Not looking forward to jumping back into things this afternoon!
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Bands usually wait a few years before jumping back in.
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Disney is jumping back into "Star Wars" movies in 2022.
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But, he's not jumping back into the dating pool just yet.
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The Grizzlies responded by jumping back to a 10-point lead.
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Patrick Murphy since jumping back into the race in late June.
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Jumping back to the current day, Tango is a unicorn in transition.
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Investors want to see how things shake out before jumping back in.
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And here I find myself jumping back to comparisons with the iPad Pro.
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And what exactly is the danger he's jumping back into the arena to prevent?
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Original story: Black people are jumping back faster into the workforce (10/06/18)
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After falling behind to tech rivals on mobile messaging, Google is jumping back in.
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Déraciné's story is purposefully disjointed and occasionally disorienting, regularly jumping back and forth in time.
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The most recent drop in rates has suddenly put some wavering buyers jumping back in.
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The process of jumping back must be done while the older version is still authorized.
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Another officer, standing outside of the vehicle, can be seen jumping back in the video.
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Why is NASA jumping back into the in-space refueling game after nearly a decade?
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They make brash, unfussy trap music, mostly jumping back and forth between English and Sichuanese.
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"I would never do something that looked uncomfortable," Drew said, jumping back into the conversation.
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But during a pickoff attempt, Frazier twisted his left ankle jumping back to second base.
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Another factor that could drive the market higher is hedge funds jumping back in, Kolanovic said.
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Seven ways to deal with the challenges of jumping back on the family merry-go-round.
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This will probably inhibit people from jumping back into the (gold) bandwagon over the near term.
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"Me," said the actor with a sly smile, already jumping back into his character's lovably narcissistic tendencies.
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She strongly suggests taking time to process what has happened before jumping back into the job search.
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The jumping back kick counter made a brief appearance and Khalidov sent himself stumbling doing it again.
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Mr. Collins briefly suspended his re-election campaign before jumping back in the race earlier this month.
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This emotion will probably inhibit people from jumping back into the (gold) bandwagon over the near term.
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Jumping back and forth in time, Russell explores questions of agency, abuse, and sexual power dynamics. —A.
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NBC's This Is Us loves jumping back and forth through time with flashbacks and glimpses into the future.
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With World of Warcraft: Legion arriving this month I briefly flirted with the idea of jumping back in.
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Find out what looks good and functions well when jumping back and forth in between motherhood and work.
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As he walked a few steps away, it ended up jumping back up and taking off on him.
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But the "Mad Money" host cautioned eager investors to hold their horses before jumping back into the pool.
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Anyone who is familiar with Peta Murgatroyd probably isn't surprised that she's so quickly jumping back into work.
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She wasted no time jumping back into the political fray, though this time choosing a more conventional route.
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Instead of diving straight into your vacation and then jumping back into work, leave yourself some room to breathe.
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The seal inevitably jumped back into the water before immediately regretting his decision and jumping back into the boat.
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I took almost 48 off from playing Resident Evil 2 before jumping back in and trying to push through.
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Then, as I was really thinking about jumping back in, I became riddled with anxiety and short of breath.
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It’s a fun distraction and acts as a palate cleanser before jumping back into the other games.
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Jumping into your photo album of screenshots from games, for instance, is incredibly quick, as is jumping back out.
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I wondered if I needed to take on smaller projects with smaller steps before really jumping back into the saddle.
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Steven Tyler is jumping back in the music saddle to pay homage to the legendary sound of Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
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Jumping back to your early life of crime—The Great David Bowie Heist is just hilarious and blows my mind.
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Some flashbacks are what you'd expect, jumping back in time to discover what really happened to a long-lost uncle.
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Nearly all of the services encountered minor snags like jumping back a few seconds every so often or occasional buffering.
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Hall's usual jumping back kick, an intercepting counter kick to the midsection which is a standard appearance in Hall's fights.
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"She saw how he handled the breakup with Becca and was still okay jumping back into a relationship," she says.
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Zabit will give ground, give ground, and then intercept with a jumping back kick, a spinning backfist or an overhand.
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The dollar traded at 109.08 yen, jumping back sharply from a three-month low of 107.65 yen touched on Wednesday.
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The dollar traded at 109.08 yen, jumping back sharply from a three-month low of 107.65 yen touched on Wednesday.
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The whole thing is super fast, even when jumping back years, and it's a far nicer way to peruse pictures.
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But jumping back into China presents ethical issues for Google (GOOGL), which has long advocated a free and open internet.
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And it's these times, these days, that I was jumping back into at historic Carisbrooke Castle on the Isle of Wight.
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As waves of neutrinos stream through space, they periodically "oscillate," jumping back and forth between one flavor and another, she explained.
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The Incredible Jessica James is a lesson on not jumping back into the dating world until you're actually ready for it.
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But just because Uber is permitted to test in its home state, that doesn't mean it's jumping back into the fray.
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During Friday's "Ask Wendy" segment, a newly single fan sought advice from the host about jumping back into the dating scene.
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In Titan's atmosphere, the various gas molecules are constantly rotating, jumping back and forth from one level of energy to another.
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But just because she's jumping back onto the small screen, she says that doesn't mean she's necessarily done expanding her family.
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"I took off several shorts and booked losses, but on the first sign of weakness, I'm jumping back in," he added.
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The novel's conceit reflects this impact, jumping back and forth in time to recount family life with Gretchen, and without her.
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"The worry with jumping back into dating is that it can be used as a distraction from processing things," says Schursky.
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In our episode recaps, we'll take the episodes timeline by timeline, rather than jumping back and forth the way the show does.
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Local police say the man climbed into the store and was inside "for a brief moment" before jumping back out the window.
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The two then scuffled behind a tree where he allegedly assaulted the jogger before jumping back into his car and speeding away.
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I find a pair I like — and think they'll like too — and order them before jumping back into a technical work project.
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In the end, don't make any hasty decisions about jumping back into it, especially if it was a toxic partnership to start.
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Overall box office is down 9.1 percent to date, according to Comscore, jumping back up to a wider gap since last week.
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Khloé Kardashian is a self-professed working mama, but it doesn't mean jumping back into her career after giving birth was easy.
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It was there that he performed an unreleased verse, the camera jumping back and forth across his pained face for dramatic effect.
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A while later, he returned just as mysteriously, jumping back into the conversation without offering a clue to what was going on.
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But the two complement each other well, and they follow a similar structure, jumping back and forth in time with reckless abandon.
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Women's epee features a lot of jumping back and forth, which I get, but there's also a lot of screaming, which I didn't.
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After her father passed away, Abbi returned to her life and job in New York, though she regrets jumping back in so soon.
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Again, it's pretty funny with things like jumping into a pool since, in reverse, it looks like you're jumping back out of it.
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And jumping back in the saddle this time will find them forming unlikely friendships, spreading acrimonious accusations and horsing around here and there.
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The commercials flip between two back-to-back monitors, so a lot of time is spent jumping back in forth between the two.
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Where the game really shines, though, is with its tone, seamlessly jumping back and forth between tense, dramatic moments, and silly side stories.
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My follow-up postnatal treatments included many talks with her about managing myself and the pros and cons of jumping back into work.
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Previous presidents have gone to great lengths to show they were not jumping back into re-election mode, but rather focused on governing.
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The Japanese barely eat whale meat anymore, but that's not stopping the country from jumping back into the commercial whaling industry in 23.
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The Japanese barely eat whale meat anymore, but that's not stopping the country from jumping back into the commercial whaling industry in 2019.
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You'll be rewarded with some motivational music or words to keep you from jumping back into the warm comforts of your cozy bed.
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Ms. Bowser, who declined to be interviewed for this article, took a little over a week off before jumping back into political life.
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But medical experts at the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix may not like the idea of him jumping back to work so soon.
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While nothing is set in stone, the TV personality said she has hesitations about jumping back into the spotlight the drama-fueled show shines.
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The new clip shows the game at its most epic and bizarre, jumping back and forth between awe-inspiring battles and strange, personal moments.
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The new MCU shows are expected to tie closely into the MCU movies, with some characters even jumping back and forth between both mediums.
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The thing is — jumping back to the whole boy who cried wolf thing — we can't really trust the show's actors any more, can we?
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I'm worried about how she'll handle two babies without me, not to mention how I'll manage jumping back into our routine after I return.
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It's a bold and gripping debut, and it's a great way to showcase the more exciting elements of the game, before jumping back in time.
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It's certainly making jumping back into the show a frictionless viewing experience… but is that really want you want for a (supposedly) character-based drama?
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Go deeper: African-Americans are jumping back faster into the workforce The forever expansion Chart: How many jobs the U.S. economy has added each month
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Honestly, for me, it's like jumping back into a game every year, but here and nowhere else, you get a standing ovation for four hours.
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But Kourtney is clearly concerned about Scott, and Khloé has some major concerns about Lamar traveling across the country and jumping back into the spotlight.
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Spoek Mathambo affiliate Jumping Back Slash is a Cape Town producer with house music roots who was featured on a mix we posted last year.
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It's tricky sometimes in a story like this, dealing with your character's memories, let alone other characters' memories, and jumping back and forth to the present.
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His team later defended the tweet, suggesting it was only a "sheriff's star" from Microsoft shapes, but Trump could not resist jumping back into the conversation.
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Jumping back to our toys, maybe we could make a theme around "puzzles," since we are, after all, teaching people how to make a crossword puzzle.
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I enjoy PC games for the smooth frame rates, and I find it nauseating jumping back to the same game running at 30fps on a console.
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So there's a lot of lunging, a lot of jumping back, and a lot of desperately trying to get back in after an attack falls short.
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And that's another thing, jumping back to Shape Shift With Me, is that going into it, I knew doing Transgender Dysphoria Blues 2 wasn't gonna happen.
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By the time the market recovers, and you feel comfortable jumping back in, the same stocks you sold at a loss could be priced much higher.
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Employment grew by 530,000, pushing up the labor participation rate to 62.9 percent, from 85003, a sign that discouraged workers are jumping back into the workforce.
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I don't think I've worn a moto jacket for a few years now and I doubt I'll be jumping back on the wagon any time soon.
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Under normal market dynamics, investors and traders would wait for headlines around key catalysts to start improving before jumping back into riskier assets such as stocks.
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Instead of jumping back and forth between apps to figure out your ride and where you want to go, Google is combining the two for your convenience.
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The 10-year JGB yield rose 2.0 basis points to minus 0.173 percent, jumping back from one-week low of 0.070 percent touched earlier in the session.
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Guitarist Jonny Buckland moved out of the way as Sykes screamed his way through the track, making the legs of the table buckle before jumping back off.
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Neither were go-tos for me, but they're the kind of toys that make the idea of jumping back into Rage 2's playground seem extra appealing.
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The show wastes no time jumping back into its story, so consider rewatching last season's finale before heading back to the sometimes bizarre world of West Covina.
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Buttigieg, who suspended his campaign on March 1, said he and his husband, Chasten, were planning to take some time off before jumping back into public life.
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This also involves a lot of jumping back and forth in time (with Ms. Okonedo and Mr. Lester playing their characters in both 1996 and the present).
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Portuguese-Angolan collective Throes + the Shrine take the track in a kuduro-influenced direction, while Jumping Back Slash inserts his South African gqom influences into his mix.
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On Monday, a source told PEOPLE Khloé is "doing okay" — but certainly won't be jumping back into the dating scene anytime soon following Thompson's scandal with Woods, 21.
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That way, you can take advantage of the high ground in certain spots and even dispatch slow-moving boss enemies by quickly jumping back and forth around them.
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The low line side kick (not such a factor against a fellow southpaw), the front snap kick to the midsection, the back kick and the jumping back kick.
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In this six-part series, Gosselin teams up with a matchmaker and tries to navigate jumping back into the dating pool after almost a decade of being single.
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But by ignoring traditional narrative structure, jumping back and forward in time, subject and thought, Sardy skillfully reflects the "narrative crisis" that occurs in people with mental illness.
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After Boston College followed with a 10-2 run to regain the lead, Louisville responded, jumping back in front and heading for halftime with a 45-43 cushion.
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"By the time the market recovers, and you feel comfortable jumping back in, the same stocks you sold at a loss could be priced much higher," she continued.
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Morales offers Nicole and Rachel small slips of paper with Biblical citations on them and says a prayer before jumping back in her car -- on to the next corner.
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With output in Russia rising back above 11 million bpd in June and Saudi production jumping back above 10 million bpd, supplies from the top three producers are rising.
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Breakdancing, said the authors, "must be considered as a potentially high-risk dancing sport," especially since dancers didn't often take enough time to heal before jumping back into training.
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Cooper then uses knowledge he's apparently acquired during decades in limbo to seek a more lasting justice, by jumping back in time to prevent Laura Palmer from being killed.
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The Department of Labor's recent employment report showed continued steady growth, with a better than expected rise in hired Americans and more people jumping back into the labor pool.
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In a show as dense and rich as this, it can be quite difficult to wrap your head around where you are in the story, jumping back and forth.
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Some companies may feel burned by last year's short-lived price rally and are wary about jumping back in to drill only to then lose money when prices consequently fall.
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Mix in a little partying by the pool and jumping back and forth in time, and it's a little like being on acid while losing it out in the desert.
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While King is jumping back into the game with the new Freeform series — which is based on the YA series by Rebecca Serle — it's not her only project on deck.
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A slew have gone dormant for significant lengths of time, randomly jumping back into action to insert themselves into an unrelated Twitter hashtag to tweet about some weight loss supplement.
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Former Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler is jumping back into the net neutrality fight as his signature rules are on the chopping block under the agency's new Republican leadership.
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Note, however, that it won't be a "clean" GIF — instead of simply jumping back to the end of the GIF when it's finished, the image will fade out, like so:
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But Season 3 was so jam-packed with action it may be hard to hard to remember all the details — especially since it keeps jumping back and forth in time.
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"Let's talk jumping back on the wagon after losing control and eating like a crazed banshee," she wrote on Instagram Sunday, adding that these lapses happen to everyone at some point.
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Art Review Few figurative painters are doing what Nicole Eisenman is, jumping back and forth among starkly different styles while inviting us to consider an equally broad range of urgent themes.
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Jumping back to the GAP poll: While total support for the GND (43 percent) is fairly close to total opposition (46 percent), support and opposition are not of the same intensity.
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The chronology is purposely jumbled, jumping back and forth from the frenzy of election night to the rest of the campaign and then weaving in short takes from Tur's personal life.
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Now he's thinking about jumping back into politics with fresh eyes after decades of work as an attorney, one that ended up suing the President on behalf of a porn star.
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In the second round he caught Mousasi with a remarkable jumping back kick to the face which would have made Chuck Norris or Raymond Daniels proud and followed up for the TKO.
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Next week the first piece of downloadable content for Fallout 4 launches, and today Bethesda has released a new trailer showing just what's in store for those jumping back into the wasteland.
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Every drop is disorienting, but eventually Dietz understands that she's experiencing the war out of order, jumping back and forth within her own experience of it every time she's turned into light.
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It's one of my favorite movies of 2019 and an all-around impressive piece of filmmaking, thoughtfully jumping back and forth between the book's two volumes to tell its own complex story.
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There's a playback bar that you can use to jump to specific points, buttons for jumping back ten seconds or forward 30 seconds, and a tool for controlling playback speed (0.5x to 2x).
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Suddenly, the Charlotte Hornets are jumping back into contention for the No. 8 seed in the Eastern Conference behind a defense that is shutting down some of the top teams in the league.
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The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 48, tells PEOPLE Now that although she's taking time to heal from her divorce from businessman Peter Thomas, she's not opposed to jumping back into the dating scene.
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This can be done by telling Alexa to "skip commercials," says TiVo, and it joins other playback-related skills like jumping back 8 seconds ("Alexa, go back"), pausing and playing, fast-forward, and rewind.
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Sometimes his friends and he boarded a shikara and went trawling, running their hands through the water, jumping back if they touched something, or if they saw a small drop of red floating by.
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The rats also seemed to be able to prevent strikes, by so-called "predator deterrent" actions like kicking sand at the snake, drumming its foot, jumping back or going up to investigate the snake.
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Circumstances (namely, QuakeCon), pulled me away from it for a while, but I look forward to jumping back in and seeing where the rest of the open beta story goes when I get back home.
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If you are a mother who has taken a break from full-time employment to raise kids, you may have also experienced the challenge that is jumping back into the working world after your break.
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" On jumping back into TV with Shades of Blue, Lopez says, "For me, getting back to acting like that, which I haven't done in a while, has been challenging but also so fulfilling for me.
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With torrential rain from the remnants of Hurricane Florence forecast to lash the mountain town of Tryon, officials moved the show jumping back to Monday, when the bad weather is expected to have moved through.
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After jumping back into her rigorous post-baby workout regimen six weeks after welcoming True on April 16, the 34-year-old star sunbathed in a vibrant yellow bikini this weekend alongside sister Kendall Jenner.
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His descending skills were so finely honed that he once avoided a crash on a Pyrenees descent by cutting through a farm field, dismounting, hopping over a ditch and jumping back on his bike again.
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Yet U.S. government data still show crude inventories at record levels, prompting some analysts to grow concerned about speculators jumping back into the market after several weeks when they reduced positions in response to inventory figures.
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Eventually, she saved up enough contest winnings to pay for grad school at MIT, from which she graduated in 2016, before jumping back into the fray as both a designer and a pro skater for WKND.
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Wu's trick is more of a joke than an actual trick, but Harris' involves some old school card-guessing that will have you scratching your head and jumping back through the video to hunt for clues.
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The weed certainly didn't help my speediness, as I at one point found myself wrestling with the HTC Vive menu screen for several minutes, clicking every wrong button before finally inexplicably jumping back into the game.
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The story begins in New Zealand's Chatham Isles in 1850, flashes forward to Belgium in 1931, then sharply transitions to the West Coast in the 1970s — all before jumping back to the place where it started.
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As she's deployed over and over, she begins to realize that she's experiencing the war in a non-linear fashion, jumping back and forth in time, catching glimpses of horrific futures in store for her fellow soldiers.
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But, as Nikki tells Brie and Kathy, she "got so excited" when John, 41, told her he'd changed his mind about being a dad that she "didn't give myself long enough" before jumping back into an engagement.
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So, if you fell off the Jessica Jones bandwagon with last year's polarizing second season, it's possible you're not exactly sure jumping back in for the Netflix's drama's 13-episode third and final season is for you.
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The two did the jumping back bump thing—the kid kind of ate it on the way down, but give him a break he probably didn't even know where hewas at that point—and then they shook hands.
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ET. And as it has for the past several seasons, The Bachelor will once again combine the finale with the ATFR special, repeated jumping back and forth from the finale footage to the studio interviews with Chris Harrison.
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His brother-in-law said that it would be interesting to investigate crimes by jumping forward in time to question witnesses after the heat of the moment has passed, then jumping back and applying their testimony to the investigation.
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Mayweather kept ducking, weaving, and jumping back — he's the most elusive boxer who ever lived, after all — but he looked oddly flat-footed, clumsily bobbing and weaving instead of dancing, and it began to look like McGregor had a chance.
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However, I was able to play around with the camera's snapback feature, which uses a dedicated button to quickly zoom the camera out so you can find and reframe your subject before jumping back to the magnification you were using before.
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It's all laid over fading VHS clips that cut in and out of color filters like a bad trip, jumping back and forth between present day shots of Brown himself, odd stock footage, and shots of old fashioned Detroit jitting.
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In a way, she doesn't sound that much different than any other professional fighter contemplating the time and health sacrifices involved in jumping back into a sport that has almost equal capacity for danger and doom as fulfillment and triumph.
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I've been jumping back and forth between an undead mage and a tauren hunter, chatting with my brother and my friends about our progress, playing through the exact same scenarios I played through when I first started in WoW in 2005.
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This is something that is often advised by coaches after a knockout loss and while ideas on "the chin" are more old wives tale than science, many fighters have seemed to benefit from a break from the grind before jumping back into sparring.
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We do know that insects experience something called nociception, which is simply defined as being able to detect and respond to an external stimuli that could be damaging to the body, like a person's hand jumping back when it touches a hot stove.
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It's not so much that the one-time King of the Teens and newly-self-appointed King of the Youth is just returning to his comfort zone; he's just jumping back to his Summer Songs aesthetic and seeing where he can take it.
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Jumping back and forth through time, the novel tracks our narrator through her childhood of avidly watching dance without being able to replicate it, her friendship and all her falling-outs with Tracey, and her time as a young adult working for Aimee.
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When Atari announced it was jumping back into the game-console arena, those old enough to remember the 8-bit glory days of the Atari 2600 — like myself — perked up, briefly lighting up whatever part of the brain responsible for feelings of nostalgia.
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But Patrick Somerville and Carly Wray, who wrote the episode, do play with the notion of "questions" and "answers" by way of a narrative structure that keeps jumping back in time to fill in minor details — but, very pointedly, never the big ones.
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But Webb's decision to present his narrative in non-chronological order — his first chapter, for example, keeps jumping back and forth between Las Vegas in 1969 and Oklahoma in the 1940s, just before he was born there — can make for a bumpy read.
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Alas, the TL;DR version is that that Far From Home picks up after Endgame, and the plot appears to be set after Endgame, but there's a possibility we might be jumping back in time without the use of any Time Stones via flashbacks.
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Almost a month after her world was rocked by the news that Thompson, 27, had hooked up with her longtime family friend Jordyn Woods, a source tells PEOPLE Kardashian, 34, is "doing okay" — but certainly won't be jumping back into the dating scene anytime soon.
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It's not just current events that makes us think we could benefit from this sitcom's sharp take on world events; it's the fact that it's not streaming anywhere and we could really benefit from jumping back into a world where everyone is so smart.
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As I write this, CNN is running a story whose banner reads: Hate on display: Rise in crime against Jewish centers, synagogues... There's video of a masked man smashing the window of a Chicago temple and jumping back in his car, conveniently parked out front.
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The movie is one of the best documentaries made about the devastation there, jumping back and forth in time to show the war's impact on al-Kateab's family and her city, where her husband works as a doctor at what becomes the last hospital.
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An animated sequence in the film Holiday Inn — which starred Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire and premiered the song "White Christmas" by Irving Berlin — portrayed a confused turkey jumping back and forth between those two dates on the calendar, as you can see above.
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Likewise, the After the Final Rose special used to be reserved for the final hour of the finale, but nowadays the series opts to intertwine the special throughout the finale, frequently jumping back and forth from the recorded footage to the live, present-day show.
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"People had thought two weeks ago that somehow the G20 would bring down the dollar, but that's not a realistic possibility, so they are comfortable jumping back into their positions," said Greg Anderson, global head of FX strategy at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Audience 6: Hi. So, "Fun Home" the book has a very non-linear structure, and I love that they kept that kind of jumping back and forth through time, and I was wondering, when you were writing it, did it come naturally to you?
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Rather than aiming for a photo-real effect, Spielberg has embraced the OASIS' essentially cartoony and video game-like qualities, and after a few minutes of acclimation, I had no problem jumping back-and-forth between the movie's digital free-for-all and its live action dystopia.
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And it gives away little to say that by focusing steadfastly on the youths in this story -- as opposed to jumping back and forth in time, as the miniseries did -- the movie shrewdly sets up an inevitable (and planned) sequel featuring their older selves pressed into battle.
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Jumping back in time, we learn that the daughter, Bibi (Anna Schubert), was raped after being left alone at a dance club by her mother, Lumee (Rebecca Jo Loeb), the aftermath of which is rendered as painful pricks of sound and the barest noise of voices breathing.
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It's fun to make those connections while watching any QT movie but this edit by Beyond the Frame that links up all those references to the shared universe is even more fun because you can see it all unfold seamlessly, jumping back and forth from one movie to another.
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Earlier in the episode, a striking and sweet scene in the studio — edited montage-style, jumping back and forth between the writing and recording processes — shows Hakeem and his new collaborator Nessa (Sierra McClain) having the time of their lives as they work on a new song together.
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The structure seems designed to mimic such ensemble comedies as the films "Love Actually" and "Valentine's Day," jumping back and forth between the narration of a bewildering assortment of characters, including a patternmaker, a movie star, two sales clerks, a private detective, a publicist, a model and an undertaker.
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And in his time jumping back and forth between Special Forces and Stanford, Felter had attached himself to what he calls a "tight circle" that included former Secretaries of Defense Perry and Ash Carter, as well as the current Defense Secretary, James Mattis, who was then teaching at the Hoover Institute.
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So in the medium-run, an automatic, Sahm rule UI program would be pegged to, say, 100 percent of wages up to a certain limit, rather than a flat $600 amount, until employment is back to normal, so there's still an economic benefit to jumping back into the labor force. Sen.
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And as a show of goodwill (in case anyone was wary of jumping back in with the company after last year's events), it will be tossing the full package in as a free bonus for those who pre-order the newly announced Galaxy S22 and S8+, starting tomorrow, along with some free VR content.
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With the news that White Men Can't Jump will be … can't jumping back into theaters courtesy of Kenya Barris, who created ABC's hit Black-ish, we thought it would be a good opportunity to revisit some facts about the original 1992 film, starring future True Detective Woody Harrelson and future vampire hunter Wesley Snipes.
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Like I said, I'm jumping back into training for the New York Marathon and plan to write a lot about it for BI. Would love to hear what burning questions you have about the race, events like marathons, or especially tips from veterans of what I (a newbie to this course) should look out for.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIt's also worth noting that in a lot of respects, the Tor Browser works like an incognito window in Chrome—cookies and browsing history are deleted at the end of every session, so if you like the convenience of sites remembering you who are or are often jumping back through your web history, this might grate.
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In that regard, jumping back to the tumultuous making of the 1962 camp classic "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" is an inspired stroke, which Murphy (who also directed the first two episodes) turns into a catty yet bittersweet profile of the insecurity and desperation, mixed with lingering entitlement, exuded by the movie's pair of fading divas.
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She first gained notice alongside PJ Ladd, Ryan Gallant, and Jereme Rogers in Coliseum's underground hit PJ Ladd's Wonderful Horrible Life [2002], and had a brief appearance in The Firm's Can't Stop before dedicating herself full-time to Columbia University's undergrad program, earning a major in architecture before jumping back into the skateboard industry in 2008.
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Jumping back in the timeline, Front Mission 4 followed up on the story of the first game, showing how Zaftra (a revanchist Russia, and one of the major conspirators from Front Mission) tries to pull the same trick twice by pitting the USN and EC (essentially our European Union) against one another using false flag operations.
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His Fistic Majesty, Michael Bisping, pulled off the upset of the year in his manhandling of Luke Rockhold on June 4 th 2016, but has since rested on his laurels looking for money fights which are almost always easier prospects than jumping back into the shark tank that is the top end of the 185 lbs division.
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At one point, jumping back into an arctic level, all the parkas given to my characters began simply disappearing—sometimes when they fired a weapon, sometimes just because—and so suddenly my mission became an impromptu race against time: defeat the Nazis with my new crack team of Boys Who Wear Shorts All Winter, before they all freeze to death.
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Sunflower Bean frontwoman Julia Cumming bridged the lengthy gap between the theatre's extended stage and the crowd by stepping out during a couple songs to shred on the bass while jumping back and forth among enthused fans in the pit, the irreverant flipside of frat house destruction (between songs, the band of 20-year-olds revealed they hadn't been to college).
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Also, if you start to feel ... From my personal experience, if you read the first journal entry when I started thinking about this project, very few journal entries did I write over the past five years because I've been on my phone so much, but it sounds like I'm crazy because I'm jumping back and forth between subjects and thoughts.
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It'll premiere on November 4th on HBO and a day earlier (on November 3rd) on BBC One in the UK. There's not a new trailer to accompany the release date announcement, but the date does mean that fans will only have to wait a few short weeks before jumping back into the world of Lyra Belacqua (played by Logan star Dafne Keen).
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At its best, "I Am Brian Wilson" has an odd, unpredictable rhythm, looping back to a few touchstone events (getting hit by his father; a 22012 panic attack on a flight to Houston that ultimately ended his touring career with the Beach Boys; the deaths of his brothers, Dennis and Carl) and jumping back and forth through time with thoughts that aren't always linear.
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Pierre Kwenders Tour Dates: April 16 - Wakanda Club - Montréal, QCApril 22 - Festival International de Louisianne - Lafayette, LAApril 23 - Festival International de Louisianne - Lafayette, LAJuly 8 -Québec City Summer Festival - Québec City, QCJuly 13 - Ottawa Blues Fest - Ottawa, ON Pierre Kwenders is on Facebook // Twitter // SoundCloud Throes + The Shine is on Facebook // Twitter // SoundCloud Jumping Back Slash is on Facebook // Twitter // SoundCloud Afriquoi is on Facebook // SoundCloud Sjamsoedin is on Facebook // Twitter // SoundCloud
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This gives the characters a deadline (technically, CJ and Sebastian only have a finite window of time to save Calvin — once they get past the one week mark, they won't have enough power to return to that moment in time), but the ticking clock comes off as artificial, mainly because many of the setbacks they face seem like they could easily be solved with small tweaks, like jumping back from a different location, or approaching a conversation just a tad more diplomatically.
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Trump's insistence on a federal-level ban seemed somewhat drastic, especially considering his complete inaction on more pressing things like, oh, gun violence, but suited the vibe, at the time: Several municipalities and entire states had already enacted bans of their own; the CDC was telling people to stop using e-cigs altogether; long-time smokers had begun jumping back to cigarettes; and JUUL, the vaping monolith that controls the vast majority of the vape market, basically went into crisis mode.
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Today, the retirees and confused, stoned teens who were watching C-SPAN got a taste of some Kremlin-sponsored programming after the public-access station's web feed went out and was replaced with a Russian TV station called RT. At around 2:30 PM, the feed was tuned in to a Securities and Exchange Commission proceeding before it swapped out to a program called World's Apart, featuring a groovy travel segment about visiting San Escobar before jumping back to host Oksana Boyko.
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Although the writing is at times self-indulgent — the narrative jumping back and forth in time with each dozen-page chapter and Mumler's 1869 trial for fraud appearing in the form of a transcript fit for a movie — the extremely well-researched and fascinating stories that come out of it leave the reader wondering how people could have possibly been so easily tricked by what we now know to be double exposures and other very simple methods of photographic manipulation.
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