Try blowing on her clitoris before making contact with your tongue.
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And repeated attempts at making contact with the Interior's staff yielded nothing.
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Bieber's hand can then be seen making contact with the man's face.
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The workers had also begun making contact with allies outside of Minnesota.
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Signals were blocked, so you had no prayer of even making contact.
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Posey kept an at-bat alive with just making contact with the ball.
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Students and parents should have diverse ways of making contact with each other.
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As freedom of choice expanded, prices dropped, making contact lenses generally more affordable.
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Making contact does not necessarily bring clarity to a family's situation, lawyers say.
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So she's obsessed with finding him and making contact, and it never happens.
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The education minister had previously stated that rescuers reporting making contact with the girl.
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The electric thrill of Iggy's sweat making contact with your skin is a baptism.
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Click here to view original GIFHayabusa22 making contact with Ryugu on July 2150, 2490.
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"Of course both sides agreed ahead of time before making contact," Huang told Reuters.
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Ronaldo reaches around Pouraliganji and pulls him down while making contact with his face.
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"As long as [the flower essence] is making contact with you, you're good," Gailing says.
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Excerpted from Making Contact: Jill Tarter and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence by Sarah Scoles.
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Thankfully, it didn't end up making contact with anyone -- at least not in the video.
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A mode of making contact with the inexplicable, using imagination to inhabit a new position.
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So, what are the odds of these potentially super-advanced aliens making contact through FAST?
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Soon after making contact, he flipped his bat and threw both arms in the air.
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" He went on, "We in the Church have a hundred years of experience making contact.
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My colleague Wagner offered a cautionary observation, noting that the Braves batters were making contact.
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After making contact, advocates have to determine whether those parents want their kids to return.
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A man was electrocuted in Atlanta after making contact with a downed power line, police said.
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In practice, Miller forbids tacklers from making contact with the quarterback, regardless of name or reputation.
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Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald was ejected for making contact with an official with 7:02 remaining.
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Sanchez isn't fooling the Astros, who were the best team at making contact during the regular season.
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Russia's APS could potentially stop U.S. lethal rounds from ever making contact with Russian APS protected vehicles.
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I honed in on the men playing, tweaking each other's nipples, making contact with their shirts off.
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And, so, we're stuck on one total defender making contact with Ezekiel Elliott on his three touchdowns.
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The sting of making contact near the hands, or down at the end of the barrel, disappears.
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Isaac was holding his left knee after making contact with Beal on a drive to the basket.
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But just hours later, Lee was arrested for a second time after allegedly making contact with her daughter.
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However, Boston's Jake DeBrusk was called for goalie interference for making contact with McElhinney, wiping out the goal.
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To contribute on the field, Rivera has leaned on his best skill: an uncanny knack for making contact.
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That means it sits level on your head, making contact all over, and feels snug but not tight.
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The Senate committee has had difficulty making contact with Mr. Steele, whom it views as a key witness.
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She violated the order by making contact with her daughter within 3 hours of getting out of jail.
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These collected limited data, like simply determining whether or not the robot was making contact with another object.
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Others have started making contact lists in order to keep in touch by phone, email, and social media.
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Luntz was indeed encouraging his clients to go beyond the traditional handshake when it came to making contact.
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The episode ends with BBA actually making contact with the television, where it then breaks and short circuits out.
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That means it's all the while making contact with the boiling water, heating the liquid way past 100 degrees.
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But the Astros' hitters had the fewest strikeouts in the majors this season, making contact consistently without sacrificing power.
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The whole chapter feels like a kick slowly making contact with your gut; the inevitability of it is excruciating.
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He said Dickey likes a fatter bat to help him bunt—and to improve his chances of making contact.
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The video replay of the first goal showed Risdon's outstretched leg making contact with Griezmann before he tumbled over.
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With the upgrade, tanks automatically protect the crew inside and prevent enemy rounds from making contact with the armor.
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This style of networking can be detrimental to your career, and is likely to dissuade others from making contact.
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Byrne puts the central tenet of making contact with a world outside your mind into dynamic, sensory practice onstage.
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Making contact The ACLU says it's having trouble reaching deported parents, even after getting phone numbers from the government.
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Tidiness isn't crucial, but watching "Planetarium" often feels like making contact with fragments of a great three-hour movie.
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But Votto still prioritizes simply making contact, and it shows in the way he chokes up on the bat.
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So he started using that money to get into the cocaine business, making contact with cartels in South America.
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Any changes in that measured charge can be used to calculate where a human is making contact with the object.
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Instagram user Mike Morrow posted this image, which shows the bolt making contact with the top of the tower. Finally!!
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Today's patent shows that Apple is still working on new ways to interact with your devices without physically making contact.
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Within a few hours of making contact, the provider nullrouted the server, forcing all its network traffic into a sinkhole.
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The group is dismayed that Facebook went ahead and removed the event before making contact with more of its organizers.
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It shows a hand making contact with a shirt, but no body parts are visible in the video, Donovan said.
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An ATF spokesman said there's no rigid policy at the agency for making contact with those who lie and try.
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The source also told RIA that the sanctions on Freeland would not prevent Russian officials from making contact with her.
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But Mr. Wallace preferred driving to the countryside, bluffing his way past military checkpoints and making contact with the guerrillas.
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Upon making contact, Thames pointed at his teammates in the dugout and pumped his right fist as he rounded first base.
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McGloin was shaken up on the play and officials flagged Crick for roughing the passer for making contact with McGloin's helmet.
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Policymakers told us making contact wherever possible — business ties, humanitarian support — is the best way to begin to resolve the conflict.
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Pedro Neves Marques' The Bite/A Mordida, which plays in Program 265: Making Contact, transports us to São Paulo's natural reserves.
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Astronomers estimate that if there are aliens out there, we won't be making contact with them for at least that long.
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Making contact with certain objects -- like tile flooring and grass -- often leaves me feeling absolutely disgusting until I take a shower.
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Making contact Yet there were signs that rescuers and other officials were making headway as the floodwaters abated and roads reopened.
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Thinking strangers aren't interested in talking, or won't like you, are the very things that will keep you from making contact.
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Gaetz is the fourth Republican member of Congress to self-quarantine after making contact with the person in question, following Sen.
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But many transactions on the Chinese platforms move exclusively between digital wallets, never making contact with the state-dominated banking system.
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Zack Cozart is getting on base more than 47 percent of the time, and making contact at an 85 percent clip.
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Usually, a person has their phone 24/7, wherever they go, placing it on random surfaces, and then making contact with it.
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Beneath those brows were excellent eyes, Buckner almost always making contact, striking out a mere 13 times in 383 times at bat.
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The FBI says the vehicle appeared to be driven by a white male who circled the area before making contact with Zhang.
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Reacting to the aggressive hit, Oubre charged and shoved the big man to the ground while also making contact with an official.
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It shows a hand making contact with a shirt, but no body parts are visible in the video, Trooper Gerald Donovan said.
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Without making contact with boiling oil, it was hard to get the fish to crisp on the outside but stay juicy within.
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Make sure nothing is making contact with the area during and after the process and that the tattoo has room to breathe.
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Thousands of years later, a lineage of people descending from the ANC-B group also expanded southward, making contact with those communities.
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Local authorities said they established a perimeter once they felt comfortable the suspect had been identified, making contact shortly before 6 a.m.
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You know that your bat might miss the ball entirely—but that if you succeed in making contact, the rewards can be huge.
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That third-grade incident a lifetime ago — my bright yellow baton whirling through the air, making contact — is still burned into my memory.
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Making Contact and Signs of Life will also screen again on Saturday, October 5 at 8:00 PM and 5:00 PM, respectively.
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The Astros were the best at making contact in the major leagues during the regular season, and they led in many offensive categories.
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Penn travelled to a remote location in Mexico in October to meet with Guzmán, after making contact through Mexican actress Kate del Castillo.
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Lance Stroll, the 18-year-old rookie, spun off the track on the first lap after making contact with Force India's Sergio Perez.
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You know that your bat might miss the ball entirely — but that if you succeed in making contact, the rewards can be huge.
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And you can't get far in Lower Manhattan without hearing the soft clack of a Zadeh backless block heel making contact with the sidewalk.
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"This Mr. Sandmann who claims I spotted him out, I was looking past him, he was the one who was making contact," says Phillips.
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At first he wanted to write a show about a 19th-century blimp that journeyed from place to place, making contact with distant peoples.
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An unidentified man ran up to Arnold's back and leaped into a drop-kick maneuver, making contact with the actor and propelling him forward.
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John Gertz, the head of an initiative dedicated to the search for intelligent life, warns that proactively making contact could spark a diplomatic crisis.
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It wasn't until 2014 that he suddenly discovered the joy of making contact between bat and ball as well as trying to prevent it.
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So I would go each day and night to a different place in the subway system to photograph people, making contact in many cases.
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There was nothing, and I mean nothing, I loved as much as golf, the excitement of making contact with the golf ball and turf.
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D'Antoni accused Griffin of intentionally making contact with him while running downcourt, and their argument led to technical fouls against the player and coach.
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JW: The point was, she wasn't making contact with the ball as much as she should have been considering her advantage on the court.
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Lately, Cespedes said, he had been making contact with every pitch too early, and his front shoulder was flying open, leading to weak contact.
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Long said that where Duda was making contact with the ball in his swing was at the root of his inconsistencies as a hitter.
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However, the Hurricanes challenged the play, and the ruling came back that there was goaltender interference with Montreal's Phillip Danault making contact with Mrazek.
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Their situation at guard became even more dire mere moments into the game when Isaiah Thomas was ejected for making contact with an official.
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It has since been confirmed that American and British special forces are already on the ground there in small numbers, making contact with local militias.
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The man has admitted making contact with Islamic State, which is also know as ISIS, but denied he had any plans to stage an attack.
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"Your goal is to make contact with any voter that's open to making contact with you," said Steve Dettelbach, a candidate for Ohio attorney general.
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Video from the exchange showed a woman attempting to take the microphone from Acosta, who says, "Pardon me, ma'am," after briefly making contact with her arm.
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There were less than 120 meters left in the race when Montaño hooked shoes with Brenda Martinez, who was flailing after making contact with another runner.
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In the present, the adult siblings are swirling back into each other's lives because Nell, the youngest sister, is making contact after a period of isolation.
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The microphone in the paddles picks up on the reverberation of the ball making contact, which then is processed by the Arduino in the retro radio.
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Villages making contact with the outside in early October, days after the cyclone ripped through the impoverished nation's picturesque western peninsula, like Jeremie, were in ruins.
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An arm mechanism called TAGSAM will reach out to collect the sample from Bennu's surface, making contact with the asteroid for five seconds in July 2020.
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"The French appreciate his way of making contact with people and to speak openly even if he didn't announce anything," said IFOP's deputy chief Frederic Dabi.
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Most of the time, when a hitter suddenly gets better at making contact, it's because they've become better at recognizing pitches out of a pitcher's hand.
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D'Antoni later accused Griffin of making contact with him along the sideline on his way downcourt before the call on Paul, which led to the confrontation.
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John Chau spent years planning a missionary trip to North Sentinel, an island in the Indian Ocean, intent on making contact with an isolated tribe there.
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While colonial governments often forced contact and integration on tribes they discovered, experts now advise against making contact, and allowing tribes to decide their own fates.
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Schroder received a technical foul after making contact with an official late in the third quarter of the Thunder's overtime win over at Charlotte on Friday.
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He adjusted his run, twisted his body, planted his right foot and leaped upward, swinging his left leg towards the ball, making contact, full and thick.
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Because TikTok does not allow users to send videos or images via direct messaging, so people soliciting nudes will likely move onto another app after making contact.
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In March, the kingdom began criminal trials for high-profile women's rights activists, including Loujain al-Hathloul, for allegedly making contact with foreign journalists, among other charges.
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To keep receiving her unemployment benefit in Oregon, she must prove that she's looking for work, including making contact with at least two other organizations each week.
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Sadly, the mission's Philae lander didn't fare so well: It bounced uncontrollably after making contact with the comet surface and then eluded discovery for nearly a year.
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In a short, mysterious clip posted to YouTube and Instagram, the character looks around at a shining star before making contact with it and absorbing its powers.
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Late Thursday night, the star took to his Instagram to post a "pervy dude alert" after becoming aware of an imposter making contact with women over Facebook.
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On Friday, Wyndham Lathem was arrested in Oakland, California, in the stabbing death of Trenton Cornell-Duranleau, a 26-year-old cosmetologist, after making contact with authorities.
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The human hand is a vector of emotion in Viola's work — whether holding water in "Ablutions" (224) or making contact with a friend in "The Greeting" (22025).
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Motorcade vans skidded and slipped on the icy roads, making contact with the curbs and the drive, which normally takes about 25 minutes, instead took an hour.
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CPSC said emergency rooms treated 2628,28503 table saw-related injuries in 22019, and 92 percent were likely related to the victim making contact with the saw blade.
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Some researchers have suggested that intelligent life in the galaxy may have the same concerns that Hawking did about making contact, so therefore elect to remain silent.
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CPSC said emergency rooms treated 220006,2202 table saw-related injuries in 2628, and 28500 percent were likely related to the victim making contact with the saw blade.
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Making contact with the tower, the pilot of United Flight 837 said moments earlier that he planned to make a "normal" landing, according to the web stream.
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He wanted a way to share his knowledge and information with friends but also with those he was making contact with in other parts of the country.
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"Perhaps optimistically, I have to conclude that a risk analysis was done and I was not considered a high enough risk to justify making contact," retired Gen.
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Warner exchanged text messages with Waldman, who worked as a lobbyist for a Russian oligarch, about making contact with Steele, according to the Fox News report. Sen.
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In meddling in her affairs, the narrator must break one of his own rules, namely not making contact with or intervening in the lives of his subjects.
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Yet the Jewish encounter with America, which may be described as a very old mind making contact with a very new civilization, can go in two directions.
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Ground commandos had been tracking the group of militants through harsh terrain for several days before making contact on Monday in the Valley of Eranga, central Mali.
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Since the late 1980s, Brazil's government has largely refrained from making contact with the dozens of tribes living in voluntary isolation, most of them in the Amazon.
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TMZ obtained surveillance footage from the night in question -- showing the alleged encounter, as well as some aftermath ... which appears to show Cuba making contact with her.
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I didn't feel necessarily great about striking a human enemy so hard with a crowbar that it shattered into pieces upon making contact with a woman's cheekbone.
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Video from the exchange showed a White House aide attempting to take the microphone from Acosta, who said, "Pardon me, ma'am," after briefly making contact with her arm.
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Butker backs away, takes two steps to his left, pauses, and dashes toward the ball, his right foot making contact with a thwock that sings throughout the stadium.
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The flight from Enter Air, a Poland-based charter airline, was captured on video tilting to the right just before making contact with the tarmac at Salzburg airport.
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Di Grassi, then the championship leader, was fighting hard to keep his points lead when he broke the same right front fairing after making contact with another car.
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To keep your long hair from making contact with breakout-prone areas, like the back and shoulders, put on a plastic shower cap after you rinse your conditioner.
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Now, NASA says it will send new commands to the resilient explorer in hopes of making contact, even as the possibility that it will respond becomes increasingly uncertain.
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"Of course both sides agreed ahead of time before making contact," Huang told Reuters, when asked about Trump's Twitter message stating that it was Tsai who called him.
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As cops pursued, our sources say officers noticed that the front right wheel was gone and that the bumper was making contact with the ground ... creating the sparks.
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The country long ago turned against professional politicians such as Tony Blair and David Cameron, who slithered from Oxbridge to the cabinet while barely making contact with the public.
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But these haven't been enough to stop inexperienced or simply reckless drone pilots from flying too close to — and in some cases, even making contact with — planes and helicopters.
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Even when the man simply mimed actions around the objects or pointed to them without making contact, the participants' brains reacted as though they were manipulating the articles themselves.
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The Virginia Democrat exchanged text messages with Waldman, who did work as a lobbyist for a Russian oligarch, about making contact with Steele, according to the Fox News report.
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A mouse study from the University of Cambridge found that some infections were substantially more successful when making contact with their new hosts in the morning versus the evening.
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And for one day, Bard understood what it was like in Boone's seat, filling in last month when Boone was suspended one game for making contact with an umpire.
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Shaikh, of Hayes, west London, was charged with preparing terrorist acts between August and October this year including making contact with someone she believed could help her make explosives.
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She was charged last October with preparing terrorist acts including making contact with someone she believed could help her make explosives and staying in a hotel to conduct reconnaissance.
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You see Francis going down the line -- and as he approaches the grabber, she actually ramps up by doing a crucifix blessing on herself in anticipation of making contact.
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San Diego Padres third baseman Manny Machado was suspended one game and fined an undisclosed amount for "aggressively arguing and making contact with" an umpire Saturday, MLB announced Monday.
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Yet even when making contact is easy, sometimes the process of convincing an artist to allow a show to use their song can be an incredibly time-consuming endeavor.
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What Should Be WildBy Julia FineOut May 8Maisie Cothay's awful power over life and death manifested itself during her birth, when her mother died after making contact with her daughter.
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I&aposd bring Loretta Lynch, I&aposd bring that Oleg Deripaska, that Russian billionaire that they were making contact with trying to get him to agree to this collusion narrative.
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The letter notes that SXSW will change language in its performer contracts to remove mentions of making contact with immigration officials in changes that will go into effect in 2018.
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NOTES: Tigers OF Justin Upton was out of the lineup, one day after he bruised his right wrist making contact with Rays SS Tim Beckham as he slid into second.
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A senior U.S. official familiar with the broadcasting agencies said he was not aware of the Trump transition team making contact with the Board of Broadcasting governors and associated agencies.
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Evoking foreplay, "Suspended Ball" (1930-31) contains a dangling white sphere hitched to a metal frame as it hovers close to — though never making contact with — a white, supine crescent.
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It didn't take long for the résumés to blur, and I did what any overwhelmed employer would do: started scanning Google and social media for advance clues before making contact.
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OF Justin Upton was not in the lineup, one day after he bruised his right wrist making contact with Rays SS Tim Beckham as he threw on a double-play ball.
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"I am interested in reaching out to people, making contact with other human beings, making bridges, not walls," Ally tells Kai in response to his Facebook facts on crime and immigration.
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The ear cup cushions have increased in surface area by 70 percent compared to the Solo 3s, so there's more padding making contact with your ears for better comfort and seal.
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And in July 2018 the dangers of making contact with isolated tribes were underlined by a measles outbreak among the Yamomami tribe, who live on the border of Venezuela and Brazil.
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Marshawn got booted from the Thursday night's contest for making contact with an official during the fight, then snuck into the stands to watch the game with the people (not joking).
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Authorities have prevented Rodriguez from making contact with lawyers and family members for more than two months, said a source with knowledge of his situation, who asked not to be identified.
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When the inspectors ran a computer check on the driver, they found a protective order filed in 19923, which barred Vafeades from making contact with the girl in the passenger's seat.
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While "fair fatigue" has become a common complaint among collectors, Berlin's leading gallerists value events like Art Basel, FIAC and Frieze as a way of making contact with a global clientele.
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The storylines may be scripted ... but The New Day member tells TMZ Sports he once had a REAL gnarly injury experience ... and it involves his teeth making contact with a foot.
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A senior U.S. official familiar with the broadcasting agencies said he was not aware of the the Trump transtion team making contact with the Board of Broadcasting governors and associated agencies.
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Shorts Program 1: News from home, Shorts Program 2: Making Contact, and Short Program 3: Signs of Life screen today at 653:30 PM, 6:00 PM, and 8:30 PM, respectively.
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Some fires in the north of the Bay area were caused by trees toppling into or making contact with PG&E power lines, a report released by state officials in June said.
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Alsup said he was still considering his proposal from January to require PG&E to shut down power lines during high winds to prevent tree branches from making contact and sparking fires.
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A series of studies showed that mannose largely did stop the amines from making contact with cells, while at the same time allowing the polymer to attach to a variety of viruses.
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But the problems have been conflated in recent weeks following the news that the administration was unsuccessful making contact with the sponsors of almost 1,500 unaccompanied minors living in the United States.
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Alsup on Tuesday said he was still considering his proposal to require PG&E to shut down power lines during windy weather to prevent tree branches from making contact and sparking fires.
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Barrett said his knee had twisted when an unidentified male tried to squeeze by him before the game, making contact with his leg and aggravating a problem he had been playing through.
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Murphy is swinging at pitches for the Washington Nationals in 2016 at about the same rate he did in previous years—about 47 percent of the time—and making contact no more often.
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On my back, the Douchebags Backpack is extremely comfortable, making contact with my entire back instead of just the shoulders and the waist, as some other bags I've tried have tended to do.
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The school told Nora that Krauss was prohibited from making contact with her as long as she remained a student, and that he had to get approval before setting foot on campus again.
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Hinckley is barred from making contact with Foster or her family, Reagan's family and relatives of the other victims, and is required to either work or volunteer at least three days per week.
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Until recently, alongside top-selling psoriasis, multiple sclerosis, and vision-loss drugs, Novartis was also making contact lenses and skin products, and it even had a hand in consumer-health products like toothpaste.
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Verstappen seized the lead from Leclerc, who had led from pole position, two laps from the end with the dueling pair making contact into the tight uphill turn three as the crowd roared.
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Besides their power and speed, both have the added skill of consistently making contact — a precious commodity in what will probably be the first major league season to feature more strikeouts than hits.
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His first major issue was is assertion that Obama was a secret Kenyan, but also the time when he was making contact with immigration hardliners like then-Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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Just one strike away from being retired for the at-bat, Rockies' Chad Bettis threw a pitch which completely missed the strike zone, making contact with Voit and clipping the bottom of his chin.
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Vandoorne started last at the Circuit de Catalunya, after a 10-place penalty for power unit changes, and retired with a broken suspension after making contact with Massa's car half way through the race.
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Of necessity, the version used for refugees and survivors of natural disasters also includes help with pressing practical issues, such as finding safe housing and making contact with others from their village or town.
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The Tigers' lone All-Star this season, Cabrera played only four innings Monday but was hurt in the first when his arm bent awkwardly after making contact with Kansas City right fielder Cheslor Cuthbert.
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The outcome had looked very different at the start, when Vettel, fifth on the grid, spun on the opening lap after making contact with Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo in the battle for fourth place.
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The NBA just announced Simmons was slapped with a $20K fine and a flagrant foul for "making contact to the groin of Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry" during Thursday night's playoff game in Philly.
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Cruz, on the other hand, has built up an impressive ground effort in South Carolina, with an army of campaign staffers and volunteers that have spent months making contact with voters across the state.
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James Loney was called out by the umpires, according to Collins, for making contact with Peterson above the knees at second base on a double-play attempt, a violation of the new slide rules.
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Since late 2015, small groups of American, British and French special operations forces have quietly deployed across Libya, making contact with friendly Libyan militias in an effort to gather intelligence on the Islamic State.
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The rescues are sometimes sensitive "snatch" operations, with diplomats secretly making contact with women living in forced marriages and then swooping on their houses to make rapid getaways with the victims in armored cars.
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He's among the best screeners in the NBA, making contact on the defender without fouling on nearly every screen that he sets—no wonder he's averaging 4.9 screen assists per game according to NBA.
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The Rockets started Smith, a 6-foot-9 forward, at center with Dwight Howard serving a one-game suspension for making contact with an official this weekend and Clint Capela out with a thigh injury.
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A Taiwanese lawmaker, Ko Chih-en, said last week that six universities had been "forcing" their Southeast Asian students, especially Indonesians, to work long hours in factories making contact lenses, according to Taiwan News website.
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But L'Rell openly making contact with Tyler and facilitating the trip so Pike could visit their son — when both Tyler and their son are supposed to be dead — was too much for me to bear.
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One of the most impressive plays of the half came a few possessions later when Goodwin drove to the rim, made a layup while twirling after making contact with a defender and drew a foul.
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A family New Year's Day trip to a Florida zoo turned into a nightmare when a 2-year-old girl fell into a rhinoceros exhibit, making contact with at least one of the 4,000 lb. animals.
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These dummies are weighted so as to replicate what a real human body might experience in any of the tested scenarios, like a NASA craft falling into the ocean or a plane making contact with the ground.
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But it was Vettel who struck the first blow from second place on the grid, beating Hamilton into the first corner as the Briton moved across and squeezed him as tight as he could without making contact.
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In the spring of 2012, as the civil war in Syria escalated, the C.I.A. sent Mr. Laux to the Middle East as part of the agency's nascent task force charged with making contact with the Syrian rebels.
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They said that she not only had a profit motive for making contact with Mr. Weiner and exchanging lewd texts and images with him, but that she also said she had sought to influence the presidential election.
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Some of the so-called North Bay fires were caused by trees toppling into or making contact with power lines owned by Pacific Gas and Electric Co, according to a report released by state officials in June.
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It did not look like he got quite all of it—Judge certainly didn't think so after making contact—but Melky tracked the ball all the way back to the wall and made a leaping try for it.
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The landing didn't go entirely smoothly, and while Philae was able to communicate a bunch of science data at first, it went silent a few days later, making contact only briefly in July 2015 for the last time.
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Top receiver A.J. Green was tossed in the team's Week 9 defeat at Jacksonville for participating in a fight while linebacker Vontaze Burfict got kicked out of the loss to the Titans for making contact with an official.
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There can also be microbes on the chairs and the tables and, of course, the doorknobs, so avail yourself of hand sanitizer, and discourage any passing toddlers from making contact with your baby, even if they look healthy.
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"This study shows that we're actually losing more mass along the edges of the ice sheet, where the ice sheet is making contact with the ocean, and that the warming oceans are melting the ice," Dr. Koppes said.
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If you believe that these broadcasts have a plausible chance of making contact with an alien intelligence, the choice to send them must rank as one of the most important decisions we will ever make as a species.
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In Washington State, officials declined to discuss additional details about the patient or the specifics of his travel, saying they would publicly disclose them only if they had trouble making contact with people who might be at risk.
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House oversight committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz also announced a hearing next week in which he had invited Comey to testify, but he did so before making contact with Comey, and it's unlikely the former FBI director plans to attend.
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That year, in 2007 as a Montgomery Biscuit, I hit home runs to the opposite field from the left side and the splits were again, respectable, fairly regular, though the scouting report was that I had difficulty making contact.
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"This is a sport where even at a physical event, the things making contact on the field of play are actually robots," said Horbaczewski, who recently launched an online academy for students to learn about robotics, engineering and physics.
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"It is a very unusual behavior to see the color come and go on her mantle like that," noted David Scheel, a marine biologist at Alaska Pacific University, who narrates the PBS documentary Octopus: Making Contact that stars Heidi.
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Irma is expected to turn northward after making contact with a trough on the eastern United States, but the timing and exact direction of the turn are unknown, as multiple weather models yield different potential paths for the storm.
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A spokesman for Islamic Jihad, Dawoud Shehab, said that Egyptian officials had been making contact with the militant groups in Gaza throughout the night to restore the Egyptian-brokered truce that ended the 2014 war between Israel and Hamas.
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The app relies on the fact that most laptop and computer screens become highly reflective when viewed from an extreme side angle, allowing algorithms to determine when a finger is actually making contact with the display, or just hovering over it.
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This continued for almost three years as the students went weeks without making contact, only for one of them to randomly message an excuse, like, "sorry was in the shower," or, "sorry my phone died," in the middle of the night.
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Instead of touching your phone with greasy fingers, you'll soon be able to wave your hand or pinch your fingers in the air to make stuff happen on the phone, never making contact with the touchscreens we've become so accustomed to.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - England sprinter Zharnel Hughes said he had no choice but to accept the decision that robbed him of 200 meters gold at the Commonwealth Games, adding that making contact with rival Jereem Richards had been an accident.
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Trump tweeted that Tsai had called him but Taiwan's Presidential spokesman Alex Huang told CNN that both sides agreed ahead of time before making contact, but would not give any further details including exactly when they agreed to the call.
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"A significant amount of the time it took to respond publicly was making contact with a large number of partners and sharing information with them to help with a complex technical investigation and coordinate an incident response," the company writes.
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Pole-sitter Hamilton could do little to prevent Ferrari's fast-starting Sebastian Vettel from roaring to the front from third on the grid and the Briton then fell back to sixth after making contact with Rosberg at the first turn.
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He monitors the launch angles and velocity of balls coming off his bat, and his rate of successfully making contact with the ball across all parts of the strike zone, so that he can know where to put in extra practice.
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Brad Pitt crossed a line he had never crossed before by lunging at his 15-year-old son on a private jet and making contact with him, but the details of precisely what happened are in conflict ... and frankly, murky.
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Your mobile headquarters can flit around the globe, attending to proverbial fires as they break out, but there isn't a clear sense early on of how making contact with a new resistance cell trumps gathering supplies or building new radio relay towers.
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As Rosetta runs out of fuel and the chances of making contact with the Philae lander grow ever slimmer, there's something comforting in the knowledge that we can simply look up into the sky and keep an eye on this incredible scientific endeavor.
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The project requires consulting extensively with people living in and near the villages where the mosquitoes would be released, making contact with community leaders, and ultimately getting Burkina Faso's national regulatory body for medical and scientific trials to give its go-ahead.
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Referees were instructed to be on the lookout for plays in which a defender impedes the progress of an offensive player, with a goal of eliminating, or severely reducing, holding, grabbing, pushing, shoving, wrapping and making contact when a screen is set.
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Warner was seeking to establish contact with Christopher Steele, the author of the controversial Trump-Russia dossier, as part of the Senate panel's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, and exchanged texts with Waldman about making contact with the ex-spy.
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If whoever is making contact is claiming to be from a trustworthy organization—like your bank or your computer manufacturer—then you can get in touch with that organization directly using its official website or official phone numbers to see if the contact is genuine.
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In Istanbul, two of the men waited for more than 30 days before making contact at a coffee shop in the Aksaray neighborhood — a Syrian expat district in Istanbul crowded with refugees escaping the war and known as a major hub for sex trafficking.
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After a few days in jail, he was banned from making contact with the outside world, and his lawyer lost track of him entirely; she called the INS, the FBI, and the Bureau of Prisons, but no one would acknowledge they had him in custody.
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LES CAYES, Haiti/PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - The number of people killed by Hurricane Matthew in Haiti rose rapidly into the hundreds on Thursday, mainly in villages making contact with the outside world days after the cyclone ripped through the impoverished nation's picturesque western peninsula.
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But after a yearlong campaign in which the Russian government frequently succeeded in making contact with people around Mr. Trump, the overtures to Ms. Hicks also demonstrate that Russian officials seemed intent on gaining access to Mr. Trump's inner circle by any means they could.
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The gang lured the victim into a car in London after making contact on social media and drove her to South Wales, where Yusuf held the 19-year-old in a property for five days and forced her to store drugs against her will, investigators said.
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Since the publication of The Three-Body Problem, the first installment of Cixin Liu's epic science fiction trilogy about making contact with an alien civilization, the series has gone on to earn the Chinese author enormous acclaim and legions of fans worldwide — including President Barack Obama.
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As Bush seeks a comeback, the clock is a factor in making contact Jeb Bush insists he should not be counted out of the GOP race, and he promises to prove his point with a superior ground game in the early states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Houston might have bottomed out while dropping its third in a row, 5-0 at Atlanta United FC. A sixth-minute red card to frustrated standout forward Alberth Elis (seven goals) for making contact with referee Chris Penso ultimately doomed the 10-men Dynamo at Atlanta.
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For instance, her "Cosmic Microwave Mandala," now at the New Museum Los Gatos as part of Making Contact: SETI Artists in Residence, is a Tibetan-style sand mandala of the cosmic microwave background, or the thermal radiation still detectable from a stage of Big Bang cosmology.
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Eric André, the voice of Aziz the hyena, similarly had not met Queen B when interviewed about her on the Lion King premiere red carpet in Los Angeles — but his description of the very possibility of making contact with her is so enthusiastic it has to make the list.
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Comparing an entire team to a sure-fire Hall of Famer isn't exactly fair, and the Rangers don't hit as well, collectively or individually, as Peak Vlad, but they hit the same way—by swinging at pitches outside the zone, and then repeatedly making contact with those pitches.
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The United States has conducted some airstrikes against ISIS leaders in Libya, and the Pentagon has acknowledged that a small number of military personnel has been on the ground in Libya with the goal of making contact with local groups and getting a clearer picture of what's happening on the ground.
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"Our officers approached the room to effect an arrest of Mr. Carlson and upon making contact with Mr. Carlson and attempting to effect the arrest, Mr. Carlson — who was armed at the time — was in fact shot by an F.B.I. agent and is now deceased," Mr. Strong said at a news conference outside the hotel.
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"Given the fact that our attention span is so short and the Kardashians are so outrageous, the news will be knocked off the front page fairly quickly and moved to the back pages," notes the 73-year-old scientist whose pioneering work is profiled in the new book Making Contact, penned by science writer Sarah Scoles.
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They might be more complicated than a simple pair of wheels (more parts means more parts that can break), but the treads also provide better grip since there's more surface area making contact with your floors, and the large teeth improve the 2000 Eye's ability to clamber over obstacles, and transition from hard floors to carpeting.
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It was the longest non PED-related ban doled out by the NHL since 221 when former Calgary Flames defenceman Dennis Wideman was given 215 games for making contact with an official, and just the ninth time ever that the league has handed out a suspension of 20 games or longer for a violent on-ice act.
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After all, how can an app accurately advise two players, one of whom uses an Eastern grip: And another, who uses a Western grip: The technology does, however, track groundstroke data, such as the type of spin on the ball, how quickly the ball is moving off the racquet, and where on the racquet head the ball is making contact.
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My favorite thing about baseball is that the sheer number of at-bats combined with the inherent unpredictability of one round object colliding with another round object at extremely high speeds, over and over, creates a space where we can see hundreds of thousands of permutations of effects all stemming from what is fundamentally the same cause: a bat making contact with a ball.
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Whether you believe that the aliens are likely to be warriors or Zen masters, if you think that METI has a reasonable chance of making contact with another intelligent organism somewhere in the Milky Way, then you have to accept that this small group of astronomers and science-fiction authors and billionaire patrons debating semi-prime numbers and the ubiquity of visual intelligence may in fact be wrestling with a decision that could prove to be the most transformative one in the history of human civilization.
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ROCKETS' PAUL FINED A day after the Houston Rockets complained about the officiating following a 104-100 loss to the Golden State Warriors in the opener of a best-of-seven semifinal series, the N.B.A. handed Houston's Chris Paul a $35,000 fine for "aggressively confronting and recklessly making contact with a game official," while also confirming in its Last-Two Minute Report that no foul should have been called on Draymond Green's defense of a 3-point try by James Harden with 10.1 seconds left that could have tied the game.
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