So she lifted up her shirt to expose her belly.
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So why isn't he being lifted up to formal leadership?
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Roche also lifted up peers such as Novartis and Sanofi.
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Some women lifted up their tops, and he filmed them.
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Brock Turner took a passed-out woman from a party, laid her down next to a dumpster, lifted up her shirt, lifted up her skirt, pulled down her panties and penetrated her with his fingers.
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When women celebrate one another's accomplishments, we're all lifted up. 3.
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"This place needs to be lifted up!" she tells her sister.
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I lay down on my couch and lifted up my blouse.
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They went to airports, lifted up their voices and were heard.
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And when women celebrate one another's accomplishments, we're all lifted up.
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Several times a day I was lifted up and made to walk.
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He lifted up a franchise and a fan base often at odds.
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I lifted up his arm and told him, 'Keep it to yourself.
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He lifted up his shirt sleeve for a peek, but nothing more.
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Dan Crenshaw lifted up his eye patch to show him something special.
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But Martin insisted that he lifted up the concerns of LGBTQ Catholics.
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It has been magnified and lifted up and put on another playing field.
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Wide receiver Quincy Enunwa lifted up Marshall and hauled him off the field.
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It is rarer still for those women to be lifted up in media.
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"Having a positive attitude lifted up everyone around me," Iliev-Piselli, 38, tells PEOPLE.
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LA loves the OIympics because the Games have lifted up our city twice before.
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"Suddenly, half of the ceiling just lifted up and blew right off," she said.
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Hydraulic pistons had lifted up the bathtub, revealing the entrance to a hidden tunnel.
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It was not comfortable music, but it got under your heart, and lifted up.
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It was as if someone had lifted up the entire town and dropped it.
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Their legacy be having lifted up the scores of women who will follow them.
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Then gel should be lifted up, and not filed down to the bare nail plate.
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Ann is lifted up to look the stunning giant in his all-too-human eyes.
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I lifted up the couch cushions and pushed aside the canned lentils in the cupboard.
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The chair lifted up so that I could lie down, and then the trip began.
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I was at the protest Thursday night to be lifted up out of my sadness.
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And I lifted up a chicken and I said, 'Look, Si,' and he said, 'Chicken.
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During this process, I have lifted up a large section of shingles and roof scraps.
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He couldn't be lifted up because he was too busy cruelly dragging everyone else down.
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But I like something flat and topographic that is lifted up to be a picture.
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Racists and white supremacist views are lifted up in the media and the White House.
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He raced down and lifted up a box from the floor and its bottom fell out.
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The doctor lifted up his Labay's eyelid and saw zero evidence of blood in his eye.
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Then the next president better be really good at making everyone feel included and lifted up.
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A veterinarian was lifted up in a cherry picker to shoot him with a tranquilizer gun.
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Meanwhile, the tears and remembrances -- from fans, fellow players and those he lifted up -- haven't stopped.
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John Hanke being lifted up by his colleagues at a Google party a few months post-acquisition.
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She then turned toward the crowd and lifted up her hands in the shape of a heart.
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They inadvertently kick-started a revolution that lifted up black, immigrant, poor and illiterate consumers around America.
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"The moment our daughter was lifted up and we laid eyes on her was incredible," Lanter said.
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Twist it and the entire aluminum chassis can be lifted up to get to the machine's components.
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Taking down the barriers that hold some of us back allows us all to be lifted up.
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When "In the Heights" won, Lin-Manuel Miranda was lifted up and almost out of my photos.
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During the performance, patrons were moved — actually lifted up in their seats — from once section to others.
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The group lifted up a single motionless man, offering a poetic analogy for masculine fragility and solidarity.
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We've got a lot of down-ballot candidates that are also being lifted up by this campaign.
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He was lifted up and dropped to the ground and tackled before he fell unconscious, prosecutors said.
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The Brazilian boat was later lifted up and carried on the beach with the happy Brazilian duo aboard.
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It's the best hour of any day, because if I feel like crap, somehow I'm always lifted up.
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The actual unveilings are so carefully orchestrated that you feel lifted up and carried along by the experience.
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Afterward, Kyrgios lifted up Hewitt and carried him down to the court, before being engulfed by his teammates.
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When the Rapture inevitably came, good Christians would be lifted up and bad ones cast down to Hell.
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Mills: So truly, black flags of ISIS are being lifted up on different continents all over the world.
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Some screened porches, or lanais, which can also be lifted up by the wind, were damaged as well.
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In the falling light it seemed that a shadow lifted up from the water and went past him.
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"The moment our daughter was lifted up and we laid eyes on her was incredible," Matt, 34, tells PEOPLE.
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And as I lifted up my hand I knocked the entire mug of water over on Charles&apos lap.
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We hear a guttural snarl as the man is lifted up like a plush toy in an arcade game.
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At events, he and his wheelchair are often lifted up in the air, and DJs invite him on stage.
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Eventually falling to the floor motionless, Hough ended the dance by being lifted up in the air by cables.
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Before I could answer he lifted up his uniform and showed me a twisted Insane Clown Posse chest piece.
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When Roche, with scant ceremony, lifted up the spinal column, a talon of astonishingly bright red flesh dangled loose.
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The detectives asked her to prove it, and the young woman lifted up her shirt, showing them her breasts.
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She even went skydiving using a special adaptive strap to keep her legs together and lifted up to her chest.
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Working families need support and need to be lifted up, and frankly, this economy is not working for working people.
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Outside of the crime scene tape — which teens lifted up to exit — teens greeted or said goodbye to their friends.
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It was lifted up multiple times, and at least once Epps grabbed the animal's harness to pose for a photo.
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The planes, accompanied by accurate sound effects, are lifted up and propelled on a series of computer-controlled metal rods.
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How would they, hypothetically speaking, be lifted up by society, and more able to succeed than they feel they currently are?
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"When you have a circulation of a tropical cyclone, wind and moist air are lifted up over the mountains," says Stewart.
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Many stagger from exhaustion; an unconscious man has to be lifted up into the boat with a rope tied around him.
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When my hips lifted up to meet his mouth, to tempt him, he finally gave us both what we clearly wanted.
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But when the time came Friday and Trump walked onto the stage, they lifted up their phones and took endless photos.
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But when I came back into awareness — the initial hit had been a shock — I lifted up my head and smiled.
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On Sunday, the Revenge Body host proudly lifted up her shirt to show off her toned tummy on her Instagram Story.
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I lifted up my dress and showed my underpants when they tried to get the picture of me in the crown.
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"It has lifted up our hearts to see that Jackie has touched so many lives," the family said in a statement.
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All the yoga I did made me incredibly flexible, and I loved being lifted up and twisted into adventurous sexual positions.
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"These are the scars of apartheid," he said as he lifted up his shirt to reveal the marks on his body.
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In 205, riders were treated to new drop-down cushioned seating, or benches that could be lifted up on crowded trains.
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"It would really undermine if not destroy their credibility on a whole host of issues where they've lifted up women," Rep.
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Second, the American dream of the sort that lifted up the Trump family is based on a kind of social Darwinism.
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While it is certainly the Women's March, what is so extraordinary is that it lifted up the issues of so many people.
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As a child, Stone broke both arms falling off a balance beam, so she hates to be lifted up into the air.
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Much like with her Oscars gown, Hudgens happily lifted up her flowing skirt to show off the full effect of her dress.
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He now boasts a 79% approval rating, lifted up by a brash style, his drug war and increased spending on social programs.
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She lifted up her pant leg to rub a nasty scar running from her ankle up her mid-calf to her knee.
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I'm suddenly being lifted up higher and higher, until I can barely touch the floor, only to be let back down again.
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In the future, I see them—along with teachers, who have also not seen the respect that they deserve—[getting] lifted up.
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"Honestly, when my mother died, I was so touched and lifted up by ANY and all the expressions of sympathy," she wrote.
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Ostensibly, Grassley lifted up those cases to ask the federal government why such immigrants had been approved for DACA to begin with.
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While #MeToo has triggered an avalanche of support for women in many industries, the movement hasn't lifted up sex workers' stories, Cruise said.
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The white nationalists and trolls who identify with the alt-right have lifted up Bashar al-Assad as a hero in recent years.
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Colbert lifted up a photo of Nicole Kidman at the Emmy's — which Washington recently posted to her Instagram — to chat about it. Why?
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Mulvaney then lifted up a massive stack of Obama regulations, and said they were all passed in the final months of his administration.
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Swift is expected to testify that Mueller lifted up her skirt and grabbed her bare butt at her preconcert fan meet-and-greet.
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According to Gooding, the problem is not that he lifted up Paulson's skirt, but that the picture was taken completely out of context.
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The wind, he was told, had lifted up a portable carport that had been behind the house and thrust it toward the home.
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"The difference you see in me now is that feeling when a woman feels lifted up, safe, appreciated and unconditionally loved," said Minaj.
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It had a series of moves, to shake me about and make it look like I was being lifted up by a giant.
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I only lifted up my blindfold once over the course of the sound artist Francisco López's performance at Issue Project Room on Tuesday.
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She asked to be lifted up to bang on the glass, the suit said, so Anello held her up and she leaned forward.
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" Heads bowed as Thomas Rhett lifted up Brown, Dixon and their families: "Bring them peace that only you know how to bring somebody.
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"This is going to lift up the whole pro-life movement like maybe it's never been lifted up before," he told the outlet.
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"The difference you see in me now is that feeling when a woman feels lifted up, safe, appreciated and unconditionally loved," she said.
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The suit says Chloe asked to be lifted up to bang on the glass, something she did frequently at her brother's hockey games.
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While some buildings are slated to be demolished, some will literally be lifted up from the ground and moved via trucks and cranes.
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Jamie Vardy has attempted to cast him down, but Lee "Chappy" Chapman has been lifted up on the wings of the people's will.
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"Show Khloé how big her tits are gonna be," the Real Housewives of Atlanta star told her oldest child who lifted up her shirt.
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With a tall body lifted up for good ground clearance, the LX heaves forward under braking, squats back when accelerating and leans into corners.
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They lifted up the futon, scattering the cats, and slumped it against the wall, blocking access to a tiny bathroom dominated by litter boxes.
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Belted and lifted up or worn off the shoulder, it becomes slightly sexier, which is good when you've been running after kids all day.
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We saw people, we saw a candidate talking about higher wages and better trade and a country that was lifted up for all people.
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At the ARIA Awards (Australia's answer to the Grammys) on Tuesday, Callinan lifted up his kilt and exposed his penis on the red carpet.
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The 49-year-old was on stage along with the rest of the AHS: Roanoke cast when he lifted up actress Sarah Paulson's skirt.
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"Cocaine is the new drug for you, Susie Q," Peter said as he unpinched off the nostril and lifted up from the metal zebra.
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We lowered him and tried again, and once more the bed lifted up to a point but then was suspended in some hideous limbo.
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"It can be lifted in stages so we're starting at 10% and it can be lifted up to well beyond 25%," the President said.
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It's definitely got Mustang vibes, and looks a bit like a Mustang that has been lifted up with paneling extended down toward the road.
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"The Kuomintang can't be lifted up again," Wang Hongguang, a retired People's Liberation Army lieutenant general, said at a conference in China last December.
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Instead of blowing out all the candles in a single breath, he lifted up each individual Twinkie and blew them out one by one.
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Next door to Mary Melton's home, her sister Lydia Melton, 57, sat on her front porch with a dust mask lifted up to her forehead.
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Metro's ordeal became national news last week when video of her being lifted up to a helicopter from Piestewa Peak in Phoenix, Arizona went viral.
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But the rescue did not go exactly as planned, and her basket stretcher spun wildly out of control while being lifted up to the copter.
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"I think he said 'dinero' (money)," she told Channel Nine, adding that she lifted up her shirt to showed she had no money with her.
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There's also an option to watch movies, although you'll have to stand with your arm lifted up at a right angle to see them straight.
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This made timing our moves essential since we only had a few seconds to swipe pieces before we were lifted up into the air again.
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But even though he didn't win, it's impossible to deny that through his strategy and skill, he has lifted up the sport of figure skating.
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It was made of a stiff material, she said during cross-examination, and she thinks the photo shows it lifted up by Mueller's right arm.
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But what we got was Dany deciding to methodically mass murder the exact same kinds of people she lifted up to forge her savior reputation.
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But judging from their presentation, the kids lifted up the larger point of what I'd tried to share: Where life is precious, life is precious.
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After waiters served a salad the size of a postage stamp, Hudson Kroenig was lifted up to the microphone to introduce the night's special guest.
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Instead of being lifted up by the community, I was weighed down by not being able to express or fulfill my own wants and needs.
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He then asked if he could show me his 'little friend' and lifted up his hat to reveal a lizard perched on top of his head.
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"Throughout their lives, they have lifted up stories of people whose efforts to make a difference are quietly changing the world for the better," continued Shultz.
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To maintain stability, SwagSurf never completely clears the surface of the water, but Swagtron execs claim that it is lifted up enough to significantly reduce drag.
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Being lifted up on a boat and held down while someone's taking measurements isn't exactly your regular, laid-back swim in the ocean — it's pretty stressful.
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"And yeah, I don't shave my armpits when I don't feel like it," Martinez said as she lifted up her arm to reveal her hairy pits.
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"This organizing was always happening, it just wasn't as lifted up in media," Nina Luo, DecrimNY steering committee member and organizer with VOCAL-NY, told Refinery29.
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You've seen them: the man's belly, black shirt lifted up, arms extended in a vaguely Christlike pose as he's being hauled through a narrow airplane aisle.
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"When he got up and I moved the dolly off my foot, my big toenail was lifted up like an open garage door," Van Ness described.
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Indeed, Germany is lifted up as a singular example of a moral nation, a nation that has faced its history honestly, the world champions of memory.
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Certainly it was a shame that publishing had lifted up the white lady's book and ignored the book of the Latina woman, people seem to agree.
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She told police that she said no several times, but that Bryant kept holding her by the neck, then lifted up her skirt and penetrated her.
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"The recount has shone a light on that mess, and has really lifted up the call for a voting system we can trust," Ms. Stein said.
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For the group selfie, taken by a friend, Schumer lifted up her gray long sleeve shirt to reveal her stomach that was covered by black maternity leggings.
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She posted a quick video on Snapchat wearing a lifted-up black hoodie that exposed her stomach, and stood sideways as she zoomed in on her waist.
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Not that you can blame them — the empire built by Chip and Joanna Gaines lifted up by their popular HGTV show is addictive and cozy as hell.
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In Waddell's announcement, Bella is sporting a shocked expression as her parents have their shirts lifted up and Waddell, 33, holds up a strip of ultrasound photos.
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At a trade meeting with members of Congress at the White House the week before last, Trump lifted up a board to show the room some charts.
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Martinez said the couple were driving through Chelsea when their car was lifted up by the force of the blast, damaging the left side of the vehicle.
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When I asked him what it was, he lifted up his cloak to reveal a small pot of burning coal he was cradling to keep himself warm.
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"This is going to lift up the whole pro-life movement like maybe it's never been lifted up before," Trump told the Daily Caller in an interview.
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The "American values" that Trump has lifted up in this and other speeches — LGBTQ rights, religious freedom, gender equality — aren't exactly priorities for the rest of his agenda.
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In Clinton's closing statement, she was able to appear honestly passionate as her voice rose with excitement, her head and shoulder came back and her head lifted up.
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She told the Times Trump at one point lifted up an armrest on a flight and grabbed her breast and tried to put his hand up her skirt.
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At another point in the film, she and that pianist, Ryan Gosling, will literally be lifted up into sky as a sort of astral consummation of their relationship.
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The experience stays in my head: sitting in the pews with hundreds of worshippers and feeling lifted up toward the famous rose windows, through which morning sunlight pillared.
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When his turn came, he lifted up stones the size of footballs as if they were tennis balls, hurling them so far that the audience wouldn't stop cheering.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. lifted up Sarah Paulson's dress during an "American Horror Story" event, and while they both laughed it off ... some fans think he crossed the line.
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One entered the courtroom in her wheelchair, two oxygen tanks behind her, and defiantly described the February night when 58-year-old Luis Gomez lifted up her nightgown.
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"Billy Graham lifted up our nation, not because he occupied the spotlight so masterfully, but because he knew he wasn't the one who belonged in it," he said.
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Savage rolled onto his back and lifted up his hands, which visibly trembled as if he were experiencing an electric shock, a telltale sign of a potential concussion.
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" Opinion: How a delusional GOP lifted up Trump Stewart also took aim at the political class, asking, "Why are we so good at campaigns and so bad at governance?
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Among the standouts from the Nepalese-American designer: twisting earrings in which a pearl could be worn on the lobe or lifted up to nestle in the ear cavity.
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As the sensation crested, a huge orca lifted up out of the water, baring its smooth gray back, and for a moment I felt its weight settle on me.
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"We were truly living in the last days before the Earth would be destroyed and the righteous would be lifted up to heaven," Smith recalled a few years ago.
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Eric took this photo from our backyard right after the accident happened where Kobe, his daughter, and other beautiful souls were lifted up to be with God for eternity.
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A particularly intriguing plan calls for a thin global cloud of small transparent balloons lifted up into the stratosphere, where it would shade or reflect the amount of incoming sunlight.
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She lifted up her phone, walked toward a sandcastle sitting on stage, appeared to be taking a photo of it, then began walking around it holding her phone in place.
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"I watched as he slowly lifted up tent flaps and shot the people inside," then 21-year-old Adrian Pracon, a worker on the island, told PEOPLE at the time.
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Rather than protect civil society, we have lifted up these hateful narratives and given them prime real estate on our TV screens, in our book stores, and on our computers.
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During the interview on the official Taiwanese Hearthstone stream, Blitzchung appeared wearing a gas mask, which he lifted up before shouting "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age!" in Chinese.
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In this conversation, there is this theme of both being lifted up by friendships with your trans sisters, and also the kind of rejection that we inflict on one another.
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With his team ahead by 2-0, Winston dished to the freshman Aaron Henry and lifted up the last three fingers on his hand as Henry drained the 33-pointer.
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The city-approved plans detail that the existing 1890 house will be lifted up and inched over to make way for the three townhomes that will be built beside it.
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The church finds her voice when she remembers that God "has brought down rulers from their thrones but has lifted up the humble," as the Gospel of Luke puts it.
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The status of fruits and vegetables also needs to be lifted up, so that we see these options in our foodscape instead of only billboards for greasy hamburgers and candy.
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In Season 3, Episode 10, there was an especially controversial image of Khaleesi being lifted up in a large crowd of Yunkai people who were worshipping the woman who liberated them.
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But when the conversation switched to the topic of tattoos, Page lifted up her arm and showed the world something we did not expect: Kristen Wiig's name etched on her bicep.
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Taylor Swift claims David Mueller, who was a radio DJ in Denver at the time of the incident, lifted up her skirt and groped her bare bottom during a photo op.
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At one point during their romantic embrace, Scott lifted up the reality star into the air as they snuggled up in front of the black Cadillac SUV outside of his residence.
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"16 Psyche" is an exceptionally sludgy grind that, as always, is both lifted up and shoved into the cold dirt by the gulf between Wolfe's lofty voice and her craggy guitar.
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"He has come back to the neighborhoods where I live in the inner city of Baltimore and lifted up young African American males and he has been a wonderful role model."
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"We have the most diverse American congress ever, I'm lifted up in seeing that a United States that values Equality & protection for all is currently fighting for that," Van Ness tweeted.
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"So it has pockets and it also has…" the 1991 Best Supporting Actress winner said as she lifted up her billowing skirt to reveal the unlaced boots she was wearing beneath it.
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Documentary filmmakers were first to seize on Paulette's potential -- after she approached a producer who was out on a shoot, lifted up her shirt and said her story needed to be told.
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"At that time our offender, the male individual, lifted up his shirt and displayed a handgun," Johnson said, prompting the friend to run into the hospital where a 911 call was made.
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But it will not surprise all of you who know and love him, that he also is being stoic and strong, and is being lifted up by his large and supportive family.
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One nine-second clip shows the Rolesville High School student, sporting pigtails, looking dazed as she lay on the ground a moment before being lifted up by the officer and led away.
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"I relied on several tools, one of which was prayer, and I was lifted up and blessed by a lot of people who sent me prayers, sent me spiritual readings," she said.
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I see an America that is brought together and lifted up by leaders seeking national unity, simple justice, better health care and more economic opportunity for all and not just the few.
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She was present in 2017 in a viral photo of evangelical leaders praying over Trump in the Oval Office and previously made controversial statements suggesting God "lifted up" Trump to the presidency.
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When he lifted up his newborn son, he found under his wife's sheets copies of the "Korean Declaration of Independence," which called for an uprising against Japanese colonial rule the next day.
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At a church service on March 15, Howard-Browne said he would not close his church's doors until the Rapture, when believers will be lifted up to heaven, according to evangelical theology.
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We got a first glimpse of the fresh ink when Pitt arrived to the 76th Venice Film Festival via boat taxi this week and lifted up his arm to wave to fans.
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I'd wager that much of it was built off of stock video footage: the clouds seen from an aeroplane, the construction materials lifted up past the skyscraper, the images of cranes, etc.
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So here we are, striving so very hard, because there is a remnant this is going to be lifted up to heaven at the very end of the world, whoever is left standing.
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Kardashian — who gave birth to her daughter True Thompson six weeks ago on April 12 — proudly lifted up her shirt on Sunday morning to show off her toned tummy on her Instagram Story.
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"I relied on several tools, one of which was prayer, and I was lifted up and blessed by a lot of people who sent me prayers, sent me spiritual readings," Clinton said Thursday.
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The sea is choppy — the experience of riding it feels as if the boat is often being lifted up several stories high on a billow, then dashed down from that height onto concrete.
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"Eric took this photo from our backyard right after the accident happened where Kobe, his daughter, and other beautiful souls were lifted up to be with God for eternity," Simpson wrote on Instagram.
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As Sihad stepped from the house, a young soldier lifted up his shirt to reveal the face of Mustafa, with his thick black mustache and checkered red head scarf, sprawled across his back.
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They fought and died in every war since the Revolution and from the pews and the picket lines, they've lifted up the conscience of our country in the long march for civil rights.
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But Mad Men nonetheless lifted up Joan and Peggy's fight to be taken seriously — a fight they won — as pointed counterparts to its men, stuck in their own loops of self-defeating self-pity.
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Plus, while you're getting lifted up by all this girl power, you've also got Rae's perfect comedic timing, Hall's physical comedy, and Martin's range of hilarious expressions to keep you laughing along the way.
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For more than 300 years, free African labor and ingenuity built nations across the globe, pulled failed dynasties out of ruin, lifted up countries into becoming superpowers and made cultural contributions that define America.
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Also on Monday, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul showed off her post-baby body in a mirror selfie video for which she lifted up her oversized white sweater to reveal her midriff and black leggings.
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"What doesn't get lifted up enough is Sanders' strength with the non-college-educated voters," said Pastor, author of the recent book "State of Resistance," which covers the Democratic rise to dominance in California.
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The billowing skirt hid Gomez&aposs heels for most of the event, but she lifted up the sides at one point to reveal her shoes: a pair of crystal-covered Miu Miu platform sandals.
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His feet were essentially lifted up on wedges, so that instead of being firmly planted on the ground, they could be at an angle that made it easier to walk around on four legs.
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When the party was over, Cucuzza and five members of his clubhouse staff gathered around sections of the plastic and lifted up the corners, creating a kiddie pool of the remnants of Champagne and beer.
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So down came Santa onto a dolly, rolled across 86th Street and, with the strength of seven men, lifted up those 12 stairs and onto his perch, where his giant arms and legs were attached.
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"I had this thing where they lifted up my mouth and then for the first week I couldn't feel my mouth, I can hardly feel my mouth now, to be honest with you," she laughed.
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Washington (CNN)2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said Sunday that "we are living through a full-fledged crisis in our democracy" and "racist and white supremacist views are lifted up" in the White House.
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The whole world lifted up for perhaps only an infinitesimal amount in the epochs of existence, but it was enough to afford a space for new thinking, for restoration, for exploration of entities beyond the Earth.
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When it came time for the birthday boy to blow out the candles on his special cake — which had nods to the game — Kourtney lifted up Mason's younger brother Reign, who was also born on Dec.
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In the photo, the actress — who is expecting a baby girl with boyfriend Matthew Koma — was wearing a pair of gray sweatpants and a matching tank top, which she lifted up to expose her full belly.
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But once it was time to climb the stairs, Roberts — a pragmatist and woman after our own hearts — kicked off the platform shoes, lifted up the hem of her gown, and made her way up, barefoot.
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During his trial on Monday, Fodhil Tahar Aouidate, a native of Roubaix, France, lifted up his shirt and showed black marks on his stomach to the judge and then turned and showed them to the courtroom.
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As I cursed under my breath, she ran back to our bed, jumped up, nudged the edge of the comforter with her snout and whined until I lifted up the blanket to let her back inside.
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While the dress concealed Mirren&aposs footwear for most of the night, she lifted up her dress at one point, revealing a pair of Aldo Delarathien platform ankle boots marked down to just $55 on Aldo.com.
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"The contention that Mr. Mueller lifted up Ms. Swift's skirt and grabbed her bottom, while standing with his girlfriend, in front of Ms. Swift's photographer and (her) highly trained security personnel ... is nonsense," the lawsuit said.
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Once Mr. Trudeau had posed for his last selfie and lifted up the last baby at the Peterborough stop, several attendees said they were pleased with the event, including some who had questions about certain policies.
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You can't really tell which area is being worked on — it's that close — but you can see how the metal tool is gently pressed around the clogged pore, then lifted up, taking the sebum along with it.
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"When racist and white supremacist views are lifted up in the media and the White House, when hard-fought-for civil rights are being stripped back ..." Also in attendance were several 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls, including Sens.
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When you have a white savior called mother, lifted up by a sea of brown hands, with the mission of teaching the colonized people how to be civilized, it's time to take some basic lessons in Orientalism.
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It was a time when Rush Limbaugh ruled talk radio, when the Left Behind series was a best-seller, and when school shooting victims at Columbine High School were lifted up as modern martyrs for the faith.
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A great chorus of formal condemnation shall be lifted up, and my male colleagues will sputter with gall, appalled by the actions of bad apples so rare they have been encountered by every single woman I know.
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"[The collapse] resulted in cyclonic-type winds that has moved across the fire ground and has literally lifted up a 10- or 12-tonne firetruck and flipped it onto its roof trapping the people inside," Fitzsimmons said.
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Because of Robinson some Americans were lifted up from our stodginess and were able to appreciate a gifted athlete and a driven human being, excelling where no player of color had been allowed since the 19th Century.
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Show Us Your Wall On a recent afternoon Ariel Foxman was having a one-way conversation with his son, Cielo, as he lifted up the newborn "Lion King"-style and then brought him in for a kiss.
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"Because the drop was so sudden, a lot of people got lifted up and hit their head, either on the ceiling or on the side of plane," Amir Mehrbakhsh, a passenger on the flight told ABC New York.
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The boy had been lifted up by an 11-year-old cousin so that he could see over a wall and admire what he called the "grand babies" of an apparition that was said to last two hours.
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"As I was holding it in my hand, it weighed about three to four pounds, but now that small little lump feels like thousands and thousands of pounds that&aposs been lifted up off of me," Ravon said.
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I got to try on both models, and found my wrists are too thick for the Ticwatch S. Portions of the strap are rigid and at a set angle, so the watch body was lifted up off my wrist.
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"He shouldn't be lifted up for carrying out the discriminatory ban," said Sacha Buchert, an attorney at LGBTQ group Lambda Legal and a transgender military veteran who served in the Marine Corps as a scout sniper in the 1980s.
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Abrams said Wednesday she does not want to disparage or take away from the "legitimate" response people had to O'Rourke's campaign, but she questioned why she and Gillum were not "lifted up" in the same way after their campaigns.
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The star gave fans a first glimpse at her post-baby transformation just seven weeks after giving birth to her daughter, posting a quick video on Snapchat of herself wearing a lifted-up black hoodie that exposed her stomach.
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"One of the most cringe-worthy things I saw was when a shopper lifted up their toddler's garments and changed the crappy diaper on top of the merchandise in the department, leaving the used diaper in the parking lot."
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Savage rolled onto his back on the turf at NRG Stadium in Houston and lifted up his hands, which visibly trembled as if he were experiencing an electric shock, a telltale sign of a potential concussion, according to experts.
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And Ariana Grande went for a spa-chic Instagram post en route to the red carpet, with a Snapchat-filtered video of a towel wrapped head and cucumbers on her eyes, which then lifted up to reveal her glam smoky eyes.
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Emergency medical workers who arrived on the scene determined she was dead, but it was only when investigators from the medical examiner's office arrived and lifted up Ms. Romo's body that the injuries to her face became visible, the police said.
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All of this came as Hillary Clinton and the Democrats concluded a well-executed convention week in which a succession of speakers lifted up the former secretary of state and serially painted the portrait of Trump as unhinged and dangerous.
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To hear him tell it, globalization and mechanization has lifted up millions of people in the developing world out of poverty, but it's also harmed the fortunes of the Western middle class, or what used to be the middle class.
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Dave Portnoy was hauled away by security Sunday during Maroon 5's halftime show as he watched from the stand -- and by hauled, we mean his entire body was literally lifted up and carried out by a swarm of guards.
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When it senses that the foot has lifted up for a step, it can lift the toe up to keep it clear, also exposing the heel so that when the limb comes down, it can roll into the next step.
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When it came time for the birthday boy to blow out the candles on his special cake — which had nods to the game — Kardashian lifted up Mason's 4-year-old younger brother Reign Aston, who was also born on Dec.
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On March 8, 2016, freelance journalist Andrea Noel, tweeted a surveillance video of a man who had lifted up her skirt and pulled down her underwear while she walking down the street in a hip, upscale neighborhood in Mexico City.
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What August showed us about America "A faction of church members were concerned about my speech and that I lifted up Black Lives Matter movement, the Women's March, and Heather Heyer as examples of racial justice work," his resignation statement said.
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Groups like Católicas por el Derecho a Decidir Argentina lifted up the voices of many Argentinian Catholics who believe that every women should be respected to make her own conscience-based decisions and that the hierarchy should not dictate policy.
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They'll look for the kind of reporting, the smartest investigative journalism that told our story and lifted up the contradictions in our societies, and asked the hard questions and forced people to see the truth even when it was uncomfortable.
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From a bed hung from rope in the living room, Filip, a housing activist studying human geography and working in city planning, lifted up a pair of binoculars and panned across the city from Berghain, the infamous club, to the Ostbahnhof train station.
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Read more: An Ohio teen lifted up a 3,000-pound car to save his neighbor trapped underneathCole was well-known to police and has been arrested several times in the past year, on charges including trespassing and possession of a controlled substance.
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He then mentioned the cut-and-cover method used underneath city streets, no further underground than a basement; engineers cut trenches on the side of the road, lifted up the cement, laid down tracks, and then put the road back on top.
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The 103-year-old high school senior, who leads BLMGNY's youth coalition, lifted up her shirt to show me the still-visible bruises she received on her back after she says she was pummeled by a middle-aged white man twice her size.
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The wind, he was told, had lifted up a portable carport that had been behind the house and thrust it toward the home such that one of its legs burst through "the ceiling or the window, I'm not sure which," Mr. Radney said.
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"The free trade, or freer trade, that we've had since the end of the Second World War has been the great engine which has lifted up literally hundreds of millions of people out of poverty — far more than any aid programs," Hufbauer says.
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"These have been some of the most difficult days of my 19 years with the Panthers, but I am lifted up by the strong resolve and the commitment our employees have shown to this organization," she said in a statement on the team's website.
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It occurs to me that an image of a Black man peering out of a partially lifted up manhole cover (which has been used for the cover of Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man) can signify Black people who are emancipated legally, but still marginalized socially.
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" 'Whosoever shall put their trust in God shall be supported in their trials, and their troubles, and their afflictions, and shall be lifted up at the last day' (Alma 36:3) 'nevertheless not my will, but thine, be done,' (Luke 22:42)" she wrote.
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Record labels began looking to Latin people for talent; Yankee led the way, but he lifted up everyone with him—artists like Don Omar, Arcangel, and Wisin & Yandel are still dominant reggaeton acts who kickstarted their careers down the path Daddy Yankee had bulldozed through the charts.
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In the last 29 months, the organization has connected high-profile VCs with female founders through its Female Founder Office Hours, lifted up founders who value diversity with the Founders for Change campaign and connected male general partners with nascent female investors with its VC Champions program.
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What matters is that Americans had grown accustomed to the economy delivering broad wage gains and strong job growth, in the years after World War II, of the type that lifted up workers across race, gender, and class lines, though certainly not all at the same rate.
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"The contention that Mr. Mueller lifted up Ms. Swift's skirt and grabbed her bottom, while standing with his girlfriend, in front of Ms. Swift's photographer and Ms. Swift's highly trained security personnel, during a company sponsored, VIP, backstage meet-and-greet, is nonsense," the lawsuit states.
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However, I have been told that at one point, when I lifted up my hand to put it to my mouth, where my ventilation tube was, my consultant instructed me to put my hand back down to my side, and I did, so maybe something was getting through.
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"This is a broader call to folks that we care, we matter about who is trying to represent us, and we're going to do our due diligence to do what we can to ensure that the most vulnerable in our community are centered and lifted up," he said.
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The character's emotional turmoil is made visible through a variety of visual motifs: physical transformations, blocks, which perhaps represent the outside world, falling into his head (or the place where his head should be), and his entire body being lifted up and turned upside down in the air.
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"If we can't support the actual clinic in Missouri, then again we were the organization I think that a lot of people lifted up," Landeau, who is a volunteer, told VICE News earlier this week, before the clinic won an extension that will keep its doors open through August.
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"The option we landed on, which we are now in the process of designing, is to install a pit underneath the house in its present location, and place the house on a platform that is hydraulically lifted up and down" by machinery installed in the pit, Mr. Rosenberg said.
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And when the Obama administration tried to portray its deportation efforts as focusing on "criminal aliens," Gutierrez lifted up cases of immigrants who'd been "criminalized" for minor offenses like broken taillights — refusing to give into the framing of "deport felons, not families" that many immigration activists found reductive.
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On Thursday, Blac Chyna took to Snapchat to document her evening with her son and in one particularly sweet video, the expectant star lifted up her shirt to reveal her growing baby belly, only to have King Cairo reach out and rub it gently with a big smile on his face.
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Part of the problem is that some of what gets lifted up through the algorithms — and I think this is actually more true on cable news — there can be a focus on some of the work we do and other parts of it get lost, but there's just remarkable journalism happening.
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Mass migration, rising nationalism, Islamic terrorism, rural despair — many disruptive forces in our era flow from global Muggledom's refusal to just be a tame and subsidized surplus population, culled for its best and brightest, living only for the hope that occasionally a gifted son or daughter might be lifted up.
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"The light was perfect for silhouettes so I asked all the guests to make a circle, then I lifted up a drone and made some corrections to make it look perfectly round – to make it look like a ring which is a symbol of endless love," said Latvian photographer Marcis Baltskars.
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I've managed to burn more than one dish since I've started testing the Holy Sheet, but unlike my steel sheet pans that require heavy soaking, steel wool, and/or baking soda, a quick soak in hot water lifted up seemingly petrified caramelized onions and the glazes that glued them in place.
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"The day of the surgery, when I woke up and lifted up the covers as a 5-year-old, and seeing the stitches and the big red X—that told me right away that my body as its natural self was a freak and it needed to be corrected," he told Broadly.
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Tack-Tiles, a similar invention, were developed by a father in collaboration with his blind son in the 1980s and remain prohibitively expensive because they were extremely difficult to take to production — LEGO could have invested in existing technology and lifted up work done by the disability community, rather than reinventing the wheel.
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"But in a time of widespread misinformation, fearmongering, and white-supremacist propaganda related to immigration and to our border, in a time when adults and children are dying in US immigration cages, we believe that a novel blundering so badly in its depiction of marginalized, oppressed people should not be lifted up."
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Chapo's mistress, a former state lawmaker in Sinaloa named Lucero Sanchez, testified that a reinforced door bought him enough time during an early-morning raid by the DEA and Mexican marines that he was able to activate a hidden switch in his bathroom, triggering hydraulics that lifted up his bathtub and revealed a tunnel underneath.
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Last year, White said that God "lifted up" Trump to victory over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in the 2016 election, though she later said she regretted the comments.
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Dorothy Bolden By Ai-jen Poo When the New York Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights passed 251 years ago, I knew I was both witnessing a massive historical achievement in that moment and riding the crest of a longer historical arc, lifted up by millions of women who have been fighting for respect and dignity for generations.
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Young Money and Cash Money—the Birdman and Lil Wayne imprints to which OVO Sound counts itself as a descendant—became Southern rap supernovas by sharing and spreading star power; Mannie Fresh used his production talents to bolster the career of B.G and Juvenile, who in turn lifted up Lil Wayne, who brought up Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Tyga.
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President Trump's top spiritual adviser Paula White said Saturday that she regretted saying that God "lifted up" Trump in his 2016 election victory over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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While I don't regret the hours spent annotating the lyrics to her song "Maybe That's What It Takes" (still a banger, FYI) by hand and scouring the whole thing for angsty gay morsels, it's encouraging to speak to young people today who feel lifted up by seeing themselves represented more widely, and finding fans across the world who feel the same.
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CNN reported that Clinton did not explicitly mention President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in her remarks, but lamented that "racist and white supremacist views" had been lifted up by the White House.
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"— David Ferguson, International Policy DigestOthers said it overcorrected too much for what some fans didn&apost like in &aposThe Last Jedi&apos and that it made them miss the previous film"Abrams has done what was required of him, and you feel shaken and rattled but never truly thrilled — never lifted up into the fizzy pop-movie stratosphere of the original &aposStar Wars.
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"In a time of widespread misinformation, fear-mongering, and white-supremacist propaganda related to immigration and to our border, in a time when adults and children are dying in U.S. immigration cages, we believe that a novel blundering so badly in its depiction of marginalized, oppressed people should not be lifted up," the letter said, shining a light on the ideological nature of the attacks.
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"The contention that Mr. Mueller lifted up Ms. Swift's skirt and grabbed her bottom, while standing with his girlfriend, in front of Ms. Swift's photographer and Ms. Swift's highly trained security personnel, during a company sponsored, VIP, backstage meet-and-greet, is nonsense, particularly given that Ms. Swift's skirt is in place and is not being lifted by Mr. Mueller's hand in the photograph," the lawsuit states.
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I knew in my heart that I loved what I was doing here—what we were doing here—but it was easy to get caught up in the details and well... Here, two hours after landing on Zhivago, the tension emptied from my shoulders, I finally lifted up above the snow and the trees in my brand new space truck, and I saw it: The forest.
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When Evans met Jim Risch, the Republican senator from Idaho joked about catching him up on NATO, "since he missed the 70 years after World War II." When he met Representative Dan Crenshaw, a hard-line Texas Republican and former Navy SEAL who lost his right eye in Afghanistan, Crenshaw lifted up his eye patch to reveal a glass prosthetic painted to look like Captain America's shield.
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" Mueller's team had a different version of events, claiming that "the contention that Mr. Mueller lifted up Ms. Swift's skirt and grabbed her bottom, while standing with his girlfriend, in front of Ms. Swift's photographer and Ms. Swift's highly trained security personnel, during a company-sponsored, VIP, backstage meet-and-greet, is nonsense, particularly given that Ms. Swift's skirt is in place and is not being lifted by Mr. Mueller's hand in the photograph.
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"A faction of church members were concerned about my speech and that I lifted up Black Lives Matter movement, the Women' s March, and Heather Heyer as examples of racial justice work," Lee wrote in a post on the Auburn Theological Seminary website, referring to the woman who died at the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., last month when a man with alleged neo-Nazi ties plowed his car into a crowd.
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Filming on location in St. Radegund, where the Jägerstätters lived — and even using their real-life farmhouse for some interior scenes — Malick uses the same visual language he's been honing, with uneven success, since "The New World": a combination of loose, improvisatory scenes, often filmed with a wide fish-eye lens; whispered voice-overs of prayers lifted up to an unhearing God; and lots of shots of nature (in this case waterfalls, wheat fields and magnificent alpine crags).
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"When racist and white supremacist views are lifted up in the media and the White House, when hard-fought-for civil rights are being stripped back, when the single most important fight of our time, which makes it possible to fight every other fight and must be, as Frederick Douglass would say, our North Star -- the fight to protect our vote -- is not gathering the momentum and the energy and the passion it deserves, we have a lot of work to do, don't we?" she said.
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My study of the Bible, my many conversations with people of faith, has led me to believe the most important commandment is to love the Lord with all your might and to love your neighbor as yourself, and that is what I think we are commanded by Christ to do, and there is so much more in the Bible about taking care of the poor, visiting the prisoners, taking in the stranger, creating opportunities for others to be lifted up, to find faith themselves that I think there are many different ways of exercising your faith.
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YOU CAN'T SEPARATE THEM FROM EACH OTHER SUCCESSFUL COMPANIES HAVE LIFTED UP SOCIETY IT DOESN'T MEAN THEY CAN'T DO MORE OR DIDN'T MAKE MISTAKES I THINK WE SHOULD APPLAUD THAT AND IF PEOPLE ARE VERY SPECIFIC THINGS THAT WE SHOULD DO DIFFERENT, WE SHOULD THINK ABOUT DOING THEM DIFFERENT FROST: IF THE VILIFICATION PART WAS WE REMOVED, ANY OF THE GENERAL ASPECTS THAT SHE TALKS ABOUT THAT YOU AGREE WITH IN TERMS OF WEALTHY PEOPLE PAYING MORE I HEARD YOU SPEAK RECENTLY AT AN EVENT WITH TIM ADAMS AND JAMES GORMAN YOU TALKED ABOUT HAVING A NEGATIVE INCOME TAX.
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