The filing also suggests other motions may be filed including motions to dismiss indictment, motions to suppress evidence, and motions for sanctions.
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Other motions you may want to experiment with in addition to the classic tug are side-to-side windshield wiper motions, gentle twisting motions, and rocking motions.
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The armband isn't reading the motions I'm making but the motions I want to make.
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"Because we are using a physics simulation to generate motions, all the motions are automatic," says Liu.
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In Spaces, users are represented by avatars whose motions in virtual space mirror their users' real-world motions.
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We use that information to construct the body motions of the apes and the motions of the apes' faces.
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Rotary, vertical, and slow motions are more likely to cause motion sickness than linear or rapid motions, Dr. Suurna says.
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So this (HyQ) platform can do many different motions ranging from very fast motions like a run or a jump.
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They can make motions challenging the procedures, forcing delays by demanding that the committee vote on each of their motions.
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They can offer motions challenging the procedures, forcing delays by demanding that the committee vote on each of the motions.
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Instead of repetitive, mechanical motions, this "AI mode" promises to replicate the nuanced and unpredictable motions of a real, human blowjob.
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Democrats oppose Republican motions Republicans on the committee, led by Nunes, made several motions on Wednesday that were rejected by Democrats.
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In pretrial motions Tuesday, Circuit Court Judge Barry Williams granted a number of motions limiting the information that will be presented in Nero's trial.
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He kept up his barrage of motions: he filed 22 different motions to "continue trial," forcing the prosecution to adapt to his unusual speed.
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Will recusal motions become routine when these judges are appointed to oversee civil rights cases – followed by mandamus petitions when those motions are denied?
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However, the current systems in place are guided by the surgeons, and essentially take their motions and translate them into precise motions with tiny instruments.
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While all those motions were voted down -- as will all such future motions offered by Republicans on Wednesday -- they had the desired slow-down effect nonetheless.
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"Those theories don't involve a dark matter particle to explain the motions of galaxies, they change the laws of gravity to govern those motions," van Dokkum said.
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We use quantization techniques to discover sixteen distinct motions, and using these motions we design and evaluate a system that procedurally generates realistic movement sequences using deep learning.
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While in-and-out motions (like the kind a penis does) can feel wonderful, you can also chill inside there for a bit and try out different motions.
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"We were all really surprised by how big the horizontal motions were and how little the vertical motions were," says study author Doug Dreger, a seismologist at UC Berkeley.
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Other players started adopting the baby shark motions, making big claps after getting on base or, charmingly, tiny little shark motions with their fingers, like a baby shark golf clap.
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"What's really happening is, we're detecting all the motions in [the user's] body and we're syncing those motions up to the sensors inside BB-8 — they're completely aligned," he said.
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The critical motions included in this count were: * Summary judgment motions, which often lay out in detail the strongest evidence collected in support of or opposition to the plaintiff's claims.
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It was moot anyway — neither side submitted any motions.
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Ptolemaic astronomy was for centuries able to "save the observable phenomena" about planetary motions by assuming epicycles and deferents [elaborations of circular motions], with no pretense to give a true story about it.
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His lawyers filed motions to dismiss both counts against him.
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China's delegation interrupted Ho's speech twice by raising procedural motions.
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I was just going through the motions at the beginning.
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They will present their motions between May 16 and 27.
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I'd really have preferred those motions assigned to button combinations.
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"Picture this," Chris continues, adding a flourish of hand motions.
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Just people going through the motions with nothing behind it.
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You're going through the motions of daily life without feeling.
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The judge is still considering all of the company's motions.
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But she responds with robot noises, lights and blinking motions.
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The motions come ahead of a scheduled resentencing on Aug.
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That's because blood pressure can rise with the simplest motions.
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First we just created lots of motions and observed them.
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I was in a haze, just going through the motions.
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"They have to go through the motions," the lobbyist added.
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A hearing on the motions is set for Oct. 10.
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Their lawyers declined comment to PEOPLE, citing the pending motions.
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They're expected to file additional motions in the coming days.
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Is it just more paperwork, more motions back and forth?
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Last week, Grant filed motions for rehearing in both cases.
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The man, visibly nervous, motions upwards, and is pulled away.
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Party discipline demands that the majority not support these motions.
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Judge Matsumoto did not rule Friday on the severance motions.
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He refused to even hear or act on the motions.
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Her quick motions look panicky, like those of someone drowning.
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It's surprising that design should govern in motions so plain.
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Anthony played along, but he admitted the motions felt bittersweet.
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Tim did this, too: outsize motions that were half cartoon.
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Dull, colorless, functionaries going through the motions, both of them.
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Most of these cases are still undergoing pretrial legal motions.
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All but one of those motions failed along party lines.
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It's not just intentional motions that can be misinterpreted, however.
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We are now following the courteous motions of the law.
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The judge has rejected Maline's motions for a new trial.
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Most parliamentary motions are never translated into bills or laws.
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I started writing motions and helped four guys get released.
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Motions for stays are typically decided based on paper filings.
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They worked to characterize shapes preserved by motions of space.
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But you don't even know if the motions are working.
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Be sure to blend, using the same concise circular motions.
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Senators can also threaten to filibuster amendments and other motions.
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Just go through the motions and pretend you're cleaning something.
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They filed multiple failed motions for "postconviction relief," prosecutors said.
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That's why I worked through a few different abbreviated motions.
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Defendants in civil cases can generally file so-called post-trial motions, asking the trial court judge to reduce a verdict or set it aside entirely, but J&J did not file such motions.
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And there are other motions that Schumer could offer following the question-and-answer period, although McConnell could counter that these motions are a stalling tactic and just designed to needlessly extend the trial.
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Concerned about the prejudice of links to Russian collusion and the President, Manafort's team already has filed motions -- motions in limine -- to exclude certain evidence, including the fact that Manafort worked for the Trump campaign.
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And depending on the movie, the physical motions could be nauseating.
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His various lawyers filed eight pre-trial appeals and innumerable motions.
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The motions of his mouth and throat were detailed and subtle.
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They even seemed to dance, lifting their tentacles in strange motions.
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He motions towards a table cluttered with pale, folded paper animals.
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He just simply placed me in contempt and ignored our motions.
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Instead of up and down motions, try grinding forwards and backwards.
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The judge in Chris' case granted the prosecution motions on Wednesday.
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Both verdicts were later slashed on post-verdict motions or appeal.
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Instead, the performers constantly change up their tongue and finger motions.
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Ellis did not rule on the motions to suppress on Friday.
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A hearing on those motions is scheduled for later in May.
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The government and defense each filed motions that are still secret.
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Camille motions for Richard to place his hands down her pants.
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The trial will begin after some pre-trial motions Monday morning.
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"It is not a paper indictment and motions anymore," he says.
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As with all motions, the key is to look at forces.
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He denied motions to dismiss or strike portions of the complaint.
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Detention motions will be heard in both cases at 9 a.m.
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No judges have yet ruled on individual defendants' motions to dismiss.
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Possibly, according to the courts -- enough to survive motions to dismiss.
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Signs of a party that's not just going through the motions.
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One of those motions, filed by Broad, could end the case.
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And Taser has filed motions to dismiss Digital Ally's case outright.
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He went through the motions, relying on "muscle memory," he said.
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Republicans have twice won passage of motions to recommit this year.
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He guided the horse with the slightest motions, sounds, and pressure.
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Both robots can be programmed to take patients through specific motions.
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Renato Moicano caught Stephens with hard counters during these preliminary motions.
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He later filed motions to dismiss indictments in D.C. and Virginia.
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Under current ownership, the Titans are just going through the motions.
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Do you have any other repetitive motions or tics (Tourette syndrome)?
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Her small motions make the wrapping seem a chrysalis, beautifully iridescent.
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Use overlapping motions to make sure you don't miss any spots.
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He motions to the young leafy bush in front of him.
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By 9, he's at work hearing motions, reviewing filings, sentencing defendants.
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So far his motions for a new trial have been denied.
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No motions were filed challenging the conditions of their extended detentions.
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In the impeachment proceeding, the senators voted on motions or amendments.
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Note: it's possible the Senate moves to deliberate on the motions.
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Garden State judges granted more than 1,000 such motions in 2018.
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I nodded in agreement, and made pinching motions with my hands.
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"These motions are a key part of courtship," Dr. Dakin said.
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So why do the other contenders keep going through the motions?
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Or maybe, just then, she had stopped going through the motions.
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The company was dealt several setbacks on pretrial motions last year.
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Even then, they seem to be just going through the motions.
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The procedural maneuver was designed to avoid Republican motions to recommit.
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Wednesday to file motions permitted under the Senate's rules of impeachment.
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I ask one her name and she motions for my pen.
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I was thinking later about the complex motions involved in laughter.
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Future such motions will be handled by her court, she said.
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The Freedom Caucus, specifically Meadows, has some experience with privileged motions.
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The motions are expected to be debated in parliament next week.
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I continued to go through the motions but grew increasingly anxious.
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No other business can be conducted while those motions are pending.
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Shortly after the Dowell ruling, Missouri filed motions for unitary status.
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Guilherme Mendes stands behind the yellow barrier and motions to Desi.
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" The judge goes on, claiming the "parties have not established that their right to privacy supersedes the merits of public disclosure," and "as with their previous two motions seeking the same result, the instant motions is DENIED.
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Buildings Crumble and People Die All earthquakes produce high frequency motions that have the potential to badly damage nearby structures, but "earthquakes of different magnitudes produce motions that are damaging to different types of structures," says Stewart.
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Records were gathered, motions decided and a judge set a trial date.
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Mattel says the motions are based off the ones from the movie.
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You still need the motions in order to travel to another dimension.
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Outstanding motions remain in the case, according to Charlottesville spokesman Brian Wheeler.
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Tapping requires much more specific motions and rates to order the dice.
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Use soft, stippling motions to pat, not smear, the product into skin.
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In the real world, the robotic arm mimics the exact same motions.
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The motions are minor and humans can't really feel them, Fan said.
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The judge had yet to rule on any of the six motions.
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Not even go through the motions of pretending to think about it.
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Infrared sensors that can detect hand motions replace Simon's classic glowing buttons.
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The tiny radar sensors inside the speaker would sense your hand motions.
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Recusal motions under either statute must be filed in a "timely" manner.
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The latest model has multiple motions, varying sounds, and mp3/Bluetooth compatibility.
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Really hot, more like this side [motions to spicier wings], spicy daddy.
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Ellis is also expected to rule on several of motions Tuesday morning.
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Both mother and daughter have since filed motions to vacate their pleas.
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The U.S. Supreme Court denied last-minute motions to stay the execution.
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"Having motions for more objects would give better accuracy," she told Gizmodo.
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Sensing my curiosity, he grins and motions for me to take over.
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First, all the motions of people look like they would on Earth.
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He read text from a cellphone and explained the odd, repetitive motions.
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Last week, the defense filed motions to make the DNA evidence inadmissible.
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" Says Fullman, "All the motions are intended to be fluid and organic.
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Rao's minority government was subjected to multiple no-confidence motions in parliament.
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" "Then suddenly they felt something weird, the vibration, the huge lateral motions.
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Prepare legal papers and correspondence, such as summonses, complaints, motions, and subpoenas.
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The NEB has invited written comments on the motions by Sept. 7.
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McConnell filed motions to end debate on those 17 nominees on Wednesday.
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He simply doesn't go through the motions of performative elite woke signaling.
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But Farrell said that Kreider was not just going through the motions.
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He motions with his cup to a television mounted above my head.
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As we've reported, Weinstein's lawyers filed the motions to dismiss last month.
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Then, flashing a boyish grin, he motions for me to follow him.
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Nevertheless, cooperating witnesses who pleaded guilty are not usually filing Brady motions.
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As she practiced in Oakland, her fluid, repetitive motions appeared almost effortless.
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He had set Friday as a deadline for motions regarding the agreement.
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This reduces rocking ride motions and porpoising over heaves and large bumps.
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In wandering, his poems deliberately cultivate attentiveness to the motions of mind.
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He imitated batting stances, pitching motions and other mannerisms on his broadcasts.
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Like a pencil, these photos trace motions that may someday be gone.
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Still, Boyle says that other municipalities are considering supporting motions like Vancouver's.
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It's playful, and, for novices at least, the motions can be awkward.
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"Making motions for recusal is like throwing a stink bomb," he said.
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Many of its pretrial arguments were made in sealed or redacted motions.
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These motions could range from housekeeping issues to a motion to dismiss.
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He's the judge, essentially, so he can rule on motions and objections.
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They take each other for granted and just go through the motions.
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In the worst-case scenarios, it's like just going through the motions.
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She set a date for motions to be filed by October 7.
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Republicans control 53 seats and 51 votes are required to approve motions.
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Arguments on any motions submitted are required to begin at 28503 p.m.
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The judge set an April 4 date for arguments on the motions.
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He also objected to other motions to start up the vote series.
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Mr. Kostereli motions with his hands, as if delivering a fishing yarn.
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Rub the cloth up and down the scratch and in circular motions.
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It was all recorded in appeals bonds, court motions and $10 fines.
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Buchwald is considering motions from both sides seeking judgment in their favor.
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The referee motions for the two boys to come onto the mat.
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Capturing the motions of a human performer is the most lifelike way to bring a digital character to life, but scientists at Stanford have come up with a less intrusive way to capture and study the motions of animals.
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All that's left is to go through the empty motions of government process.
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But both parties have continued to file motions, including the video in question.
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After nearly a year of hearings, discovery, motions, and legal maneuverings, Waymo v.
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If Matsumoto denies the severance motions, the joint trial will begin June 26.
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Breyer is set to hold a hearing on the motions on Dec. 16.
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Gaia will eventually map the motions of all the stars in its catalog.
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He kind of had little tonic motions, just kind of indicative of seizures.
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You just have to go through the motions until it becomes second nature.
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In return, the monster does the same, as if mirroring her body's motions.
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In the motions, received on Monday by an appeals court in Madison, Wis.
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The court, however, has so far refused motions to dismiss previous impeachment proceedings.
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"These surveys will be measuring a billion or more stars' motions," says Oswalt.
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Google and the medical center have both filed motions to dismiss the lawsuit.
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Distractedly, Fatima rubbed his back in circular motions until he fell quiet again.
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Both the forms and the motions are simple to the point of banality.
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He posts up, and takes Duddles DEEP in just a few short motions.
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The Obama administration filed 430 similar motions during the same period in 2016.
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Like the motions on NHS pay and tuition fees, it is non-binding.
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"They just kind of mouthed it and went through the motions," he continued.
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Products I currently use include DevaCurl's shampoo and Motions Weightless Daily Oil Moisturizer.
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This is not just a job you can go through the motions with.
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He brushes his teeth (in circular motions, even) morning and night without fail.
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That means the court is at least listening to the defendant's pretrial motions.
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The prosecutor's filing revealing Shanann's burial location was in response to defense motions.
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It was not immediately clear when there will be rulings on these motions.
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Last year, it survived motions by industry and government to dismiss the case.
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It is unclear when she will rule on defence motions to dismiss it.
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Fly trembled in strange, berserk motions every time a soldier cocked a gun.
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There was no gyrating, no grabbing of the waistline, no fluid neck motions.
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I'm sure the FA could've survived a few seconds of light hip motions.
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It took a while longer for Mr Leung to go through the motions.
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Discala's lawyer Charles Ross said he planned to file motions challenging the conviction.
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Specifically, a man is unable to control the motions of his virile member.
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Ahmad, a taxi driver, motions proudly to signs of his city's rapid development.
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Because she's Alicia, her going through the motions is still just as badass.
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Not saying that people were casually going through the motions, because we weren't.
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And also just, like, little circular motions, and that's what helps you blend.
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She motions to her men in the direction of the sound: follow me.
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House rules state that "privileged" motions must be considered within two legislative days.
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The motions were defeated by more than 97 percent of the votes present.
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But Apple and Google have both filed new motions to redact the information.
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All five motions were shot down by the majority Democrats on the committee.
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Also, the device recognized when motions like nodding your head to reply "yes".
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Delegates can present motions for discussion and, perhaps, eventual consideration by the government.
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These motions are familiar; at the tips of our fingers, so to speak.
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The judge ordered the defense to file its next motions by Dec. 9.
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Use circular motions to apply it the same way you'd apply car wax.
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Both parents also filed numerous motions saying that the other was disparaging them.
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As we've reported, Weinstein's lawyers have filed motions to have the case dismissed.
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Though generally more technically sound, men do not have uniformly perfect service motions.
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He is merely going through all the motions that Washington expected of him.
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No. I go through these motions a few more times throughout the day.
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First order of business will be considering the motions filed on Wednesday morning.
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It survived several motions to dismiss and intervention by the US Supreme Court.
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He denied the defendant's motions to dismiss or strike portions of the complaint.
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He slow-walked lawsuits, filing countless motions and requesting delays, exhausting his foes.
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They're evading service to give their lawyers time to file snap removal motions.
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That vote would have allowed additional time to file responses to trial motions.
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Rulings on motions for witnesses or documentary evidence require only a simple majority.
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Javi's mother motions for the painter to take the abandoned seat beside her.
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"No one was faking it or going through the motions," Mr. Gustin said.
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Judge Broderick will rule on these motions in March, according to court documents.
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Justice James M. Burke said he would decide the pretrial motions by Sept.
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A range of motions, abstract patterns and even colors evoke sound for some.
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The judge in Mr. Kraft's case has still not ruled on those motions.
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Late Thursday night, the Supreme Court also denied his motions for a stay.
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I was just going through the motions for the sake of my children.
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Clumps of receding dots create wave-like motions that evoke a summer breeze.
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A dozen or so impeachment motions against him look doomed for the same reason.
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With precise and deliberate motions, she cut a thin line around the disk's circumference.
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When we are looking at projectile motion, the vertical and horizontal motions are independent.
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Similar motions to reclaim voting power have been made before, though none has passed.
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He motions at a glowing cube floating before him, and an identical cube emerges.
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Both Diane and Rachel have filed motions asking a judge to vacate their pleas.
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She ordered lawyers to complete depositions and motions in the case by Jan. 25.
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The motions sought to quash subpoenas from the state for testimony from those doctors.
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Stelzer granted the motions, effectively blocking the state from forcing the doctors to testify.
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Many parts of Dark Souls II feel like you are going through the motions.
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The Hollywood Reporter states a judge has yet to formally rule on dismissal motions.
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The Council said the commission was simply going through the motions while vetting judges.
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There's barely a pretense at going through the motions of inquiry and evidence anymore.
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But based on pretrial motions, model Janice Dickinson is expected to be among them.
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"At some point, the Democrats will realize their motions will be defeated," he said.
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Numerous lawyers were involved in filing and arguing the motions to dismiss the indictment.
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It also supports circular scrolling motions for getting through, say, a long song playlist.
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And many opposition motions will be deflected into the long grass of parliamentary subcommittees.
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But lately there's a sense that car companies are just going through the motions.
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Massage about a dollop onto skin in circular motions to help lift up makeup.
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Needless to say, Trump doesn't speak Japanese and was just going through the motions.
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The motions were non-binding, yet the government's hand was forced in both instances.
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But the DUP has always had the votes to defeat all pro-abortion motions.
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Every time a gun death enters the national discourse, we go through these motions.
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It moves about on wheels and just repeats the same motions again and again.
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Mr Corbyn has shrunk: he often seems just to be going through the motions.
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Four of the past five changes have come from spill motions, not from elections.
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New research shows that stingrays also use chewing motions to grind down their meal.
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But occasionally it does sound as though the players are going through the motions.
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Bodily motions are captured at the same time as the actor's expressions and voice.
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Abrams said he plans to file motions to allow cameras in court, THR reported.
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The toy detects your motions, and an accompanying app provides guided exercises and feedback.
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There will be another motions hearing in the case at the end of June.
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Then, if Democrats can force more votes on motions, more debate would be warranted.
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" Paris said she's "scared" for Justin, saying, "He was tired, going through the motions.
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Some in the crowd were heard whispering, asking what Brooks's motions were all about.
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He motions as if to headbutt Pattinson, but stops himself at the last second.
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It would know when strangers entered, or if unusual motions or sounds were recorded.
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Countries on the council are barred from voting on motions about their own affairs.
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And intervention motions, the brief said, must be decided individually, eating up court time.
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More than half of these motions (785) have occurred in the past 12 years.
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Trump's motions toward a trade war and crackdown on immigration are among their worries.
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They speak less, make fewer motions and are more often subject to negative interruptions.
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Only certain departments, and not individual delegates, can file formal motions to the legislature.
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Both men have filed motions claiming a lack of accommodation for Mr. Lombardy's disabilities.
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I'd forgotten how much I'd enjoyed going through those motions in the intervening years.
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Liebowitz's own history of defending against sanctions motions was his undoing with Judge Furman.
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Around the table stood a dozen people frozen in the motions of a feast.
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Many motions have sought to dislodge the name of "maize," but it has remained.
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Incredibly, he seems to perform better the second time, nailing the motions more precisely.
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We went through the motions of building a relationship: cooking dinner and watching movies.
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Mr. Zarrab's lawyers stopped filing motions this fall and he stopped appearing in court.
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His direction has fared better, but even in that he's going through the motions.
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Such motions, in the rare instances when defense lawyers file them, have little effect.
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Justice James Burke is expected to make a decision on the motions Dec. 20.
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Disagreement about how to vote on these motions has rattled the House Democratic conference.
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If you've ever gone to the Patent Office, it's like going through the motions.
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In all that time representing Mr. Davis, Benjamin Meredith had filed only two motions.
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Aides expect there will be debate on some, or all, of the proposed motions.
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Starting in 2006, a fellow inmate helped Mr. Hartfield file motions in various courts.
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The minority party typically offers motions to instruct in an attempt to message. Rep.
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Weinstein's attorneys requested a mistrial twice on Friday, but the judge denied both motions.
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"We started shouting out Harvey's name—just going through the motions, really," Santiago said.
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Instead of simply going through the motions, notice what thoughts and emotions come up.
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The more degrees of freedom a limb has, the more complex its potential motions.
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As Mike goes through the motions of life, he displays neither ambition nor enthusiasm.
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Motions to Continue must be filed by mail or fax and are often unanswered.
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It doesn't vibrate but uses gentle, autonomous motions and air flow to enhance stimulation.
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Lexapro turned me into a zombie, riding through the motions of life without feeling.
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I matched with 240 guys and proceeded to go through the automated motions very quickly.
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Instead of surrounding herself with a tribe, Elodie uses little robots to do the motions.
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People go through their own motions and you've gotta respect it and keep it moving.
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The Trump University matters were not only "certified" but had also survived motions to dismiss.
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Bosworth takes us through the surprisingly easy motions of roasting a rack of spare ribs.
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He is due in court again on April 4 for a hearing on trial motions.
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The Supreme Court normally provides little to no information about their reasoning behind emergency motions.
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In between, the proceedings were interspersed with a flurry of 2628 motions offered on Jan.
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Between each series of motions, she assumes a Messianic T-pose to recalibrate the equipment.
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At least four motions to move the case forward have been filed by various parties.
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In many jurisdictions, legal and voluntary guidelines force these funds to vote on shareholder motions.
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It's no wonder Craig, in the movie, looks like he's just going through the motions.
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If you go to work every day just going through the motions, you aren't alone.
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Her job was to perform the motions and movements in whatever scenario she'd been assigned.
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But they withdrew their motions on Tuesday, a day ahead of Uniper's annual general meeting.
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CNN and other media outlets have filed motions in the case seeking the tapes' release.
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It's a difficult war, slow and undramatic, fought with legal factums and motions and submissions.
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For years it has successfully defeated motions in the Northern Ireland Assembly proposing abortion reform.
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Are set to file court motions on nov 17 related to findings in anticipated u.s.
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"Actually go through the motions in your mind of what you would do," Patrick said.
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Thankfully, Pom is made to mimic a hand only in its motions, not its looks.
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Our local city councilperson recognizes us and motions us over to talk to the mayor.
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Vectors illustrating the observed proper motions of 792 features in the ejecta of Eta Carinae.
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That's a lot of time spent animating the most basic of motions lasting just seconds.
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But they appear to be pushing through and are at least going through the motions.
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His motions around the instrument and the bandstand were a part of his performance too.
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"We measured the variation of the motions of the star through spectroscopic observations," Feng said.
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"Texting on a mobile phone involves repetitive hand motions and unsupported neck flexion," Georgiadis says.
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He is going through the motions of a life that promises only limitation and regret.
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Other motions in the case not related to confidential information will go forward, Judge Col.
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Teddy Bridgewater and Sam Bradford both wear 2 gloves and have VERY similar throwing motions.
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Amendments are motions put forward by lawmakers suggesting changes to the government's policy and process.
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After you've gotten both the DJ and penetrative motions down, try them in combination. Communicate.
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She read text from a cellphone and explains why she performs the odd, repetitive motions.
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The woman is playing to paradegoers and motions at her breasts -- then points to Zeke.
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The allegations advanced by Zambada-Niebla were laid out in motions filed in federal court.
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You were that [motions with her hands insinuating a missing word] woman from the airplane.
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I don't see the point in going through the motions and creating a misleading impression.
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The razor passed over my face in short, sweeping motions, and it was essentially painless.
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With Escape Motions' Flame Painter, you can create vibrant doodles with a dynamic fiery brush.
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If someone wants to sing about " let's just love" and do the motions, that's fine.
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They plan to file motions to dismiss those enforcement cases that have already been launched.
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We're left with events in which it seems like Apple is going through the motions.
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They're all churned vigorously by the rhythms and motions of the machine until muddled together.
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"Only last month, Republicans rejected for 7th time my motions to obtain the returns," Rep.
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She could see him simulating sexual motions in the air, thrusting his pelvis at her.
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During all this, she must go through the motions of her daily life in England.
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Some students seemed to be going through the motions of analysis and comprehension— performing thought.
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These large robots translate the movements of a surgeon's hands into smaller, more precise motions.
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I like to kind of use pressing motions to really get the saturation of color.
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At times, it seems that he's just going through the motions of negotiating with Mueller.
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CNN and CPI planned to file motions in opposition to the government's request for delay.
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The US cannot veto General Assembly motions, which require a simple majority to be adopted.
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Script aside, Mr. Kraume captures the glances and motions that lay bare a character's thoughts.
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Eventually, I got into the gym and went through the motions without weights at first.
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A gloved guard motions for the detainee in front of him to follow his commands.
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If somehow these Congressional Review Act motions are successful, the Democrats can claim a victory.
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The only way to learn how the formations and motions work is by rote memorization.
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Schnabel's ham-fisted style has its strengths, even when he's just going through the motions.
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At first Clark—still obsessed with writing—even wrote all her motions in the case.
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On October 3, Alsup will host a hearing to discuss motions to continue the trial.
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Brush gently and move the toothbrush in small, circular motions, and don't forget to floss.
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The cops got specially assigned judges, and motions hearings, which the average person doesn't get.
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The Times's filing prompted several other news outlets to bring their own motions for unsealing.
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It was not immediately clear when Colonel Parrella would stop deciding motions in the case.
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Wolf's support, and can't understand why Judge Brinkley has yet to rule on their motions.
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Lin takes what's large and perhaps overwhelming — planetary motions — and translates the scientific into story.
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There's also the matter of pending summary judgment motions by both the SEC and Telegram.
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Since then, Manafort's attorneys have filed motions under seal to have the bond package adjusted.
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Kepler started with a very basic model to map out the motions of the planets.
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She said Mr. Bogash would file post-trial motions seeking to set the verdict aside.
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It's the simplest of motions, barely perceptible, but it synthesizes her pride and her grit.
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This month, the Russian people will again go through the motions of a presidential election.
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Every email below will, at first blush, make you want to run through the motions.
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These converging air masses create counter-clockwise circulating motions that can induce whirlpool-like movement.
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They are two of the three Ninth Circuit judges designated to hear motions in February.
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But its dismissal motions also cast considerable doubt on the motives of Health Choice Group.
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Following dueling motions on the issue, Carr called for an evidentiary hearing in September, 2019.
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Suck in your cheeks and follow the hollows with circular motions up to the temple.
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I aped the motions of what I thought a woman in my situation should do.
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What would happen if a sex toy actually… mimicked the motions that happen during sex?
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A top Democratic aide declined to speculate on how many motions Democratic senators might offer.
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During President Andrew Johnson's impeachment, Chief Justice Salmon Chase issued two tiebreaking votes on motions.
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People with other disabilities (such as Parkinson's disease) cannot control the motions of their eyes.
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The judge denied the company's motions, though his rulings offered little insight into his thinking.
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" Europeans, he said, are "slowly going through the motions that terrorism is our new normal.
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Yes. The industry goes through the same motions every time a new network technology launches.
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Those rules set the witness list and schedule for things like when motions were due.
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He goes through the motions but undercuts his own calls for unity with political jabs.
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Despite their serious-sounding names, like "motion to adjourn," these motions don't actually accomplish anything.
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Motions to discharge are considered one of the more violent procedural measures available to members.
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GOP leaders will have the opportunity to slip in motions to adjourn throughout the debate.
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So far, both sides have filed dueling motions about whether the lawsuit should be dismissed.
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Republicans on the oversight committee have blocked 52 subpoena motions, according to Democrats' latest tally.
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It commonly grants such motions, at least briefly, so it can consider how to proceed.
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"She was coughing and I started — " he said, making chest-pumping motions with his hands.
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The data also allowed the astronomers to refine their knowledge of the motions of M33.
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So we've got the kids doing the motions in one dimension; the robots doing the motions in the other dimension, as Prairie refuses to go along with Hap's plan; and back in the Nob Hill house, Karim reaches the attic to find the rose window.
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The rules further state that all preliminary or interlocutory questions and motions shall be argued for not more than one hour and that all motions, objections and requests relating to procedure or the substance of the trial be made to the presiding chief justice.
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"These align the foot and prevent abnormal motions, which could trigger spasm and cramps," she says.
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Ford motions to Bernard to shut down the system keeping what is left of Westworld together.
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Artforum and Landesman have separate legal teams, but both filed similar motions to dismiss the lawsuit.
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Prosecutors and defenders for Diane and Rachel declined to comment, since the motions are still pending.
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In earlier times, civilizations built giant monuments to celebrate the motions of the Sun and moon.
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He would also be expected to deal with any floor fights on controversial motions that arise.
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O'Rourke jumps on tables and motions wildly, as he sweats through layer after layer of clothing.
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Starting at the top of the boot, wipe down the entire surface using gentle circular motions.
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And during his criminal trials, Bundy filed motions claiming he was not subject to federal courts.
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I tried to keep my arms from making any extraneous motions, but no matter what: 23.
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The researchers found that the live animals tried to imitate the motions of the 3D replicas.
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Law Newz Network plans to file motions to permit cameras in the courtroom as trials arise.
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"We felt like we were going through the motions," said a person close to the negotiations.
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It gives back hand strength and coordination by augmenting the motions of your palm and digits.
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He motions to his mother, who is in the back of the store minding the rice.
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The court official tells PEOPLE the judge in Morton's case denied both motions on May 31.
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A Delaware Chancery Court is now weighing pre-trial motions from both sides in the suit.
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The government has also rewritten the rules on no-confidence motions to shore up its position.
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Moving BB-8 around requires under and overhand motions – a sort of flick of the wrist.
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Apply more and more in circular motions so it looks really diffused with no harsh lines.
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I ask him how his night is going and he just motions for the debit machine.
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The police acted on several separate motions from the state prosecutor, said Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic.
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The Love Movement was a formality, where it felt like they were going through the motions.
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The first network, Pose2Pose, analyzes the footage and extracts the person who's going through the motions.
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And if both motions are denied, then this lawsuit will proceed, with more oral arguments scheduled.
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The Kentucky Republican filed motions on both the underlying bill for the appropriations package and Sen.
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Senate Republicans defeated several Democrat-led motions throughout the trial to subpoena additional witnesses and documents.
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That she was going through the motions instead of trying to make it and herself better.
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On top of that, lawyers asked for an expedited review of both motions, citing a Jan.
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This allows for convenient and quick motions: gaming, highlighting, closing Facebook when your boss walks by.
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In September, Purdue filed motions to dismiss lawsuits filed by the states of Ohio and Wisconsin.
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Western District of Wisconsin Judge Conley recently ruled on post-trial motions in favor of WARF.
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Brady's request had been considered a long shot because the 2nd Circuit rarely grants such motions.
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" Jennifer then asks, and Sofia excitedly motions with her hands while responding, "No, it's not scary!
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Preferably days when he's not playing Steve Jobs or going through the motions, but still: days.
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The House has voted largely along party lines on motions to table appeals of those rulings.
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In 1999 and 2000 he signed a number of parliamentary motions criticising Russia's invasion of Chechnya.
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Players chirped incessantly at the referees, signaling their annoyance in operatic facial contortions and hand motions.
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This week, Republican attorneys general of Texas and Alabama filed motions to block Mr. Walker's inquiry.
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"That part is so important," says Gold, of the simple hand motions that accompany the song.
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It's unclear whether the companies will file individual motions or join together in one large filing.
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MI Rome, at Senate motions on partial privatisation of state railways Ferrovie dello Stato (1003 GMT).
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The motions to appeal came 10 days after Manafort, 69, was ordered jailed pending his Sept.
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Grayson repeated the move about 40 minutes later with a similar result as both motions failed.
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They plan to file new court motions asking for a federal judge to bring him back.
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Nothing made her madder than watching us and knowing that we're going through the motions. Oh!
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The set of motions and actuations that can be effected in this way is basically limitless.
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The government fought back, largely in sealed motions, and tried to convince the judge to reconsider.
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What it they're just Reaganite cowboys and heroes going through the 1980s motions in trench coats?
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Take Russia, an undemocratic country that goes through the motions of holding elections as an example.
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In a time overrun with artists who simply go through the motions, this is very refreshing.
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They do the same precise motions, locked into the same rhythm, an endlessly looping drum track.
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During that same time, the court granted 252 of 253 such motions from the solicitor general.
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These fishermen felt something while going through the (albeit) prescribed motions, and we probably have, too.
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On Wednesday, the three-judge recount court rejected Ms. Simonds's motions filed last week to intervene.
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As they and their colleagues reported in Current Biology, geckos use both running and swimming motions.
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Liberal Democrats and more moderate newcomers from Republican-leaning districts have fought over Republican procedural motions.
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The motions are small, but if you see them it's hard not to find it endearing.
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There's something thrilling about watching a Rube Goldberg machine go through its elaborate motions, something human.
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Some large waste producers are still going through the motions of recycling, no matter how futile.
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Tech companies even filed legal motions against the Trump administration's ban on travelers from certain countries.
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Some are dreading the day, their grief still too raw to go through the holiday motions.
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A family is sacrificed to time, and in their entrails readers find auguries of larger motions.
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But before then, they will vote on procedural motions on Friday and return at 11 a.m.
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While those surrounding Anna go through the motions of healing, she does not grant herself forgiveness.
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She rubs the scrub up and down and then in circular motions for a thorough finish.
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He said the prosecution was learning about some of the planned motions for the first time.
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Both sides are required to file their responses to such motions no later than 2628 a.m.
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Her brother, João Lucas, seemed unaware of her, his eyes closed, his mouth making sucking motions.
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Forty-two motions are scheduled for the week-long hearing at the Navy base in Cuba.
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Or there can be no resolutions at all, and senators can introduce motions as they go.
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Body motions are well composed, but this sedan is created for comfort, not canyon road carving.
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The motions to censure Chadwick required a simple majority in both the House and the Senate.
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Rehnquist left questions related to witnesses, such as Monica Lewinsky, and motions, such as Democratic Sen.
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" "Defendants' motions to dismiss will be granted, and both cases will be dismissed in their entirety.
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Sabrina, your textures have recently took a new direction, unveiling new shapes, colors, motions, and dynamics.
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He made motions as if he were firing the gun at the officers outside the store.
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The judge, Navy Captain Aaron Rugh, adjourned the hearing without ruling yet on the defense motions.
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Maybe you've topped out, so now you're going through the motions, at least on some days.
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The procedural arcana has escalated into a major story for two reasons, it seems: Republicans are being very aggressive and a little clever in the motions that they make, and green House Democrats have gotten mixed signals from leadership about how they should vote on these motions.
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The accelerometer embedded in the controller lets you different motions to move the dino's head and tail.
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I ask about the greenish sparkles, and Sodi motions me to follow him to his pigment closet.
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"We are just really kind of going through the motions with how things are unfolding," she says.
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As for the best face washing technique, Sobel recommends using motions that are as gentle as possible.
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Roof has not questioned witnesses, but filed several motions objecting that their testimony had been too emotional.
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The company said on Tuesday that other motions at the annual meeting had been approved by shareholders.
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Defense attorneys responded by filing motions to suppress evidence they argued was the fruit of illegal searches.
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Although he never officially entered the race, he went through all the motions of a traditional campaign.
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The software, called C-LEARN, does the rest, applying the correct movements from its library of motions.
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They have rejected similar motions before, in the name of party unity, and could do so again.
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Collins plays Ellen, a young artist reluctantly going through the motions of treatment for her severe anorexia.
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NASA is hoping the spacecraft will gather information on the planet's water, cloud motions, and overall structure.
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A bearded man is seen dancing, wading in and out of the crowd with fish-like motions.
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"We did not go through the motions on this," said Michael McGrath, Cleveland's director of public safety.
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You can also use those same motions to get close and personal with clashes on the battlefield.
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Yet even if they are right, the fad for spill motions makes Australian politics look alarmingly unstable.
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Steven has tried various times to bring post conviction motions and try and get a new trial.
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Two sensitive controllers are used to guide the huge robot arms, which follow the operators' motions precisely.
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On November 15th it will be the turn of the capital, Beijing, to go through the motions.
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To maximize its effect, dot it on and rub it into the skin in gentle, circular motions.
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A flexible top platform would let you move your feet normally, going through the motions of walking.
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And above all, they have the exact same cast of characters, going through only slightly different motions.
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Circuit Judge Clifton Newman denied several defense motions, including a venue change request based on pretrial publicity.
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NASA scientists will then visually track the subsequent particle motions to gain further understanding of the ionosphere.
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The judge also set a hearing for next month to hear several motions filed by defense lawyers.
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They're going through the motions to try to get some headlines, but the end experience doesn't deliver.
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This year, the committee has a reputation for sitting idle, occasionally going through the motions of legislating.
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"These motions help control how quickly rocks containing organics are buried and cooked into oil," Hoggard said.
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The judge also postponed ruling on a host of other motions that will shape Cosby's second trial.
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Converus believes that emotional arousal manifests itself in telltale eye motions and behaviors when a person lies.
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Knight Vinke said it may vote at the annual general meeting for motions tabled by other shareholders.
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The decision comes after months of court motions which sought to suppress the footage from public view.
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And he would put them through the drills and the motions, prove it, prove it, prove it.
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There's only so many times you can watch someone's show if you're just going through the motions!
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Tiger Woods motions while chipping onto the third green during practice for the U.S. Open in Southampton
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By Thursday, GOP leaders signaled confidence they could defeat Democratic procedural motions on witnesses and other evidence.
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Gently press it against your skin in slow circular motions to remove unwanted peach fuzz in seconds.
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"Like all dog tricks and activities, Hunter is being rewarded to perform certain motions," Kenny tells Creators.
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In "Incredibles 2," they save the day once more, but emotionally they're just going through the motions.
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Everyone will move their arms and their bodies and their heads and shoulders all in different motions.
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Eventually, Rigmaiden opted for a strategy of total legal war, flooding the court with motions and proposals.
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Democrats frequently will offer what are known as "privileged" motions to automatically force a House floor vote.
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Yet there are indeed rules in every game, otherwise the motions of characters wouldn't make any sense.
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In the most recent motions, received by the court on Monday, Avery said officials conducted improper searches.
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Slime videos are textbook ASMR because they're repetitive, methodical, and include soft, crinkly sounds and slow motions.
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Defendants, in turn, won't be able to dispose of the class actions via early-state dismissal motions.
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Last month, the media's motions failed, Facebook got its way and the documents were not made public.
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The ruling, on motions for a partial summary judgment, could have significant financial consequences for Penn State.
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The docket of motions and replies in Juliana reads like a civil war history, battles and all.
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He went through the motions of meditation, Mass, and thanksgiving, but he was not conscious of praying.
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After three months of hearings and motions, Chutkan allowed the ACLU's attorneys to make contact with Doe.
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But it's hard for older users to memorize the pinching and swiping motions to use the app.
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Numerous shareholders filed motions to block the management board's actions, approval of which is normally a formality.
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Hearings devoted to libeling one side or the other with baseless contempt motions is unworthy of Congress.
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"Yah, yah, I'm Mr. Spin," Sarujen says, laughing at himself and making cutting motions with his wrist.
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Scientists used eight high-speed cameras recording at 10,000 frames per second to capture the meticulous motions.
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They also rule on motions to intervene in lower court proceedings, most consequentially related to scheduled executions.
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At one point, she partakes in the hand motions, but mostly she just remains in the corner.
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Every one of these motions was denied; and every time, the Government then participated in oral argument.
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"There was no ability to make motions, to change, to strike, to amend" parts of the legislation.
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But she's stopped short by an employee, who motions her towards the men's room, shaking his head.
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"The drafting, the redrafting of motions, the back and forth, he hated it," Avenatti-Carlin told me.
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Mr. Trump's name surfaced in one of two motions his legal team filed Friday in Los Angeles.
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The performers follow someone holding a scepter, who leads the dragon into nifty swirling and waving motions.
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"He was just going through the motions," his jockey, Joel Rosario, said of Southern Phantom's lackadaisical start.
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That data was then used to train thousands of neural networks to understand these complicated football motions.
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Most of the squad is going through the motions: taking the shortest route possible, cutting the corners.
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A trial is set in July, but could be delayed as litigation over pretrial motions plays out.
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In recent years, this action has felt more like going through the motions, simply checking a box.
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Neither the House impeachment managers nor the White House counsel filed any motions before the 9 a.m.
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Of course, certain Senate leaders will still be able to speak while making motions during the trial.
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In New York, men shouted, "You're next!" at a black policewoman, making shooting motions with their hands.
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Meanwhile, U.S. Magistrate Judge Roy Payne in Marshall recommended that Google's motions for summary judgment be denied.
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You can also preview notifications on the lockscreen and use motions and gestures to activate various features.
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This is pretty rough when the game makes you restart a level if you miss three motions.
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Analyzing all these motions and distances, astronomers say, could provide clues to the nature of dark matter.
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Soon after, Uematsu suddenly made motions as if to put something in his mouth, Japanese media said.
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Then apply in circular motions on arms, legs and other desired areas before pulling the product upward.
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Their motions could turn out just to be costly alarm clocks, reminding plaintiffs to serve other defendants.
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The discriminatory motions are shepherded by the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party led by Jarosław Kaczyński.
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For the first, a computer program directs the motions of a diamond-tipped needle to create inscriptions.
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She may have to go through the motions, but she doesn't have to stay for everyone's judgment.
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One of Kathleen's motions contains a reference to "a large diamond" that had come into Hunter's possession.
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The candidates and the moderators went through the motions for the health care segment and moved on.
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Let's say you are just going through the motions every day and work whatever your job is.
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He read trial transcripts, wrote motions, and sometimes persuaded a judge to grant an inmate a hearing.
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Wiley stayed in Baghdad for another two years, filing defense motions for former members of Saddam's regime.
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The company said in a statement shareholders had approved other motions at its annual meeting on Tuesday.
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She earned her Ph.D. there studying the properties and motions of distant galaxies while raising her children.
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He pored over trial transcripts, filing motions on behalf of other inmates and occasionally winning their appeals.
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There are still outstanding defense motions to take the death penalty off the table on different grounds.
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Then apply your scalp treatment like shampoo, working it in with small circular motions and rinsing out.
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New York City: Motions hearing for alleged white supremacist who murdered a black man Motions hearing for James Harris Jackson, 220, a white supremacist who traveled 22018 miles to New York City from his home in Baltimore in March 2017 with the goal, prosecutors say, of killing black men.
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Google wants to make new toys, but right now, the tech giant is only going through the motions.
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Previous no-confidence motions in parliament against Zuma have failed as the ANC has a commanding majority there.
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And, lawyers representing the families will likely file motions to reopen their immigration cases, delaying their deportations significantly.
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As Dee Dee works through their usual nighttime routine, Gypsy goes through the motions but she's suddenly distant.
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In factories, robots are currently programmed to perform very specific motions and actions to accomplish very specific jobs.
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"The next challenge remains to identify the driving mechanism responsible for the observed turbulent motions," the authors write.
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In court, Petrocelli said he would soon file motions requesting to postpone the trial until after Trump's inauguration.
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She went through the motions of treatment and had a lumpectomy in her left breast, followed by radiation.
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The judge granted two motions filed by attorneys representing four physicians who have provided services at the clinic.
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The motions created with this technique look decent, but each of them have to crafted individually by hand.
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Our policies produce motions that are nearly indistinguishable from mocap," adding that "We're moving toward a virtual stuntman.
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Roof, 22, did not question witnesses, but filed several motions objecting that their testimony had been too emotional.
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Many YouTubers quietly narrate their motions to add to the effect, which can give viewers a tingling sensation.
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Five years in, and both parties are still at it, filing motions and objections and endlessly amending complaints.
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Labour apparatchiks draw up "composite motions" in late-night conclaves, far from the prying eyes of ordinary mortals.
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She has brought forward 42 "unmeritorious motions, pleadings, and other papers," according to a legal filing last year.
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Koupriianova and Spencer's lawyers attempted to seal the divorce filings three times — but the judge denied those motions.
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Pasterino says that he spent three years "intensely studying and working" to understand how complex motions can be.
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The company says its watches will be able to detect motions and gestures to automatically trigger different functions.
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"People can do motions in All Star that they wouldn't be able to do in college," Butler said.
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There have been motions to ban federal transit funding for projects that use vehicles from Chinese-subsidized sources.
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It's all about the motions of the body—my partner's body or my own or our interactions together.
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The lightsaber contains the Bela, a speaker, and two types of sensors that are responsive to user motions.
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Practicing knife defences against unresisting opponents going through set, pre-arranged motions is not going to help you.
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It's not certain if he'll let lawyers argue the defense motions or whether he'll set a trial date.
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It also lathered nicely, which made massaging the product in circular motions on my ass kind of fun.
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Well, it's gone now, and all because some guy waved his hands in sweeping motions around your body!
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He didn't know to expect the specific motions inside the Soyuz and the jolts when the parachutes deployed.
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I yearn for it constantly, hoping that by going through day-to-day motions it becomes less real.
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The previous two motions passed through a voice vote but Sirisena said they hadn't followed the proper procedures.
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An integrated Leap Motion gesture controller on the desk will read the motions and translate them into commands.
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However, unlike the G2500's palm recognition, getting used to LG's Air Motions requires a bit of patience.
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Acquiring gesture experience over the course of a lifetime may also help us intuit meaning from others' motions.
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He motions for me to cover my eyes, I do, and he smashes the window in two hits.
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Then, gently use your fingers to rub your partner's clitoris in circular motions, increasing speed and intensity gradually.
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When he couldn't print the motions, he wrote them out by hand, using the same nubby half-pencil.
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Simpson's attorneys filed motions in court this week claiming she was confused by the initial class action notifications.
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During these sessions, the scientists recorded his brain signals and tried to match them to corresponding hand motions.
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Sooner or later someone will file motions for their release; judges may have little choice but to comply.
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The SNP needs to go through the motions as part of its cautious strategy for calling another referendum.
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Jason (or any 1980s or '90s horror sequel that felt like it was just going through the motions).
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If you think you have the better answer and just go through the motions, it will never work.
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That motion, and other motions to unseal all of the documents, were rejected by the court in October.
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Motions will be heard today in the second trial related to Freddie Gray's death while in police custody.
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For any lawsuit, progressing through motions to dismiss, which take place before the "discovery" process begins, takes time.
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In addition to that move, senators approved two motions to instruct conferees, which are nonbinding directions to negotiators.
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The country then hired White & Case, a large law firm, to file an appeal and motions to dismiss.
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Leadership has also taken some steps to help manage the moderates inclined to vote for the motions. Reps.
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She is preoccupied with the cruelty of inattention and the rote motions that make up a person's day.
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Someone as successful as Woods, Reed said, could either go through the motions or go the extra mile.
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The votes on motions to adjourn briefly delayed consideration of a spending bill for the Department of Interior.
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What was really happening in all of these 'grammable moments: She was depressed, and going through the motions.
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And the thing is, their expressions looked like pure joy rather than perfunctory, official going-through-the-motions.
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At a country level, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Wednesday defeated two no-confidence motions in parliament.
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TIM said the motions proposed by Elliott would not be discussed on Tuesday and confirmed the May meeting.
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And there was no media like there is now… [mumbles, motions to writer's laptop] for good or ill.
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Just avoid anything with a lot of twisting motions, such as swimming (neck rotation) and bicycling (hunching down).
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After the delay was granted, defense lawyers withdrew motions they had filed on Thursday to dismiss the case.
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Maria stands on her seat and channels Formation swagger with salsa hand motions that the Colombians can appreciate.
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The man behind me motions towards his crew, and all of them slide past me into the party.
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At another moment, he grasps and thrusts the salt in deft, sudden motions across his own curled back.
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The Clerk of the Court is directed to terminate the motions pending at docket entries 34 and 42.
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Was Trump mocking a disabled New York Times reporter -- or was he simply making odd, jerky arm motions?
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Caliban," Larry performs a repeating series of incomprehensible motions, "punching, stalking, listening, fighting, twitching, acting all at once.
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This resolution, in addition to other Senate motions, could address how witnesses are called and who will testify.
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Instead the pair insulate themselves, talking "movies and manga," going through the motions of a fling without sentiment.
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What I really needed to learn was that paying your dues was more than going through the motions.
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Q&A The rotation of the Earth forces winds into clockwise and counterclockwise motions, depending on air pressure.
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She doesn't look like someone going through the motions, ready to retire, nor does she appear particularly challenged.
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When you look at the Rams, they all have the same footwork, everybody's got the same fluid motions.
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A machete in hand, she made swift, violent motions as she hacked at a row of sugar cane.
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His legal actions — appeals, motions to vacate, petitions, writs of mandamus and habeas corpus — have all been denied.
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This frees you up to make grabbing and grasping motions with your whole hand, as you would normally.
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For example, riding in a car, bus, train, or subway can create motions that are interpreted as steps.
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When he wasn't massaging me, he was kneading me or doing rolling motions or using tiny facial cups.
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Despite years of hearings, five legal teams and thousands of pages of pretrial motions, real justice remains elusive.
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" It was a complete shift in tone from previous motions of no confidence where they have defended Zuma."
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After that, both sides could make motions for specific individuals, and the Senate would vote on those requests.
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The Senate will then consider any motions to dismiss the case or to call witnesses and demand documents.
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Monday's hearing focused on the beginning of jury selection as well as several pretrial motions and other issues.
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Charles Swift, Salman's lawyer, said Byron's order keeping Salman jailed pending the filing of more motions was routine.
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But he did unseal several defense motions that hint at the case Mr. Roof's lawyers hoped to present.
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Rehearing motions filed by parties and requests for votes on rehearings requested by judges are not particularly unusual.
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McConnell has just 53 GOP senators and can only afford two defections on motions during a Senate trial.
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The snowflake is fundamentally unchanged by rescaling; other mathematical objects remain the same under different types of motions.
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And after you go through the motions once, you can set your plan on autopilot for a while.
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Instead, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts would preside at the trial and any tie motions would fail.
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When we started to set up and rehearse going through the motions, two of our guys were triggered.
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Some are smaller, plainer affairs, where the motions of the actors behind CG characters play out their roles.
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But Parliament has voted in nonbinding motions against a no-deal exit, and opposition to it is growing.
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Motions to recommit are the last opportunity for the House to debate and amend legislation before final passage.
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Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) filed court motions Friday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by rival automaker General Motors (GM).
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"Sealing is also appropriate because the information contained in the motions could lead to reputational harm," prosecutors wrote.
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Body motions are more controlled than many full-sizers, and handling is at least reassuring if not impressive.
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All the main opposition parties have presented motions of no-confidence in Renzi's government over the Basilicata scandal.
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McConnell also reminded senators of the power of Chief Justice John Roberts to make motions during the trial.
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Even such vivid verbs, however, are only rough approximations of the expressive richness of the motions they describe.
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Chase claimed sole authority to decide motions during the trial but he was overruled by the Republican majority.
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It also has declined to respond to motions requesting bail, Evan's disqualification and the indictment's dismissal, he said.
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However, at least one of the new defense motions could lead to delays in any trial for Schock.
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We're not exactly sure just how you create or telegraph the same complicated narratives through visuals and motions.
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With you, it's alright, because I've been past this place [he motions around the hotel] a million times.
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White's comments are belied by the facts that Judge Polster (in the MDL) has denied motions to dismiss brought by any number of defendants also claiming that the allegations are without a proper legal basis … and such motions have met the same fate in the New York state coordinated cases.
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I think she's kind of just going through the motions at this point when we pick up with them.
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Here's how it works: The applicator uses 27,000 micro-firming motions to stimulate collagen production, so skin looks smoother.
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INGRAHAM: Will the judge in pretrial motions allow for discovery on whether or not this was a terrorist act?
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In an unusual move, the defense team almost immediately begins filing a flurry of motions related to DNA testing.
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By midway through last week, European diplomats "felt like we were going through the motions," a European official said.
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The companies filed motions to dismiss that case in U.S. District Court in Washington D.C., which are still pending.
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He doesn't have the same range of motions as Jadon, but the surgical staff believes he will get there.
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In every physical process, some energy is inevitably dissipated as useless heat, lost among the random motions of molecules.
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The firm, he said, is considering its options for the 869 clients whose motions to compel arbitration were denied.
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The band didn't play into it, still remaining in lock-step motions, but the coloring of everything was offset.
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Today, the Hubble is the only spacecraft that can keep a good eye on the storms and their motions.
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In motions filed with the court, the defense alleges Condit had a "powerful" and "obvious" motive to kill Levy.
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Still, the most important battle for the defense may not be the trial -- it will come during pretrial motions.
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A hearing on motions filed by Stone and the campaign to dismiss that case is scheduled for May 17.
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They started mimicking him and even directed tomahawk-chop motions at him as he beat on a small drum.
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In this bit, Mr. Elliott played a hack standup comic as well as a weatherman going through the motions.
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One zombie-smashing game used a Leap Motion, while a huge "magic dance wall" mirrored and festooned your motions.
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Many public defenders are unable to visit clients, file motions in a timely manner or conduct the necessary investigations.
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The case is still in its early stages, with discovery ongoing and summary judgment motions yet to be filed.
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The chart details the distances and motions of up to 1.3 billion stars, in addition to positions and brightness.
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There's some small talk, then Goodrich motions with his hands to Peter, as if to say you're forgetting something.
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They spent the whole season going through the same motions in whatever Mad Libs scenario a given episode required.
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"Generally when I breathed from six to seven quarts, muscular motions were produced to a certain extent," he noted.
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Those human-like motions we see robots undertaking could be even more human when directly based on the original.
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My duties these past two weeks has been to draft and revise court orders and motions for the attorneys.
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Previous no-confidence motions against Zuma have failed as the ruling African National Congress party has a commanding majority.
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In another, Benoliel strikes a playful pose as a seemingly angry Hadid motions for her to exit the stage.
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Three city council motions to address things like the affordable housing crisis and the Rent Stabilization Act are pending.
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I don't know anything about the time for these motions, but I can get the x and y positions.
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They also stem from similar hip and shoulder motions which means the detection of each is even more difficult.
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Almost immediately after the test is over, the screen flashes a prediction based on my eye motions and responses.
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Asa Hutchinson put a temporary hold on the execution while the US Supreme Court weighs in on current motions.
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Defendants like those from Trump's campaign aren't expected to win these motions -- the rules are admittedly slanted against them.
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From the vantage point of telescopes on Earth, the planets' motions regularly block out bits of the star's light.
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Disney Research has built an incredibly accurate telepresence robot that can nearly match a human's motions one for one.
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The video was acquired by BuzzFeed, which filed multiple motions to get it, and a transcript was also released.
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Rigmaiden learned about the rhythms of a trial, the motions and requests each side uses to stake out territory.
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But Republicans, while in the majority, have typically dismissed them, therefore leading to procedural votes to reject the motions.
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Davis' hope is that the videos inspire people to appreciate their workouts, rather than just going through the motions.
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I was just in a bit of a different headspace and was slightly going through the motions on it.
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Tuesday's hearing will focus on preliminary motions, which the panel is expected to decide within the next few weeks.
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The no-confidence motions follow the resignation last month of Industry Minister Federica Guidi in an influence-peddling scandal.
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Her mother motions for Paul to scoot over, then lowers Jude into the space between them on the sofa.
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Every individual going through the motions plays a critical role and their ability to work directly impacts our success.
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Robart said in a court order Monday that the government has until Tuesday to respond to the states' motions.
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But Republicans have successfully passed two motions to recommit this year, capitalizing on tensions between centrist and liberal Democrats.
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The judge previously pushed back a key pre-trial motions hearing as well because of his busy courtroom schedule.
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She recommends lathering the product on clean skin and massaging in circular motions to get the the scrubbing factor.
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Republicans can also enforce Rule XIX – the so-called "two-speech" rule – on motions to proceed to appropriations bills.
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Pelosi has argued the motions are merely "gotcha" votes, urging her troops to oppose them as a blanket policy.
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I look at him and I watch him and I watch his motions and I watch what he says.
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It is unclear whether attorneys for defendants from other cases Michelle Murphy Rivera has prosecuted have filed similar motions.
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To Holden and several administration officials, the riff was a sign that Trump wasn't just going through the motions.
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Many other politicians in his position would have at least gone through the motions of considering the president's pick.
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I mime the requisite motions of the search and am grateful to the guard for not saying anything further.
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There are a lot of specific hand motions you have to do, but a lot of it was improv.
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In "The Dolls," you projected animation onto dancers' tutus, and the dancers' motions triggered changes in the projected set.
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Bits—minute logical atoms, spiritual in form—amass into quantum quarks and gravity waves, raw thoughts and rapid motions.
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California: A San Francisco federal court judge last week rejected the federal government's dismissal motions against two related lawsuits.
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The highs weren't as high, the lows lower, and I felt like I was just going through the motions.
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Green has moved twice to force votes on articles of impeachment in the House, motions which were both rejected.
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A 14-year-old student had been making pelvic motions, Mr. Kany told detectives, according to a police report.
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This is The Office without Michael Scott—the motions are the same, but the heart of it is missing.
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She was going through the motions of onboarding at the hospital—filling out paperwork and finalizing her new position.
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Dozens of automatons, many from turn-of-the-century fairgrounds, perform simple motions at the push of a button.
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Three minor administration posts were filled on Wednesday, and the Senate mustered four votes on motions to end debate.
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The Sanders campaign is basically over and just going through the motions, and Bernie Sanders is finally acknowledging it.
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Many in the music industry were skeptical about Songkick's case, and the company lost a number of pretrial motions.
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Judge Burke may opt to hold a hearing to listen to the testimony himself or rely on written motions.
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The SEC asked to delay a ruling on the dismissal motions and to re-open settlement talks with Falcone.
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Both sides would then make motions for specific individuals, and the Senate would vote on whether to call them.
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If 51 senators support calling witnesses, that would open the door to both sides making motions for specific individuals.
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Jurors in many other states have tweeted about cases, which has even led to motions for a new trial.
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Those unsure of what to do or lacking confidence may simply go through the motions to avoid potential humiliation.
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It wasn't until after months of legal motions and discovery that the shady origins of those accusations became clear.
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" He motions to the photo album, reading another headline aloud: "Peoria has the talent, but Sahuaro has the heart.
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Call me a sincerity fetishist, but "Riverdale," for all its heavy breathing, appears to be going through the motions.
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They may submit questions and proposals for motions to the presiding chair, who would be Chief Justice John Roberts.
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One proposal would be to eliminate the minority party's ability to filibuster motions to begin debate on spending bills.
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Guerin has said that she wishes she could "untrain" herself, shedding the memory of motions embedded by other choreographers.
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Mueller has also asked Judge T.S. Ellis to seal from public view the court motions detailing the witnesses' identities.
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After their convictions were overturned, they filed motions in their criminal cases seeking refunds of what they had paid.
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Gillers said it was unlikely that Kavanaugh, if he were confirmed, would receive many motions from litigants for recusal.
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Now students are going through the motions of starting a new school year, buying books and registering for classes.
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It means handing control to highly motivated activists who are prepared to devote their evenings to passing composite motions.
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Storytelling looks past all the interlocking motions of society in favor of the personal, the private, the atomized view.
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But Nadler was ready for most of these motions, and quickly either denied or voted down the GOP's requests.
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At the time my peers and I just went through the motions, did the homework and took the tests.
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And that's cool, because you've worked long enough to be pretty darn good at those motions you're going through.
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But the Washington Supreme Court denied the motions, ruling that the lawsuit could continue at the lower court level.
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Judge Furman is expected to rule on the motions in the coming days, or call for a hearing on them.
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With one more hour to wait, I go through the motions of breakfast: tea and a dry piece of toast.
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I am kind of feeling a little numb, just like a little bit empty, like just going through the motions.
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He's kind of just going through the paces and going through the motions and doing probably what he's always done.
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I emailed Nicholas Porritt and Adam Apton of Levi & Korsinsky for comment on the reconsideration motions but didn't hear back.
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Using only several folding motions, use a spatula to begin to fold the hazelnut cream and cookies into the whip.
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Previously, scientists had tracked the motions of its inner stars to see how they moved in relation to each other.
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"Every one of these motions was denied; and every time, the Government then participated in oral argument," the opinion reads.
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The issue was debated in series of motions, letters and hearings spanning multiple weeks as the case headed toward trial.
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Uttered in a distracted way, it's an empty order: he seems to simply be going through the portrait photographer motions.
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The Lion King is content to simply run through the same motions all over again, just with newer, shinier tools.
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They ran from under center and from shotgun, mixing in various motions and a sixth offensive lineman at tight end.
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I go, "Are you Shawn [the dealer]?" and he's like, Yeah, and motions for me to get on the boat.
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"Our motions signal to the other road users our intention … and some of them are very, very complicated," he said.
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"Once the skills are learned, new motions can be simulated much faster than real-time," said CMU professor Jessica Hodgins.
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This affects predictions of the two galaxies&apos motions as they head for an inevitable crash in 4 billion years.
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The process is akin to the way that the laws of thermodynamics emerge out of the motions of individual molecules.
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Then Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase broke two ties on motions to adjourn in President Andrew Johnson's 1868 impeachment trial.
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They'd track a user playing with the headset and controllers, and using the OptiTrack setup measure the precise motions made.
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Reid tried scheming players open with pre- and post-snap trickery, motions and shifts and all sorts of backfield action.
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Run two empty bottles in upward motions along your cheekbones for a tightened effect — a like laser on a dime.
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"If you look at traditional robots, they're designed around the principle of very high precision and repeated motions," says Abbeel.
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I couldn't actually see the actor, and I could only choose from a select few motions for him to do.
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The vapors will help scientists on the ground to visually track particle motions in space, NASA explained on its website.
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The idea is to grab your items, with an app tracking the items and motions, and head out the door.
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Its motions and facial features will hopefully be further refined by then, but that might not be a good thing.
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That's largely because Apple prettied up iOS with springboard animations, those annoying slow zoom motions when you launch any app.
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They're being brought under state law, not federal, which gives them a better chance of surviving similar motions to dismiss.
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Their attorneys have filed motions to move the upcoming trial into the juvenile justice system but have been repeatedly denied.
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SEKULOW: Well, I&aposd file motions to suppress the subpoenas that have been issued in the documents that were resulted.
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Bryan was talking during a hearing on two motions to withdraw guilty pleas in the FBI's recent mass hacking campaign.
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Alexander describes the product as "wearable energy harvesting," that takes objects in normal motions, like walking, to charge useful electronics.
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Paramilitaries who had dealt in Semtex and Armalites turned their attention to early-day motions and the d'Hondt voting system.
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Shortly after we went to press MPs were due to vote on motions asking the government to seek more time.
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"Felt like I was going through the motions on a daily basis, I needed a new sensory shock," he said.
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And they are now filing motions complaining that he is prejudicing, or misleading, or confusing the jury with his quips.
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"I actually feel like I'm making a positive difference in society and not just going through the motions," Ritter said.
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Attorneys for Facebook and the District appeared before Judge Fern Saddler at 3pm on Friday to argue their pending motions.
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BlackRock said it supported the shareholder motions to press companies to develop or disclose policies geared to promote gender diversity.
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Schumer was given votes on four more motions regarding witnesses and additional evidence for the case, but all were defeated.
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Cruise looks inordinately buff, but like everything else here, there's a rote, going-through-the-motions quality to his performance.
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Official to help with motions on classified information Attorneys discussed Tuesday how classified information will be handled in the case.
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Downing intends to file pre-trial motions calling into question "the legal basis and sufficiency of the charges," and more.
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Avery signed the motions himself last Thursday, before Kathleen Zellner, a prominent Chicago-area defense attorney, took over his case.
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At this point, Johnson and Dornan can't even go through the motions of spank-pant-rinse-repeat with any conviction.
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Then, I used my fingertips to rub all of the product in, gently massaging my face with circular motions. H
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Of course, the leaders of the Arab world are going through the motions of condemnation and anger at Monday's bloodshed.
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The technology company filed several motions to seal already heavily redacted documents, which he denied — with his own reasoning redacted.
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One of the motions to recommit that was passed was on the House's version of the Yemen war powers resolution.
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"But you're not going to be able to make that call until we go through the motions." http://bit.ly/6900BLsAjr.
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Hassan and an accomplice severed the imam's head with long, seesawing motions, then held up his head to the crowd.
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The rest of the court's work went on as usual: petitions were granted, motions were denied, weekly conferences were held.
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So I guess, in this whole field you have to look very specifically at the details of particularly legislative motions.
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The company went through familiar motions, but the usual buzz and excitement for its new flagship phone weren't really there.
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Later, when plaintiff lawyers begin filing motions or presenting their cases in court, the standard for imposing secrecy moves higher.
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The judge noted they took countless depositions, prepared hundreds of motions and eventually assisted in settling many of the cases.
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Conservative critics, led by DeMint, balked at the main proposed reform, getting rid of the filibuster on motions to proceed.
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There is also a switch on the back that turns on the face motions and red lights in the mouth.
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Pelosi suggested that the newly created Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress could consider changes to motions to recommit.
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