And that cap can move more wildly than a Wiffle ball.
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He is a political rampage charging ever more wildly out of control.
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The pendulum seems to be swinging more wildly and widely every day.
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Dad cries out, laughing, and Gran laughs along with him, though more wildly.
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That means more intrigue and more wildly expensive looking teen parties are ahead.
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His positions on issues can gyrate more wildly than the Dow Jones industrial average.
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Amid all this public turmoil, Marina's personal life spins even more wildly out of control.
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Cyrus' appearance was a natural: His remix made the already viral hit even more wildly contagious.
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The other two initial shorts in the Backstories series are less painful but even more wildly animated.
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And it wasn't an issue of simple ignorance; Germans who opposed reunification overestimated the distances more wildly.
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At least on paper, Sanders seems even more wildly popular among young voters than Barack Obama was in 2008.
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Amusing and unsettling enough at first, the business becomes less tenable the more wildly Binet spins out his scenarios.
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And as research has made clear, the closer we feel to the patient, the more wildly we overestimate their prognosis.
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Even among this group of avant-garde dreamers, there are a few who dared to dream a little more wildly.
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While silver cards can always be bought for $2, gold card values are meant to vary more wildly by rarity/demand.
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It is because over periods of 20 years or more, stocks have almost always outperformed bonds, although stocks swing more wildly.
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Related: The World's Best Awards 22019 The experiences you can have in the places on this list couldn't be more wildly different.
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So not only is Intelsat 29e moving slightly faster than everything else, but it's also weaving in and out of the orbit much more wildly.
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It becomes sloppier when he's panicked, more visceral when he's vulnerable, more wildly hyperbolic and wickedly imprecise when he's making a counterfeit show of strength.
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As the cutoff point approaches and the nonessential prose systems shut down, I write — not more wildly or sloppily or out-there wittily, but more sententiously.
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Almost cartoonish in its embodiment of traditional standards of pulchritude, the outfit's excess and resplendence prepare us for more wildly abstract interpretations of beauty throughout the exhibition.
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Even in an optimistic scenario, temperature anomalies — how much the temperature of a given area deviates from what would be "normal" in that region — would swing far more wildly than they do today.
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Real estate values swing more wildly now than in the past, and traditional wage income has become a decreasing share of the income tax base, making revenue streams less reliable and harder to predict.
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Sterling, which swung more wildly this week than at any point since 2017, fell on Thursday from nine-month highs as investors turned cautious about May's chances of getting her Brexit deal approved next week.
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"Ironically, other outfits were even more wildly off the mark, but the Post appears to be the designated defendant," Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University Law School, said in an email to Vox.
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He pulled up to the barn and stepped a booted foot from the cab to the dirt, and the dogs keened even more wildly, eager to get out on the range: The dogs knew a cowboy when they saw one.
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"State banks were quite firm in defending the yuan at 20173 before the official close, but since they get off work after 22017:26.8 pm the rates fluctuated more wildly and hit 22016," said a trader at a Chinese commercial bank in Shanghai.
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Even a rush into government bonds by panicked investors and increased swings in stocks at the end of March were not enough to shake currencies out of their stupor, fuelling concerns on bank trading desks that generate bigger profits when prices swing more wildly.
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But when Hoppus posited the following statement, he probably wasn't expecting a response from Taco Bell HQ: In addition to So-Cal-ified Mexican fare such as burritos, quesadillas, and hard- and soft-shelled tacos, Del Taco also offers even more wildly un-Mexican menu items than Taco Bell, including bacon cheeseburgers, milkshakes, chili Cheddar fries, and crinkle-cut fries.
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Indeed, if Tuesday's preview was any indication, Mr. Trump will spend the rest of his term talking smack, patronizing and tweaking congressional Democrats, and playing ever more wildly to his base, even as Democrats express growing frustration about their inability to have a rational conversation with a president who lives — with apologies to Mr. Rogers — in his own Neighborhood of Make-Believe.
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She sweetly undermines his complaints, and then, when he softens, threatens to punish him by enjoying herself even more wildly. The sea shore at night Selim is waiting for Fiorilla. Instead he meets Zaida. The former lovers are shocked and delighted, and declare once more their mutual love.
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Airam then seduces Sean, and the two begin an intense relationship. As they make love, Airam smiles as she watches Maria's enraptured reflection finally getting what she wants. Airam begins living more wildly, smoking marijuana, skipping school, and drinking hard liquor. While at a motel together, Sean gets a phone call telling him the police want to speak to him and Maria.
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Many in the crowd have fasted, shaved their heads, and wear bright yellow clothes which are sacred to the goddess. Women and children may carry a pot on their heads decorated with the goddess's favourite leaves, of the margosa tree. Young men and women, carrying similar pots, are followed by drummers and dance more wildly. Larger men and women carry pots of charcoal fire.
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Hannah Simone at Paley Fest 2012 Cecilia "Cece" Parikh (Hannah Simone) is Jess' best friend since childhood, a street-smart and snarky fashion model. Although she is fairly serious and cool, she does enjoy parties and has gotten drunk on occasion where she acts more wildly. Her parents were born in India. Initially skeptical of Jess's new roommates, Cece becomes interested in Schmidt after seeing him express his emotions while preparing Thanksgiving dinner.
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Act 2 Setting: A Gypsy encampment at an abandoned church on the plains near the river A year has passed. Radu notices that Fleana has become increasingly cold to him. He hears her singing a wild love song in her caravan and he realizes that she must be in love with someone else. When he confronts her, she confesses that her love for him is dead and continues to sing her song ever more wildly.
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Camus has an elder sister and an elder brother named Leohart, who is especially protective of him and has watched over him ever since the day he was born.Meine Leibe Season 2, episode 6 :Camus possesses a special ability, something akin to empathy. He is able to talk to flowers and under his care they bloom more wildly than any place else (his mansion consists of huge gardens that he tend to himself). This ability also enables him to tell a person’s mood.
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Germany 1943, a German tank is driving through the burning ruins of an unnamed city. The crew of the tank come across a hysterical woman, crying for her "baby" trapped in a partially demolished building. Ignoring an air raid warden, Porta, Tiny, Stege, Old Man and Sven rescue the woman's "baby" only for it to turn out to be her cat. More wildly improbable situations follow, including Little Legionnaire beating Tiny in a fight, before they are sent to the Russian Front.
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Certainty for a bond investor like Gross included variables, such as credit ratings, yields, maturities, and duration, a measure of risk. The longer a bond's duration, the more wildly its price fluctuates when rates change, with cautious investors choosing shorter-term durations to limit price volatility caused by interest rate changes. Gross took advantage of uncertainty by making educated – but accurate – guesses on the direction of interest rates, inflation and other variables that affect bonds. The Financial Times wrote in March 2019: “Active, aggressive bond investing was Gross’ big innovation.
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In conversation, of > course, it is used even more wildly than in print. I have heard it applied > to farmers, shopkeepers, Social Credit, corporal punishment, fox-hunting, > bull-fighting, the 1922 Committee, the 1941 Committee, Kipling, Gandhi, > Chiang Kai-Shek, homosexuality, Priestley's broadcasts, Youth Hostels, > astrology, women, dogs and I do not know what else ... Except for the > relatively small number of Fascist sympathisers, almost any English person > would accept ‘bully’ as a synonym for ‘Fascist’. That is about as near to a > definition as this much-abused word has come.
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Reeder has been cited as a key early influence on Little Richard (Richard Penniman) (see below); his look and style were in a very similar vein, although Esquerita was much more flamboyant in the 1950s and his music played more wildly than the contemporary music of Little Richard. Reeder did not record until after Little Richard's initial early 1950s recordings for the RCA and Peacock labels and the later hits on Specialty. However, early Little Richard recordings made at WGST Radio Station in Atlanta do not show the style that was to make him famous. According to Richard, Esquerita did influence him and taught him to play the piano.
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With their own fields of gravity and atmosphere, the ships have open decks and tend not to resemble the spaceships of science fiction, but instead look more like galleons, animals, birds, fish or even more wildly fantastic shapes. The Spelljammer setting is designed to allow the usual sword and sorcery adventures of Dungeons & Dragons to take place within the framework of outer space tropes. Flying ships travel through the vast expanses of interplanetary space, visiting moons and planets and other stellar objects. Like the Planescape setting, Spelljammer unifies most of the other AD&D; settings and provides a canonical method for allowing characters from one setting (such as Dragonlance) to travel to another (such as the Forgotten Realms).
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As a Pravda correspondent, he travelled to Spain to cover the Spanish Civil War, while at the same time he was working for the NKVD. He also acted as military advisor to Loyalist forces on occasion. Koltsov is widely regarded as having been Joseph Stalin's chief reporter in the Spanish war, with speculation suggesting he had a direct line from his hotel to the Kremlin. The British communist journalist, Claud Cockburn, who met Koltsov in Spain, described him as "a stocky little Jew with a huge head and one of the most expressive faces of any man I ever met.... He unquestionably and positively enjoyed the sense of danger and sometime – by his political indiscretions, for instance, or still more wildly indiscreet love affairs – deliberately created dangers which need not have existed." George Orwell in Homage to Catalonia (1938) accused Cockburn of cooperating with Koltsov to produce false stories that favored Soviet objectives in Spain.
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