Will Graef, filmed the maneuver from inside his cockpit, giving viewers a new perspective on the maneuver.
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As these supply ships often conduct this maneuver whilst docked with the ISS, the nudge does not appear to be a significantly risky maneuver.
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GOP eyes budget maneuver to pay for ObamaCare funds Republicans are weighing whether to use a complicated budget maneuver to help pay for additional ObamaCare funding, sources say.
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However, had the Starlink operator seen the correspondence, we would have coordinated with ESA to determine best approach with their continuing with their maneuver or our performing a maneuver.
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It's more of a bargaining chip — a posturing maneuver.
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The cracking sound this highly sophisticated maneuver makes is paramount.
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Drivers maneuver the robots with joysticks and other remote controls.
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You can't count Mnuchin's maneuver as pragmatic or policy driven.
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That leaves little room to maneuver if another crisis hits.
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It was not immediately clear whether the maneuver would succeed.
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Maximum G load limits, maneuver rates, and subsystem environmental suitability.
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The maneuver has been copied by many other champions since.
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Democratic support for such a maneuver has fallen of late.
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I took over once to maneuver around a stopped van.
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Babis has denied wrongdoing, calling the case a political maneuver.
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Our operations team has done this type of maneuver before.
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The video's hysterical, watching Loyale maneuver around Rozay's monitoring bracelet.
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"Definitely, Washington has that strategic room for maneuver," he said.
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Then practice the same maneuver on your next downhill ride.
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Unlike Egypt, Jordan has little space to maneuver, he said.
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Writing 'Thank you!' on your check is another psychological maneuver.
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No other president has attempted a similar maneuver since then.
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They can also maneuver as they race toward their targets.
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Robinson, executive director of Color of Change, calls the maneuver
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Practitioners sometimes must repeat the maneuver or use related ones.
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The maneuver that Mueller uses in Volume 2 is extraordinary.
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It's Bloomberg's latest maneuver toward a likely run for president.
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Potential changes to this maneuver were last considered in 2012.
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The maneuver repositions stones so they do not cause symptoms.
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Just maneuver until you have a couple of down answers.
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The most crucial procedural maneuver, however, involved the blue slip.
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Fred Trump rebuffed the maneuver, refusing to sign the codicil.
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He demonstrated the ability to hover, stop, turn and maneuver.
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Under that maneuver, he would require only a simple majority.
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But the company is running out of room for maneuver.
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The maneuver had been approved by mission controllers, it said.
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How to maneuver through the fruit's collapsed drapery of flesh?
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Just how did Ghosn pull off such an audacious maneuver?
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The queen of this scheduling maneuver, though, was Pam Shriver.
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The decision to maneuver was then made the day before.
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Kilchrist, also a pilot, showed off the maneuver when Military.
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This was a shrewd political maneuver by Republican tax writers.
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Audi -- Should a car commercial ever involve the Heimlich maneuver?
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Then there was Trump's illegal financial maneuver back in 1986.
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During the competition, they'll try to maneuver across difficult terrains.
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It was a maneuver that lowered salaries and pension obligations.
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Vote developers had to maneuver around captchas and login requirements.
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While Republicans are keeping a close hold over their plans, Democrats and Jewish groups are convinced that the minority will try the maneuver to derail the Yemen resolution and embarrass Democrats in one maneuver.
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"It&aposs a point where you might start thinking about doing an avoidance maneuver, or you might do the maneuver, or if you didn&apost take any action, you could actually collide," Oltrogge said.
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When OSIRIS-REx performs its Earth Gravity Assist maneuver on Sept.
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No cubesat had ever performed such a trajectory-correction maneuver before.
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It was the same maneuver the Turkish Escort attackers had used.
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However, it's unlikely that he would go for such a maneuver.
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But it's true: He can maneuver his body in counterintuitive ways.
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"We have some room for maneuver within existing limits," Weidmann said.
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The suspect was in fact killed by this robot/bomb maneuver.
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U.S. lawmakers from both political parties have criticized the drugmaker's maneuver.
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The Heimlich maneuver is the same in space as on Earth.
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It's a risky maneuver, but he made it on each flight.
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"It was clearly a speculative maneuver to reduce prices," Lemos said.
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Today, maneuver similar to the Apollo docking are performed completely automatically.
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Here, there are no lines to flank with a surprise maneuver.
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But it really does not need to take this defensive maneuver.
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Still, the company sees plenty of room to maneuver around Amazon.
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Brzeski also suggested that there is ample fiscal room for maneuver.
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This is an adversarial maneuver to bring him in under oath.
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The steam-powered maneuver boat lay against the dam, boiler hissing.
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So he knows how to maneuver all the problems we have.
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Once people are infected with fear, there's little room to maneuver.
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Harris ran to the man and began performing the Heimlich maneuver.
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"He is in a better position to maneuver," Mr. Dagher said.
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Modi's most recent maneuver is already expected to bring more trouble.
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She chose to execute a bold maneuver against a weak field.
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Rates are already so low, there is less room to maneuver.
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Read about his latest immigration-focused maneuver days before the midterms.
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So Italy is a country that has no room to maneuver.
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Banning Yiannopoulos is certainly not a maneuver without downside for Twitter.
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The PD-5 Star coalition, however, has little room for maneuver.
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But in the Bronx, such a maneuver is still a rarity.
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Mr. Renzi had previously ousted Enrico Letta in a political maneuver.
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We're able to maneuver in places the ambulance can't get to.
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Far-fetched as it may seem, the legal maneuver has worked.
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It may feel inconsequential, an inconvenience around which we can maneuver.
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There is little room to maneuver, few possible steps to take.
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The maneuver allowed McConnell to slip out of a tough spot.
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Regulators granted DirecTV permission to complete the maneuver on January 19.
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Above, Dr. Heimlich demonstrated the maneuver on Johnny Carson in 1979.
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This maneuver puts a shark into a state called tonic immobility.
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Which maneuver or trick do you find most impressive and why?
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The procedural maneuver was designed to avoid Republican motions to recommit.
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That's not my job, to maneuver who's here and who's there.
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Another maneuver is at the heart of the charges against him.
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Hand controls and foot pedals are used to maneuver the Taurus.
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"Moscow wanted Trump to have room to maneuver," Mr. Frolov added.
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Analysts played down the chances of Ashley's latest maneuver being successful.
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Babis has denied any wrongdoing, calling the allegations a political maneuver.
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It had to quickly maneuver to not hit the jettisoned parachute.
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We don't even know if calling it the Heimlich Maneuver is fair anymore, since Heimlich's colleague, Edward Patrick, alleged in 2003 that Heimlich took all the credit for the maneuver even though Patrick helped develop it.
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Earth is so massive that the maneuver won't really affect our planet.
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The House vote Thursday night was partly a political maneuver by Democrats.
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Democrats, ahead of the vote, dismissed it as a partisan maneuver. Rep.
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First is the Pull and Throwback: a hands-and-legs coordination maneuver.
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Ultimately, Belarus has limited room for maneuver because of its economic dependence.
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And the miniature size means you can maneuver it into tighter spots.
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He said officers are trained in how to safely maneuver through traffic.
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If you didn't make the maneuver, you just came back to Earth.
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Claire McCaskill's rib while performing the Heimlich maneuver at a caucus luncheon.
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And he has to maneuver it out of a giant asteroid field.
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"This is a president who's engaged in an absolutely renegade maneuver," Rep.
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On busy sidewalks, riders have to maneuver around pedestrians, pets, and potholes.
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ET Tuesday to explain the success or failure of the orbit maneuver.
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Like, try that maneuver next time because this one didn&apost work.
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Analysts expect Najib to win, but he has little room for maneuver.
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"They help them maneuver when they can't move their arms," she explained.
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"Each day, the government&aposs room to maneuver is reduced," Capriles said.
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When the x-wing makes a turning maneuver, the space craft banks.
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In effect, Trump's campaign amounts to a very public re-branding maneuver.
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It's a true art form and Ocean Spray executes this maneuver brilliantly.
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It's an advanced social maneuver and you'll only end up hurting yourself.
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Here are the basic Heimlich maneuver steps, courtesy of the Mayo Clinic.
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The maneuver allowed Osi to get free from the larger animal's grasp.
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While new to me, this surprisingly complicated maneuver must challenge every woman.
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First is the Step Out: a classic jazzy back-and-forth maneuver.
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Give the NHL credit for leaving themselves some room to maneuver here.
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"She's got plenty of room to maneuver," said a senior Democratic aide.
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There was some room for maneuver—and many retailers are taking it.
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The store design is also easy user-friendly and easy to maneuver.
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Two Navy Blue Angel jets touched during a practice maneuver in Florida.
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TV's Krystal Ball and Buck Sexton in reference to Trump's political maneuver.
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That's the professional universe that I currently have to maneuver around in.
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Does that remove the risk for maneuver and compromise in the U.S.?
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It's a maneuver harassers use to humiliate, intimidate or silence their targets.
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So I do not think this [temporarily halting construction] is a maneuver.
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U.S. military planners say MSFVs are large, harder to maneuver and expensive.
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It would most likely affect his ability to maneuver around the court.
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They still have room to maneuver, but less so than ever before.
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And some patients can be trained to perform the maneuver at home.
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There's concern about having space to maneuver if the next recession hits.
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Beaches in Sydney were so crowded, there was barely room to maneuver.
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That sounds sensible enough, but it actually was a highly cynical maneuver.
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Citing real estate experts, Mr. Barbanel notes this maneuver appears perfectly legal.
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As the Europeans maneuver, Mr. Trump is clearly enjoying causing them pain.
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We wrote about this maneuver the last time potential changes were afoot.
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Today, it would be hard to imagine West pulling a similar maneuver.
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British takeover laws, however, would forbid such a tit-for-tat maneuver.
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Viewers would maneuver around the piece, leaving footprints in the charcoal dust.
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The downsides are that it's expensive, very heavy, and hard to maneuver.
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That was evident on Tuesday, when Trump touted the new legal maneuver.
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From a distance, the maneuver looked like a two-man circus act.
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The Nissan (without it) facilitates the maneuver but doesn't actively encourage it.
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To fix the problem, he performs what's known as the Epley maneuver.
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The 19903 maneuver set off the biggest anti-Kremlin marches in decades.
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"Her room for maneuver is greater than people believe," Mr. Rahman said.
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He told CNN: "They've clearly left themselves room to maneuver," Brewer said.
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The group had been called Pawn Storm, named for a chess maneuver.
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And there is no guarantee such a maneuver will even be possible.
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But the new Israeli formula left the government much room for maneuver.
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Republicans plan to repeal ObamaCare through a special maneuver called budget reconciliation.
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The 19903 maneuver set off the biggest anti-Kremlin marches in decades.
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But from an international vantage point, Trump's maneuver here is totally predictable.
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Prime Minister "Modi has very little room to maneuver," Mr. Bedi said.
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Later this year, Norway will host its biggest NATO maneuver in decades.
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Its title refers to a maneuver that police officers have used to restrain people — one that became well known when Eric Garner, 43, died after an officer appeared to use the maneuver on him on Staten Island in 2014.
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That being said, Duterte doesn't have a lot of room to maneuver here.
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It doesn't have a 360-degree camera like most competitors to help maneuver.
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President Donald Trump's next political maneuver could be the use of sanctuary cities.
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Draghi didn't raise interest rates once, giving his successor little room to maneuver.
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Admittedly, the room for maneuver is constrained by the aftermath of the campaign.
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Democrats used a similar maneuver to pass some aspects of the original bill.
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However, he warned that central banks are running out of room to maneuver.
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We all live in bodies, bodies that we must maneuver through the world.
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She's doing the Melissa McCarthy/Tiffany Haddish maneuver, and doing it exceptionally well.
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And without any way to maneuver the satellite, there's nothing to be done.
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Dauman filed a legal challenge to that maneuver and questioned Redstone's mental competence.
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And many satellites can maneuver if they are aware of a pending collision.
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No matter how many menu-related riverbends you maneuver, you won't find them.
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Such a maneuver would force Republicans to haul the freight on their own.
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But further increases are due which would eliminate the bank's room for maneuver.
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Police finally forced him to a stop thanks to a gentle PIT maneuver.
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Still, many factors limit China's room for maneuver when it comes to Treasuries.
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Yet some, like Batman: Arkham VR, require a lot of room to maneuver.
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Cameras Like Lidar sensors, cameras help AVs understand their environment and maneuver accordingly.
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I'm guessing no, it felt really like an Ian (Ryan Merriman) maneuver. 3.
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Someone who does the Heimlich maneuver in a diner, a firefighter, Colin Kaepernick.
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He said the margin of maneuver for transmission system operators was fast reducing.
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The accounting maneuver largely insulates their consolidated financial results from Venezuela's economic turmoil.
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It's a very delicate situation and he has very little room for maneuver.
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It's simultaneously a powerful protest and a clever get-out-the-vote maneuver.
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Now a discharge petition is a fairly obscure, a relatively rare legislative maneuver.
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You'll also have to maneuver taller glasses carefully into place under the spout.
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Apple has been blamed for not being more transparent about the sneaky maneuver.
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It's a legislative maneuver to restrict funding while continuing to lower annual appropriations.
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It allowed for two controllers to maneuver a single character in a game.
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He sees employing such tactics as an obligation, not an obnoxious stalling maneuver.
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The procedural maneuver is just three signatures short of succeeding, including two Republicans.
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It's a last-minute maneuver to affect coming elections: True — but hardly unusual.
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And it wasn't the first time Republicans have had success with the maneuver.
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Over just the past week, Trump has executed this maneuver three separate times.
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China's economy had resilience and room to maneuver, Xi was quoted as saying.
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" But the host pressed on, saying the governor's approach was "an interesting maneuver.
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He used the same political maneuver in the 2006 and 2012 Senate elections.
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" Becerra said in a release that Trump's policy is a "heartless political maneuver.
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There is also a question of whether such a maneuver would be unconstitutional.
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Might a President Trump show the same flexibility and appetite for pragmatic maneuver?
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The announcement is Facebook's latest maneuver to improve its relationships with news outlets.
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But seeking to ban the long-standing prosecutorial maneuver hardly suggests Trump's innocence.
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It still leaves Washington an awful lot of gray zone to maneuver in.
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It was also a breeze to maneuver through the New York City streets.
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Read more about how the bank has used its room to maneuver here.
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Researchers are exploring their ability to maneuver the LSST around the new satellites.
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"It is a political maneuver," Yapici said of her questioning two weeks ago.
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Uber and some of its allies have begun to maneuver in state houses.
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His room to maneuver is extremely small, and that's entirely his own doing.
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Tank of the German Wehrmacht during a maneuver in October 1940, place unknown.
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They will have to use some Byzantine maneuver to get this to work.
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The government also risks having limited room to maneuver if the economy slows.
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Of the 21945 South Vietnamese regular maneuver battalions, 21920 were rated combat effective.
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With little trust among them, cabinet ministers have struggled to maneuver against Mrs.
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We see this volatility in McConnell's maneuver that kept Garland off the bench.
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That maneuver slashed the premiums for the couple, who live in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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This maneuver suggests that the Frick Collection wants to fast-track this process.
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But the European Central Bank had less room to maneuver than its peers.
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"My sense is that it's a maneuver within a stable category," he said.
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"You did the I Never Liked Him Anyway post-breakup maneuver," I said.
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Relatively few civilians were trapped inside, making it easier for troops to maneuver.
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But he also wants to leave room to maneuver if economic conditions change.
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There is, however, a fair amount of ethical debate over this legal maneuver.
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Teachers of Twitter confirmed that the maneuver isn&apost just for TikTok entertainment.
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Whatever the reason, the incident underscores how little room McConnell has to maneuver.
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Mitt Romney, R-Utah, may have more room to maneuver than his colleagues.
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Cordless and weighing just over five pounds, they're easy to maneuver and handle.
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I also tried the Uppababy G-Link but found it awkward to maneuver.
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Lee ZeldinLee ZeldinSunday shows - Republicans, Democrats maneuver ahead of House impeachment vote Rep.
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The problem for a hedgehog is figuring out how to maneuver around barriers.
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Chun Doo-hwan saw an opportunity to maneuver himself into the Blue House.
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Although Najib is widely expected to win, he has little room for maneuver.
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Again the depressed state of financial stocks limits both banks' room for maneuver.
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"But the economy also has big resilience, potential and enough space to maneuver."
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Humans, however, are also responsible for another maneuver that disrespects the animal: nomenclature.
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This makes it easy to maneuver, but it does raise questions of durability.
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As might be expected, this rescue maneuver didn't always work out as planned.
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One of the basics of warfare is fire and maneuver: synchronizing all weapons systems and personnel on a close timetable of destruction to pinpoint the enemy's weakness, pin them with fire, and maneuver to strike at an exposed flank or rear.
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The maneuver shows how Saudi Arabia's efforts to manage the oil market have evolved.
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A savvy player like Wardog surely feels like he can out-maneuver the others.
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"As automobile manufacturers, we still have lots of room to maneuver," Zeng told CNBC.
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Thus, a vote against approval is (at best) simply a protest or dilatory maneuver.
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That Rogers knows how to maneuver around tension shouldn't necessarily come as a surprise.
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Befriending Stan was a strategic maneuver, but it wasn't the KGB who befriended Stan.
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That maneuver was the one they had prepared for most during training on Earth.
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Such a docking maneuver was something that SpaceX had never performed before this weekend.
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A U.S. official described the Russian maneuver as "strafing runs" without firing any weapons.
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And it wouldn't be a Marvel teaser without an absurd slow-motion aerial maneuver.
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But experts say his inclusion into the President's administration was a strategic political maneuver.
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Erdogan cast the allegations as an maneuver orchestrated by Gulen's followers to undermine him.
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And on September 15th, Cassini will execute its final maneuver, plunging into Saturn's atmosphere.
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Just this week on The Ellen Degeneres Show, Khloé Kardashian performed another such maneuver.
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It's crazy impressive to see such a big plane make a maneuver like this.
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The climber appeared to resist the maneuver but the officers successfully pulled him in.
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Different frequency tones will be sent to mark the different milestones of the maneuver.
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The U.S. Navy described the maneuver in a statement as unsafe, "erratic" and "aggressive."
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"However, we have concerns when there is an unsafe maneuver like this," he said.
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"Society has adopted this maneuver without asking for or demanding scientific evidence," they wrote.
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They maneuver the politics and the messaging necessary to operate in all these sites.
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How did the divers maneuver the stretchers through the narrowest parts of the cave?
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The driver will be alerted when the car needs to make the next maneuver.
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Header: This term describes when a player uses their head to maneuver the ball.
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To give a pregnant person the Heimlich maneuver, the steps are basically the same.
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Why does one gender get to maneuver the world and not have to worry.
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And, with the advent of horizontal drilling, they can maneuver underground like never before.
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Holmes: He inherently knows where he has room to maneuver and where he doesn't.
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It was back to feeling like it did before, but slightly easier to maneuver.
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Such a maneuver could defuse a showdown with House conservatives over the debt limit.
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And Stevens' ability to maneuver in the stilt shoes was no small feat, either.
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Other legal experts are also confident in the soundness of the tax-return maneuver.
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This wasn't a maneuver that could work with gradual pressure like tightening a vice.
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Not surprisingly, Judicial Watch's legal team went back to court to oppose this maneuver.
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Only powerful behind-the-scenes lobbying can maneuver around that kind of bipartisan concern.
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Mr. Trump was taking advantage of a bureaucratic maneuver that is not readily available.
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Tracking these small objects can help companies maneuver their satellites to avoid catastrophic collisions.
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That maneuver would allow it to pass the upper chamber with only 51 votes.
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He had a lot of room to maneuver and he decided to move backward.
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It can be harder to maneuver your way into the discussion for bigger roles.
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One of her ribs was broken when Manchin performed the Heimlich maneuver on her.
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Wu said Manafort may have thought he could out-strategize and out-maneuver Mueller.
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Pantaleo had denied the maneuver was a chokehold, which is prohibited under NYPD policy.
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The lengthy flight will include a gravity-assist maneuver to increase the probe's velocity.
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However, once you've got the hang of it, you'll find it easy to maneuver.
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When he does, you maneuver as planned and pummel the exhausted would-be aggressor.
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But the circumstances also provide her with a fair amount of room to maneuver.
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The Sabirs are trying to help their children maneuver through this complicated racial landscape.
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I thought of this watching Celeste try and fail to maneuver around Perry's anger.
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The maneuver is an escalation in the Senate's debate on repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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The tongue-bite swallow, called the Masako Maneuver, is one of Peter Belafsky's favorites.
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Literally, the suitcase comes apart in two pieces, making it really easy to maneuver.
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I worked my way up to a two-pin lock, performing the same maneuver.
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When you're riding, you can pretty much lean from side to side to maneuver.
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A slightly slower, rounder turn might require eliminating a maneuver later in the routine.
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Whether on a computer or mobile device, it's very easy to maneuver a call.
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But being abroad, I'm aware that Hong Kong has very little space to maneuver.
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The cruiser had to quickly maneuver to avoid a collision, the Navy said. Cmdr.
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We hunch forward, seeking out space to maneuver, legs churning through air and slush.
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Analysts say there are doubts about how much room Saudi Arabia has to maneuver.
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Mr. Trump's strategy has strained American alliances and given allies little room to maneuver.
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Top Canadian officials have also warned the White House against this kind of maneuver.
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Biologists at Indiana University recently captured this maneuver on camera for the first time.
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ASAP Rocky and ASAP Nast trying to maneuver through the Webster Hall crowd. pic.twitter.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, though, China enjoyed more room to maneuver.
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Also, the raised feet built into it made it effortless to maneuver and grab.
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A tight, 4.3-meter turning radius helps the E maneuver in tight city streets.
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So, the political situation is inclement, the room for maneuver limited, the stakes high.
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Opposition critics said the measure was a maneuver to disadvantage challengers from new parties.
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"This must be the way most of us maneuver through the world," Lucy reflects.
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It is a legal maneuver he uses for a better grip, not a spitball.
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Some dismissed suggestions that the move was a legal maneuver or a political strategy.
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What makes the bi dating landscape — especially the online one — so tricky to maneuver?
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South Korea is overpopulated — its buildings are saturated with very small spaces to maneuver.
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One traveler's maneuver could elevate your long haul flight into something resembling travel heaven.
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Rand Paul, who forced a brief shutdown last month using a similar procedural maneuver.
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But Feinstein on Tuesday seemed to hint that such a maneuver would be unlikely.
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A sort of Mt. Rushmore maneuver, and all the conversational energy dimmed to nothingness.
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Republicans are using a budget maneuver, called reconciliation, because it avoids a Democratic filibuster.
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A legal challenge to Johnson's maneuver will also move forward this week in Scotland.
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You can carve out pieces according to patterns, maneuver around curves, and trim seams.
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Either way, the version that did pass doesn't leave Republicans much room to maneuver.
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The Court agreed, saying that prorogation itself isn't illegal, but that Johnson's maneuver was.
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Valls, however, claims that Macron was on board with the 21986 maneuver all along.
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In some places, it was practically impossible to maneuver past the wall of boxes.
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It's the kind of football maneuver that transcends fandom and goes down in history.
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"Halting sneeze via blocking nostrils and mouth is a dangerous maneuver," the report recommended.
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His Republican allies in Congress contend that he should have the space to maneuver.
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The reviewer found this push mower easy to maneuver thanks to its lightweight design.
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Pickford presented the maneuver as a defense against the growing power of theater chains.
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The decision to postpone the State of the Union speech is a savvy maneuver.
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You've got to have an educated emotional vocabulary to maneuver through all those stages.
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"His margin of maneuver is narrow but he is not without weapons," Simon said.
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But the maneuver may not stand up to legal scrutiny once challenged in court.
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That's a good way to maneuver in the world, especially in the music industry.
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Donald Trump avoided paying federal income taxes for years by using a "legally dubious" maneuver that even his lawyers believed would cause the Internal Revenue Service to declare the maneuver improper if he were audited, according to The New York Times on Monday.
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As president, Draghi didn't raise interest rates once, giving his successor little room to maneuver.
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Gordon is so light that he lacks the dog-power to easily maneuver a chair.
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However, her aggressive moves towards emancipation develop her capacity to maneuver effectively in future scenarios.
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But there's no telling what new technologies will help telemarketers maneuver around newly implemented safeguards.
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But a little-noticed administration maneuver last fall points to a far more limited possibility.
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But the typically scattered nature of Trump's comments have left plenty of room for maneuver.
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This defense is a noxious legal maneuver that has no place in our justice system.
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Such a maneuver was upheld in a Supreme Court ruling upholding Trump's controversial travel ban.
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"We get it — the carts are huge and can be hard to maneuver," Bilsner said.
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Relieved, I realized I just needed to maneuver it out and everything would be fine.
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Michiganers must then vote on the resulting law, but the maneuver makes it veto-proof.
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Once Chevron puts in its bid, Morgan Stanley thinks Occidental his limited room to maneuver.
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"We tried to do this whole maneuver," says Zendaya, who posted it all on Snapchat.
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"Michael has used every legal maneuver available to him under the law," John tells PEOPLE.
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My armored knights were roasting inside their armor, and every maneuver left them dangerously fatigued.
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Human firefighters taking care of a base station can then maneuver the hose into position.
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Why it matters: This isn't the first, nor will it be the last, such maneuver.
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The seemingly undemocratic maneuver has enraged City Council members, some of whom attended today's rally.
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They're quiet, compact, and they maneuver more easily through Europe's winding streets than regular cars.
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"SpaceX is designing our satellites to maneuver thousands of times in their lifetime," she added.
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First, you learn how to maneuver yourself around the ISS, much like an astronaut would.
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But Mylan hasn't yet found a way to extract $1 billion from the Heimlich maneuver.
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Sometimes, she even has to maneuver the cell phone from home screen to picture mode.
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They're trying to figure out how to maneuver within the markets, is the bottom line.
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Paying someone to teach us how to out maneuver a fictitious character behind a screen?
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There are plenty of cameras positioned around the vehicle to help maneuver this land yacht.
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In my experience, it found the code without having to maneuver the camera at all.
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Even on a trail or other designated recreation spot, different users maneuver around each other.
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But the most well-known is the Heimlich maneuver, named for it's recently-deceased inventor.
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A pro spicy maneuver would be to use Taco Bell hot sauce on some KFC.
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When the economy turns, policymakers' room for maneuver will be limited, even at the Fed.
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The scraper was also awkward to maneuver, and sent garlic flying rather than corralling it.
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Schultz thinks the party might be able to get away with such an underhanded maneuver.
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It has nimble handling on curvy roads and is easy to maneuver in tight spaces.
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Still, the maneuver intensified a Democratic assault on President Donald Trump's stonewalling of congressional probes.
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You have to be mindful of that and maneuver it carefully, while also taking risks.
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As a pivotal regional player, Pakistan today has greater room for maneuver in foreign policy.
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Cozmo can play games, remember faces, and also maneuver around an environment on its own.
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Near future or not, it is physically impossible for trains to make such a maneuver.
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He uses his mouth to maneuver the chair, flip through television channels and send emails.
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Both artists give fathomless depth to familiar tales; both maneuver adroitly between high and low.
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Deadfire manages to maneuver itself between those two things, and it's impressive for that alone.
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Attacking the DNC and Hillary Clinton is the Trump administration's go-to, tired, weak maneuver.
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Given that inflationary pressures are relatively subdued, AMRO said policymakers have some room for maneuver.
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We did a semi-dab, and then a cool, moonwalk-like maneuver with our feet.
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As a final desperate maneuver, Siggie backed into the corner for one last snarling stand.
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His tweet on immigration was a classic maneuver by a populist leader with authoritarian instincts.
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"Someone has GOT to give @HillaryClinton an alternative maneuver to the bobblehead nod," he wrote.
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They maneuver and figure out what to do while Hanako gives another pre-show interview.
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One letter, 25 pages long, analyzed seven distinct components of Mr. Trump's proposed tax maneuver.
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First, he staffed up with able tacticians who knew how to maneuver the interagency process.
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Had nationalism not raised its divisive head, they may have more political room for maneuver.
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Claire McCaskill while performing the Heimlich maneuver on the fellow Democrat when she began choking.
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It's a complicated maneuver, but it could significantly reduce the costs of getting to space.
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They were difficult to maneuver, both a logistical nightmare and almost an avant-garde disruption.
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It's the old John McCain maneuver, applied to a man responsible for breaking up families.
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It is unclear how the Jets will create more room to maneuver under the cap.
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It's a kind of moneyball, left-field genius maneuver that gives him a statistical edge.
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Learning how to maneuver through the VR with controllers was fairly easy, if not intuitive.
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Traditionally, many prefer to operate in shades of gray that give them room to maneuver.
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But Mr. Lipton said the Crowley campaign declined to work with them on the maneuver.
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In this atmosphere, some conclude that Mr. Sinha might actually win votes for his maneuver.
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Perhaps nothing has hamstrung the M.T.A. more than a maneuver Mr. Pataki introduced in 2000.
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Hypersonic glide vehicles can steer an unpredictable course and maneuver sharply as they approach impact.
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Thus, we're led to believe a twist on the "Lambs" maneuver is in the offing.
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Ask Well A common type of dizziness can be treated with a simple head maneuver.
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Congress had accused him of trying to maneuver around a constitutional ban on re-election.
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Even with a jobless rate under 4 percent, he believes there is room to maneuver.
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If costs continue to climb, developers may not have a lot of room to maneuver.
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It was also the first that could pump water and maneuver at the same time.
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But the congressional maneuver had already generated broad opposition — from conservative business groups to students.
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But if you also have to maneuver around a problematic guy, you'll miss some opportunities.
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Where did they get their ideas of sexual maneuver — the open-bathrobe move, for instance?
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"The system rewards bad behavior," chirps Nicole's lawyer (Laura Dern) about a particularly aggressive maneuver.
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In theory at least, the Queen had the power to block the prime minister's maneuver.
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MGM's legal maneuver is likely to have consequences for other lawsuits over mass-casualty attacks.
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Very low rates mean there is little room to maneuver if economic conditions get worse.
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Yet Mr. Jin seems prepared to maneuver in the treacherous terrain between Beijing and Washington.
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Minority Leader Chuck Schumer slammed the maneuver as "pure cynicism, pure politics" at the time.
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Craig Stammen entered and was asked to maneuver around the heart of the Royals' lineup.
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Commenting on Kavala's acquittal, Erdogan said "they set out to acquit him with a maneuver".
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For the human rights movement in China, that would greatly reduce the room for maneuver.
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Such a maneuver would support the value of spot yuan CNY=CFXS against the dollar.
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Pedal power creates the energy to work the control systems and maneuver the wing sail.
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This was the first step in a choreographed legislative maneuver we have seen many times.
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The maneuver took place around half an orbit before the potential collision, according to ESA.
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As a result of this highly controversial maneuver, Mr. Strzhalkovsky and other Russians lost billions.
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It is really about how can we maneuver our way through this and keep going?
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The maneuver spared the family from paying millions of dollars in gift and estate taxes.
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Here is a breakdown of possible legal and procedural paths such a maneuver could take.
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It is a maneuver that he has pulled before, and one that has worked before.
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It's a maneuver that makes Chinese exports cheaper and thus gives them a boost abroad.
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They maneuver to repeal the AMT, while they crack down on low-income tax credits.
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Butterflied trout doesn't have bones to maneuver around, and it needn't have the head either.
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The prosecution could request a mistrial, but such a maneuver was very unlikely, Ohlin said.
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These are heavy, difficult to maneuver and against a fire like this, largely ineffective. pic.twitter.
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Jim McGovern (D-MA), who chairs the House Rules Committee, told Vox of the maneuver.
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After Friday's maneuver, OSIRIS-REx will cruise through space for another year, reaching Bennu in October.
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To call this maneuver a "backflip" would be a reach, it's closer to a back flop.
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This tried-and-true maneuver might save the patient, but the leg would no longer function.
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He demonstrates a maneuver called a crossover, moving one plane in an arc under the other.
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The blades, with a 256-inch cutting width, allow the iMow to maneuver easily around corners.
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Policy-wise, ruling out aggressive mass deportation still gives Trump a lot of room to maneuver.
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But the brutal crossfire that has broken out so swiftly has limited Schumer's room to maneuver.
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Trump has less room to maneuver when it comes to the Dakota Access pipeline, he added.
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Trust us: You don't want to maneuver a bulky rolling suitcase through Venice's narrow, cobblestoned streets.
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The latest maneuver by his attorneys is a long shot to get him off the hook.
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This is the second barrel roll maneuver over a U.S. aircraft by the Russians this month.
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The Hechts argued that President Donald Trump's immigration policies made this maneuver even harder to execute.
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Further, he did not have to commit the illegal maneuver simply because I told him to.
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It would be a risky maneuver, in which China itself would potentially have much to lose.
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The satellites will "automatically maneuver around any orbital debris," he said, to avoid collisions in space.
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Though it appears, in the GIF above, the game's AI may automatically perform the safety maneuver.
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But neither the Federal Reserve nor any other regulator has addressed this latest private equity maneuver.
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There's also some evidence that, like a good scare, this maneuver can interrupt the hiccup reflex.
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You maneuver through the void by avoiding crashing into other worms who may cross your path.
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Again, I'm able to pull off the maneuver as if I've been doing this for years.
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"You used your size to maneuver me, quickly, into the elevator," wrote Lumet in the column.
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As the SDO performed its seven-hour maneuver, it took a photo once every 12 seconds.
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Risk of motivating rich taxpayers to go to other countries or maneuver to hide their wealth.
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Even with great powers allied against her she finds a way to maneuver and change things.
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The Soviets perceived this as an evasive maneuver, which was seen as an admission of guilt.
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From politics to markets to public perceptions, the deficit can be a tricky problem to maneuver.
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Video captured from an apartment above shows Cote maneuver the car in an attempt to flee.
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Of course, however, this sort of maneuver would require nonstop communication in order to be safe.
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"Institutions are bound to internal hierarchies that aren't easy to maneuver," Dolle told me by email.
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One officer performed a "PIT" maneuver, a strategic way of ramming a car to disable it.
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During the flight, the autopilot prevents any false maneuver which could bring the flying wing down.
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"When I saw Dr. Heimlich doing his own maneuver, I knew it was historic," Gaines said.
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So responsibility comes in what you say, and how you do it, and how you maneuver.
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However, they cannot use the maneuver if the bill adds to the deficit after 10 years.
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Each successful maneuver goaded the defense into a subsequent overreaction, at which point Davis changed tacks.
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The department has banned officers from using chokeholds for decades, saying the maneuver is too risky.
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So, when Webb finally reaches its orbit and unfurls (another tricky maneuver), there's no going back.
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The judge ruled against that legal maneuver, stating that voting records are already preserved by law.
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As it turned out, Heimlich had to wait many years to actually use the maneuver himself.
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Hasen acknowledges that the tax-return maneuver is more of a "gambit" than a surefire strategy.
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Fox said Trump's tweet is just a maneuver to try to "impress his base" of supporters.
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In his trademark maneuver, he lifts opponents off the ground and throws them over his head.
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"As the Air Force, we're able to strike ahead of the ground maneuver," General Brown said.
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Instead, McConnell's maneuver became one of the biggest political assets for Republicans in the 2016 elections.
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Is this the first time Dr. Heimlich has ever used the maneuver to save a life?
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But the maneuver is one they had relative success with earlier this year involving net neutrality.
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If this maneuver doesn't go off perfectly, Juno won't enter Jupiter's orbit, and there's no mission.
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A May 23 order from Interior Secretary David Bernhardt was the latest example of the maneuver.
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It's a common tactic to make it harder for the security forces to maneuver during skirmishes.
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The maneuver could pass the Senate by a simple majority because it is a privileged resolution.
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That attitude is more corrosive to the court's integrity than any political maneuver could ever be.
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It was a political maneuver to confront the incoming Trump administration with a regulatory fait accompli.
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It claims that makes the bike easier to maneuver and carry around when not in use.
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One suggested that the woman should have used an unspecified maneuver taught in self-defense classes.
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It is unclear whether the I.R.S. ever challenged Mr. Trump's use of this specific tax maneuver.
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Larson was experiencing vertigo again and happened to read a newspaper article about the Epley maneuver.
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And broadband providers are also jumping into the fight, with AT&T also criticizing the maneuver.
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This was not part of the original plan, and it was seen as a risky maneuver.
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About a week after that maneuver it took this composite image from 3.9 million miles away.
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Or they could maneuver an impulsive president into committing to reduce U.S. forces on the peninsula.
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They have invented moves on two separate occasions that went on to earn Best Wrestling Maneuver.
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The whole group is seemingly oblivious to the cars and trucks attempting to maneuver around them.
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A successful engine burn maneuver prompted an outbreak of applause among the space agency's ground controllers.
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A 5-year-old Massachusetts boy saved a playmate after seeing the maneuver demonstrated on television.
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The move was seen as much as a political maneuver as an act of congressional oversight.
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That first unconventional maneuver doubled Higgins' salary overnight — and paved the way for his future success.
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Why the maneuver is so controversial isn't entirely clear: It's all information that was already public.
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The trade actions will not be carried out immediately, so there may be room for maneuver.
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The officer denies he used the maneuver and had been on desk duty since Garner's death.
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The most recent maneuver was first reported on Tuesday: Dwyane Wade will join the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Now, here come the Democrats with their own attempt at an antidemocratic maneuver, in New Jersey.
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But it has become a necessary and defining maneuver of risk and audacity, indispensable for victory.
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The conservative Tax Foundation released a report suggesting that such a maneuver could violate I.R.S. rules.
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That should bode well for the Fed as it tries to maneuver prices higher — in theory.
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While west of Cyprus on Friday morning, it did a similar maneuver, doubling back on itself.
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For example, one of Google's AI principles, "Be accountable to people," leaves much room for maneuver.
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Check out the high-flying maneuver for yourself in this footage of the much-anticipated event.
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The jet was performing a standard maneuver at a low altitude before it crashed, officials said.
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Buccola shows how Buckley in his Cambridge speech was developing a new kind of conservative maneuver.
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The maneuver piqued the attention of the less tech-savvy Gen-Xers and millennials on Twitter.
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Still, she allowed herself room to maneuver, especially on how the program would be paid for.
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"We lost more blood from this stupid maneuver than from the entire robotic operation," he groused.
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For now, Democrats are resisting and using his maneuver against him to energize their own party.
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Naturally, this maneuver came with the full devotion of his son, the present governor, Andrew Cuomo.
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Of course they are very strenuous boats to maneuver, especially in the bow or grinder roles.
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If you see enough of the show, this okey-doke maneuver starts to form a pattern.
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The deal coincides with efforts by automakers across China to maneuver for control of joint ventures.
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It doesn't take a legal expert to conclude that the maneuver smells of a political coverup.
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There's also the satisfaction that comes from making an easy meal with a brilliant, unexpected maneuver.
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From there, maneuver your vehicle of choice to face your target and hit the fire button.
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The maneuver was done a half-Earth-orbit before Aeolus' closest approach to the Starlink satellite.
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Given how reliant the unpopular President is on his base, his room for maneuver seems limited.
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That created additional challenges, like having to maneuver a large camera around a sweaty dance floor.
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It has super-strong suction and it's easy to maneuver around tight corners or awkward furniture.
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The maneuver would have the double benefit of boosting the club's income and reducing its expenses.
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The New York Times reported that he'd used a "legally dubious" maneuver to avoid paying taxes.
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The docking maneuver, which required down-to-the-millisecond precision, was also a first for SpaceX.
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But such a maneuver would draw a backlash and could be challenged in court, they said.
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Of course they are very strenuous boats to maneuver, especially in the bow or grinder roles.
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Events often destroy even well-thought-through grand strategies, and every foreign-policy maneuver carries risks.
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It's a canny maneuver by Kim, and it's not clear if Trump knows he's being played.
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Soon, Van Horn realized the chase was nearing a location that would offer him a perfect opportunity to execute a maneuver Van Horn had never used in his 20-year career: The PIT maneuver, or precision immobilization technique, a police tactic used to stop a fleeing car.
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But it is hard to see how this benefit offsets the corrosive nature of this tax maneuver.
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Mr. Sarkozy's maneuver had abruptly pushed forward the timing of the operation, but for all of Mrs.
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When the new locks first opened, two tugboat captains were assigned to each maneuver in the canal.
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Using this, I was able to maneuver through a surprise baseball conversation without incident during my week.
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Building a robot that could get inside and maneuver around the containment vessel presented several unique challenges.
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The maneuver would help Republicans end a Democratic filibuster next week over Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch.
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A fellow customer then walks over to the man and attempts the Heimlich maneuver, to no avail.
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A Trump administration official would not say how often the White House intends to use the maneuver.
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She is well-known for her signature flying board mount and Aussie tailspin maneuver, her website says.
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Female politicians often get asked about how they maneuver between the demands of motherhood and their job.
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Anyone can save the life of a choking person -- even a child can perform the Heimlich maneuver.
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The upshot is that the fiscal policy of the incoming administration has very little room to maneuver.
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Their lawyer is denouncing the legal maneuver as outrageous and vindictive and says he will appeal it.
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However, just before a second planned engine ignition on Monday night, Beresheet's computer reset, canceling the maneuver.
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Axe can't shake the feeling that Gilbert kept evidence (the tainted slide) of the Ice Juice maneuver.
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The European Central Bank has even less room to maneuver, with its policy rates still near zero.
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On Monday -- at age 96 -- he got to use his own maneuver on someone who was choking.
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The Heimlich maneuver has been adopted over the world as the standard response to a choking victim.
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Had NASA not ordered the maneuver, MAVEN could have smashed into the Martian moon on March 6th.
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"Donald was always trying to maneuver politically to get things done," Shapiro's brother Barry told the Journal.
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When the ship reached Altair, it performed a complex flyby maneuver, which aligned it perfectly on Sol.
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Even Conway, the woman who brought us "alternative facts," couldn't maneuver her way out of this one.
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It approached within 45 yards (41 meters) of the Decatur's bow, forcing it to maneuver, Gorman said.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechJuno will start to experience that radiation fairly early in the orbital insertion maneuver.
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The company's legal maneuver seeks to put the battle over liability for the massacre in federal court.
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This maneuver has succeeded in postponing a full-scale military confrontation between Turkey, Syrian rebels and Kurds.
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There are some smaller biotechs seeking to maneuver around the giant companies and the intellectual property obstacles.
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What remains to be seen is whether the maneuver compromised the booster's return to its landing pad.
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Proper use of the antitrust laws would downsize the big companies best able to use this maneuver.
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It definitely is an arena full of extroverts but I know how to maneuver in those environments.
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Swap out any element of the premise I just described, and there's still some room to maneuver.
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His animations are clunky, floppy, or non-existent, depending on the maneuver you're trying to pull off.
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We have no reason to think that North Korea is trying to trick us in this maneuver.
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Meanwhile, Buzzfeed is using a legal maneuver that might give Daniels the chance to tell her story.
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Of course, if it detects a car in the other lane, it won't carry out the maneuver.
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A whopping landslide would sideline the Tory Diehards giving her room for maneuver in the Brexit talks.
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"We have deep concerns when there is an unsafe maneuver," a Pentagon official said in a statement.
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For the writers of the series, the maneuver marked what amounted to a solution to a problem.
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This is a tricky maneuver, even for an experienced pilot, and it can lead to terrific footage.
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Given Amazon's penchant to try to break into, well, everything, such a maneuver might make sense, however.
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And especially do not post it to Twitter framing it as a genius maneuver that you invented.
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On missions, players create and maneuver a team of soldiers who tactically take out waves of aliens.
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"The regime had in the past a bit of space to play and to maneuver," he said.
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The Constitution is vague on the impeachment process itself and does not explicitly authorize such a maneuver.
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Gokce went viral in 2017 after posting videos of himself salting meat with a cobra-like maneuver.
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Such a maneuver would ultimately fail because a number of Senate Republicans would certainly wage a filibuster.
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The prevalence of negative rates in Europe, however, leaves the Fed less room to maneuver, Rosengren said.
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The question is whether or not Sanders and other Democrats will be able to maneuver that opposition.
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After months of trying to maneuver the merger to completion, it finally pushed the right button: eject.
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It said this was a complex maneuver that marked a "huge leap towards gaining full combat capability".
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"Even at orders of magnitude less than that, you'd want to do a maneuver to avoid it."
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The bill with the most votes over 218 would be sent to the Senate under the maneuver.
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Make no mistake, the widely praised Mueller is no softie and is capable of such a maneuver.
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Experts have been studying animal locomotion in order to invent robots that can maneuver in tough environments.
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Johnson's maneuver looks even worse when you examine what will happen after she has delivered her speech.
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But Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, famous for his athletic ability, was well prepared for Trump's maneuver.
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Trump should realize that he cannot bluster or maneuver his way out of the special counsel's investigation.
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"This is a simple mechanical disorder," said Dr. Foster, who has performed the maneuver thousands of times.
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Nothing has become more conclusive in the 44 years since the Heimlich Maneuver saved its first life.
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I also think people forget that there is a sweet hand maneuver that goes with it, too!
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A female customer rushes to help him and tries performing the Heimlich maneuver but it doesn't work.
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"We do think there is space to maneuver in order to change the European rule," he said.
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They bring a sense of order to the chaos that he otherwise must try to maneuver through.
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While immersed in the film, viewers can maneuver through the virtual world and wander to different planets.
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In his view, infant nations needed room to maneuver before they could compete with established industrial powers.
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By assembling a coalition to confront China, Mr. Trump would have left it little room to maneuver.
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In the world of gossip media, such a maneuver is known as a "catch and kill" operation.
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Were he to study the intricacies of British politics, Trump might also envy Johnson's room for maneuver.
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Infuriating as this latest maneuver is, Democratic fecklessness on the subject of climate change is nothing new.
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A. Positional vertigo is a common type of dizziness that can be treated with a simple maneuver.
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Courting it with every tweet and maneuver, like a matador waving his red cape before the crowd.
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Cillian would have to show that he had mastered the self-control to maneuver the bulky mechanism.
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The apron — the frame that holds up the tabletop — can cut down on your room to maneuver.
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The surprise legislative maneuver forced Democrats who might have otherwise favored the elections bill to oppose it.
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CBS's audacious maneuver involved issuing a special dividend that would have severely watered down her voting shares.
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The maneuver is called a restricted application, and you must have been born on or before Jan.
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That maneuver infuriated Democrats, but Republicans say it was crucial to turning out their voters that fall.
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The maneuver rescued Porsche's takeover bid, allowing the family company to acquire majority voting rights in Volkswagen.
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Unless those sanctions are lifted, Mr. Moon's room to maneuver on expanding inter-Korean ties is limited.
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It would not be the first time a sitting president has used it as a political maneuver.
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An Army physician assigned to a maneuver unit said the guidance handed down has been too reactive.
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In the future, Super Cruise will be able to handle that maneuver while Super Cruise is engaged.
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Mr. Murdoch and his board will want to see which side has crafted the better regulatory maneuver.
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He leaped into action, dropped to his knees and put his cousin, Connor, in the Heimlich maneuver.
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A few gyrations in one position, a gruff rolling maneuver, then a few more gyrations in another.
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This vacuum features Dyson's powerful suction and signature ball pivot, so it's light and easy to maneuver.
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There are four rotors used for lift and four tilt-rotors used to maneuver, all electrically driven.
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"I wish to make clear that this is not a maneuver to push anyone aside," he said.
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Authorities followed and a SWAT team performed a tactical maneuver to force Conditt to stop the SUV.
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That's by design, a maneuver it hopes will pay off in March, when tournament seedings are made.
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This allowed it to accelerate, decelerate, steer and maneuver through traffic without needing input from a human.
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If he's correct, that lends credence to the theory that the probes were simply a political maneuver.
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In 1980, John Epley first described his eponymous maneuver, now the standard course of treatment for BPPV.
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The good thing is that it will give fintechs room to maneuver, and to build a business.
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They're light and easy to hold, and the buttons are easy for my tiny fingers to maneuver.
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The visa maneuver would not be permitted in the future, a blow to the model Oxford pioneered.
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There are two vacant spots on the Fed board, which gives Trump some potential room to maneuver.
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Fans and lasers on the robot help it maneuver around when it is floating in zero-gravity.
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Toward the end of the lane, we had to zig and zag to maneuver past staggered barriers.
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The mortars and the machine guns cleared the way for several infantry squads to maneuver into position.
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That will leave the nation with an enormous federal deficit and not much fiscal room to maneuver.
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And in Chicago, where cars struggled to maneuver on side streets, even some dogs were wearing boots.
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Missouri GOP maneuver backfires When Missourians gathered more than 300,73 petition signatures to force a referendum on the state's right-to-work law, Republicans who control the state legislature tried to protect the union-busting law with a maneuver they thought would tip the outcome in their favor.
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Yahoo can ill afford further delays to sorting itself out, and the maneuver is a time-consuming one.
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The Xbox controller is used to maneuver the photonic masts—sensors that have replaced periscopes in modern submarines.
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The Justice Department used the same maneuver in another case about emoluments, before the federal court in Maryland.
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Just as an example, here is this same maneuver performed on a rotating platform instead of on ice.
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At one point he pulled off a maneuver his friend calls "so risky" as he recorded the flight.
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It's a defensive maneuver that pipsqueak sea creatures employ to dance away from the jaws of hungry predators.
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Provocative nuclear and missile tests by North Korea last year initially gave Moon little diplomatic room to maneuver.
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"In any event, Moody's sees the government's room to maneuver as extremely constrained," Moody's said in a statement.
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"The statute is designed to prevent using this kind of maneuver to help a nominee's nomination," Vladeck said.
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The parliamentary majority retained by the handful of parties in Kabila's coalition will curtail Tshisekedi's room for maneuver.
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It's a quick, subtle maneuver that likely wouldn't have drawn a penalty in a real-deal NFL game.
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It was 1974 when he created the lifesaving maneuver and the American Medical Association gave it his name.
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" In a brilliant, Banksy-like maneuver, the students painted over Kipling's verses with Maya Angelou's "Still I Rise.
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In a rare convergence of views, the SPD and AfD both dismissed the row as an election maneuver.
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This is the kind of Survivor resume you want to build: the key part of the key maneuver.
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These engines maneuver the lander to a safe spot and lower the spacecraft gently down to the ground.
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The parliamentary maneuver came after Democrats were able to filibuster and deny cloture on Gorsuch's nomination Thursday morning.
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The app is incredibly easy to maneuver, but I had some trouble pairing my phone with the device.
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Not to mention, a drone would be easier to maneuver around a room than a robot on wheels.
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"A majority—if not all—instruments would be off during such a maneuver," he said in an email.
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OceanOne appears to be almost as capable as DARPA's ATLAS robot, but tailor-made to easily maneuver underwater.
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They must maneuver over and around obstacles in un-mapped skies where internet connectivity is not consistently available.
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MSFVs and similar vehicles come with their own drawbacks, as they are large, harder to maneuver, and expensive.
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"We will respect the law ... there is some room of maneuver but only within these limits," Orban said.
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What's the dynamic like in a situation like this where you both have so much room to maneuver?
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Despite the outrage over that maneuver, gouging like that is standard operating procedure in the ruthless pharmaceutical world.
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Now if only we could figure out how to maneuver a curling iron as well as the pros.
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The Autopark system could help drivers steer through a parallel parking maneuver with the touch of a button.
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A coalition involving the FDP could limit her room for maneuver on pressing ahead with euro zone reform.
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It seemed like he was trying to maneuver and shake the cables to get the parachute to open.
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The Azeri defense ministry said that their forces detected and destroyed some Armenian combat vehicles during a maneuver.
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The maneuver was also used by fictional spacecraft like the Hermes in the movie (and book) The Martian.
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Budget reconciliation is a parliamentary maneuver that allows Congress to pass budget-related bills with only 51 votes.
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Attention has focused on software called Maneuver Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS, and the sensors that activate it.
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Then to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere, the vehicle must reposition its wings — a maneuver known as feathering.
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Dr. Henry Heimlich, the surgeon who invented the life-saving Heimlich maneuver, has died, according to NBC News.
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Supermoto frames are also smaller and lighter than many other bikes, making them easy to maneuver around town.
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That was a re-entrenchment maneuver by a superpower dipping a toe into uncharted waters and then recoiling.
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Putin's overall military moves in the Middle East but also North Africa limit the West's ability to maneuver.
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The maneuver is like carrying a dining-room table through a bedroom door while stepping on slippery carpets.
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The president's maneuver was blocked by Guatemala's Constitutional Court and condemned internationally, including by bipartisan U.S. Congressional leaders.
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Matthew Heimbach tried the same maneuver in Pikeville, Kentucky, in 2017, only to encounter stiff resistance from locals.
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She doesn't have time to maneuver around your chairs, so please, for the love of God, just move.
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So dominant was Roy E. Moore on the pommel horse that a gymnastics maneuver was named after him.
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In their place are now ageing Soviet-era tanks that regularly break down and are difficult to maneuver.
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He recalled that he was able to maneuver close to two passengers stranded on the plane's right wing.
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But the president may also have his own natural material that could help him counter China's latest maneuver.
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However, few of us would say that a self-driving car performing the same maneuver was acting rationally.
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Maybelline Lash Discovery Mascara has a tiny, easy-to-maneuver wand that works well for short, thin lashes.
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The maneuver is so difficult that Biles is the first female gymnast to ever land it in competition.
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The bill is being brought up under a procedural maneuver that requires a two-thirds majority for passage.
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Small gestures of gratitude, like writing out the phrase "Thank you!" on the check, are another psychological maneuver.
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Here the women, after a difficult maneuver, repeatedly do a little toe tap on the floor behind them.
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Using a long-shot procedural maneuver, Democrats tried to convene a special session but were rebuffed by Republicans.
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Trump's emergency maneuver to fund his border wall has become a divisive issue, even among some Republicans. Sen.
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There were so many boxes back here, making it difficult to maneuver and access certain items on sale.
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But as The Times reported on Monday, the maneuver was so suspect that his lawyers advised against it.
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Mylan's intention to make a generic EpiPen, though it will help some patients, is likewise a calculated maneuver.
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In this context, it's hard to see the dean's letter as anything other than a public relations maneuver.
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Highlight of the episode: Jesse and Walt maneuver to make sure Badger sends a fake Heisenberg to prison.
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That reality gives us space to maneuver and turn Trump's relationship with Kim into something of lasting value.
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When he resorted to gobbledygook in public, it was in order to preserve his political room to maneuver.
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It's a brief but telling portrait of the minefield black women have to maneuver to find a partner.
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The CNTE argued that the reform was a maneuver by Pena Nieto to regain political control of education.
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" It will probably be, he said, "somebody who's got electronic warfare, armored vehicles and the ability to maneuver.
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Settling that lawsuit, pending in a Munich court, "would give us more room for maneuver," Ms. Grütters said.
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That means there is no parliamentary maneuver for him to make, or horse-trading for him to conduct.
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Later that year, an editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association labeled it the Heimlich Maneuver.
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Dr. Henry Heimlich, the man behind an anti-choking maneuver that's undoubtedly saved thousands of lives has died.
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Before a maneuver, you must always imagine the most awful thing the contingent world might throw your way.
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Dauman filed a legal challenge to that maneuver, arguing that Redstone was being manipulated by his daughter Shari.
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Over the following weeks, it slowly built up the momentum to maneuver into lunar orbit on April 4.
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Before now, Mr. Johnson has rarely been confronted by a situation he could not maneuver his way through.
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Edward Kennedy tried this maneuver in 1980, aiming to oust sitting President Jimmy Carter as the Democratic nominee.
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You'll also vacuum nearly everywhere thanks to the Light Ball design that helps it maneuver into tighter spaces.
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Days later, a Washington State man who had read about it used the maneuver to save a neighbor.
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That maneuver involved a company, created by the Trump family in 1992, called All County Building Supply & Maintenance.
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That would give the Fed more room to maneuver, perhaps allowing it to raise interest rates more slowly.
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Taylor learns of the maneuver directly from Wendy when they meet in the crowd at the boxing match.
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That they even discussed such a radical maneuver spoke to the desperate straits that Republicans find themselves in.
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It's a brilliant maneuver, making an ad that itself creates the need for the product in the ad.
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Make sure you have several gigabytes of free space available on your PC for Fresh Start to maneuver.
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It's less clear how he can contest the New York legislature's maneuver, but he is sure to try.
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Some media equated Governor Cuomo's maneuver to "lockdowns" seen in China or Italy, but that wasn't quite accurate.
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Her team believes many aspects of this maneuver are shared among other microbes, though more studies are needed.
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This wasn't enough for me, though: I still didn't like the need to use the screen to maneuver.
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Optimists have expressed hopes that his absence could give the political parties in Belfast more room for maneuver.
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Whether Boston can maneuver to keep key pieces is uncertain largely because of a payroll exceeding $200 million.
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Some emergency response services were deployed, but there was still plenty of room in the system to maneuver.
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A pit maneuver is a police tactic used to spin out a car from behind during a chase.
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This rare show of unanimity left Athens no room to maneuver, and Skopje, too, did not back down.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) off guard and that caused confusion about the legality and logistics of such a maneuver.
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It is a financial maneuver the real estate mogul said he has performed many times throughout his career.
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In WWI, these troops were seen as the evolution of horseback cavalry, able to effectively maneuver through battlefields.
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Arrows giving turning instructions will appear in just the place on the road where the maneuver should happen.
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Maneuver through the station's parking lot to Lower Station Road, and the marked trailhead is hard to miss.
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In the app, you have the choice to perform this maneuver either in automatic or in manual mode.
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The maneuver began and ended with close flybys of Saturn's moon Titan, whose orbit is shown in yellow.
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The maneuver was dubbed the "nuclear option" because it was seen as a drastic escalation of procedural warfare.
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Trump previously denied he would consider using compulsory purchases — a legal maneuver similar to eminent domain — to expand.
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Mr. Tolley was stationed on the roof to help ventilate the building, a relatively routine maneuver, officials said.
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These small, textured brushes made for cleaning between teeth can be easier to hold and maneuver than floss.
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The law is essentially an accounting maneuver intended to give lawmakers more time to debate more substantive changes.
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But when I had to execute an aggressive driving maneuver, the GLB showed why it's a Mercedes-Benz.
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Chris Kennedy, the lethality branch chief for the soldier division at the Maneuver Center of Excellence, told Insider.
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Constitutional scholars told Insider that McConnell&aposs maneuver was "cynically Machiavellian" and a "hyperpartisan" manipulation of Senate norms.
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The spacecraft will have to maneuver around treacherous ground, including a three-story-high boulder nicknamed Mt. Doom.
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Then, the operator may choose to fire up the satellite's thrusters and maneuver it out of harm's way.
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CNN said it confirmed Carter's opposition with a senior Department of Defense official following Obama's maneuver earlier Tuesday.
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Haverfield's pilots are trained to maneuver under these trying conditions, and take extra safety measures during these operations.
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Democrats oppose the House GOP maneuver since it would raise defense spending without raising non-defense spending, too.
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It's also shorter than the average road bike, which makes it much easier to maneuver and to store.
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Johnson's margin of victory may not be large enough for him to afford him much room to maneuver.
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The ousters, announced Tuesday, mark CEO Mark Tritton's first major maneuver since joining Bed Bath & Beyond on Nov.
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Beyond that bookkeeping maneuver, retailing experts say the Sears brand had lost value in the eyes of shoppers.
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House Homeland Security Chairman Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) on Wednesday called on the administration to disavow the maneuver.
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Eating was just a way to maneuver upright through what living I could before collapsing back into isolation.
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But he assumed his old position in 2012 with a back room maneuver that prompted mass street demonstrations.
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Researchers think soft robots could assist in surgery, since they can maneuver in ways that traditional robots don't.
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In essence, both companies are trying to legally maneuver one another out of having any control over Snopes.
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Both survived in good shape, according to Ortiz, but the maneuver also put law enforcement on high alert.
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The maneuver has ignited a global discussion about the role of social media in the face of crisis.
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German coalition agreements are strict, with the contours set out in them limiting the government's room for maneuver.
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This maneuver has been used on many previous space missions, to increase or decrease a spacecraft's speed and course.
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On the boards' tracks, players maneuver among squares that allow for leaps ahead or lost turns or slogs backward.
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Unable to maneuver out of their tracks, unlike nimbler buses, they get stuck behind stopped cars or delivery trucks.
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Known as a "captain-only" landing, the pilot has to maneuver the plane dramatically on the landing between mountains.
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Drivers are also alerted before the car begins to change lanes and can stop any maneuver once it begins.
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This is a quite radical maneuver — arguably more radical than simply abolishing the filibuster — and thus bears some explaining.
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It just gained a lot of weight and significance along the way and became this amazing, life-changing maneuver.
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Critics say this could be a maneuver by the first lady to strengthen her chances of succeeding her husband.
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Obama's nomination of Garland is a transparently political maneuver that shows just how transparently political his opponents are being.
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The mother rode the scooter into oncoming traffic and made an evasive maneuver, causing her son to fall off.
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It's self-propelled, and the higher rear wheels makes it easier to maneuver around corners and turn around. 6.
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"This unsafe action forced Chancellorsville to execute all engines back full and to maneuver to avoid collision," Doss said.
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That tiny Micro-USB cable sticks out when plugged in, but it's easy to maneuver when closing the Cocoon.
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The social media giant's success will hinge on its ability to maneuver other potential obstacles as well, Anthony said.
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Until then, it will make successively tighter orbits, passing Venus seven times to accelerate via the gravitational slingshot maneuver.
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First, policy levers and buffers remain adequate, leaving room for policy makers to maneuver and manage the debt cycle.
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Policymakers want to start raising borrowing costs so they have more room to maneuver if there is another downturn.
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"If inflation falls, central banks will have even less room to maneuver when faced with a slowdown," Williams said.
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This move allowed the rescuers to maneuver the animal to higher ground and disentangle its horns from the wires.
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His seamless maneuver to take what he deserves absolutely earns him a place in the buffet hall of fame.
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It's still very uncertain because what business wants is certainty and what the government wants is room to maneuver.
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Perhaps most valuable of all: You can perform any editing maneuver on videos just as easily as on photos.
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Yet how successfully can a festival maneuver such a bold attempt to center a conversation before guests even convene?
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The tradeoff is that Spencer cannot jump, only maneuver by swooping around like a spider caught in the breeze.
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Bosch sensors throughout the garage communicate with the connected cars to direct them how to maneuver through the structure.
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Congratulations, you did that [maneuver], now let's turn around that airplane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground.
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The Chinese ship put bumpers on its side, suggesting it expected a possible collision when it ran the maneuver.
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When you first start, you are a small, skinny little thing which makes you nimble and easy to maneuver.
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The key to overcoming it is awareness itself: cognizance of this fact, so that we might maneuver around it.
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Even as these individual companies maneuver against each other, the money is all trickling up to the same place.
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During the Cold War, Kim Il Sung played China off against the Soviet Union to maintain freedom of maneuver.
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Canada and Mexico, which initially dismissed most of Washington's demands as unworkable, now say there is room to maneuver.
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Kayaking aficionados who participated in the discussion were tickled to learn that the maneuver had another, very different meaning.
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It's a precedent-setting maneuver that permits the company to tailor its results based on perceptions of users' ideologies.
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The unauthorized radio transmissions would force pilots to abort landings and perform a "go around" (an emergency maneuver) instead.
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Everyday, the Cruise cars maneuver around double-parked vehicles, for a total of between 200 and 800 times altogether.
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Also, the effective date of China's move depended on when the U.S. action took effect, providing room for maneuver.
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Barring a last-minute maneuver, Elliott will begin his suspension when the Cowboys visit the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
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I can maneuver through a visual environment looking for computer-generated interactions, but it doesn't feel like a game.
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Cutting, then, will please the market but give the Fed little room to maneuver during a more serious downturn.
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But what was a shrewd maneuver on Sanders's part might have served him better than it did the party.
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Chairman Jordan said last month he still has room to maneuver and could introduce even more expansionary monetary policy.
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Check out the video ... the suspects were able to maneuver around the bus, but not before tossing a sandwich.
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Given room to maneuver behind the net, he tallied his fifth goal on a backhand wraparound at 2:23.
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If that wasn't impressive enough, on top of all, he managed to maneuver the van into the drive-thru.
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The Dash will let you use gestures to maneuver through a world of augmented reality planted in your ears.
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But it was otherwise a relatively enjoyable way to maneuver around the traffic that plagues 7th and 8th Avenues.
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As you can see, a chocolate ring donut allows ample room for maneuver: And how about the cavity test?
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Italy may have a little more time to maneuver because its next general elections will be in May 2018.
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Thursday's legislative maneuver means Senate Republicans have changed committee rules twice this week to overcome Democratic protests against nominees.
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"There are ways to maneuver around the current red flags that have been put in the ground," Reade said.
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I had to wear white gloves to climb inside the one-time race car and maneuver the steering wheel.
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Just saved my guy Marcus Ryan's life by using the Heimlich maneuver in the middle of the Austin airport!
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"He should have told me they were going to do this two-bit maneuver," Hatch told reporters Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr. Molnar, the male dancer, repeatedly manipulates his female companions, sometimes in Heimlich-maneuver position, sometimes by the head.
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Ocasio-Cortez tweeted that pay-go was "a dark political maneuver designed to hamstring progress on healthcare+other" legislation.
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The first was firing low-pressure thrusters, called Dracos, to show that they could maneuver the capsule in space.
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There are concerns that with each new maneuver a misunderstanding or misstep by either side could lead to war.
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This also provides greater overall freedom to maneuver in foreign policy, as Israel is less constrained by U.S. goals.
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During the tricky maneuver, InSight slowed from 12,300 mph to 5 mph before it gently landed on the surface.
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"This is a political maneuver, and it has nothing to do with reality, it's all about politics," he said.
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The traffic was as bad as I'd feared, especially downtown, but I learned to maneuver around using the freeway.
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The clamp closes through a ratcheting mechanism so I had to get the maneuver started with my own strength.
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The maneuver prompted both parties to blame the other for politicizing the work of the normally bipartisan intelligence panel.
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"In the distance, I could see several vehicles trying to maneuver and turn back on the road," he said.
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British lawmakers used a similar maneuver to bring their upper legislative chamber to heel in the early twentieth century.
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The Northern Fleet's new portside firing maneuver significantly reduces the time it takes to make weapon systems combat-ready.
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He would abandon the threatened maneuver for a "one-time payment of $5–85033 billion" in payments from Mexico.
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All three boards are just 3/8-inch thick, which makes them easy to maneuver and also to store.
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Those who actually know New Mexico know Martinez's administration has been a stream of shady maneuver after embarrassing incident.
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In the midst of Independence Day festivities, NASA's Juno orbiter celebrated its own American heritage with a daredevil maneuver.
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These days, traffic clogs the narrow Lyari streets and vendors line the roadside as motorbikes maneuver in every direction.
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The Epley maneuver also involves turning your head in several positions while you're sitting, then lying on your side.
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Mr. Staggs leapt up, and applied the Heimlich maneuver so forcefully that he broke one of Mr. Iger's ribs.
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For this superb anti-spoiler maneuver, I would like to give the entire crew of this show a hug.
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But China has never given the precise coordinates of the line, and the ambiguity gives Beijing room to maneuver.
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He's one of the few politicians who seems able to maneuver institutional Washington without completely alienating the party's base.
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"As we progress, we will get more images—and I'm sure we're going to do another maneuver," Pelletier said.
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He swiftly performed the maneuver on an 87-year-old woman who was choking on a piece of hamburger.
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Yet the ability to maneuver in response to business challenges is the one thing a startup founder needs most.
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He's asking them to trust that, given room to maneuver, he'll bring the trade standoffs to a satisfactory conclusion.
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He learned how to maneuver in the peloton, which is difficult for runners to do, and that convinced me.
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Checker Cab gave them an interesting severance opportunity: teach the taxibots the best way to maneuver through Los Angeles.
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For them, there was a special maneuver: a quick knock on the head with the butt of the rifle.
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Had it been a human driver taking a road test, the maneuver would have resulted in an automatic failure.
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The NYPD was using the helicopter to look for a missing person and had to perform an evasive maneuver.
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When the signal is flashing, drivers — both humans and robot — are expected to maneuver their way through oncoming traffic.
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But Johnston anticipated this maneuver and withdrew his forces to a position behind the Rappahannock, forcing McClellan to improvise.
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Activists and lawyers for the Civilian Complaint Review Board call the maneuver Pantaleo used on Garner an illegal chokehold.
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They said even the name of the maneuver, Operation Northern Shield, seemed overly alarming and reminiscent of past wars.
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"We would stress that it is important to preserve some room for maneuver for more serious downturns," he said.
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The move angered Santander executives, who viewed the maneuver as a needless jab at a longtime client of UBS.
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Democratic leaders are turning to an obscure legislative maneuver just to try to put the proposal on the ballot.
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The bigger handles are great because I can maneuver the pot securely even if I'm wearing bulky pot holders.
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She relies on the support of 10 lawmakers from Northern Ireland, so she has little room for maneuver. Mrs.
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Ronaldo gets the ball with a little bit of room to maneuver, which draws a yell from the crowd.
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The Heimlich maneuver was first described in June 1974 in an article published by its creator, Dr. Henry Heimlich.
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Using a complex procedural maneuver, congressional leaders killed the soda tax, dropping it from the larger tax overhaul package.
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"One of the vehicles struck the other vehicle and spun it out ... similar to a pit maneuver," he said.
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Pros: Produces professional-quality pizza, easy to clean, even heat distributionCons: Weight makes it hard to maneuver, stains easily
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The effect provides the driver with an additional cue as to the direction and location of an upcoming maneuver.
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Rachel reported that the tactic could be a brilliant maneuver that may give the e-commerce giant an advantage.
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In the infantry, we're always training to maneuver on the enemy without pointing our rifles at our own people.
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London said Pantaleo did not use a chokehold, but rather a "seat belt" maneuver that goes around the torso.
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Obama, through an administrative maneuver, had made birth control cost-free for all plans participating in the ObamaCare exchanges.
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At big festivals, Badu happily plays the hits, but at her own concerts she has more room to maneuver.
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The Heimlich maneuver was first described in June 1974, in an article published by its creator, Dr. Henry Heimlich.
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They said they expected the North to maneuver for tactical advantage until the two leaders met on June 12.
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The maneuver typically begins with the whales gathering beneath the shoal of prey and producing bubbles from their blowholes.
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It's a trickier maneuver to accomplish, but also saves SpaceX time, fuel and money in terms of launch costs.
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Renaissance's profits were further enhanced by a controversial tax maneuver, which became the subject of a 2014 Senate inquiry.
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On the other hand, China, faced with a slowing economy that could trigger unrest, has little room to maneuver.
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Perhaps there is some room to maneuver, with likely financial implications of a couple hundred million dollars a year.
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"Smart Summon" allows the car to turn and maneuver around obstacles by itself on its way to the driver.
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That dependence on foreign markets — epitomized by cars, the country's No. 1 export — is limiting its room to maneuver.
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As long as the EU drug wholesaling networks remain in their current state, the counterfeiters have room to maneuver.
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Hulking three-row vehicles are a chore to maneuver in the city, and most of them drink to excess.
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The onus would be on the Chinese ship to keep safe distance from and maneuver past the US ship.
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Treating the Arab population as an enemy within is racist in itself, but it is also a political maneuver.
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Republicans are weighing whether to use a complicated budget maneuver to help pay for additional ObamaCare funding, sources say.
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North Korea denounced that maneuver as an act of aggression and threatened a strike on the U.S. if provoked.
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Jerrold Nadler, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, are preparing to act if there is any such blocking maneuver.
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Parents preparing for a long car ride or airplane trip are like Army officers plotting a complicated land maneuver.
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Tons of people made out on the Robin Hood-esque maneuver ... it ended up costing Marriott more than $50,000!
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They assumed the sharks, too big to maneuver through the dense vegetation, avoided the kelp forests where seals hide.
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"We think we have on both sides exhausted the margin for maneuver under our respective mandates," the person said.
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The polycarbonate suitcases are light, tough, and easy to maneuver, and when personalized with their favorite colors, highly distinctive.
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