliant screenplay idea, that jolt of terror that you'll forget to pick up the dry cleaning.
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An unpopular president provides a jolt of enthusiasm for voters in the opposite party and saps energy in his own.
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At first, they were purely sexual—he'd remember Rachel's smell and feel a jolt of desire that made him lightheaded.
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But historically, early debates have been more likely to disqualify a candidate than to provide a lasting jolt of momentum.
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But historically, early debates have been more likely to disqualify a candidate than to provide a lasting jolt of momentum.
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People should stop waiting for the Big Reveal to jolt Republicans out of their co-conspiracy with a corrupt president.
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Then, if you need a jolt, grab an espresso at the local northeastern grinder Cafe São Braz across the plaza.
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Boston's bats gave a jolt to a lifeless game with six consecutive two-out hits in a five-run fifth.
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The jolt to the stock market this week stood out after three straight months of placid trading and incremental gains.
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This overhaul would spur the growth in economic output needed to jolt business investment, personal income growth, and job growth.
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This is one example of the economic jolt from the enormous rebuilding process required after a storm of Irma's magnitude.
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Banning police said the jolt set off numerous burglary alarms at area businesses but caused no serious damage or injuries.
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Still, GOP strategists say the furor over impeachment could provide a jolt to once-sleepy races and boost new candidates.
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Given Jolt Capital's strong record in scaling tech companies globally, they are the ideal partner to support this growth phase.
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Now the pressure is on Joe Biden to send a jolt through a campaign that threatens to fizzle in Iowa.
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Now that the law has become popular, members are searching for a way to jolt their fellow Republicans into action.
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But the part of the experience still rattling in my brain two weeks later is that jolt from launch control.
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Staring into the winding Technicolor tunnels featured in "Cosmic Generator," one experiences the fleeting jolt of a roller-coaster ride.
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With a jolt as brief as a fifth of a second, the monkeys could still master the game without lights.
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And we haven't even had any kind of market jolt to thoroughly test what would happen under the existing rules.
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The potential summer return of Yoenis Cespedes, who is recovering from surgery on both heels, would further jolt the offense.
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This has been a huge jolt for the asset-management industry, because fees on passive funds are up to 203% lower.
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The new funding was led by French private equity firm Jolt Capital SAS, with participation from Project A Ventures and Qualgro.
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Put away the Jolt, Blizzard is limiting the time gamers will be able to play the World of Warcraft: Classic demo.
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I've now made peace with the fact that I'll never know the jolt of rebellious electricity Juul's early adopters must've felt.
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"I heard a bang, and felt a strong jolt and the smell of gunpowder," Andrei Shurshev, an eyewitness, told local reporters.
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You climb into the cavern, and jolt away from the ceiling as the serrated edge below its lip rakes your hair.
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The Australian bedding company Ettitude takes coffee grounds from local cafes to upcycle your morning jolt into their bamboo-coffee sheets.
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As showrunner Eric Newman explained to The Hollywood Reporter, the narrator is meant to jolt viewers out of their comfort zone.
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The Grammys can be a long slog, but Cabello & Co. made sure the ceremony opened with a jolt of pure fun.
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Aside from specific reforms, our leaders in Washington could give a jolt to small business creation simply by doing their jobs.
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In fact, the over-the-top Milan aesthetic is just the jolt we need to get us through the home stretch.
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Whiplash is a form of neck injury caused by a sudden jolt that snaps the head backwards but insurers argue reut.
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The idea for JOLT arose out of the students' own needs, says John Levin, one of the members of the team.
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But Buttigieg is competing on Sanders' next-door turf without the clear jolt results on Monday night might have given him.
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But knowing that part of Bilson's charm is bringing comedy to any role is what's giving fans a jolt of excitement.
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The good news is that more can be done to jolt economies from their low-growth, low-inflation torpor (see Briefing).
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On the other side, Max Wolff of Manhattan Venture Partners says earnings may give earnings more of a jolt than expected.
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So you get that the great like jolt of of like enthusiasm and pride in in the characters you brought up.
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It doesn't give you that jolt like some electric vehicles are so good at, but it's enough to elevate the experience.
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This week Mr Abe promised another fiscal jolt, of ¥28 trillion, although the true dimensions of fresh spending may be smaller.
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Songs like Ladies and Gentlemen's "Electricity" apply layers of distortion and bleary singing to give a dizzy jolt to his influences.
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But the real strangeness of Prince was in his sound: jagged pop-funk that hit the 1980s with an electric jolt.
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Who Trump pardons has oftentimes come as a jolt to his own staff, and on some occasions, the person being pardoned.
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Britain's shock decision in a referendum last month to leave the EU is providing the latest jolt to the global economy.
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Residents in San Diego, 95 miles south of the 4.5 magnitude quake, felt the "initial jolt," according to CNN affiliate KNBC.
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They will be without their morning jolt, afternoon pick-me-up and end of day treat from corporate giant Starbucks coffee.
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Despite the jolt to markets, the Fed for now is still expected to take a more gradual approach to rate cuts.
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You've probably tried Coca-Cola or Pepsi at some point in your life, but what about Slice, Jolt, or OK Soda?
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Peter Baniuszewicz, a cryptocurrency trader from Brooklyn, told me that this year's tax season had come as a jolt of reality.
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Short-curled spinach gramigna came nested in a subtly seasoned ragù Bolognese (with the jolt of Calabrian chile peppers) and parmigiano.
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He returned midway through the second quarter, sending a momentary jolt of excitement through the building when he took the court.
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It's a little like learning, with a jolt, that your great-great-great-grandfather came not from Lithuania but from Mars.
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Could Trump's election, which has triggered such despair in liberals, similarly jolt the United States into following a Democratic-friendly course?
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Investors were pleased the ECB was trying quantitative easing again, hoping the new program would give the global economy a jolt.
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Peter Baniuszewicz, a cryptocurrency trader from Brooklyn, told me that this year's tax season had come as a jolt of reality.
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On the one hand, a major jolt has been delivered to confidence, to future unity and down the road to trade.
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By systematically depriving depressed people of sleep, he confirmed that spending a single night awake could jolt them out of depression.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's tax cuts provided a temporary jolt to the United States economy by putting more money into taxpayers' pockets.
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But he still gives a jolt to a Giants offense that ranked last in the majors in slugging percentage in 2017.
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Smith has known for a while that he needed a jolt, but his handling of his sleep problems had been inconsistent.
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The problem with that—according to science—is that humans already get a jolt to help wake us up first thing.
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He's here to lend some kind of gravity, to cut Meek Mill's revving engine with a jolt of cut-rate solemnity.
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"It is a jolt to the legal system when you overrule a precedent," he said at his confirmation hearings in 2005.
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No zombies come shambling through the woods, and Mr. Shults doesn't jolt the audience with false scares or showy plot twists.
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They're also a welcome jolt for theaters, where last weekend a small group of holdover movies had been jockeying for fumes.
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The final hours of the race were given a jolt when the campaign of Mr. Macron announced it had been hacked.
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In Kentucky though Trump will be looking to give Bevin, one of the country's least popular governors, a much-needed jolt.
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By the numbers: The post-debate contributions were a needed jolt to Klobuchar's campaign, which raised only $4.8 million in Q3.
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Moments like that — where you're sitting on a character for minutes — jolt the audience out of what they're used to seeing.
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Each jolt is a new feeling, and each feeling is a reminder that magic is all around, waiting to be grabbed.
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Any hint that the Fed may move more aggressively than that would likely send the dollar higher and jolt other markets.
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He's a gifted talker, but often, to punctuate a point he's making, he'll stab at your shoulder or jolt your arm.
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Gabbard got a jolt from Republicans and independents who will vote in the Democratic primary when she was lambasted by Clinton.
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The series would benefit from fleshing out Barbara or even Lucca, who gives "The Good Fight" a jolt of sexual energy.
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There are a lot of sports supplements out there that claim to offer an energy boost to jolt up your workouts.
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The conservative House Freedom Caucus is endorsing the Republican framework for tax reform, giving a jolt of momentum to the plan.
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"It's like a jolt of sugar and they can't put it down," Democratic strategist Jamal Simmons said of the Trump attacks.
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When I'm stuck the surest jolt out of my rut is poetry: I find Berryman, Bishop and Brenda Shaughnessy particularly inspiring.
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The rumble from the controller as Sam sprawled flat on his face sent a jolt of sickening horror up my spine.
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In those instances, there is a jolt of incomprehension in their eyes, and, on our part, a lurking feeling of invasion.
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But too many TV deaths in recent years have felt cheap and unearned, random acts designed to jolt the story forward.
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The options market is anticipating a 2 percent jolt for the stock, which is up more than 20 percent year to date.
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The board propels fairly easily uphill once you've gotten it going, and braking at high speeds wasn't too much of a jolt.
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Market participants fear the jolt to Huawei could undermine the chances of the world's two largest economies reaching a comprehensive trade deal.
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The event, hosted by the Latino non-profit Jolt, will take place on July 230 at the Capitol Steps in Austin, Texas.
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But the latest one trying to jolt the industry is doing it using an even more unlikely genre than most: musical theater.
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Other times, though, a coffee is pure fuel: a jolt of caffeine to kick you up and out of your sleepy doldrums.
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After toasts to the birthday person and maybe a lil wine with dinner, everyone might appreciate a jolt of caffeine with dessert.
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Next, we're straight into pastry, a much-needed jolt of excitement after the humdrum of sugar-free this and dairy-free that.
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Men's knitwear has experienced a much-needed jolt this season, with prominent patterns in many of the Milan fall/winter 2016 shows.
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Sometimes, he'll pull me off the path because he notices a squirrel, or he'll jolt ahead to hunt for someone's picnic scraps.
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Delivering a speech that sent a jolt of electricity through the initially subdued crowd, she vowed not to let Trump go unanswered.
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Despite all these differences, though, the Brexit result should jolt American liberals out of any complacence they may feel about Trump's candidacy.
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But many health experts said Monday's announcement lacked details, and they expressed concern that it would not jolt the agency into action.
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Some were voluntary, other events, well, let's just say I believe God needs to wake me up sometimes with a powerful jolt.
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Economists got a jolt Friday when they found out that their sanguine expectations for second-quarter growth were off — by a lot.
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A drink, a smoke and a jolt Among the general population, liver-related diseases (PDF) are behind only 1.4 percent of deaths.
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Trump already calls self-driving cars out-of-control death traps, so any news fueling that fear could jolt him into action.
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The big picture: "Endgame" will give a much-needed jolt to the box office, which is 16% behind the pace of 2018.
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Now it's finally following through on that promise, and then some—giving the next generation of USB a jolt in the process.
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You may recoil from the imagery at first, but after that initial jolt, all you want to do is look and look.
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The BOJ may feel compelled to ease if the ECB's decision or other events jolt markets and trigger a sharp yen rise.
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A TBI can occur when a blow or jolt to the head causes damage to the brain, which can range in severity.
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OF Alejandro De Aza is expected to see more playing time in a bid to provide a jolt for the team's offense.
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However, there are a bunch of other carriers you may have seen around, carriers with names like Cricket, Jolt, metroPCS, and Virgin.
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But certain sentences made me uneasy, provoking a jolt of recognition that echoed the worst incels-in-training in my Twitter mentions.
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What never ceases to surprise me is the little jolt of emotions I feel in those first chords of my favorite songs.
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But Murphy received a jolt of momentum in March with an endorsement from President Obama and campaign appearances with Vice President Biden.
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The protest was organized by a non-profit in Texas called Jolt that works to provide Latinx people with resources and support.
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Kirby gives Hobbs & Shaw a jolt of fresh energy, just as Johnson and Statham once did for the core Fast & Furious movies.
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Mr. Maiotti, as if delivering a jolt to the others, sprang into the air, arching his back and reaching for his feet.
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Now, automakers can anticipate a jolt of demand from a big market that is a stronghold for Detroit brand trucks and SUVs.
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I wake up in a jolt, even though I feel mentally present: An hour has passed and it felt like 20 minutes.
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Lucky enough, the impact isn't as big as in reality but you still get a jolt and a bit of G-force.
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It's the latest major jolt to the world's largest soybean market after major crushers shut plants due to delayed cargoes in August.
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A series of unexpected visitors jolt the Georgenhof world; they are harbingers of a general exodus that will eventually include the Globigs.
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Markets took a jolt Thursday afternoon on news that the vote scheduled for Thursday evening in the House of Representatives was postponed.
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Many of the late works are snappy, and some are beautiful, but none deliver the jolt of even the silk-screen paintings.
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This would seem on its face to be a really aggressive intervention to try to jolt Europe out of its deflationary muddle.
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If you're looking for something to jolt you out of your seat, though, well — Pee-wee's Big Holiday is no Joe Manganiello.
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Leaving the exhibition, one feels a life-affirming jolt of courage—no doubt the legacy Andres and her work will leave behind.
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But her tendency towards jagged melodies breaks through the mix eventually, a bridge with suspended harmony or a jolt of something atonal.
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The short-attention-span jolt of Twitter is perfect for a few specialized things: breaking news, viral links — and presidential hissy fits.
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Mr. Fallon and others are hoping that an August blitz centered on the Senate's nearly two-week recess can provide a jolt.
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And in the Dodgers' previous World Series, in 1981, a third baseman gave them a needed jolt in their first home game.
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From the moment the alarm goes off, no matter how many times it happens, the jolt starts the adrenaline pumping like mad.
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Congress passed a large tax cut that will add a jolt of stimulus to an economy that no longer needs extra juice.
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No, I love them because the good ones can give you a little life jolt that's as useful as a double espresso.
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That was due in part to a jolt of fiscal stimulus in the form of a deep cut to corporate tax rates.
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The original film was a low-budget, high-voltage jolt about a free spirit who refused to be judged for her sexuality.
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The jolt to the Sharapova juggernaut was evident, and she began to make unforced errors as service holds and breaks were exchanged.
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Supporters of projects like Broad Street say they promise to add a jolt of youthful energy to a population that is aging.
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Even before Monday's Monmouth University poll put a jolt into the field, the troika of former Vice President Joe Biden, Massachusetts Sen.
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It was the biggest jolt for the sport since a nationwide wave of point-shaving nearly brought it down in the 1950s.
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Coca-Cola wants to offer those bleary-eyed folks another alternative: a jolt of caffeine to combat the post-Super Bowl lethargy.
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When Lupita Nyong'o tells a bunch of kindergartners, "One, two, three, eyes on me," viewers of "Little Monsters" jolt to attention, too.
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Any sign that the US economy is being affected would surely catch Trump's eye and might jolt him into more urgent action.
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A meltdown in reporting the results of Monday's Iowa Democratic caucuses deprived any one candidate of a momentum jolt heading into Tuesday.
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Together, these two could make a dish cloying, unless you stop them with a jolt of acid and a smack of heat.
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The wearables industry is set for a jolt in the arm with a new generation of fitness trackers designed by start-ups.
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The perfect place to lead a vanguard of progressive activism that just might be the jolt the entire national labor movement needs.
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He'll end it in London, where fellow NATO leaders fear he could jolt the alliance once again over the next two days.
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But the possibility that third-quarter growth, at the very least, may slow down, could well throw a jolt into market behavior.
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The work culminated in a fast, punching phrase, played in five-part unison; it was almost ludic, but landed with a jolt.
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But even more fundamentally, moviegoers have a tendency to regard any CG actor warily, waiting for the anomalous jolt, the telltale glitch.
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The jolt triggers a series of waves that swell over minutes, or in some cases hours, reaching heights taller than most buildings.
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Like music, wine can arouse long-buried memories and jolt them awake with all of their baggage: raw, jagged, tender or painful.
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Jolt, an education startup that describes itself as an alternative to traditional MBA courses, has raised $14.1 million in Series A funding.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said investors should refrain from dumping stocks as fears of the deadly coronavirus jolt the stock market.
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Skipping your daily coffee purchase is cliched personal finance advice for a reason — it can give a real jolt to your savings.
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Pirates ride late surge to jolt Marlins PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates have a flair for the dramatic whether they win or lose.
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Last week, Trump gave the legislation a jolt of momentum when he endorsed the bill during his State of the Union address.
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Seth Jones provided the Blue Jackets a jolt with his tally 3:33 into the third period that rounded out the scoring.
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French startup EfficientIP, a network security and automation specialist, has secured an $11 million Series B investment from Jolt Capital in Paris.
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He responded with a jolt, and for a moment, the stone-faced Mr. Clapton appeared to have given himself over to chance.
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The personal writings do not only reveal the musings of a man grappling with a jolt to his view of the world.
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The tax cuts have juiced economic growth and, combined with increased government spending, injected a one-time jolt into the US economy.
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A 13-week stint in the Silicon Valley accelerator gave the company the jolt it needed to survive, Blecharczyk said at the event.
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The duo worked on her together at Nine Zero One Salon, Tim tackling her "mermaid shag" and Tabitha giving her color a jolt.
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The Contadina consisted of boneless chicken breast meat; sausage, peppers and onions, and was given a pleasant jolt with a splash of vinegar.
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And true to form, the sleeping cats that had been lounging -- furry legs dangling from cat trees around the room -- instantly jolt awake.
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American consumers increasingly seek out drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine, according to research company Mintel.
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Braun belts 300th career homer as Brewers jolt Cubs CHICAGO — The difference between winning and losing was just a few feet on Friday.
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But the Cubs will arrive at Progressive Field riding a jolt of momentum gained from an edge-of-your-seat Game Five victory.
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The turbulence was enough to violently jolt nearly everyone downward, awakening those were sleeping, and cause oxygen masks to drop from the ceiling.
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It can also be ordered via a remote human controller to deliver an electric jolt or its mechanical clamp to disable a target.
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And lower rates could give another jolt to a refinancing boom that has injected billions of dollars into the economy in recent months.
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That encourages the Bank of England to defend the currency for fear of another jolt to import prices if it weakens again sharply.
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Johnny Gaudreau gave the Flames a jolt of life with his first goal in eight games at 7:23 of the opening period.
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And each one of these are actually just different enough that it gives you a whole jolt of energy trying to do them.
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He considered using nukes to jolt the stalemate in Korea (happily the Soviets and North Koreans made peace overtures after Josef Stalin's death).
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The possibly of a jolt to the system seems like reason enough make sure you get enough sleep before getting behind the wheel.
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Jones lifts Tigers to victory in MLB debut DETROIT — JaCoby Jones gave the Detroit Tigers the jolt they were looking for on offense.
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I pained over the inescapable magnetic pull I felt toward him, that electric jolt every time I read his name on the page.
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They argue the economy is only getting a temporary jolt from tax cuts and after that, they pontificate, aggregate demand will tail off.
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Nightmares jolt you out of bed at 4 AM, so you have time to write your own recipes before most people are awake.
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Sometimes, the book provides an unexpected and welcome jolt, such as with advice that there is such a thing as too much data.
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But they also are hunting for ways to jolt the economy out of its doldrums, and a fiscal push is a possible tool.
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What will jolt markets back to more normal moves is hard to say, but the volatility sank even lower after the French election.
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Patel gradually lost interest and sold the game in 2008 to Jolt Online Gaming, which in turn sold it to Blanchfield and McDonnell.
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"If you like fruity drinks and need an extra jolt in the morning, this might be the drink for you," she tells me.
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Nova tosses three-hit shutout as Pirates jolt Marlins MIAMI — Ivan Nova is proving to be a wise acquisition for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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"Hamilton" (featuring a onetime Simba, Christopher Jackson, in the role of George Washington) offered an enormous jolt of energy to the Broadway season.
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The Mets' floundering offense could use a jolt at the top that Reyes, even with his 33-year-old legs, may still provide.
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For ice cream, that's the condition of brain freeze — that sudden jolt of confusing tightness that grips the inside of your head, hard.
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But it's also a jolt to the senses, a reminder that a person — many people — had hands on your clothes before you did.
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Historically, the danger for stocks is when the third cut is not the last and the Fed needs to jolt the economy further.
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Take aluminum, for example, which has been added to vaccines since the 22019's to help jolt the body's immune system into action.
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Another bout of volatility in the stock market could jolt hedge funds out of the positions they've come to rely on for returns.
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In a year filled with dull movies, Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" will finally give moviegoers a jolt of originality.
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These corruption scandals and the investigation which result jolt the current political climate, one too partisan to provide proper oversight of public officials.
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A concussion is one type of traumatic brain injury caused by a bump, blow or jolt to either the head or the body.
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In battle, it will strike opponents with its tail and send a jolt of electricity through them as great as any lightning strike!
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I hope that President Trump's feud with the media will have the effect of giving a jolt of energy to the Journalism profession.
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ET. Wall Street's top economist Ed Hyman said the anticipated cut will be the market's "magic sauce," giving the economy a needed jolt.
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As she competed, the room echoed with cheers and insults inspired enough to send a jolt through the adjacent "Advanced Water Babies" class.
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Essie's blend of innocence and canniness is deeply touching, and she provides a jolt of real feeling in a world of synthetic emotions.
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The Moon and warrior planet Mars meet up in Capricorn at 3:56 AM, so expect a jolt of energy early this morning.
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Opinion We will awaken Sunday to yet another disturbance in the chronosphere — our twice-yearly jolt from resetting the clocks, mechanical and biological.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump is accelerating trends that were expected to unfold gradually but have, in 2016, emerged to jolt the electoral map.
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"We need to jolt people into understanding just how much we have to change — all of us," the mayor said in an interview.
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The event is not enough to quell Asher's chronic anger, but it might be the jolt he needs to usher him into adulthood.
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A small positive jolt for the market, like a couple of Fed hikes, or Britain staying in the EU could be the trigger.
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A jolt of a movie, "Black Panther" creates wonder with great flair and feeling partly through something Hollywood rarely dreams of anymore: myth.
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Several times a week, Liu Zhiyan, 34, likes to walk over to the Luckin near her work to get a jolt of caffeine.
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"Vox Lux" is an audacious story about a survivor who becomes a star, and a deeply satisfying, narratively ambitious jolt of a movie.
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There are tendencies, trends, schools and occasionally — as with the sui generis freak-out "Sorry to Bother You" — a jolt from the blue.
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Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and I have some disagreements, but we all agree the economy is enjoying a temporary jolt right now. 3.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — A powerful earthquake hit northeastern Venezuela on Tuesday with a jolt that shook Caracas and Caribbean islands near the Venezuelan coast.
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Its themes of arbitrary power, corruption and media manipulation deliver a Trump-era jolt to the seemingly played-out world of superhero drama.
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However, it is beneath Eileen to have a rat crawl through her wig, triggering an involuntary jolt that uppercuts the gentleman she's fellating.
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Jordan Spieth, who shot 64 on Saturday to jolt the leaderboard, fell back with a 73 on Sunday and finished at seven under.
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In Massachusetts, three women who are challenging longtime male House members said the results in New York have provided a jolt of confidence.
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An updated timeline on the restart of the Syncrude oil sands facility added a jolt of volatility into U.S. crude trading, said Kilduff.
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The legacy of her father, associated with South Korea's modernization, lent Ms. Park credibility as someone who could jolt the country's flagging economy.
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Both are the kind of campaign-style events he has often turned to for a political and personal jolt in times of turmoil.
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Brown was desperate to jolt the Sixers, benching the slumping Robert Covington (0 for 143 combined in Games 1 and 3) for McConnell.
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Without depth perception, I often stumble on stairs and curbs, and sudden drop-offs, like sunken living rooms, greet me with a jolt.
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The biggest jolt, though, is how each laugh brings forth more feeling in a movie that flirts with tragedy but opts for joy.
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They also align with the functional beverage trend, which includes drinks that offer a boost of caffeine, jolt of energy or health benefits.
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To Wisconsinites who knew that their state had not voted for a Republican in a presidential election since 1984, it was a jolt.
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Uncut Gems is about the thrill of the gambit, the jolt of glee and terror in watching someone pursue the next shiny thing.
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The announcement sent the dollar surging against the yen JPY=, euro EUR= and pound, and gave a jolt to the Mexican peso MXN=.
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But it was Francesco Risso, a Prada alum, who gave the biggest jolt to his house as the new creative director of Marni.
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Maybe it was the jolt of being cat-called when you were 11 and walking down the street in your new summer shorts.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Hoping to jolt Japan's limp consumer spending, policymakers and business leaders are considering plans to let workers leave by 3 p.m.
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The legislation received a jolt of energy last week when Trump urged Congress to pass it in his State of the Union address.
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But marketing is built on trust between sellers and buyers, and the revelations this week are a jolt for some in the industry.
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But he wasn't satisfied with his findings, seeking to get a sense of just how big a jolt an electric eel can deliver.
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If you're in the mood for a jolt of pure color and beauty, scroll through for tardiff blood oranges, olivet cherries and more.
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Each evening, I watch the typical bedtimes pass by and wait for that jolt of energy and inspiration that comes well past twilight.
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All the energy, all the beautiful noise we were hearing and feeling for the first time at tremendous volume, it was a physical jolt.
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According to Mashable, college student Tyler McQuillen was enjoying a dive off the coast of Santa Barbara, California, when he received a terrifying jolt.
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The jolt in markets is a reminder that companies face a narrowing window to go public before a nearly decade-long economic expansion ends.
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In the end, there are a handful of sudden screeches and other loud noises intended to jolt, and a few produce the intended result.
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Growth is being driven by the Trump administration's $4.03 trillion tax cut package, which has given consumer spending a jolt and supported business investment.
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An unexpected move by the Fed could jolt currency markets and reverse the business optimism that has prevailed since Donald Trump won the presidency.
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Growth is being driven by the White House's $22.07 trillion tax cut package, which has given consumer spending a jolt and bolstered business investment.
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That's what audiophilia is ultimately about: do you get a thrill, a jolt, a moment of bliss, or an escape from your everyday concerns?
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In general, I think it is really important to jolt yourself out of your safety zone of all your senses and experience things different.
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China's trade shrank in April in a sign government stimulus is failing to jolt the world's second-largest economy out of a prolonged slowdown.
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In her case, that meant implanting a pacemaker-defibrillator in her chest to give her heart a jolt in the event it gave out.
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While endlessly photographing yourself can seem a bit narcissistic, studies say it can be an effective way to give yourself a jolt of joy.
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After a few seconds of suspense, Hemsworth let out a shrill scream, which caused Cyrus to jolt and cover her face with her hands.
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Start-up investors showed a jolt of optimism in the third quarter, thanks to some initial public offerings, after a first half with none.
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ET North Korea gave the international community a jolt on Wednesday morning local time when, it claims, it successfully tested a miniature hydrogen bomb.
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The interview contains another type of awakening, one that is less of a jolt: though their themes are weighty, the two have a blast.
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The short and unnerving jolt of an aircraft is enough to make most travellers to freak out momentarily, then go back to being calm.
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Even a short stroll around the office or down the hallway to see a colleague can give you a much-needed jolt of energy.
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Easing restrictions alone would deliver an immediate jolt to the economy, with the added benefit of giving local governments more capital for infrastructure projects.
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The sun is our source of vitality, and when it connects harmoniously with electric Uranus, we get a big jolt of energy and inspiration!
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This massive jolt might have made these mid-ocean ridges squirt out more magma, the authors say — although the exact mechanisms remain a mystery.
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Logan Forsythe is enjoying quite the power surge at the plate to provide a jolt for the ailing offense of the Tampa Bay Rays.
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The visual onslaught of everyday violence arrives like a jolt, a wake-up call to the present from the reverie of the animation's dreamworlds.
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The world's 18th-largest economy is about to rejoin the world at a time when the sinking global economy sure could use a jolt.
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But they definitely gave us the jolt that we longed for when we settled down in that theater or hit play on our TVs.
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As a result, any tariff tinkering by the Trump administration could jolt not only the devices industry in coming years but health care nationwide.
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Basically, you are not going to fall asleep because the wolves chasing after your horse and carriage cause enough jolt to shake you awake.
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So his creation of the Jolt, and the convincing website that goes with it, is a plea to Chevy to build more electric cars.
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Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have proposed the kind of economic stimulus package that would jolt the economy, focused on boosting infrastructure spending.
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Back when it was the HDMI cable, I felt a jolt when the sparks flew — and the technician working today also felt a shock.
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After the jolt of Brexit, John Lanchester began his 5,000-word lament in the London Review of Books with a primer on the concept.
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If you're like some 56% of Americans and absolutely need that jolt of caffeine to get you going, then this deal is for you.
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With a visible scar on his head from that experience, Shoemaker talked about a ball hit in his direction that gave him a jolt.
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While The Brookhaven Experiment's horror setting provided an automatic jolt of adrenalin, Island 359 is moving away from pure fear and into action territory.
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It's outfitted with cushy memory foam, so stepping on it in the middle of the night won't be met with a jolt of cold.
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Casey gave progressives a jolt -- and his colleagues a lesson -- on Monday by revealing plans to oppose the pick hours before it was made.
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But Stoltz's career receives a jolt when a shady mole, looking to collect millions as a whistle-blower, tips her off to the conspiracy.
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But the new guard got a jolt of energy from the editorial board of the nation's largest and most influential newspaper over the weekend.
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This barrier-free illusion is made possible by the sunken terrace beyond, called a "ha-ha" for the jolt of pleasant surprise it induces.
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Karen herself also paints, and I can see where her paintings might be part of the conversion therapy, delivering a jolt of aesthetic nihilism.
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The International Energy Agency said Wednesday that revived U.S. sanctions against Iran and the ongoing collapse of Venezuela's output could jolt the global market.
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Some deception was necessary in order to get the "provocative jolt" and level of attention for her project she was hoping for, she said.
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Restless at night, they are assailed by indigestion and stress, or by violent dreams that jolt them into states of feverish or fiery readiness.
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But, he writes, it is still too early to say just how much it could jolt life insurance prices for consumers, if at all.
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Would those developments truly jolt a market that has been focused more on risk than reward since stocks were last year six weeks ago?
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While sports as a salve for societal problems is surely overstated, Detroit's teams provided a needed jolt of optimism and a dose of escapism.
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In a few important moments, Mr. Biden managed to jolt himself toward the future and outline a progressive agenda he would pursue as president.
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The SkyBridge plan was given a jolt at the end of May when President Trump said he was considering punitive tariffs on Mexican imports.
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Whether a symbol of unprocessed pain, or of the side effects of the choices one makes to grapple with unprocessed pain, it's a jolt.
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A second earthquake in the same area on Wednesday, a 3.3-magnitude jolt, struck about 15 minutes after the first one, the U.S.G.S. said.
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For people who have been loudly saying that Bitcoin is a bubble or even a fraud of some sort, Friday's jolt was a vindication.
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The piquant apples and chile bits can be eaten alongside the meat while the brine gets drizzled on top for an even sharper jolt.
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For those who get a jolt out of the Smart car, this baby is as cute, and as a bonus, it's fun, fun, fun.
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Every month or two has brought a jolt of hope or disappointment; confusion about whether renewals or new applications will be allowed is widespread.
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As in the sculpture of Mona Hatoum or Rachel Whiteread, this excellent new work uses Minimalism to deliver a very un-Minimal emotional jolt.
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The discreet, even secretive, nature of vaping can give teens a convenient thrill — along with a jolt of nicotine that reduces stress and anxiety.
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Because for most of the next three hours, McAdoo's coaching staff and players did their best to send a jolt through the fan base.
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In mid June, I felt a jolt of sickening déjà vu when I read that the school had, somehow, once again burst into flames.
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Would anything jolt the solidifying pecking order of Biden, Warren and Bernie Sanders in the top tier — and then everyone else struggling far below?
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When, much later in life, he found out what actually happened to her (which won't be spoiled here), it was a jolt to him.
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In traditional tango, men invite women to dance through a subtle head-jolt gesture known as a cabeceo, often signaled from across the room.
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By describing this suffering, Raza says, she hopes to jolt people into looking for a new paradigm in the so-called war on cancer.
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Almost 20 years after its original run ended, the sitcom "Party of Five" is returning to television — with a jolt of modern political weight.
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Mr. Trump and his allies have said the trade deals will deliver a jolt to the economy and lead to faster growth this year.
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What mechanisms — what sorts of evidence, what kinds of narratives — can jolt the brain out of its set patterns of denial, accommodation and adjustment?
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This song is half-rapped, or half-spoken, a calculated jolt away from the sparkling melodies she's always excelled at, even at her unhappiest.
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The market got another jolt at the end of 2017, when the Trump administration slashed the U.S. corporate tax rate to 21% from 35%.
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Carter inherited an aging, cracking left-of-center coalition that had been given a jolt of life by Watergate and his own outsider persona.
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That's the kind of thing you don't expect to learn from a crossword puzzle, and you don't expect that kind of emotional jolt, either.
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The latest jolt was his suggestion on Tuesday that he would wait until after the 2020 presidential election for a trade deal with China.
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Consumers are increasingly looking for drinks that give them something extra: A jolt of caffeine, a nutritional boost or, in theory, a cannabis buzz.
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Those leadoff home runs always give you a bit of a jolt, especially when you respond to a deficit right out of the chute.
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A constant IV of coffee may not be possible (yet), but superman dads can get that early morning jolt with their own espresso maker.
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Paired with a cup of his thick Turkish coffee, it's the perfect jolt to kick off your weekend (ice cream, $7.99; Turkish coffee $2.75).
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But there's a nasty jolt at the end when we learn why the dead body from the opening scene deserves such an unpleasant fate.
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Times Insider A good poem can jolt our minds into thinking about the country's most important stories in unexpected ways, our National editor writes.
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Every so often, I'd press the button on my wrist and deliver an electric jolt as my friends were responsibly enjoying their alcoholic beverages.
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The Cardinals got another positive jolt when they announced a new contract for Molina earlier in the day that runs through the 2020 season.
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The Armistice to end World War I brought elation and a sense of relief to millions of Americans, but also a jolt of reality.
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Mukasheva shares Kazykhanov's previously stated view that Borat gave Kazakhstan a useful media jolt and increased tourism—but not necessarily in the long-term.
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As not-so-vague metaphors for sex and intimacy, the fusion dances are incredibly personal, and often charged with an electric jolt of eroticism.
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Mr. Sanders's announcement on Monday appeared intended to jolt the enthusiasm of his supporters after a dismal loss on Saturday in South Carolina, where Mrs.
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The tale of how real estate entrepreneurs ultimately evicted Mr. Lyght from his loft adds a jolt of political reality to this artist's personal story.
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The Cavaliers need a jolt offensively, ranking 96th in the country in scoring (22 points per contest) and 2132th nationally in yards per game (2100).
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Yet we often look back and realize that the jolt that bumped us off the track also launched us into a new, more productive path.
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Snap, which has a user base that isn't growing and a stock that's near an all-time low, could use a jolt to its business.
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When the ruble plunged in 2014, it sent the price of imported beer soaring and gave a jolt to Russia&aposs nascent craft beer industry.
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But, it was still unknown how this leaping jolt actually affects a living animal, and just how the circuit develops when the animal is contacted.
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This category got a jolt last week, when Viola Davis revealed her intentions to campaign in the supporting category for Fences, instantly becoming the favorite.
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Yet the grousing is inevitable and a mark of Mr Putin's indisputable achievement: a serious jolt in Americans' confidence in the integrity of their elections.
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Markets got a jolt Friday afternoon when it was revealed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into new emails related to Hillary Clinton.
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The options market is implying an 8 percent jolt in either direction for online retailer Amazon, which has rallied more than 9 percent this year.
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When sunlight hits molecules of water vapor in the atmosphere, the jolt of energy causes them to break apart into ions of hydrogen and oxygen.
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Cryptocurrencies got another jolt last week after Tokyo-based exchange Coincheck said hackers stole over $500 million in one of the world's biggest cyber heists.
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It was a jolt in late July when Japan's 10-year yield jumped from near-record lows of minus 0.295 percent to minus 0.025 percent.
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We get a jolt (the premiere audience literally yelped) when Ser Jorah, of all people, grabs Sam from a cell where he's apparently being kept.
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Image: FacebookResidents of Onoway, Alberta got quite the jolt earlier this week when water of a distinctly pinkish hue started to flow from their taps.
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I stopped drinking it when I went to the Ranch in Malibu with a girlfriend, and just recently, I'm starting to want that jolt again.
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But it's the perfectly coiffed mother who seems to jolt Herzog out of his by-the-numbers recital, puncturing us at last into unexpected depth.
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Once it was up and running, the team got a chance to demo JOLT for some Google employees who have connections to The Last Mile.
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Arguments for reclaiming national "sovereignty" are less about a boost in autonomy than about the jolt of self-confidence that going it alone would provide.
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And even after all his rhetoric about the "rigged" election, even with his increasingly urgent warnings about voter fraud, Trump's answer came as a jolt.
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"Just got a bit of a jolt from a high school buddy who just called me," he wrote on Facebook when he shared the post.
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Even so, they're enough to send a jolt of excitement through every Tesla fanboy already growing weary of the Insane button and Bioweapon Defense Mode.
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The teams had a short turnaround after the Braves' 13-inning victory Wednesday night and Bumgarner's homer gave the Giants (21-25) a need jolt.
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Relations between the United States and China got another jolt when the two nations clashed again at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore on Sunday.
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"I treat every one of these as one that generates a real jolt to volatility," said Jim Strugger, managing director, derivatives strategist, at MKM Partners.
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"Money Monster" begins with a jolt of satire, proceeds through a maze of beat-the-clock exposition and lands on a surprisingly gentle, sentimental note.
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Some optimists even think that, should Britain vote to leave the EU next month, the fear of disintegration could jolt the euro zone into action.
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The foam cushioned patch will attach to any surface without a jolt so the movement of the robot doesn't have to be as finely computed.
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A Gillum victory in the biggest presidential battleground prize would give the progressive wing an added jolt as the early 2020 jockeying begins in earnest.
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Speaking of the latter title, if anything provides a jolt of energy to this year's festival, it may be Colin Geddes' lauded Midnight Madness program.
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Her first reaction, Cecily says, was to think with a jolt of his praise of her ability: A shadow of doubt now stood over it.
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Later on, he directly alters the conflict by shooting Patroclus — from afar, of course — to jolt Achilles out of his complacency and back into combat.
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It was a total waste of time except for the little jolt of joy that comes from someone telling you what was going to happen.
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The first third of "Aftermath" is stripped to emotional basics (one man seized up with grief, another with guilt), and it delivers quite a jolt.
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Republicans hope the President's visit Saturday will inject a jolt of electricity into Rosendale's candidacy by awakening any Trump supporters who aren't paying close attention.
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In strictly wrestling terms, he was one of pro wrestling's nearly men, rediscovered periodically with a jolt of surprise at how he didn't become huge.
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K Dot added a jolt of energy to the set when he closed out with soldiers closing in on him before bouncing around in unison.
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There could be other explanations for the results, he said, like confusion caused by a sugar jolt, or interference with memory by dopamine-blocking drugs.
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"I thought it would be something worth sharing, to sort of jolt people to start paying attention to what's going on in Yemen," he said.
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The captivity scenes are shot and played straight, with no attempts to trick us or jolt us, and they're harder to watch because of it.
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In the Michigan primary on Tuesday, Mr. Biden showed that he could jolt Democratic turnout and net more votes in key demographic groups than Mrs.
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It gave a jolt of momentum to the Patriots (8-2), as if they needed it in a blowout that laid bare Oakland's anemic defense.
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Ironically, the jolt that put the program in the public eye (and almost knocked it off course) came not from the administration, but from Rueda.
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It could jolt other settlement talks with the company, including those in a consolidated collection of 22017 cases overseen by a federal judge in Cleveland.
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He said the deal had provided a jolt of excitement for the clubhouse, as if the Astros' play were not enough to be thrilled about.
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Mr. Harris and especially Ms. Pfeiffer bring a jolt of shtick and a whisper of camp, qualities that you may miss terribly when they depart.
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The $1.5 trillion tax overhaul that President Trump signed into law late last year has already given the American economy a jolt, at least temporarily.
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He recalled the jolt he had felt upon hearing the news that Washington State quarterback Tyler Hilinski had committed suicide just a few weeks previously.
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A robust euro also undercuts the bank's efforts to jolt inflation back to the official target of 2 percent, a level considered healthy for growth.
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Here's the full list of winners, and our writers assembled the best and worst moments of the evening (including Robert De Niro's profane, politicized jolt).
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S. climate cooperation is clearly over — along with the jolt it supplied to international efforts — which was exemplified by its absence at Mar-a-Lago.
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For a jolt of green, Julia Moskin's green beans with ginger and garlic (above) and Mark Bittman's roasted brussels sprouts with garlic are perennial favorites.
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Dempsey points to the screen—if the track gave too much of a reverberating jolt because of, say, too-hard sand or lack of moisture,
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Out of the starting lineup for three games due to a sore shoulder, Gregory Polanco provide a jolt in his return for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Art Review Markus Brunetti's enormous photographs pack a healthy jolt of wonder, something more likely felt in the 19th century, when the medium was invented.
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The right data could have fixed it, according to the tech wizards who are determined to jolt the restaurant industry out of its current slump.
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Seizing on the attacks, Moser rode a brief jolt of fundraising and attention into a May runoff for the right to take on Republican Rep.
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Vanderbilt scored just two points in the first six minutes of the game, but Wright came off the bench to give the Commodores a jolt.
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He was given more medications to support his heart and a new I.C.D. that, when needed, could deliver a more powerful jolt to his heart.
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The shops may have to put up a warning that tells customers there is a possible cancer risk linked to their morning jolt of java.
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The first 10 write-ups about heroes saving people from burning cars are astonishing; it's difficult for the remaining 1,257 to carry the same jolt.
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I get a tiny jolt of joy when I see the Marco Polo notification that looks like a beach ball on my phone's home screen.
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The main advantage of supercapacitors is that they can deliver a bigger jolt of power, pound for pound, than batteries -- without heating up or degrading.
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It's cloudy and cold for April, and Mr. Ahmed is still sleepy, but he won't be tempted by the hot jolt of a second coffee.
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But many central bank policymakers are reluctant to ease again soon unless external shocks jolt global financial markets enough to derail Japan's fragile economic recovery.
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The new items, especially the P Block that can temporarily summon new platforms, are the jolt of energy this community has needed for months now.
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He defeated Gillespie by nearly 9 percentage points in the race, giving Democrats a badly needed jolt of momentum ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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In the blink of an eye, the promise of 22020,23 new well-paying Amazon jobs -- and the economic jolt they would provide -- seemed to disappear.
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Both teams will receive a jolt with the expected returns of Cardinals 1B Matt Adams (shoulder inflammation) and Reds C Tucker Barnhart (bruised right hand).
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He was given more medications to support his heart and a new I.C.D. that, when needed, could deliver a more powerful jolt to his heart.
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"A jolt of a movie, 'Black Panther' creates wonder with great flair and feeling partly through something Hollywood rarely dreams of anymore: myth," she writes.
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Once you realize that Underground is telling the story of a heist meant to save lives, an extra jolt of electricity pulses through every scene.
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Like killing off characters, flashing forward in time is a longstanding tradition for TV shows, especially when they need to jolt plots out of stagnation.
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Moments before, another vehicle merged from the right lane to the middle, forcing the driver of the Camaro to jolt the wheel and eventually lose control.
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Reds 7, Braves 43 Home runs by Yasiel Puig and Tucker Barnhart helped jolt life into the sleepy Cincinnati lineup in a win over visiting Atlanta.
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And for those who are still not quite woke, November 8 could bring the jolt when motivator Mars heads into progressive, humanitarian Aquarius until December 19.
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Doomocracy isn't quite either of these things: it doesn't have a through line, but it also (minus the SWAT team) doesn't literally jolt you into engagement.
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The upside is that you can shift smoothly uphill, without feeling the jolt of a metal chain jumping off the rail and into a new gear.
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Though I knew Eric somewhat, it was that second name that came as a jolt, because weeks before, Dylan had written a vicious, violent short story.
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To those who don't frequent Wall Street watering holes, it may come as a jolt to learn that such a sales process may well be difficult.
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Proponents of forgiving student debt argue it will jolt the economy, helping Americans who have not started businesses or bought homes because of their monthly payments.
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Stepping through the plastic curtains right when he had, Jack had inadvertently glimpsed the jolt of mortification on Pat's face, a sensation too physical to hide.
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Here was the jolt of architectural eccentricity we craved, an improvised structure that looks like a few shipping containers crash-landed on top of a warehouse.
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The jolt you get from pressing the gas pedal is consistent whether you're exiting a slow corner or taking a bend in a high-speed straightaway.
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Jolt survivors may have found new ways to live with a sense of balance and purpose, but that does not mean their pain has been vanquished.
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" Capturing the mood of these times of fury on both wings, the N.Y. Times' lead headline is: "Bombs in Envelopes Jolt A Nation Riven by Vitriol.
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In the 1980s, the results were little better; hawkish central banks greeted any development likely to jolt prices with an expansion-squelching increase in interest rates.
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Ryan Tannehill is hoping that first-year coach Adam Gase's influence will provide just the jolt he needs to rebound after a disappointing season in 2015.
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Early seasons of Black Mirror did jolt people from their comfort zones, making them think twice about binging on schadenfreude or relentlessly pursuing total recall technology.
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Chipmakers also gave technology stocks a jolt after Micron Technology Inc predicted a recovery in the memory market as it reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings.
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One option is for central bankers to raise rates more enthusiastically and less predictably, to jolt financial markets and remind investors that the world is volatile.
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On the other hand, there's very little this show could do at this point that could jolt me into horror like the first few episodes did.
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The moon in grounded earth sign Capricorn gets a jolt of inspiration from electric Uranus as they connect at 7:08 AM—exciting ideas are shared!
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As the season starts to shrink and the postseason arrives to give everything a randomizing jolt, the baseball discourse will center on which strengths are preferable.
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Created by artists Jenny Polak, the ICE Escape Signs are designed to jolt US citizens into realizing the challenges the undocumented face on a daily basis.
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And a little thing like being elected the leader of the free world isn't nearly enough to jolt a man like Nixon or Trump into rehab.
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This week's jolt initially sparked some debt and equity selling in South Africa, Indonesia and Thailand and currency losses for Turkey, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa.
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"So even if the TCJA gives the economy a short-term jolt, Republicans running for re-election should not expect to benefit from it," she wrote.
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This surge of hate in Europe is one reason what happened in Pittsburgh at the Tree of Life Synagogue was such a jolt to American Jews.
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It is as popular with Wi-Fi-addicted college students looking for a hangout as it is with well-heeled professionals seeking a quick morning jolt.
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A Cheeseburg, LocoL's version of a cheeseburger, is made of 70 percent beef and 30 percent grains with a jolt of seaweed to give it umami.
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The conservative political network of billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch on Thursday launched a multi-million dollar push to "jolt" the debate on tax reform.
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Economists immediately began debating its impact, with many arguing that the jolt it would give to growth would be much smaller than the headline number suggests.
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The senior administration official told CNN that the White House believes its threats to move past health care have helped jolt House GOP members into action.
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Mullin was hired by a new president to give a torpid program a jolt, and he inherited a bare roster he could remake in his image.
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He suggested French officials shoot cannons at sunrise to jolt people out of bed, optimizing the amount of hours they spent awake when it's light out.
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The sauces included a "voodoo sauce" with a jolt of habanero, a whisper-light citrus teriyaki, and daily special sauces, like peach balsamic or bourbon sriracha.
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The accessibility of their work makes for perfect street art, but it's the startling elements (the positions, places, and props) that give viewers an extra jolt.
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It's not clear whether this coffee vape, which the company behind it says is "extracted from real coffee," has enough caffeine to deliver an effective jolt.
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He benched second baseman Ian Kinsler, third baseman Eduardo Nunez and catcher Sandy Leon for Holt, Rafael Devers and Christian Vazquez, hoping to jolt the offense.
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That they can't always jolt the show to life, or overcome its tendency toward a critical mass of self-consciousness and ponderous seriousness, isn't their fault.
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What I wanted more than anything was to feel the pull of an Atlantic salmon — a jolt, always unexpected, like shaking hands with an overeager Texan.
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But Trump got a jolt of adrenaline from reaction to his news conference Friday, when he appeared once again during the last 30 minutes of trading.
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Because young children have developing vertebrae, weak neck muscles and a heavy head, this forward jolt can result in serious spinal cord damage and head injury.
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The human-ish language it generates can startle us into seeing things anew, so we can in turn jolt readers awake through that sense of -ish.
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Downtown Miami's skyline has long needed some help, and it's about to receive an exceptional jolt with the completion of Zaha Hadid's Architects's One Thousand Museum.
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And riskier assets like stocks have received a therapeutic jolt, now that the Fed has made it absolutely clear that it will do whatever it takes.
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And riskier assets like stocks have received a therapeutic jolt, now that the Fed has made it absolutely clear that it will do whatever it takes.
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Finally, an engineering marvel at the Olympics, a new push to promote social media literacy and a "jolt of a movie" that creates wonder through myth.
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Compared with the tastefully neutral interiors of so many new condominium buildings, the latest model unit to open at 432 Park Avenue comes as a jolt.
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Dance — Spanish-inflected for some reason — comes in only at the end over the credits, too late to give the movie the giddy jolt it needs.
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