It does means setting aside your insecurities and jumping in.
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He's been fantastic jumping in and making me feel comfortable.
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DO YOU HAVE ANY REGRETS YOURSELF ABOUT NOT JUMPING IN?
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"I do not condone people jumping in fountains," he said.
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So why are some Democrats still thinking of jumping in?
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In show jumping, in that world women were fairly accepted.
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If anything, Ghost is jumping in at the right moment.
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" Leno asks before jumping in and exclaiming, "Let's go shopping!
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So, I really feel like jumping in for a swim.
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"You guys just jumping in to help out?" asks Lavandera.
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We are jumping in head first and not looking back.
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Davis and Walton are not the only moms jumping in.
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PISANI: DO YOU HAVE ANY REGRETS YOURSELF ABOUT NOT JUMPING IN?
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It makes it much easier for people who are jumping in.
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Why are you jumping in the middle of her whole thing?
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Some municipalities are jumping in to help residents get these certificates.
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Sometimes, I fantasize about jumping in front of the car myself.
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Corker wasted little time in jumping in to craft his proposal.
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The field could still grow as other Republicans consider jumping in.
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Why are newcomers still jumping in this late in the day?
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More heavyweights are jumping in to stomp Trump, including Elizabeth Warren.
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Democrats took a photo jumping in unison outside of the Capitol.
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Bigger companies are now jumping in to help provide those funds.
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"A liberal independent jumping in?" said Mr. Kobach, with evident delight.
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All of us were jumping in the water, jumping off swings.
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So I guess I wasn't too afraid of just jumping in.
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Instead of jumping in head first, keep your eyes open for opportunity.
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But that's not stopping "Halftime Report" expert Pete Najarian from jumping in.
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We couldn't even do the finale without jumping in time a little.
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Imagine if you could stop jumping in the middle of the jump.
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Bieber and company were spotted running and jumping in the air repeatedly.
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That is, unless his reason for jumping in was to drown himself.
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It was like a cypher thing — I'm jumping in to prove myself.
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I do a quick 15-minute yoga video before jumping in the shower.
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Passengers who are scared of jumping in the water can block escape routes.
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It's taking a little long, so I'm jumping in and helping him out.
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Other media conglomerates are jumping in as well: Disney, NBCUniversal, and Warner Bros.
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This war has so many people jumping in, it's like a bar fight.
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He wants prices to drop to A$750,000-A$850,000 before jumping in.
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Utilities stocks fell more than 22008 percent after jumping in the previous session.
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Also, there were rarely delays due to people jumping in front of trains.
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I've been jumping in there every week, and I've helped build this character.
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I watched them jumping in puddles, arms outstretched, willing more rain to fall.
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And then we have Acton, jumping in on the #deletefacebook hashtag on Twitter.
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"Eureka," I yelled, jumping in the air and chasing after the Poké Ball.
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A whole bunch of people are jumping in, it's a free-for-all.
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In her remarks, Raimondo reportedly defended Bloomberg's motivations for jumping in the race.
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Jumping in There are three basic types of skaters: speed, figure and hockey.
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Before jumping in, advisors caution against buying more house than you can handle.
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"For 24 to 48 hours after jumping in, I felt elated," he remembers.
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But national Democrats also may not have anticipated this many candidates jumping in.
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Buyers may be jumping in before the start of the usually competitive spring season.
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Jose Pacio's Phase offers a very different meditation on jumping in a video game.
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But more speculators are jumping in, and any reversals could be sudden and violent.
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I almost knocked this girl over by jumping in as the doors were closing.
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And Obama called out his supporters who aren't jumping in to help out Clinton.
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Be sure you're ready to ride out a few bad years before jumping in.
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But Meredith is still hesitating about jumping in with both feet with either man.
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Guys were running for the exits, jumping in taxis to get out of there.
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If you're just jumping in on this story, check out our beginner's guide. 3.
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And then I'll also be jumping in Birmingham and London for the Diamond Leagues.
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"We'd like to be part of the solution, so that's why we're jumping in."
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He has held back and let his colleagues air their queries before jumping in.
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Humpback whales These are the whales you see breaching and jumping in fantastic displays.
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Her team trained the dogs to imitate human actions, like jumping in the air.
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We wouldn't have been jumping in with these huge renovations right off the bat.
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The video is made extra uncanny by the constant jumping in the face swaps.
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Caroline: This picture is when we're cliff jumping in Ibiza, around two years ago.
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For every Swiss shot, there are about two Swedish defenders jumping in the way.
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BTW ... tons of other distilleries across the country are also jumping in to help.
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Husbands and young sons clapped intricate rhythms, jumping in unison and bellowing joyous basslines.
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It's worth jumping in and running through the Hard daily challenges (at least) every day.
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She would have to plan ahead instead of jumping in her car whenever she wanted.
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Shutting your phone off and jumping in a river can do wonders for the mind.
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He never stopped monitoring field operations and jumping in when he felt it was warranted.
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Companies that once had nothing to do with video content now are all jumping in.
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Ordering a private driver would cost you twice as much as jumping in a taxi.
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Against Khabilov, Masvidal kept jumping in with knee strikes and allowing Khabilov to tie up.
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The number of people jumping in or out of the labor force didn't budge much.
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LAS VEGAS — Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi is jumping in to the ultra-thin TV game.
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"I'm just jet-lagged enough to think about jumping in there right now," he said.
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"It feels like you are jumping in a hole getting into the corner," Lessard said.
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But that was Bill's first time really jumping in and getting hands-on with production.
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The jumping in Zelda II makes the set-up in 2017 feel faultless by comparison.
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I realized that I was not a horrible person for not just jumping in immediately.
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It's definitely worth those couple extra minutes before jumping in the pool — or a marathon.
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Democratic Party elected officials really see him as a guy who's like jumping in line.
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I don't want them jumping in the water and then leaving me a negative review.
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People shared articles about distilleries in Oregon that were jumping in to meet the shortage.
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By the time they got back, the music had Mr. Magaqa jumping in his seat.
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You go down and look under the seats and go up, jumping in the overhead.
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Mike celebrated when he reached the sand on Venice Beach by jumping in the ocean.
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Lebenthal isn't jumping in just yet, since he believes the downturn hasn't run its course.
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After Collins suspended his campaign, several potential candidates have flagged their interest in jumping in.
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She shared an additional video that showed her daughter, Summer, jumping in and joining her.
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"You just said bigly," the Nebraska Republican said, jumping in as the room burst into laughter.
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Specifically, this Whale Shark that I'm contemplating jumping in the tank and jumping on its back.
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Other big publishers, such as Activision-Blizzard, are pondering jumping in with clones of their own.
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It's perfect for jumping in and messing around with no matter what your level of talent.
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We are all Tiffany Haddish jumping in front of Meryl Streep to curtsy 😂 #Oscars pic.twitter.
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You talk about Erik Karlsson and stuff like that—just d-men jumping in the play.
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The dog is EXTREMELY suspicious of the suitcase and follows me around before jumping in bed.
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" Since jumping in the race in January, Buttigieg has staked his campaign on creating "generational change.
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What were you able to accomplish by jumping in at this moment and responding to people?
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"He didn't think twice about jumping in to save a complete stranger," the GoFundMe page read.
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Funimation Entertainment, home to a library of anime content, is jumping in the streaming-service game.
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Because everyone suddenly jumped in from Apple, Tesla, everybody else was jumping in, Uber and others.
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Michael Phelps was known for wearing headphones until the final seconds before jumping in the water.
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Haya was educated in Britain and competed in equestrian jumping in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.
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I would gaze into oncoming traffic as I walked to work and think about jumping in.
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The gap is mostly caused by investors jumping in and out of funds at inopportune times.
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As a result, many recent immigrants might resent any jumping in line by the royal couple.
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It's still unclear why Tom Steyer is running for president, after jumping in the race late.
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Now, big retailers like Crate & Barrel and Ikea are jumping in to appeal to these customers.
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Already 10 Democrats have announced their candidacy and 13 others are actively contemplating jumping in, too.
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Irvin just to shake his hand thanking him for his heroic efforts and jumping in the river.
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But we're not jumping in with both feet at a point where it's a relatively immature domain.
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But while CNBC's "Halftime Report" experts disagree with the call, they're not jumping in at these levels.
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Sony is jumping in on the action with its PlayStation Classic, set to be released on Dec.
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Those can be big movements – like jumping in the pool – or even smaller ones, like a smile.
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"I have the best boobs ever!" she screamed, stripping off her swimsuit and jumping in the pool.
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Click here to view original GIFRemember jumping in your seat the first time you saw Jurassic Park?
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He said the firm studied the bank as a possible investment for a year before jumping in.
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Bruce Kretschmer, who owns the local Kretch's Restaurant, found himself jumping in to help rescue a dolphin.
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His wife had left with their children, and he was considering jumping in front of a bus.
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Photo: JabraJabra is jumping in the big boy noise-canceling headphone game, and it's ready to brawl.
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People who may have never before considered working in weed, like scientists and entrepreneurs, are jumping in.
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If you've always wanted to try bungee jumping in Queenstown, New Zealand, but you're terrified, ask questions.
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It's really hard to be sad and depressed when there are baby goats jumping in your lap.
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She has escaped from a group of male attackers by jumping in a lake and outswimming them.
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Culinary students from Greenhorn Training Solutions and local nonprofit Focus Hope are also jumping in to help.
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Fawn's Leap has been called one of the most "thrilling" spots for cliff-jumping in New York.
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He won his record-making Olympic individual gold medal, in show jumping, in Mexico City in 22016.
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Big Food companies jumping in on the plant-based food trend are also using the environmental angle.
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For her, jumping in a taxi and going to Tiffany was one way to settle her nerves.
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Amazon has hosted this deal since before Valentine's Day, and now B&H Photo is jumping in.
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In many ways, they're more archetypes than people, jumping in and out of the action at will.
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Egypt and Turkey both provide examples of hedging, testing realignments but not jumping in with both feet.
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Jumping in front of the stage, Mr. Jonas and Mr. Whittle pumped their fists and shouted support.
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Suddenly, strangers and brands from across the country were jumping in to help plan the big day.
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She even kicks the ball high enough to get her dad jumping in the air to retrieve it.
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"Lori, you're thinking, so that might take awhile," returning guest judge Rodriguez joked, jumping in with another offer.
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C. Jumping in the SJR is dangerous and there are much safer options to meet a great guy.
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Mr Fung sums it up: "The next 30-year trend is consumption in China, and we're jumping in."
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On Instagram, she posted a video of herself weaving through the party crowd and jumping in the pool.
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They were considering jumping in their car and driving to Atlanta or Panama City, leaving at 2 a.m.
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On the other hand, Joe Terranova isn't jumping in just yet, and certainly not until next quarter's report.
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Social media being what it is, Day caught some grief for not jumping in front of his wife.
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Before jumping in the DNC race, he was rumored to be considering a run for governor in Maryland.
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He said he would "stay on the sidelines" with these names and avoid jumping in at these levels.
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Because jumping in puddles never stopped being fun: Target is doing a collaboration with Hunter Boots this spring.
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At the end of each video, an employee warns investors to weigh their risk appetite before jumping in.
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The fun of jumping in a swimming pool whenever the chance arose (which actually sounds more like fantasy).
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Internet nonprofit Mozilla is jumping in on the Washington, D.C., influence fight over the fate of net neutrality.
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"I think you could be a little patient here rather than jumping in on this one," Najarian argued.
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On the fundraising side, longtime Patrick allies are jumping in to help ramp up his big-dollar donations.
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Historically speaking, it's also quite difficult to become the nominee when jumping in this late in the race.
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As the price goes up, and people see more and more investors jumping in, they hop in too.
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"My mom would be thrilled to see that women aren't waiting their turn — they're just jumping in," she said.
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Lomando's feet were amputated after police say he tried committing suicide by jumping in front of a subway car.
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Actually, I guess I should point out that there are three important things about jumping in any video analysis.
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Learning and growing in your role comes from jumping in for opportunities that match your personal and professional values.
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The orange traffic sign lookalikes depict a police officer jumping in the air, discharging a gun with each hand.
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While he's not yet jumping in with both feet, he does think there are some names worth picking around.
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He was flagged in 2016 after jumping in the charity group's bucket after scoring a touchdown during a game.
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Proprietary trading firms are jumping in ahead of banks, as the estimated value of all cryptocurrencies soars above $170bn.
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A sharp run-up to all-time highs last week made Schlossberg cautious on jumping in heading into earnings.
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And with my best friend jumping in as well, it turned out to be a bit of a surprise.
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These are both great jumping-in points, as each story starts with a short paragraph catching up new readers.
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With artists like Toro y Moi jumping in the fray recently, it feel like a very on-trend move.
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And then, a little bit later, you realize that jumping in probably would have been a bad idea anyway.
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But with that institution gone, and nothing replacing it, and no one else jumping in, New York loses out.
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Haya shares her former husband's love of horses and competed in equestrian jumping in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.
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Gold steadied after jumping in the wake of the Fed's rate cut, and was last at $1,637.13 per ounce.
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A lot of these retail investors are jumping in without really knowing exactly the value of what is sold.
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But rather than jumping in, one longtime market watcher says now might be the time to make a trade.
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In group settings I can be an introvert who sits back for a while assessing the situation before jumping in.
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It's simply easier to understand, and it offers a stronger jumping-in point for anybody eager to experience this world.
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So I want people to remember that instead of jumping in like, 'Oh, this is a number-one best seller.
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A silly face or the popular jumping-in-the-air pose can change a formal picture to a fun one.
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During the premiere, both Jackson and Olympios were shown flirting, and later jumping in the pool with their clothes on.
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But the Eagles responded, jumping in front 27-25 on Hamilton's 3-pointer with 3:13 remaining in the half.
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But he admits that going forward, other members of his team will also be jumping in to help grow Mother.
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The second is that "Collapse of Nature" does not, in fact, end with Beth jumping in front of that train.
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While Tatro likes these top-performing retailers, he says that investors should wait for the next pullback before jumping in.
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The golden retriever took the bite himself, jumping in front of his owner when the snake lunged for the human.
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Although they live in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the couple spend portions of the summer jumping in different cities of Europe.
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I tend to stockpile video games I'm interested in, only jumping in later when the impulse (and free time) strikes.
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The contest runs until June 1, and other eager super fans are jumping in using the hashtags #ReesesOutrageous and #Contest.
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BTW, there wasn't just Milly rocking going on -- there was some kinda weird jumping in-a-circle dance as well.
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The gang is known for forcing new members to endure a 13-second beating known as "jumping in," authorities say.
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But that hasn't stopped investors from jumping in, as many point to improving signs about the U.S. and global economy.
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I thought I was being cute, but I realized later that jumping in with inappropriate statements was probably offending people.
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A man in a white bunny mask jumping in front of a metro entrance; an overhead shot of blurred commuters.
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"This is an unbelievable moment," Ko said before jumping in the pond to celebrate her 217th victory on the tour.
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The boys had a blast playing tag with my dad and jumping in the pool for an hour or so.
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A third Senate Republican offered a more neutral view, putting Rubio's odds of jumping in the race at about even.
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Friends took turns photographing one another jumping in the air, the shutters pausing only for people to fix their hair.
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And Buttigieg was far more aggressive than any past debate, regularly jumping in and talking over Sanders when he could.
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But before jumping in, here's a little trivia on our city's pools: Before there were pools, we had public baths.
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That's when she says her dog intervened, jumping in between the two ... and "Krusher" shoved the animal to the ground.
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Anxiety can sometimes be a constructive response, as it inspires caution and careful analysis of a situation before jumping in.
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Ms. DeWoody had not seen Mr. Biden's paintings, but she said she "loves the idea" of this unknown jumping in.
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But the spot also highlights another theme in 2018: House Democrats are especially interested in veterans jumping in the race.
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French lender Credit Agricole also saw shares jumping in early trade after reporting a 0.33 percent rise in net profit.
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The stock is a solid performer already, jumping in July to a record high after reporting solid earnings and guidance.
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After Isakson's news, she reiterated that she wouldn't be jumping in the race, sticking to her work on voting rights.
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But I spent that year practicing — jumping in the air, doing the splits — and tried out again and made it.
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Before jumping in, it's worth noting that a number of great journalists have blazed the trail on this story already.
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I learned the hard way about the importance of coaching people rather than jumping in and doing the work for them.
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When one of the boys started to have trouble, Kratzer didn&apost hesitate, jumping in and pushing the boy to safety.
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There's even a pool on one of the terraces — not that you'll be jumping in while it's still winter, of course.
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That's when it's time to get creative, whether that means watching each other masturbate or jumping in a cool shower together.
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"But I love the fact that a bunch of people are acknowledging the value of it, and jumping in," he added.
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And so, we saw money being put to work but I would not say investors were just jumping in all in.
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There's a swimming pool, and a few people in the crowd seem like they're just a cocktail away from jumping in.
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The handful who did respond included impressively tech-savvy folks plus others who are jumping in with a ton of uncertainty.
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That's my biggest indulgence: hopping out of the shower, jumping in a robe, and watching Netflix with a face mask on.
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Sustainability has become usurious, with news subscriptions jumping in price and app developers suddenly demanding a fee where none existed before.
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From a hugging marathon in Thailand to naked bungee jumping in Latvia, different cultures celebrate Valentine's Day in their own way.
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Instead of constantly jumping in and out of links, everything you want to read could be neatly folded up inside Twitter.
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I start my coffee, which is what allows me to function, then I let Jalen know I'm jumping in the shower.
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"Some officials are pushing for stronger and stronger regulations because they only see more (investors) jumping in, not out," Park said.
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But don't worry about the stain, Eklund quickly soaks it in water after jumping in the pool (with Frankel in tow).
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Hugh Bell from Freefly Systems says that the team practiced the drone's ability before jumping in the water using a skateboard.
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Nothing much about Kim or Kourtney points to jumping in a mosh-pit or slamming your bedroom door and cranking Nirvana.
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Jackson explained that the video shows two girls attacking Kashala and another girl jumping in and kicking her in the head.
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And jumping in indiscriminately just because you've recently come into a lot of cash could mean a long wait for returns.
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And neither are the usual "bargain buyers," who have longer-term aims, jumping in to prop up stocks during big selloffs.
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The show has blossomed this season, so even if you're not a regular viewer, this episode is worth jumping in on.
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It seems every retailer is now jumping in to capture the "halo effect" of deals on this Black Friday in July.
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Like most cleansing oils, those made for the body work best when applied to dry skin before jumping in the shower.
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Not content to just blow minds by jumping in sync, their formation sees them looping over in an infinite figure-eight.
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It's maddening that the studio that turned jumping in video games into an art form with 1985's Super Mario Bros.
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Sure, it's jumping in at the deep end, but at least then everything else is far simpler and shallower in comparison.
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Captain Marvel #1 is firmly set in the sci-fi world, but it's a great jumping-in point for new fans.
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We alternate jumping in the water then letting the sun dry us off for about an hour, before another Kayla workout.
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And dentists are jumping in, plastering before-and-after photos of their work all over the internet to attract new patients.
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You've made it through candidates jumping in, jumping out, jumping at any chance to crack four percent in a national poll.
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"Despite recognizing that debt is dangerous waters, Americans are jumping in with both feet and struggling to stay afloat," Holbrook says.
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"When the dog showed signs of resistance to jumping in the water, the scene should have been stopped," Mr. Stubis said.
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By his account he was 8 years old when he began ski jumping, in response to a dare by his father.
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The party featured a performance by Rae Sremmurd, who closed out the event by jumping in the pool — with microphone in hand!
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The unidentified Finnish man is then seen jumping in after Connell, attempting to rescue her as she disappears into the rough waves.
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While some investors are running as far away from the U.K. as they can, one Toronto-based fund manager is jumping in.
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If you're thinking of jumping in to watch season 2, stop after slide 18 to avoid important info about the current season.
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If you get too hot cuddling your partner that closely, he suggests cooling off by jumping in a nearby brook or pond.
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The two were seen hanging out outside the L.A. hotspot with actor Tom Sturridge before jumping in their car and heading out.
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He is jumping in the race very late and will tick off some voters for seeming like an opportunistic Johnny-come-lately.
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That has produced better results than those for people who try to time the markets by jumping in and out of funds.
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The U.S. Air Force jumping in on the debate was the final nail in the coffin: Yanny/Laurel is a dead meme.
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" She continued, "I remember jumping in that sweatsuit, grabbing a big ol' knife from the kitchen and hiding in his son's room.
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"He also expressed dissatisfaction over "people jumping in front of the cameras offering prayers and condolences as things just keep getting worse.
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"I've never heard of a boy jumping in and saving an adult from a pool," said Eagan, Minnesota, Police Officer Aaron Machtemes.
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People imagine jumping in front of a train or smothering their child, or a host of other violent, sexual and blasphemous actions.
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A twisting road of injuries and tough decisions had her focusing on cross-country skiing, biathlon and ski jumping in different seasons.
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Forget Kanye's beloved MAGA hat ... looks like Khloe is jumping in on the political hat game with her "Kanye For President" lid.
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De Laurentiis was equally excited about visiting her native country, kicking things off with a photo of herself jumping in the streets.
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Why it matters: Scrutiny on Bloomberg's self-financed campaign has increased since jumping in the race and spending more than $100 million.
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"No time!" he replied, jumping in my car: Two friends wanted to play us in basketball for money, like $300, right now.
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Kim Kardashian West is jumping in on the latest internet trend — and it's not quite as family-friendly as the Ice Bucket Challenge.
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I understand that it's hard to do it without the corporations jumping in, because you need to tell me exactly what you need.
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But before you buy a one-way ticket to Caracas, let's be clear: Venezuelans aren't jumping in joy about their five-day weekends.
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The actress, 32, is all smiles while jumping in the ocean, wearing a one-piece red swimsuit that shows off her toned physique.
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Now things seem to be back on track, as Empire reports that Mama director Andy Muschietti is jumping in as the new director.
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Steen found that in open primaries, if a self-funder enters the race, other potential opponents are often deterred from jumping in themselves.
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In a Twitter video, Berry can be seen taking off her custom translucent and spangled one-shoulder Atelier Versace gown before jumping in.
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There's no jumping in Captain Toad, and the little dude (and dudette, in the sections where Toadette is the hero) moves pretty slowly.
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Since 0003, Marshall had been jumping in front of tornadoes hoping to place a pod in the perfect spot, but had never succeeded.
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As last week's teaser promised, Hannah Brown went naked bungee jumping in Latvia with frontrunner Garrett during Monday night's episode of The Bachelorette.
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The genre has been growing in popularity over the last year, with many jumping in the space in hopes of rivaling Twitter's Periscope.
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So before jumping in with a corrector, analyze your bare face to determine the opposite color you'll need to correct your issue(s).
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He was looking forward to jumping in his pool, he said, adding that the hardest part was being away from friends and family.
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Before jumping in to claim that such "filtering" is un-American, it's worth remembering that anything short of open borders inevitably involves filtering.
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No surprise, Republican lawmakers are staging a form of protest, jumping in when they can to point out each omission in real time.
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She was killed while preparing to say the traditional prayer for the dead, not jumping in front of the rabbi to protect him.
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But Bullock potentially jumping in the race is a big win for Democrats, who argue he can turn it into a toss-up.
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Virgin Galactic recently took on the mantle from Tesla of the market's hottest speculative stock, with retail investors jumping in with both feet.
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Start in the waterside Rinko Park, with lawns backed by towering high-rises, and try to spot fish jumping in the water offshore.
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This option is best for a business owner making most of the creative elements themselves, or who has a couple employees jumping in.
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"We imagined kids running in and out, grabbing food, jumping in the lake, and it being a place we could entertain," she said.
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Shares in Arconic closed up 3 percent on Monday, at $26.69, after initially jumping in response to the news of Mr. Kleinfeld's departure.
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Besides Nevada, which has always had legal sports betting, a handful of states have authorized it, with only New Jersey jumping in completely.
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Spoiler alert, I do put this in my book too, but we have bears jumping in swimming pools all across California right now.
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It's helpful to envision your overall goal, but putting one foot in front of the other is easier than jumping in with two feet.
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" Cameron said the additional footage from earlier in the day in question shows Hercules, the dog in the video, "joyfully jumping in the pool.
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Her husband, Richard, appeared to be having a psychotic episode, jumping in and out of first-floor windows and claiming the world was ending.
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Her rationale for why she's brawny is that she went bungee jumping in Bali and posed with three drugged and sedated tigers in Thailand?
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And if profits do arrive there is nothing to stop firms such as Amazon, which already has a huge distribution network, jumping in too.
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Chinese companies are also jumping in, including NIO's tease of an EV and MG, a subsidiary of Shanghai's SAIC Moto, showed the E-Motion.
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The downloads milestone comes as live streaming continues to grow in popularity, with many jumping in the space in hopes of rivaling Twitter's Periscope.
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The rising Democratic enthusiasm for big government liberalism is forcing a trio of leading 2020 contenders to rethink jumping in, several sources tell Axios.
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Randall doesn't recommend diving to 200 feet with them, but jumping in the pool or getting caught in the rain will be no problem.
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In fact, Bachelorettes going short post-filming seems about as likely as a contestant getting drunk and jumping in the pool on night one.
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"Over the course of the past few months we've had 15 companies playing with the product and jumping in and providing feedback," says Lorenz.
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Issue five of The Hero Code is the end of its first major arc, so readers jumping in here may be a bit confused.
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Christie and Sailor proved they're more than just pretty people ... hopping on paddle boards, jumping in kayaks and cruising around on the open water.
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The next time you're on the coast, take a second before jumping in the water or laying on the sand to pick up trash.
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Princess Haya, who competed in equestrian jumping in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, has often attended Britain's Royal Ascot horse races with Sheikh Mohammed.
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In one of my videos I made early this year, I am jumping in a frog costume on a pogo stick in a puddle.
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Maybe that means jumping in your car and going to a music festival with your daughter, because you finally have nothing left to lose.
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At featherweight after a lengthy and successful run at lightweight, Roosmalen is jumping in at the top end of the division with Gabriel Varga.
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Stomping Ground's photos — lots of bright colors and kids jumping in the air — could be promotional material for a new NBC prime-time comedy.
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Kitata was making his debut in New York and appeared to make a rookie mistake by jumping in front early and pushing the pace.
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The sanctioned jumping on Bridge Day is among the only exceptions ever made to a strictly enforced ban on BASE jumping in national parks.
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High-speed trading algorithms harm the market – both by jumping in front of larger, slower moving funds and by exacerbating volatility in the markets.
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The average cost of a 30-second ad was about $5.2 million, which tends to force newer companies to think twice about jumping in.
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A New York City man is dead after jumping in front of a train while holding his 7413-year-old daughter on Monday morning.
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It was like a game of Marco Polo — jumping in and out of the pool and making sure we were in the pool enough.
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So players are clearly jumping in for the first time in droves, regardless of the game's highly competitive community and dizzying number of playable heroes.
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In February, the Democrat-controlled House passed the same resolution with a vote of 245–182, with 13 Republicans jumping in to vote with Democrats.
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Kenneth underwent a rapid intensification process, jumping in intensity from a Category 1 to Category 4 storm in just 24 hours before it roared ashore.
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Doberman is jumping in my face with his mouth open, I do, as a dog parent, have to show him that this behavior is unacceptable.
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MORE: Hundreds feared dead after boat capsizes 'I lost the most precious people' Two minutes after jumping in the water he saw the boat capsize.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) asked whether Facebook manipulated algorithms to censor speech, jumping in angrily when Zuckerberg talked about automatically finding and banning terrorist content.
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That has sent investors scurrying to price greater pound volatility, with implied volatility gauges jumping in recent days -- the six-month contract, encompassing the Oct.
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Over the years, he's amassed a comedic repertoire, which includes: Screaming and jumping in the air, upon encountering a small pig walking on the street.
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We see Bethenny Frankel jumping in a pool butt-naked and more than one women accusing Luann de Lesseps' fiance Tom of cheating on her.
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That has sent investors scurrying to price greater pound volatility, with implied volatility gauges jumping in recent days — the six-month contract, encompassing the Oct.
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Like the majority of people who saw A Quiet Place in theaters, I spent a lot of time squirming, screaming, and jumping in my seat.
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Then, instead of jumping in the presidential limousine standing by to shuttle him a few hundred yards to Air Force One, Trump opted to walk.
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It feels like jumping in an Uber then sending a drone up in the sky to watch your progress and scan the horizon for enemies.
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This leads to Alison and Ramon jumping in a bouncy castle, where Donnie retrieves his wife and reveals that their house is currently being searched.
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He became known for populating his Instagram account with adventurous photographs, showing him toting a rifle at West Point, surfing or glacier jumping in Patagonia.
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Shares in Siemens hit their highest level since September 2000, after it raised its outlook, with industrial business profit jumping in the fiscal first quarter.
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A topless protester is wrestled to the ground after jumping in front of actor Bill Cosby on the first day of his sexual assault retrial.
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The retired three-star U.S. Navy admiral and former congressman from Pennsylvania was the most recent entry in the race, jumping in on June 23.
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Major celebrities followed their kids onto the app, which means a growing number of your favorite stars are jumping in on all the funny challenges.
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"I just saw this man jumping in waist-high water, going into people's homes looking to make sure they were alive and safe," Roussel said.
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That's better than jumping in, drowning out women's voices, and mansplaining: Actually, I saw a TV show about this once, and the real problem is.
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If you want to pay down debt, a person jumping in the air with joy or looking serene and unworried might work to motivate you.
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He landed an interview after jumping in to help a man — now his Times Square boss — who broke his wrist at Bryant Park's ice rink.
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Before jumping in the pool for the finals of the 200-meter butterfly, Olympic gold superstar Michael Phelps famously mean-mugged his rival, Chad le Clos.
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Clyburn first said he would think about jumping in the speaker's race this summer in an interview with New York Times' Alexander Burns and Jonathan Martin.
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Sterling held gains after jumping in New York trading hours on Wednesday after the British government suffered a parliamentary defeat over its Brexit blueprint on Wednesday.
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"It's taken a little long, so I'm jumping in and helping out, but I know his heart, so I never really stress too much," she said.
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In both instances, however, they said they saw members of Congress jumping in to assist those who needed help, regardless of the danger posed to themselves.
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Here's a guy putting 25 million Orbeez in a swimming pool, where they become large and jelly-like, and jumping in to see if he'll float.
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THAT PEOPLE SAW WHAT YOU DID AND SAID, OKAY, IF JAMIE'S JUMPING IN TO HIS STOCK AT THIS TIME, MAYBE WE SHOULD START BUYING STOCKS AGAIN.
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The early days of a company often involve each team member wearing multiple hats and jumping in to help wherever needed for the business to grow.
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It was only later, in his hotel room, that it occurred to him that Rome's authorities do not take kindly to people jumping in its fountains.
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Romero likes jumping in on kicks and knees, Whittaker likes to shorten his stance, bounce into the sprinter's stance, and burst in like a points karateka.
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The next generation of Wi-Fi is starting to arrive, and Netgear is jumping in with its first two routers: the Nighthawk AX212 and Nighthawk AX21.
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"They know the market slows as people wait for the elections, and they see real estate as a buyer's market so they're jumping in," he said.
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"Doing without meat is good for the planet, and the animals we share it with," Hanks continued, with Wilson jumping in that it's good for health.
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Alively hopes that by ditching the public streaming to which Facebook Live and Periscope default, you'll be less shy about jumping in front of the camera.
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Producers say it was a one off, where the dog actually liked jumping in but they changed the angle and that's why the dog freaked out.
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She was wearing a pair of fuzzy slipper-like boots instead of her usual tennis shoes — but that didn't stop her from jumping in the game.
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Answer: By jumping in a big van with four chefs who are armed with a crate of natural wine and a lunchbox full of smoked herring.
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"If you've ever taken a cool outdoor shower on a hot summer day, you'll know it's as refreshing as jumping in a pool," Mr. Bradfield said.
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You could swim across, walk round or decide to do a combination — that is, walk for a bit before jumping in to swim for your drink.
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Rather than jumping in with their opinion all the time, confident people take the time to listen closely to what their conversation partner is actually saying.
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Mothers were there encouraging their daughters to give it a go before jumping in themselves, only to return back in line and give it another shot.
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The amoeba typically infects people who are swimming or jumping in water feet-first, allowing it to go up their noses and travel to the brain.
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When the gate opens to a new field, the calves rush in first and do a little dance, jumping in the air and clicking their hooves.
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Trippier seemed caught in some in-between, jumping in place next to the pile as the England reserves raced past him to throw themselves onto it.
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The latest reports from the World Health Organization show the pace of new cases in China slowing, but jumping in South Korea, Japan, Italy, and Iran.
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Amazon and Google dump new Alexa- and Google Assistant-enabled devices at launch events each year, and their speakers are getting better without jumping in price.
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That's not to say Kori Schake, whose sister Kristina spent three years as first lady Michelle Obama's communications director, is jumping in feet first for Clinton.
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Global shares also extended losses as worries about the impact of the virus grew, with the number of infections jumping in Iran, Italy and South Korea.
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Obviously there's the financial factor, but do you worry about, "Okay, now there is this literal wall up that is preventing people from just jumping in"?
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We're not jumping in every time someone offers us a content licensing deal where we can make a little bit of money in the short term.
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So staying up late on weekends and then jumping in bed early on Sunday nights to prepare for Monday morning, for example, can result in poor rest.
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AI has been giving Salesforce users these kind of voice services for some time, and Tact CEO Chuck Ganapathi doesn't seem too concerned about Salesforce jumping in.
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The original photo of Martin and Lewis was taken by American photographer Philippe Halsman, who was known for his shots of famous people jumping in the air.
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Lil Wayne will get every penny Birdman owes him, or else ... this according to powerful music honcho James Prince, who's jumping in to settle the longstanding beef.
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All that goes wrong is Codi forgetting to remove his wallet before jumping in the water, and now he might have to cancel his American Express card.
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Even though doubling isn't anything new for bitcoin, those huge prices have attracted mainstream attention and the financial markets are jumping in more and more every day.
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Last season, as much as Wally wanted to help, and as much as he loved The Flash, he wasn't jumping in front of cars to do that.
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" According to Cameron, "The dog was not terrified and not thrown in the water — I've seen footage of Hercules earlier that day joyfully jumping in the pool.
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You've got somebody else jumping in there that the President of the United States has said it was the biggest mistake he's ever made by appointing him.
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Most people jumping in an Uber have probably never heard of SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate that has funded some of the buzziest tech companies in the world.
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It was the stuntwoman's first time in the position, and we have her to thank for the film's scene of Mark Ruffalo jumping in a bounce house.
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"It's taken a little long, so I'm jumping in and helping out, but I know his heart, so I never really stress too much," Kardashian West said.
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I'm a little bit bloodied from jumping in the dugout when we were under fire, but there were several other people shot and hurt a lot worse.
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Listen to the full remix below and stop yourself if you're debating jumping in Nicki's DMs unless you're open to eating ice cream out of places unknown.
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In neighbouring province of Kalasin, a young American ended up jumping in the ring on just minutes notice to fight a member of the Royal Thai Police.
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They know they won't have to do anything desperate, like jumping in front of a train or riding their wheelchair off the pier, boom, into the ocean.
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You've got extra forces on you because you're dropping in (think of jumping in a descending elevator) and then there's the forward motion that pulls you down.
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Nonetheless, with Ms. Crowley's prodding, Ms. Farias entered the race, jumping in "head first," she said, as the youngest candidate in the race and the only woman.
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"He didn't get a whole lot done," Mr. Biden said of Mr. Bloomberg's time as mayor, a statement the billionaire did not bother jumping in to contest.
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I drag myself off the couch away from Harry Potter and put pants on before jumping in the car to drive the five blocks to the bar.
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It wouldn't be disruptive if so many guides didn't make a point of jumping in the water to grab the caimans and hold them up for photos.
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He entered the race during a time of liberal ascendance, jumping in with talk of Medicare-for-All, packing the Supreme Court and abolishing the electoral college.
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Global shares also extended losses as worries about the impact of the new virus grew, with the number of infections jumping in Iran, Italy and South Korea.
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Strategists warn that it could be late in the game for some investors just jumping in, and from a price perspective, there may not be much appreciation.
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As one of Joule Financial's "higher-conviction plays," emerging markets were flashing an opportunity, Tatro acknowledged, but he advised waiting for some more weakness before jumping in.
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They suggested testing the waters before jumping in, such as freelancing on the side, and finding clients by poaching full-time opportunities and leaning on your network.
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The heft is a welcome addition in my house, as my daughters (14 months and 2 1/2 years old) enjoy jumping in and climbing on it.
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With so many open seats, and with political enthusiasm running high for both Democrats and Republicans, a lot of candidates are already running or considering jumping in.
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There's this amazing photograph of Hélio and Romero on the subway and they're putting on the Parangolés [Oiticica's wearable fabric artworks] and other people start jumping in.
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He had lost one arm and one leg by jumping in front of a train and performed so aggressively as if he wanted to insult everybody alive.
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According to Johnson, that's led to an incredible amount of chaos in the galaxy, and the First Order is wasting no time in jumping in to take advantage.
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He wants something now and he&aposs jumping in there and I think the deal maker in him used some traits there in the presser that complicated things.
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The genre has grown in popularity over the last year, with many increasingly jumping in the space in hopes of becoming the go-to platform for live programming.
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Quick: Joe, this sounds like the perfect jumping in point for what you had just been talking about, where you were watching the ... what's happening with interest rates?
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At one point the glasses say "I think it's a man jumping in the air doing a trick on a skateboard" when a young white man zips past.
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"I said that at the end of the day, all I wanted was to be celebrating titles with them by jumping in the fountains of Rome," he remembered.
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"I saw the parents were trying to grab them, but then I saw the mom and dad go under," she recalled, before heroically jumping in after the child.
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As the owner walks away from the car, CCTV footage shows the wannabe thief walking towards the car and jumping in before attempting to drive away with it.
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The survey also found that more than half of adults rarely or never shower before jumping in the pool, and that about 60% admit to swallowing pool water.
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And at least one more prominent name is considering jumping in: state Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon (D) is said to be considering his own run.
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If Poirier gets into his old habit of jumping in with no regard for his opponent's return, we could be looking at a repeat of Poirier vs. Johnson.
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Abby Narishkin: People love it so much, the frittata has sat squarely on the menu since Norma's beginning, even jumping in price from $1,000 to $2,000 last year.
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In addition, Lee said, bitcoin's current low selling price, gives investors who aren't familiar with cryptocurrency a chance to study the industry, rather than jumping in feet first.
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And they're often a bit freaked out by the idea of getting naked in public and jumping in a hot bath with a bunch of other naked strangers.
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It was a beluga whale, jumping in and out of the river, hundreds of miles from its natural habitat in the far colder waters of the Arctic Circle.
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That trend, coupled with the great execution of Lime and the growth of Lime and the global nature of the business, got me really attracted about jumping in.
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You're better off starting at the beginning, but if someone in your household has already watched the rest, jumping in at the beginning of Season 2 is doable.
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She reminded me — perhaps too consistently with her licks and jumping in my lap — that there's this thing beyond work called "life," and you have to live it.
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We went to New Zealand and I informed everyone in my OOO that I was "Bungee jumping in Queenstown," which seemed like what I should do in Queenstown.
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Contrary to what shampoo commercials tell you, getting sleek, straight, salon-quality hair isn't as easy as jumping in the shower and slathering on whatever product they're peddling.
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He loves the ease of jumping in his car and driving to places like Target and Bed Bath & Beyond, loves that he gets more space for less money.
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Shares in German industrial group Siemens hit their highest level since September 2000, after it raised its outlook, with industrial business profit jumping in the fiscal first quarter.
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Within the first 24 hours of jumping in the race, the Sanders campaign raised nearly $6 million -- a stunning debut showcasing the potential power of small-dollar donations.
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The US Coast Guard is responding and the British Royal Navy are responding to the disaster, and relief agencies like the Red Cross are jumping in to help.
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They loved hotel waffles, jumping in the pool (if there was one), and sneaking a few minutes of "Teen Titans Go!" on the Cartoon Network while we showered.
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Here's a good, short guide to questions you should ask before jumping in; here's a more in-depth guide on program design, from the Solar Electric Power Association.
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Other possible candidates such as U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, Montana Governor Steve Bullock and former U.S. Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas are also considering jumping in.
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Foreign investors have also taken heed: the number of foreign direct investment projects has dropped by a tenth in two years, while jumping in the rest of the country.
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BECKY QUICK: Joe, this sounds like the perfect jumping in point for what you had just been talking about, where you were watching the-- what's happening with interest rates.
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Trump's allies might be jumping in to help define Biden before he announces, but they're letting Democrats take the lead, said a Republican strategist involved in Trump's 2020 efforts.
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Candidates "need to be talking to women of color on an ongoing basis, not just jumping in and out of communities," says Solomon from the Center for American Progress.
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Before jumping in to see a few of the best deals, you should know that a membership is required before you can take advantage of today's deals at GameStop.
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Jumping in and out of apps on the OnePlus 5 is lightning-quick, and coming from the Galaxy S8, I almost feel like someone's lifted an invisible speed limit.
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The company has long offered a way to split your Uber fare with other riders, but this assumed you were both jumping in the Uber at the same time.
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Jumping in and out of the hopscotch board boxes will work your brain's connection with your feet and can improve your foot-eye coordination and lower-body reaction timing.
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By jumping in aggressively or taking a piece of technology to the furthest extreme, often you get a better sense of the benefits, shortcomings, and limitations of that thing.
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Institutions who trade against a benchmark weren't jumping in to add to their holdings, as they have typically done at month end during the many years of low rates.
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Fujiwara's video shows an older man — presumably a relative — jumping in to rescue her, and they both made swift exits from the water with help from bystanders, including Fujiwara.
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"There are more and more people getting interested in the smartwatch category, but there are certain barriers to them jumping in: ease of use, simplicity and pricing," Park said.
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With these games, I have tried to be very methodical in my approach to learning, rather than just jumping in and going for doing a full speedrun attempt immediately.
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The two tricks depicted Sunday's episode — sprinkling broken glass in a plate of food at a Mexican restaurant and jumping in front of a moving car — really did happen.
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Most I believe are jumping in opportunistically so they can get a piece of the settlement, and some of the loudest don't even practice in this area of law.
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Before jumping in the race, Gillibrand was seen as a leading contender alongside a number of her colleagues, though her campaign has floundered since its debut earlier this year.
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Jumping in early to what'll become an enormous market Beyond that, there aren't any other details on what Lyft and GM are planning — apparently decisions are still being made.
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Now, with the prospect of tax reform on the horizon, those groups are stepping up their efforts, and others are jumping in to make their case on Capitol Hill.
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Heat, dancing — and sweating — plus jumping in the pool with your jewelry on: That all might happen when using our designs, so we have to create really durable pieces.
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Tesla claims to have listened to the industry before jumping in, and that may be why high-profile companies such as Anheuser Busch and Walmart have already placed orders.
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One reason could be that people really believe there's a future in this market, but more likely, the stabilizations are just the result of speculators jumping in and out.
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Still, SLF officials previously said the group would consider jumping in during the final phase of the special election if Democrat Doug Jones posed a real threat to Moore.
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That's because many people tend to buy and sell willy-nilly, jumping in when the market soars and bailing out when it crashes, rather than buying and staying put.
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Tetreault teamed with a dozen of his classmates to break the Guinness world record for marathon leapfrogging, logging 888 miles over eight days of continuous jumping in alternating shifts.
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Before jumping in with reminders about how lucky a teenager is to even have braces, we might stop to note that griping and gratitude rarely occupy the same plane.
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"I thought, how can I still be true to my aesthetic — this sliding, weighted, thick space — but incorporate some jumping in a way that's meaningful to me?" she said.
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"It's sort of unique what we're seeing right now, the number of companies and groups that are jumping in so early in the evolution of the technology," Welser said.
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Other indicators of the economy's health have also been generally positive, with a measure of business conditions jumping in the June quarter to its highest level since early 2008.
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As I sign younger kids and I get older, the idea that I&aposll be there jumping in the ring when he wins a world title becomes less realistic.
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Biden, who previously pledged to double the rate of progress toward finding a cancer cure before leaving office, applauded Americans across the country for "jumping in to help prevent" cancer.
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The duo wasted no time in welcoming the spring, jumping in the pool to show off an impressive trick: Spears standing on her boyfriend's shoulders, showing off her incredible physique.
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The show began with a former British street urchin, Sarah Manning (Tatiana Maslany), watching as someone with her exact facial features commits suicide by jumping in front of a train.
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Imagine you are watching a movie of people arguing ("or Mike Pence watching the president argue," she joked) instead of jumping in the middle of the long-running family dispute.
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When the guys are not watching sports or videos, or visiting piano bars, or bungee jumping in Angeles National Forest, Perry hangs with his pet Vietnamese potbellied pig, Jerry Lee.
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Patricia Ward, Lubrano's sister, was a college professor who was beheaded in October 2014 by her college-aged son, who later committed suicide by jumping in front of a train.
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And even though Kate is used to walking (and even jumping!) in sky-high heels, she was "slightly" wobbly in her strappy heels, as Sun reporter Emily Andrews pointed out.
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Kim Kardashian was taken by surprise by a flash mob Thursday, but what's even more head-turning is her very pregnant sister, Khloe, jumping in on the routine ... IN HEELS!
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After being bound to sweaters and hot toddies for months, we can't help jumping in feet first into this warmer weather, and all the cooling refreshments that come with it.
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The NFL should just allow it, or at least fill the kettle with mousetraps to make a literal fun trap for any player too exuberant to resist jumping in there.
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For one, after jumping in at the allure of the music business, they probably realized being a record label or management company isn't a business they want to be in.
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And, naturally, you can take a lot of the sting out of going it alone by jumping in the fan discord and working through the knowledge the community has gathered.
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But UPS believes it's worth jumping in at an early stage to take advantage of some of the automated driving, such as advanced braking technology that TuSimple can offer today.
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Perhaps, they said, each could run a third of a marathon in a furtive relay, one jumping in for the other along the course with competitors not knowing the difference.
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If you've never watched the show, I encourage you to check out at least one season before jumping in here, since there's a lot of history baked into the show.
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Often with big software upgrades, bugs creep into earlier versions, so it's wise to wait at least a few weeks to assess whether the coast is clear before jumping in.
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Still, many of those exploring campaigns are likely to decide against jumping in the race as would-be candidates struggle to find the backing they need to launch a campaign.
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Now that the company has its foot in the door, thanks in no small part to distribution through retail chains like Home Depot, Roost is jumping in with both feet.
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They sounded like calls to action — like jumping in a raging sea to save your baby from drowning, like rushing with a bucket of water toward a house on fire.
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The chirp of summer tanagers and warblers, the rare bloop of fish jumping in the stream and the strokes of our paddles were the only sounds to break the quiet.
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If you plan on keeping your investment for five years or longer, Matthews says you could make a case for jumping in while things are low and riding it out.
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The insecurely attached cats showed signs of stress, like twitching tails, licking lips, avoiding their owner or jumping in their lap and not moving, which is a sign of ambivalence.
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Jumping in to ask a question, Sotomayor broke the "two minute rule" that allows attorneys before the court to begin arguments for two minutes without being interrupted by a justice.
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Around the island, doctors have teamed to make forays into hard-to-reach towns in the interior, jumping in cars and sport utility vehicles with whatever supplies they could muster.
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"I wondered if I would just be jumping in front of a train that was going where it was going anyway, and I would just be personally annihilated," Ford said.
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When it comes to unwinding in the fall, there are a variety of glorious options like taking a walk in the crisp air or jumping in a huge pile of leaves.
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The school&aposs athletic director, 49-year-old Chris Hixon, wasn&apost shy about jumping in wherever he was needed, whether it was filling in as volleyball coach or wrestling coach.
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By jumping in the race, Moulton joined a broad field of Democratic candidates, where candidates will have to answer how they are different from all the other Democrats in the primary.
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People were pretty annoyed when Michael Phelps didn't risk his life by jumping in open water to race a shark that was expected to swim in a straight line on television.
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Instead, machine learning within the device looks for the best moments to record (think someone smiling or a dog jumping in mid-air) as a short, few-seconds long video clip.
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Both laid out a case for sticking to patience even though some economic models suggest the current 4 percent unemployment rate justifies jumping in with rate hikes to head off inflation.
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"We ended up jumping in the lake in our suit and gown, it was ridiculously hot," the Australian actress said, noting that they wed over the summer during a heat wave.
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There's Still So Much We Need to Learn About Weed—and FastThe stigma and regulatory nonsense around cannabis are crumbling, which means more universities are jumping in to research the plant.
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Speaking of Corden, he has what may well be the most memorable moment from the trailer — rapping to the Fresh Prince theme tune with Will Smith, before jumping in a helicopter.
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The Wright brothers patented their aircraft design and became so litigious that one of their rivals joked that a person jumping in the air and waving their arms would get sued.
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Even BMW, which has been a bit of a laggard in the EV market after jumping in early with the i3, finally announced this week that an i4 sedan is coming.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) before jumping in the race, and he consulted Sen.
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Advaik's father, Raghu Nandikotkur, tried to save the man by jumping in with a floating tube, but "It was pushing me up and I was unable to grab him," he said.
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Montana, specifically referred to Brandon Thomas Betterman, who was given his seven-year prison sentence 14 months after he initially pleaded guilty to felony bail jumping in a Montana state court.
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If, however, like me, you are rather terrible at jumping in games, the keyboard controls can cause some frustrations, and neck fractures for poor Teku (luckily the save locations are generous).
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In 2018 a 24-year-old man in southern India killed himself by jumping in front of a train after being mocked for videos in which he dressed like a woman.
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But they often lost sight of young children who could not resist playing in the rain, jumping in a dark, filthy river of water that lapped the sidewalk outside the encampment.
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Saquon Barkley is jumping in to save the day for a dissed Giants fan ... he just invited the little kid who was roasted by DeMarcus Lawrence to a game in November!!!
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Senator Cory Booker had the most fun — he brought a horde of photographers and reporters to the Ferris wheel before jumping in a car with me, Lisa Lerer and Sydney Ember.
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Schiff and Cipollone used the time to push back on charges the other side was making, jumping in before or after the designated speaker who gave the bulk of the argument.
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There are photos showing Smith in a Santa Claus hat, playing the guitar, and jumping in front of an ice cream truck, all sure to be featured prominently on the app.
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Lowe's shares were also jumping in premarket trading after the home improvement retailer announced before-the-bell Wednesday a profit that beat expectations in the third quarter despite a revenue shortfall.
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Wintrich grabbed the woman from behind in an attempt to get the speech back as she was walking away, which led to several people jumping in before security broke it up.
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Republicans say they are determined to be more aggressive if another opening appears, jumping in early to back a candidate acceptable to the establishment and palatable to the right-wing base.
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Use your Paytm Points to grab a latté at Starbucks before heading to Winners to pick up a new outfit, and then jumping in an Uber to head out on the town.
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Cloud computing providers are in a race to get in front of developers as early as possible, even if it means jumping in to teach them before they're ready to start programming.
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As reported in the Detroit Free Press, he specified that there will be both pure/battery electric and hybrid options — they aren't dipping their toe but jumping in at the deep end.
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Blizzard has already announced plans to turn its Call of Duty league into a similarly city-based venture, and the success of those two could mean other leagues jumping in as well.
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The other thing to know is every variation I heard definitely said that it was recording, usually followed by a quick "umm" before jumping in to making a request for the reservation.
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As consumers drink less soda, Pepsi has turned to higher-growth beverage categories instead, releasing energy drinks like Mtn Dew Game Fuel and jumping in on the sparkling water trend with Bubly.
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One ad to promote a drug from the pharma company Dermira that helps with excessive sweating through images of millennials jumping in the air wearing loose, summery clothing with revealing sweat patches.
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FRIDAY "Bloodline" and "Chef's Table," Netflix Definitely watch Season 1 of "Bloodline" before jumping in on Season 2, though the series seems a lot better and more interesting than it actually is.
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He looked like a local, 18 maybe, his dark-blue kit contrasting with the pros' pink jerseys, an intruder jumping in with a Tour de France team on its private training ride.
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Instead of talk about stocks bottoming, there's more chatter recently about new highs, as small caps flirt with their former highs and money is jumping in to tech after this spring's washout.
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And scarcely a day goes by without someone new jumping in the race, sparking rounds of media coverage and speculation with all the intensity of a kid with a shiny new toy.
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I would argue New Dawn has a tighter and more complete storyline at the end of the day, but it's unquestionably better if you've got all the backstory needed before jumping in.
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So while claims about the president's mental health have been made by just about every other group of person on earth, psychiatrists are discouraged from jumping in, even to correct the record.
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At Burlingame, this relief takes the form of strolling through forests, jumping in ponds and joining a makeshift tent community that springs up in the waning hours of a sweaty summer workweek.
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Usually I find myself paying a few extra bucks to use a shower at a gym, buying a hotel room for a night, or simply jumping in a warm body of water.
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The drama set in motion some familiar arguments, with candidates like Pete Buttigieg jumping in to say that his health care proposal would give union members the "freedom to choose" their plan.
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Specifically, the case refers to Brandon Thomas Betterman, who was given his seven-year prison sentence 14 months after he initially pleaded guilty to felony bail jumping in a Montana state court.
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So, while strategy and detailed planning are usually helpful, sometimes you're better off just jumping in and chipping away at what you can—particularly when everything on your list is equally time-pressing.
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Jumping in with both feet requires a small fleet of specially built cars that must go through millions of miles of testing in controlled environments before they're ready to sell to the public.
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For instance, in one case I ran into, two Android apps on the Plus were open, but unusable, because they kept blinking and jumping in front and in back of each other rapidly.
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For instance, in one case I ran into, two Android apps on the Plus were open but unusable, because they kept blinking and jumping in front and in back of each other rapidly.
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The internet greatly expands that second realm, and businesses are jumping in to help, with "virtual candles" and QR-codes that can be stuck to a tombstone linking to an online-tribute page.
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They seem to be playing the same game consumers have played up until now—waiting to see how the tech will pan out before jumping in with both feet and investing their dollars.
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"With the fickleness of the Trump tweets and the Chinese response, you had a lot of people today throwing in the towel because of money management - and then others jumping in," Norcini said.
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Employers are looking for passion and a willingness to learn, so grads should focus on jumping in and trying to take on the new challenges that come their way in their first job.
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"Nixon was seeing a mob coming at him -- and jumping in front of it and calling it a parade," Andrews said, referring to the first Earth Day demonstrations, which also occurred in 1970.
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With the new technology, outlined in a report with researcher Fredo Durand and doctoral student Justin G. Chen, the character Charmander jumping in a real life puddle would create a splash on screen.
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"And for me, that means either taking hour-long walks a few times a week or jumping in the pool three or four days a week to do 45 minutes of aquatic exercises."
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Asked if he was specifically worried about Walker jumping in the race, Tillis simply replied "no" as he hurried from his office into an elevator on his way to a Judiciary Committee hearing.
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With legal cannabis projected to become a $20 billion industry in the U.S. by 2020, that women entrepreneurs are jumping in early is changing the conversation on how we treat our sexual health.
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Still, "The dynamic role of the iliosacral joint in jumping frogs," in the journal Biology Letters, goes further to explain the evolution and importance of jumping in frogs than anything Twain ever wrote.
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"Let's abolish this and allow athletes the freedom to safely huck it off cliffs, instead of having to sneak around at night and jumping in less than ideal conditions to avoid getting arrested."
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In both cases, Mr. Trump's advisers implored him to stay out of the primaries, and he agreed to — only to surprise his aides by jumping in to support Mr. DeSantis and Mr. Kemp.
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When the final whistle blew and they knew they were going to their first World Cup final, the Croatians ran to their exuberant fans, jumping in their iconic red-and-white checkered jerseys.
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The enormous expansion of the global financial system had largely been a trans-Atlantic project, with European banks jumping in as eagerly and greedily to find new sources of profit as American banks.
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According to many reports, Zelda — a loud, unapologetic woman with a penchant for alcohol, parties, and jumping in fountains with her clothes on — was labeled "crazy" when F. Scott could no longer handle her.
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As such, the project is about more than just avoiding failure, it's about lowering the barrier of entry for prospective hardware developers and removing some of the fear of jumping in with both feet.
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Eva's on vacation, island hopping with hubby Jose Baston, where she was very clearly in full activity mode ... jumping in waterfalls in Oahu one day, then jumping on a paddleboard in Maui on another.
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With the stock's average directional index, an indicator that measures the power of stock trends, signaling more room for downside, Baruch advised letting the sell-off play out a bit longer before jumping in.
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The press releases were randomized to receive an intervention or not, with the intervention consisting of Chambers's team jumping in to make sure the content of the press releases accurately reflected the scientific study.
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And, because the shoes are not waterproof, rain and snow can still seep through — so, it's still probably not a good idea to go jumping in puddles in your precious, brand-spankin'-new Uggs.
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This gave them a data set with which to train the AI, and they were able to start testing it by having the system make its own calls, with operators jumping in as needed.
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Slater, 27, then kissed and embraced her beau as fellow pro dancers — including Derek Hough, who couldn't stop jumping in excitement — and the season 23 contestants joined them on the dance floor to celebrate.
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But by jumping in now — just because he believes he's better than anybody else running — he'd alienate both moderates and progressives and sour the entire populist, pro-middle class message of the Democratic primary.
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But he does not think there is a need to find out much more about the brain in order to make further advances: "I have had a lot of progress by just jumping in."
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Joining the campaign less than three months before the first votes are cast in Iowa, at a moment when candidates are usually dropping out and not jumping in, Mr. Patrick will face long odds.
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Assuming you left a tunnel through the center of the Earth behind you, you'd now be able to travel back and forth between China and Argentina in under an hour, simply by jumping in.
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A former Argentine government official killed himself by jumping in front of a train in Buenos Aires on Tuesday after being accused of taking bribes to secure soccer broadcast rights, according to Associated Press.
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"There are cases in which young Koreans including students are jumping in to make quick money and virtual currencies are used in illegal activities like drug dealing or multilevel marketing for frauds," he said.
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Great Britain won the gold medal in jumping in 2012, followed by the Netherlands, which won the team event at the most recent world equestrian games in 2014 and is the current European champion.
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Before jumping in with suggestions about how to address the problem, find out whether your student has tried talking to his or her roommate about the concern and encouraging the roommate to seek help.
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According to a New York City Police Department official, the 45-year-old unidentified man was seen jumping in front of a Manhattan-bound No. 4 train at Kingsbridge Station shortly before 8 a.m.
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Everything here's prefaced with Shumpert's swagger, jumping in every few bars by rapping "You hate that you love it you know it / You hate that you love it admit it," his voice cracking up constantly.
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Oezdemier combined feints with kicks well, feinting with his hands to set up the low kicks, and also feinting low kicks to get Smith to pick up his legs, and then jumping in to punch.
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Here is what we know about the victims: Assistant football coach and campus monitor Aaron Feis was killed in the shooting after jumping in front of some students to protect them, the school said Thursday.
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There's a simple reason why all of this high-flying, or high-jumping in Jessica Jones parlance, action works: it's brought to life by a legion of dedicated women who keep everything rooted in reality.
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Mashti Malone has grown into a family operation, with his younger brother Matt jumping in on the daily operations of the place and his daughter studying communications to take over the business when he retires.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's Lynas Corp said it was stockpiling production of a major rare earth element, with prices jumping in recent weeks as supply concerns mount amid trade tensions between China and the United States.
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He wasted little time before jumping in with questions in the first case Monday, which centered on a technical question over which court has jurisdiction to hear appeals of discrimination claims filed by federal employees.
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"Regulators are moving to a point now where credibility is an issue - whether they are jumping in too aggressively with contradictory messages - that in itself exacerbates the problem," —Follow CNBC International on Twitter and Facebook.
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The stock has rallied over the past month, but given that its P/E ratio is 100x earnings, Lebenthal needs to see a stronger move to the upside before he would think of jumping in.
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Granted, kickboxing is considerably closer to MMA than boxing but the idea of a fighter taking up a new sport and immediately jumping in with a great will always seem like a stretch too far.
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I spent five hours at the event, which more or less entailed sampling the extensive food offerings, watching horses trotting and jumping in the ring, and — oh yes, of course: interviewing tennis legend Andre Agassi.
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If you're curious what being overactive might look like, imagine someone who is jumping in and out of investments on a regular basis — usually on a whim or because of something they saw or read.
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Apple (AAPL) executives have also publicly said that they will focus on a few quality shows, hiring big names like Oprah and Reese Witherspoon, and they won't be jumping in with dozens of new series.
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Other fresh faces jumping in season 4 are When They See Us stars Asante Blackk and Marsha Stephanie Blake, as well as Omar Epps, Bahara Golestani, Timothy Omundson, Julian Silva, Auden Thornton and Nick Wechsler.
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"Buying a bunch of stocks without a clear goal is like jumping in the car and driving without any idea of the destination," says Ron Guay, a financial planner with California-based Rivermark Wealth Management.
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Thanks to stock-trading startup Robinhood jumping in with zero-commission trades, heavy-hitters like Schwab and Fidelity have had to follow suit and look to asset managers like BlackRock to cover the lost revenues.
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Hate to break it to you, but Coyote Peterson of Brave Wilderness is about to prove that tide pools have enough creepy swimmers to make even a beachgoer think twice before jumping in the water.
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Text, iMessage or WhatsApp your videos, photos and stories to CNN: +1 347-322-0415 (CNN)You can't evacuate Ocracoke Island, on North Carolina's Outer Banks, just by jumping in your car and driving away.
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The standoff continues a Washington trend, as banal now as it is nonsensical to veterans of the Capitol: legislative cliff-jumping in the name of brinkmanship, frustration or some combination thereof, with no clear endgame.
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Putin was clearly in charge from beginning to end with Trump jumping in to blame America for problems Russia created and to denounce the same investigation that just offered conclusive proof of Putin's wrongdoing in 20183.
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Fordham Preparatory School, the all-boys Jesuit high school in the Bronx, has been stunned and shaken in recent weeks, as not one but two students have killed themselves, both by jumping in front of trains.
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An episode might feature, say, some tattooed chefs baking experimental pizzas in the hallowed brick ovens of Brooklyn's Roberta's, then jumping in a chartered van to drink cocktails and raid famous Lower East Side Chinese joints.
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It's more interactive but it's not better—it makes it possible to turn dialogue scenes into a ridiculous pantomime, where Gordon Freeman is crawling and jumping in circles as his companions debate the end of humanity.
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The centrist DACA supporters are fighting to ensure those immigrants "have a bridge into the legal immigration system," he said, while conservatives are adamant that they don't receive a "special" path, akin to jumping in line.
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Atticus's kids, Scout (Celia Keenan-Bolger) and Jem (Will Pullen), along with their friend Dill (Gideon Glick), serve as narrators, jumping in and out of their scenes to explain the stakes and keep the action moving.
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"It's a little unusual, it's not like jumping in a car and turning the wheel and peddles and gears," said Dean Fuller, British Champion on the wheel-driven variety, at the season's first meeting in Surrey.
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The market is dominated by state-run China UnionPay Co. Asked what was holding MasterCard back from jumping in, Cairns said it hinged on the business model and which local partners it decides to go with.
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" He talks to hunters, to game wardens, to a confused urbanite who explains the euphoria of being allowed to own a gun: "It was like when summer comes and you feel like jumping in the ocean.
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Cado: Yeah, just the simple idea of "here's a character jumping in the air and then getting behind you while something else is coming from the front" being an option opened up a [possibility for me].
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Shares of Wendy's tumbled last month when investors got word that the fast-food chain was jumping in the breakfast business, but CEO Todd Penegor on Friday sold his long-term case to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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It's why super PACs, demonized at the beginning of the 2020 primary, are suddenly jumping in to assist most Democratic candidates, and it's why the campaigns are now making ever more urgent pleas for financial help.
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Scarlett Johansson told The Hollywood Reporter in a new profile that she's backing Elizabeth Warren in 2020, pushing back on the Hollywood trend to see how the race shakes out before jumping in with an endorsement.
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Douglas Braunstein, the founder and managing partner of Hudson Executive Capital and J.P. Morgan's former finance chief, bought a 3.1 percent stake in the beleaguered German lender after studying the bank for a year before jumping in.
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Throughout the book, she introduces each new setting with youthful curiosity (and limited perspective): seven children in a cramped apartment in Rome, making beaded necklaces on the Spanish Steps, jumping in the Trevi Fountain on a dare.
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The mayor said in an interview with the station that he was jumping in because "competition is a good thing overall for any candidate," and not, as presumed, to torture Capitol Hill pages tallying roll call votes.
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Leitch sat down with Business Insider to talk about the pressures of jumping in a franchise like "Deadpool," how the looming predetermined movie release date brought lots of anxiety, and why test screenings really helped the movie.
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"Tim Kaine, and I like the guy Kaine, I thought at times, I don't what the right word is, a little desperate there, jumping in all the time, always trying to get his points in," Matthews said.
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Last April, the conductor Simone Young, who had not returned to the New York Philharmonic since her debut in 1998, saved the day by jumping in on short notice to conduct the orchestra in Mahler's Sixth Symphony.
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DUBAI, March 21 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's annual inflation rate fell back marginally in February after jumping in January, when the government introduced a 5 percent value-added tax and hiked domestic gasoline prices, official data showed on Wednesday.
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He also frequently wouldn't tell his closest confidantes where he was on any given day, often jumping in his car with one aide and his wife and popping up in random locations throughout the state, shaking voters' hands.
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"A lot of value investors might jump in and support the stock at these levels ... it's probably a good buying opportunity for a long-term investor, but I wouldn't be jumping in with both feet today," he said.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexicans jumping in jubilation on Sunday shook the ground hard enough to set off earthquake detectors and throngs danced in the streets after their team scored a surprise victory over World Cup defending champion Germany.
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Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) announced Sunday that he is launching a primary challenge against the president in 2023, making him the second Republican to do so as others weigh jumping in despite Trump's high marks with GOP voters.
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And earlier this year, Italian magistrates launched an investigation after a video was posted online showing an African man drowning in Venice's Grand Canal as onlookers watched from nearby boats, with no-one jumping in to help him.
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Here's what's kept us busy when we're not moderating and jumping in and out of sessions:One big theme of the TV business upheaval is that the services that are replacing it are often of the ad-free variety.
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Since buying Eurosport, Discovery has bought rights to a number of sports events, including Wimbledon in Belgium, Formula One in Portugal, soccer matches, and even niche events popular in certain countries, like ski jumping in Poland, for example.
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As yoga classes started to take place in the office's lobby, we joked about jumping in to participate and spoke about the success of his debut album, what achieving personal freedom feels like, and his anticipation of fatherhood.
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So to the extent that Bloomberg's objections to the left-wing candidates are tactical in nature, there's no point in doing something counterproductive like jumping in the race in a way that makes them more likely to win.
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The bids started jumping in increments of $2385 million, and almost immediately reached $2416.65 million, far surpassing the previous record for a sale at auction: the $179.4 million paid for Picasso's "Women of Algiers" at Christie's in 2015.
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While deterring people from deliberately jumping in front of trains is hard, subway officials long ago sought to avoid accidents by installing yellow strips with a knobby surface that are supposed to deliver a tactile warning: Stand back.
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Health officials advise that people should be aware of the risks of swimming in lakes and rivers and try to limit how much water goes into their noses by holding it while jumping in or using a nose plug.
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German industrial output fell less than expected in February after jumping in January, data showed on Wednesday, in a sign that the sector is likely to give Europe's largest economy a modest push in the first quarter of 2016.
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I'm bringing these to the pool this weekend and am excited to get that oh-so-shareable shot of my kid jumping in the water to me – with both hands free and my phone safely stashed in my bag.
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In fairness, some of this is his fault for assuming that jumping in my taxi to the airport at 3 AM after drinking at the Quebec City Hilton's hotel bar was a good idea, but I still feel bad.
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But that isn't stopping Ubisoft from jumping in with the sci-fi tinged Starlink, a game where players can build their own ships using collectible components in the real world, and then pilot their creations in the game itself.
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Photo by Christina Arza On the season two premiere of BALLS DEEP, host Thomas Morton continues on his quest to experience all life has to offer, from castrating sheep with his teeth to jumping in pools with the elderly.
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The production, at the glossy, Jean Nouvel-designed Lyon Opera house, is beautiful, mixing huge, high-definition projected images and performers walking, running, rolling and jumping in the ankle-deep water that keeps washing tiny wavelets across the stage.
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The idea that the NRSC may be jumping in to help Cruz fend off O'Rourke comes as the Democrat surges in the polls and in the fundraising game, leading to outside GOP spending groups preparing to enter the race.
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The fact that individual investors are jumping in is sometimes viewed as a contrarian indicator, a sign that a top is near, but analysts say that the market rally appears to be strong and should continue even if there are pullbacks.
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The possibility of a "no-deal" Brexit has sent investors scurrying to brace for greater volatility in the pound, with three and six-month implied volatility gauges jumping in recent days while traders ramped up short futures positions in the pound.
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And in a clearly coordinated effort, the Democrats supported her motion, jumping in with individual objections to Kavanaugh's nomination and the decision to release more than 42,000 documents from Kavanaugh's time in the Bush White House on Monday night. Sen.
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You need to be confident you can make it in this game and that means jumping in and helping at every level when it's needed – I've cleaned cars and tires, built up dampers, helped replace gearboxes and made the tea!
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The trips can be anything from a weekend surfing in San Diego to a week-long spiritual quest in Sedona to a day bungee jumping in the Grand Canyon, so if picked, you don't even have to quit your day job.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Joseph Blankson had always been a strong swimmer so when the boat he was in had an accident and capsized, he didn't think twice about jumping in the water to help rescue those who had fallen overboard.
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"There are cases in which young Koreans including students are jumping in to make quick money and virtual currencies are used in illegal activities like drug dealing or multi-level marketing for frauds," Lee said, according to a translation by CNBC.
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Reza Zadeh, founder of Matroid, is an Adjunct Professor at Stanford who has toiled with the idea of a startup for the last decade — just now jumping in the ring to catch the wave of democratization in the computer vision space.
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Once that starts happening you'll see crime rates decrease, people will be more business minded—putting their mind to positive causes, feeding the homeless, doing things that are actually important, rather than jumping in the booth and talking pure narcissistic talk.
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A close Romney adviser, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Hatch's decision increased the odds that Romney would consider jumping in, saying that Romney would likely decide relatively soon whether to seek the Senate seat in the Republican-leaning state.
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From the look of the footage, Trump misses the first few words of the anthem, jumping in for a strong "...you see" and mumbles his way through the song until the line "at the twilight's last gleaming" completely throws him off.
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"Jumping in the Black Hole and celebrating with those fans, those loyalists, those people who bleed silver and black just like you do, it's like being at Thanksgiving dinner with your family," former All-Pro fullback Marcel Reece told NBC Sports.
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CORBETT: I think as a newspaper the investigative people are jumping in more on stories that are breaking, and trying to advance stories, as opposed to working in this very solo way on a project that they are pursuing independently.
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She has also spent time among the horse jumping and fashion circuits this season – and while Lamberto was photographed with her in Paris during the Paris Longines Jumping in July, "the couple took pains to avoid being spotted together," says one source.
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"American Humane has reviewed the video and we are disturbed and concerned by the footage," the organization's Chief Communications Officer Mark Stubis told ET. "When the dog showed signs of resistance to jumping in the water, the scene should have been stopped."
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Last week, Representative Peter DeFazio, chairman of the House transportation committee, took a swipe at his colleagues in the Senate, accusing them of jumping in front of his hearing and "working off news reports" rather than conducting their own in-depth investigation.
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But with its central location and prominence within the theater, the new Toronto arcade could represent something different: an experience where people go explicitly to check out the latest in virtual reality, as opposed to simply jumping in after they watch a movie.
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Away from the VIP throng, Ellie Goulding and singer Paloma Faith enjoyed themselves in the downstairs oyster bar alongside Olly Murs, while Mark Ronson got everyone into the groove by jumping in the deejay booth and setting up some classic dance hits.
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"As Prime Day has gained more and more traction and massive success over a few short years, it has had a ripple effect with many other retailers jumping in on the shopping buzz and offering competing sales this time of year," Skirboll says.
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Amanda Hess may have been in the hospital preparing to deliver her own baby, but that didn't stop her from jumping in to help deliver a fellow patient's baby when she heard that the on-call doctor was out of the building.
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According to a report from The New York Times, the unnamed woman, 73, talked about her distress and mental health during the video, before jumping in front of a commuter train at the Égly station, 25 miles south of the French capital.
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PARIS — Among the 90,000 soccer fans watching the final of the European Championships on huge screens set up in front of the Eiffel Tower, it was Portugal's supporters who were jumping in jubilation at the end, as their team won, 1-0.
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" A baggage handler saw them and opened the door, and Mr. Carson, his wife and strangers visiting from Europe entered and rushed through the terminal to the taxi line in front, jumping in an empty cab and telling the driver, "Just drive.
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Princess Haya, who competed in equestrian jumping in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, was schooled in Britain and in the past often attended Britain's Royal Ascot horse races with her estranged husband, one of the founders of the Godolphin horse racing stable.
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Leadership for women in cannabis—people have been talking about it being a lot better than other industries but that probably isn't going to stay true as the money starts coming in and people with power from other industries start jumping in.
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He may not have been in on the joke, but he certainly knew about it and embraced it, calling it "hilarious" in a 2011 interview and jumping in to a Reddit AMA with the faux Biden to express his preference for Corvettes.
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Jumping in for Kristine Opolais and Jonas Kaufmann, who canceled, Ms. Yoncheva and Mr. Grigolo were both singing their roles for the first time, and they looked wonderfully youthful as Puccini's lovers, the opera diva Floria Tosca and the painter Mario Cavaradossi.
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Others have been quietly considering jumping in, including Christine C. Quinn, the former City Council speaker who lost to Mr. de Blasio in 2013, and Daniel R. Garodnick, a Manhattan city councilman who cannot seek re-election this year because of term limits.
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And while he did not have much of a social media presence, friends said, he was very passionate about one issue in 2015, urging friends on his Facebook page to sign a petition to repeal a ban on BASE jumping in national parks.
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Because in between the frolicsome dance numbers, Ms. Bear has some thoughtful things to say: about the history of racial segregation in public pools and beaches, about squandered water resources, about fears that keep us from jumping in even when we want to.
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Another great advancement is the fact that regulated services like Robinhood or Square are jumping in the space and will allow millions of people buy safely crypto currencies and store it for them Blockchains are safe and secure by design (at least the best ones).
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So instead of just looking for complaints or comments about their brand, a marketer could find relevant conversations where they can make someone happy by jumping in and offering a free product or another deal, and maybe get a little positive promotion in the process.
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So the aim of the Ticker was to complement this by giving you a time-based summary of all activity to help you keep tabs on everything if you wanted to anyway, and use those alerts as jumping-in points to start interacting yourself.
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FROM PEN: Nina Dobrev Without Makeup Is Just as Beautiful as Nina Dobrev with Makeup She also notably stripped and took a dive in a pool after the Academy Awards, taking off her custom translucent and spangled one-shoulder Atelier Versace gown before jumping in.
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Romney, who decided against a third presidential run last year after initially considering jumping in to the race, uncorked his attack on Trump, ahead of next week's Super Tuesday contests that could further cement the billionaire's strong front-runner status in the GOP presidential race.
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But it seems King Kylie is jumping in on the Fashion Week fun (and following in the very stylish footsteps of her oldest sister), as she just cryptically seemed to announce she's walking in one of the biggest shows during New York Fashion Week.
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And I'm on the far right being like, "Uh, I don't know … " But jumping in, and at every point of this cave, in the pure darkness, realizing that there's one person on this crew or cast who knew how to get to this next challenge.
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But since then, we've had 12 different films – a whole 25 hours and 55 minutes of self-referential story with each character jumping in and out of each other's films so often that it's almost hard to keep track which hero each movie is about.
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Between slow-burn but now mature categories and the sheer volume of newer products jumping in to establish new beachheads, it now seems certain we're on a path at the end of which lie hybrid companion and functional robots that will become common household items.
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The mascot of fare jumping in Chile has been Matapacos ("cop killer") a dog who is omnipresent in Chilean actions and who is now featured in the imagery of the group Ride Free NYC jumping over a turnstile and accompanied by the hashtag #evade.
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At his U.C.L.A. student concert, security was tight and the rules were explicit — no smoking, no drinking, no jumping in the crowd — but DaBaby tested the limits, getting as close as possible to an audience that seemed to be teetering on the edge of mayhem.
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But now that Mr. Musk has popularized the idea of electric vehicles, many automakers are jumping in and building excellent, affordable cars that drive well over 200 miles on a charge and can save the average driver about $800 a year in fuel costs.
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A 2017 version of this doc would take place at some mid-brow festival in Southern California, with guys in John Varvatos distressed leather Converse talking about the "vibes" at a Kygo set and jumping in place at a beverage company-sponsored side stage.
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Yeah, it isn't a real train, or a real helicopter, but Cruise is jumping in front of a damn 533 MPH wind machine in order to sell the idea that a human body can be whipped back from the force of an eventual chopper explosion.
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It's the second time Beckham has gone public with a gripe against the league this week -- grousing about how Ezekiel Elliott somehow didn't get fined for jumping in the Salvation Army kettle and insinuating that he would have been targeted if it was him.
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It was a far cry from his childhood along the banks of the Nile, in the southern Sudanese town of Kapoeta, where he tended his family's cattle with all of the other little boys, jumping in the water to wash away the dust as the sun set.
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" The "Vampire Diaries" alum shared some of his favorite memories of his time with Ira as well, including "Countless flights, 100nights in the airstream, driving across the country, jumping in every lake- river- stream and ocean there was, just for a splash and to be happy.
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Immediately jumping in with her support as any good friend would, Schroeder complimented Kufrin on the "independent woman theme" of her season teaser trailer where she is shown breaking a heart with Luyendyk's face on it as the words "independent woman" are literally sung in the background.
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Here are their tales of heroism: The woman who took a bullet for the rabbi Lori Gilbert Kaye will always be known for her extraordinary bravery -- protecting her friend and rabbi, Yisroel Goldstein, by jumping in between him and a gunman wielding an AR-style assault weapon.
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I think that personally coming from more of the NGO background what I see in the tech sector and the startup mindset is a lot more nimbleness and a lot more practicality in the mindset, jumping in and being more free… to move and change your plans.
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We have the finals of individual jumping in the equestrian arena, which begins at 9 AM ET. Canada's Yann Candele, Tiffany Foster, and Eric Lamaze will compete against 32 other athletes (not counting the horses), including the U.S.'s Kent Farrington, McLain Ward, and Lucy Davis.
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Sure, Delaney managed to use the occasion of some new candidates jumping in the race to release an NYU undergrad art film-style clip of himself jumping up onto a table a bunch of times (and demonstrating the abyss of late-middle-aged masculinity, I guess?).
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Do your research before jumping in head firstThe basic idea for authenticating online sneaker purchases came from Sugano&aposs personal experience, but Lu and Sugano knew they had to do extensive research to figure out exactly where to spend their energy before they really jumped in.
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The confidence he has in being able to wrestle opponents to the floor any time they come close enough means that he spends fights attempting wild flying knees and repeatedly jumping in with left uppercut / left hook hybrids that look like a shoulder injury waiting to happen.
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One feature can take a video of a dog jumping in a pool and generate descriptive tags; another can take a simple doodle of a mushroom and pull up similar-looking photographs, much like Google's experimental Quick Draw and AutoDraw tools that use neural networks to recognize sketches.
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Both are longtime industry veterans, with the pair most recently collaborating on J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness, and they ping-pong easily off one another; Guyett leaning back in his chair to expound upon topics at length, with the bearded Tubach jumping in to earnestly drive points home.
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Plus, the energy you exert with a morning sweat session might tire you out, and as a result, you're less likely to be a high-energy helper when it's time to move tables around, clear plates, or keep the kiddos busy by jumping in leaf piles in the backyard.
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"Getting a little dirt on our outfits wasn't even a thought while we walked through the muddy grass to get to the fortress or were jumping in a tub where the ceiling was peeling away from the structure," Taylor said of her and Dasha's approach to the photo shoot.
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" In 2013 Thomas signed the lease for 156 1st Avenue and christened it The Deep End Club, a nod to her dad's wild days when he and his buddies would abide by the rule of jumping in pools, fully clothed, when anyone announced a "Deep End Club meeting.
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Read: Looking Back at 'BattleBots,' the Best Robot-Combat Show Ever Made Northern China turned into an IRL BattleBots competition last Saturday, when a couple of construction workers were caught on camera after jumping in their front-end loaders and turning their job site into a crash derby.
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"Between the first of January and the middle of February, it would not surprise me for us to see six to eight people say, 'I'm jumping in,'" said Jaime Harrison, a former South Carolina Democratic Party chairman who now serves as associate chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
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And to celebrate, they released a new video for "Bronsegud," the latest single from last year's Nattesferd LP. The video captures the adrenaline of the show before cutting back out to pre-show rituals and the limbo of road life, jumping in and out of each with little warning.
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Lastly, with candidates jumping in so early this year and the interest around town halls that we've seen so far — even though the debates are being held at the same time they have been in past years, is there a sense that it's almost too late for the debates?
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Guests like Jones' fellow television stars Ali Fedotowsky-Manno, Amy Davidson and Kimberly Brown brought their own little ones to help ring in Hayden's first year by jumping in balls pits, climbing on the jungle gym and participating in a variety of indoor games, including a mommy-and-me parachute game.
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What Trump seems to be doing here is jumping in at the last minute to a race that looks to be trending in Republicans' favor anyway, a move that allows him to take credit for keeping Ossoff under 50 percent and thereby increasing chances of the district staying in GOP hands.
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"The law is there and the legal process isn't working and this is the government's failure to put that in place — the consequence of which is children jumping onto trains, jumping in [trucks], suffocating in [trucks] trying to reach their family in the UK." Griffiths said separations happen for different reasons.
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Other mutants, like Olivia Munn's Psylocke and Ben Hardy's Angel, also make their rebooted debuts (both characters appeared in X-Men: The Last Stand, but because of timeline jumping in Days of Future Past, the events of The Last Stand thankfully never happened), but they don't get to do much.
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"I try to heal one painful breakup by jumping in relationship with Erickee [sic] but I know now I need to work on me and focus on my healing of my scars," she continued, seemingly referencing her dramatic relationship with Colt Johnson, who filed for divorce from Lima in February.
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And Ford spoke again of being "annihilated"—by the press, government officials, the general public—during her opening remarks before the Senate Judiciary: "I wondered if I would just be jumping in front of a train that was going where it was going anyway, and I would just be personally annihilated," Ford said.
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The experience of moving through my network of Black Twitter followers can become an emotional journey, from the insider jokes to the stories of death to the moments when someone jumps in with a comment that helps me destroy a racist like a friend jumping in to help you win a fight.
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I don't ever necessarily plan to, but as candidates begin putting their names forward for the land's highest office, I end up going back to the beginning, jumping in as we're introduced to President Bartlet and his staff, then following their ups and downs as they spend two terms governing the country.
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Even the big meat companies are jumping in, lest they be outflanked in the new protein gold rush; Tyson was an early backer of Beyond Meat before it started its own line of plant-based products; and Smithfield Foods, the world's largest pork producer, is launching a line of soy-based products.
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So with a major push towards automation across multiple industries there also looks to be a pretty sizeable scramble to set up and sell services to patch any problems that arise as a result of increasing use of AI. And, indeed, to encourage more businesses to feel confident about jumping in and automating more.
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There were reasons for this, of course: Broadcast networks, which produced the vast majority of scripted series, sought to appeal to the largest possible number of people, and execs generally feared that multi-episode storylines would not only confuse existing viewers who missed an installment or two, but also prevent new viewers from jumping in.
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Throughout the two minute short, we see the roleplaying medic pull off all kinds of amazing feats: skillfully drifting through a hail of bullets, expertly jumping in with a perfectly placed wall to save a teammate, and rolling up in one of the newly added golf carts to ferry players away from the encroaching storm.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BASEL, Switzerland — The opening of Art Basel earlier this week wasn't anything you wouldn't expect at the Swiss fair: The world's wealthiest were queuing at the entrance, half-forcing their way in by pushing and jumping, in the same way that people run into Walmart on Boxing Day.
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Among his films are "Harry & Snowman" (2016), about Harry de Leyer and the plow horse rescued from slaughter that went on to win the triple crown in show jumping in the 1950s; and "Miss You Can Do It" (2013), an HBO Original Documentary about a beauty pageant for girls and young women with disabilities.
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They're the kind of thing most of us try to avoid—by taking tried-and-true burn prevention steps like turning the handles of pots and pans toward the back of the stove, keeping hot liquids out of reach of kids and pets, and cautiously dipping a toe into a hot bath or Jacuzzi before jumping in.
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It wasn't straight-up nausea, and I'm not sure if one of the games specifically caused it or it was a result of jumping in and out of VR for a solid half-hour, but relief washed over me the last time I took off that headset, despite the fact that I'd been having fun up until then.
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The potential of such technology was recently showcased at an Xbox event in San Francisco, where users of the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset could play Minecraft either on a 2D screen in a virtual theater (complete with Minecrafty floor tiles) or by jumping in and playing as though they were actually moving around in the world.
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New Hampshire Democratic Party chairman Ray Buckley told CNN that he expects the state's most in-demand Democratic staffers "will be scooped up in the next six weeks or so" - a tight timeline that could act as a catalyst, perhaps, for any would-be candidates hoping to deliberate longer before jumping in to the presidential race.
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That would mean jumping in with both feet to snatch Manny Machado from Baltimore and then getting on the phone with his good friend Omar Minaya, part of a triumvirate making baseball decisions for the Mets, and telling him he doesn't want Jacob deGrom or Noah Syndergaard, the two most coveted starting pitchers on the market.
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MUNOZ: ITS A COMBINATION OFALL OF THOSE THINGS SUCH A MASSIVE MARKET FROM A POPULATION PERSPECTIVE THATCONNECTING ALL THOSE CUSTOMERS FROM THE INLAND ASPECTS OF CHINA, AND TO THECOASTAL AREAS IS SOMETHING THAT A LOT OF AIRLINES ARE JUMPING IN SO WEVE GOT ALOT OF COMPETITION A LITTLE BIT OF SOFTENING OF THE ECONOMY THAT DRIVES AMERICANSTO CHINA.
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"We're now seeing a much larger number of public-sector leaders — government at the national and local level — jumping in and asking, `How do we tackle this and build stronger entrepreneurial ecosystems?' whether from rudimentary things like business regulations improvement, focusing on an R&D innovation agenda, a more sophisticated way to raise early stage financing or high-skilled immigration," said Ortmans.
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And if the sexual taboos built into his church training are worth resenting to this day, "Black Canyon," where some poor sufferer kills himself by jumping in front of an 18-wheeler on the freeway, is for the saved and the unsaved alike, its hero a female firefighter brave enough to face her own worst memories as she shares the suicide's last moments.
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At press time, the fundraiser had raised $1,210 from 19 people; meanwhile, commenters on the page have voiced frustration that members of High On Life are asking for money at all, calling it "narcissistic" and "low" for social media celebrities — people who got paid to travel and engage in high-risk stunts, including cliff-jumping, in other words — to ask for such a sum.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) on Tuesday tweeted "proof" of himself playing basketball, jumping in on a long-running online joke by sharing a picture of look-alike Duke University point guard Grayson Allen.
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"Between running all over the place lately promoting my new movie … plus going to Flint to help the people of my hometown, plus jumping in to support Senator Sanders, plus doing a dozen other things – well, I read somewhere you can't burn it at both ends, and if u do, it's best not to do so in the winter nor anywhere near a place full of toxic water!" wrote Moore, 61.
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Patti Wood, body language and workplace relations expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma "Some classic body-language markers of bullying include invading someone's personal space, using sharp weapon gestures like pointing and jabbing, interrupting people, [and] jumping in and taking over a conversation, especially if the other person speaks slowly, pauses, uses proper turn-taking etiquette," Wood told Refinery29.
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Wiedemann also enjoyed tickling a cat while solving puzzles in Fantastic Contraption; tried to break the world record in ski jumping in VRLympix; chased and killed people in Hover Junkers; hung out with friends in AltspaceVR; travelled to magic places with his new friends in VRChat; posed with his pink suit as the American president in the White House; disappeared many times in the waiting room of SteamVR; relaxed for several hours in the the VR diorama Blocked In, and more.
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Depending on your preferred form of party, it was either one of those high-budget events that resembles the sort of idealised hoedown you might see in a Coca-Cola advert – attractive, 'on-trend' twentysomethings jumping in slow motion to David Guetta, because 48-year-old David Guetta is for some reason playing to a room of 'on-trend' twentysomethings, Coca-Cola paying his massive private fee, we assume – or a hellhole warehouse rave with lashings of ketamine and everyone having a fucking great time.
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To wit, here are a few things that can result from bad sleeping habits: • Weight gain • Increased rates of workplace accidents • Driving abilities on par with those of drunken drivers • Problems staying focused • Higher likelihoods of catching a cold So before you doze off for another 10 minutes before getting ready for work — I assume you're reading this in bed as you put off jumping in the shower — here are few things that can help you wake up more refreshed and better prepared to tackle your day.
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