Like mat-based Pilates, nailing the reformer is about nailing your flow, your movement, and your breath.
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Good language is about nailing the details, pinning down reality.
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But nailing the diagnosis restores Karev's confidence and his happiness.
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Nailing terrorists She put some bad, bad dudes behind bars.
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I momentarily feel like a badass for nailing the handoff.
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There's a trick to nailing movement, and lighting is key.
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From the looks of the photos, she's absolutely nailing it.
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Health officials swarmed Italian neighborhoods, nailing quarantine signs to doors.
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He only narrowly avoids nailing his foot into the wall.
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He detailed his methodology for nailing down successful growth investments.
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"It's like nailing jelly to a wall," Mr. Wesson said.
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Landing a job takes more than just nailing the interview.
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I just think she was just nailing and hitting shots.
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Well, it&aposs possible but there was no nailing it down.
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Ubisoft has always had a talent for nailing the second act.
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Try nailing down what's personally important before starting the interview process.
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Nailing this goal is a giant leap towards achieving the rest.
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I'm always like, 'Oh my god, she is just nailing it.
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We'd like, too, to start nailing down some good weeknight salads.
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Let us take a moment to appreciate the nailing of fundamentals.
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Focus on making them want you and nailing the courtship process.
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Nailing down the details on the financing is a key obstacle.
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He&aposs known for nailing startup trends and taking contrarian stances.
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Whilst my peers were nailing standard deviation I was stuck on algebra.
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Nailing the perfect consistency isn't just pressing a button and walking away.
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Tiana nailing her performance of "Look But Don't Touch" in season 2.
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And second, the store has a knack for nailing seasonal, trendy products.
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Besides, nailing the perfect awards-acceptance reaction requires a lot of practice.
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Innovation is great, but without nailing the fundamentals, it's hard to scale.
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There are nights when he's still a marksman, nailing the day's hypocrisies.
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See the works of Ramon Bruin for inspiration on nailing the genre.
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That's a small sample size, which makes nailing down model specifications tricky.
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He's getting closer to nailing him thanks to the KC mob's sloppiness.
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But there's Bradley Cooper, nailing his uvular fricatives on the evening news.
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Nailing an impression of a celebrity or politician is a tricky task.
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"Feels like I'm really nailing this parenting thing," Foster jokingly captioned the image.
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Nailing this experience will be key, and Twitter has a way to go.
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We assume the boy also long divided after nailing the dab and roll.
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Bradley shook off a poor shooting night by nailing a late 3-pointer.
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Staying alert and never standing still was the key to nailing this drill.
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So any bill that limits that deductibility is squarely nailing the middle class.
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And so nailing the community aspect of it feels very important to me.
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The US economy is complex, so nailing down cause and effect isn't easy.
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The bruises and burns -- she calls them her medals for nailing each move.
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"21 AM," by 22 Chainz, played, and Glover rapped along, nailing every inflection.
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He jumps across the stage in excitement, nailing ridiculous falsettos at every turn.
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Good luck to Darbian on nailing that one perfect run in the future!
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Dua Lipa and Anwar Hadid have been nailing their coordinated couple style – literally.
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Acceleration is brisk, nailing 0 to 60 runs in just under 7 seconds.
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Both add-on measures were part of nailing down sufficient votes for passage.
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With any luck (and some practice), you'll start nailing curveball bonuses every capture.
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"Two weeks I've been gone," the Saturday Night Live alum responds, nailing Avery's voice.
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To have an easier time nailing the stun, aim for the ground with Flashbang.
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But with the Xperia XZ3, it looks like Sony's finally nailing down the basics.
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It's doing a pretty good job, as far as nailing that cliched haunted look.
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That changed in the second half with the Thunder nailing seven 3-point shots.
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The lab spent the next six months duplicating the results and nailing down measurements.
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Okay, so maybe he's not exactly nailing said milestones, but he's certainly attempting them.
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Then it cuts to him standing in an empty plane, nailing every dance move.
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Nailing the right product and brand messaging isn't easy — it's more art than science.
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For startup entrepreneurs, nailing a fundraising pitch to VCs can be a game-changer.
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For the time being, Chow and her colleagues are concentrating on nailing the basics.
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She shared a Snapchat of herself nailing Nicki Minaj's animated "Up All Night" verse.
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That's when you see a bartender or a barista who is just nailing it.
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Here, how to rock your résumé — so you can focus on nailing the interview.
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Incredibly, he seems to perform better the second time, nailing the motions more precisely.
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He seemed mostly focused on nailing his dance moves but the panel loved it.
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Nailing the work's athletic partnering, they rivaled the strength and swagger of their predecessors.
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But long after tickets had been sold, he was still nailing down a location.
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The key to nailing a job interview isn't just about giving the right answers.
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" While Howard said nailing the poses was easy, everything else about the process was "challenging.
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Obama proved herself adept at smack talk … and nailing opponent Harry Styles in the groin.
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Real talk: Nailing the perfect holiday beauty look is a lot easier said than done.
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Even after a successful ground landing, SpaceX is still working on nailing a barge landing.
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" Asked if she has any doubts about nailing down sufficient support, she replied simply, "No.
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The road to nailing a signature runway walk is rife with tumbles and awkward mistakes.
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These days, everyone needs to do more with less – and some people are nailing it.
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The musician has recently been taking ample requests and nailing each and everyone of them.
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Arguably, maintaining that meaning across platforms is far more important than nailing the named emotion.
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You can pretty much see him nailing it and triumphantly punching the air in silence.
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With that in mind, here are some tips for nailing the sales pitch every time.
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Cyrus did give herself credit for nailing the pose after indulging over the Christmas holiday.
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But they might have trouble nailing down a realistic price for something novel or obscure.
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Movement was perhaps the key element in nailing down this convincing, and invisible, creature performance.
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Trump has never had a clear path to nailing down the nomination before the convention.
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Nailing down the logistics of the run while working full time wasn't easy, she said.
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Even more impressive that they're nailing the steps more or less in a practice setting.
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The challenges range from nailing certain tricks at certain spots, to getting a Thrasher tattoo.
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We were nailing the technique and the emotion, and I was so happy for him.
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Benioff is willing to chip more than just cash and time into nailing that purpose.
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Harden finished with 30 points and seven rebounds while nailing 7 of 12 3-pointers.
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Harden finished with 30 points and seven rebounds, while nailing 7 of 225 28-pointers.
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In March, four male students there were caught chanting graphic sexual rhymes about "nailing" women.
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Nailing down the host and production team this early gives the academy a running start.
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"After a dozen tests, I felt like I was close to nailing it," she recalled.
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But more than that, she's totally nailing the part of kool mommy and fun auntie.
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It was like putting a dog in the corner and nailing its tail to the floor.
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It was a sick cut, nailing the exact sound I wanted to capture in my music.
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Things are going much better for Ilana, who ends up totally nailing the bitchy waitress vibe.
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Luckily, Shape has assembled a step-by-step guide to nailing them, once and for all.
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After Nailing Hollywood began representing me, I wondered how I could incorporate crystals into my sessions.
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Nailing this aspect is key to its long-term strategy for reusable rockets and affordable spaceflight.
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The final days of summer may be approaching, but when it comes to nailing seasonal dressing?
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It's lauded for revolutionizing celebrity gossip reporting, nailing its own scoops and breaking them on Instagram.
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But for Panos Panay, the head of Microsoft's Surface division, nailing that story is a struggle.
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But nailing the right vibe for your giftee does take a bit of sniffing (and time).
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I guess that's what happens when you're nailing 0.7 ml of nicotine all day every day.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Nailing an interview is hard, especially for your dream job.
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And while Grant has sworn off marriage in the past, nailing parenthood is a different story.
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The certified Diamond artist shared this picture on her Instagram, totally nailing the character's famous look.
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Whoever it will be will have to work on nailing the delivery of this iconic line.
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Talk about nailing it: Portman walked up to Bush and stared him down during the prep.
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And I'm like here nailing the shingles on my house, by myself, by hand, taking months.
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Previous reporting from Business Insider's Shana Lebowitz includes an ultimate guide to nailing any job interview.
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For startup entrepreneurs, nailing a fund-raising pitch to venture capitalists can be a game-changer.
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The result doesn't look all that impressive, but for Savage, nailing it took time and practice.
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While Trump faces trials and tribulations on other policy matters, he's absolutely nailing his judicial appointments.
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The Hawks were 23.8-for-19 (57.9 percent) from long range, with Young nailing three treys.
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There could be hundreds of thousands of koalas, but nailing down a number has proved impossible.
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This decision was made because they realized that nailing the forecast was simply not good enough.
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Anyone whose job involves nailing down facts knows just how slippery the little buggers can be.
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But Ms. Rockburne also got down-and-dirty with her materials, ripping, staining, scraping and nailing.
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This is the best chance of permanently eliminating cancer, nailing the cure that we all want.
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The toughest part of the learning curve on the Bolt is nailing the balance while you turn.
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Before nailing this role ... this youngster was an Australian model who cut her teeth on MTV Australia.
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Hashing out some definitions of these two conditions might help—although nailing those down is also tricky.
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Infamous mob boss Al Capone has an iconic look, and somehow Tom Hardy is nailing it perfectly.
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It's certainly not Vernon, focused as he is on his finger-picking and nailing those high notes.
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Nailing this trifecta (among a few other suggestions) is the closest you can get to being naked.
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Making It In Hollywood Jenna is a successful celebrity manicurist who founded an agency called Nailing Hollywood.
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Because, cosmic alliances be damned, nailing those signature Kylie eyes should only be an eyeshadow swipe away.
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In lieu of nailing down wedding specifics, Fletcher and Rodgers are focusing on building their lives together.
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In other words, he knows a thing or two about nailing great makeup, no matter your budget.
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"There's a fire burning in my soul," sang Bennington, capturing the song's emotion while nailing the notes.
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Use this expert-backed plan for getting a hold on anxiety and nailing your next networking event.
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But nailing down exactly what the Google Assistant is capable of can be strangely difficult right now.
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Detroit woke up offensively, starting by nailing three 3-pointers in 57 seconds in the third quarter.
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What was rewarding, in seeing designers grapple with nailing down its meaning, was their often unexpected conclusions.
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Nailing down a time frame, he said, would help in rounding up support for the TPP agreement.
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Wells, in his way, is like a Protestant Reformer, nailing his radical theses to the conservatory door.
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Residents, many already exhausted from nailing plywood over windows, have to come up with an evacuation plan.
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Several others where nailing at least one treble-20 was an essential constituent of the winning sum.
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Groups are spending millions to whip up ads nailing the President for his handling of the pandemic.
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Writers like them are great at cutting through the confusion and nailing what's really happening in politics.
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Visualize your ideal interview John Sannicandro recommends picturing yourself nailing the interview starting a few days beforehand.
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But nailing it down at the start is the best way to avoid financial strain or pain.
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He relayed the ball to Gregorius, who fired home to Sanchez, easily nailing Calhoun at the plate.
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Nailing down how we're shaped by it, he said, "is the most impossible problem in social science."
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Finally, Khrissy proves her true Kardashian status by always nailing her glowing, perfectly contoured selfie look. Klassic. See?
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It's a time to block out the rest of the world and focus on nailing that Goddamn grapevine.
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Why He's The Schitt: Every show needs a goofy sidekick and Roland is nailing it as Schitt Creek's.
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You can't blame Seacrest for not nailing every single interview, since he's been talking to celebrities all night.
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Nailing down the story behind GW150914 "is challenging all our understanding," said Matteo Cantiello, an astrophysicist at KITP.
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Winstead's take on Bjork is no doubt the standout, with the actress nailing the Icelandic singer's unique inflections.
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Tyler advanced to the semis earlier this week after nailing "Don't You Worry Child" by Swedish House Mafia.
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And a recent video of him nailing a pencil flip has both him and us blinking in disbelief.
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She's quick to smile, despite totally nailing that fierce, unaffected facial expression models put on for the runway.
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It was the team's final routine of the afternoon, and Biles — world champion on floor — was nailing it.
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Sure, we weren't really nailing body diversity, or any diversity, on TV back then, but it was something.
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Lillard waved goodbye to the Thunder bench after nailing the shot, then was promptly mobbed by his teammates.
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The United States has since been occupied with other trade conflicts — namely nailing down a truce with China.
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Theron uncannily channels Megyn Kelly, nailing (for the most part) her appearance and the timbre of her voice.
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It's like nailing mob bosses for tax evasion after they've already run rampant for years, causing general mayhem.
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Reserve guard Cory Joseph added 249 points off the bench, nailing all three of his 230-point attempts.
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"My linoleum paintings," she called them, jokingly, nailing a resemblance that dissolves with more than a cursory glance.
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And he has made up for the "Hell Bent" travesty by utterly nailing the character of the Doctor.
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Instead, focus on nailing the fundamentals: Spend less than you earn, track that spending, and keep a budget.
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Check out the following choice highlights of dogs nailing their portraits, and try to keep your jealousy in check.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," said Zuckerberg.
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Even in firms that are aware of the issues, such as car companies, nailing down security can be hard.
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They shot 2101-for-276 (47.4 percent) on 3-point attempts, with Ross hitting five and Vucevic nailing four.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," he said.
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And it seems like he's nailing his personal decisions with the same precision he does with his professional ones.
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Nailing down a precise number has been difficult for industry analysts who are trying to predict this weekend's windfall.
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The 35-year-old actor confesses that he wasn't too worried about nailing the singing portion of his role.
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And, crafting your own decorations is a lot less complex than, say, nailing the flavor profile of your stuffing.
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Their superman, Giannis Antetokounmpo, had given the Bucks their first lead since halftime by nailing a rare 21-pointer.
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Leishman, who has been nailing his iron shots all day, makes another par and stays ahead of the field.
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From finishing college exams to voting and nailing a Mannequin Challenge video, women in labor are getting shit done.
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Or standout in your existing startup by taking the initiative to learn new skillsets, like nailing your elevator pitch.
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And while Kourtney looks smokin' hot nailing all the moves, it's hard to ignore Khloe joining in the action.
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Really nailing a skin color match is more challenging with fabrics, than, say, foundation hue formulation, according to Lecigne.
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It's great because it gives you so much more space and time for creativity when you're nailing things quickly.
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IF THE CASE for impeaching President Donald Trump needed any further nailing down, it received it on October 29th.
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I'm not super-experienced, but I'm experienced enough to know I'm darn sure not nailing it down right now.
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Yes, often, our funny men and women can do a better job of nailing political commentary than our pundits.
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The frustrating news is that the key to nailing it had been just across the Bay Bridge all along.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," Zuckerberg said.
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That last one is the clincher; the prerequisite for nailing a booze rep gig is the face you give.
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The two teams leapfrogged each other, enlisting bigger and more sophisticated telescopes, and nailing down the characteristics of S2.
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By nailing down the absurdities of the past, Winkler allows us to see how the future becomes more open.
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However, armed with the right tools and nail care products, nailing the at-home manicure is well within reach.
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Mr. Courvalin makes a rare return appearance this year, after pretty much nailing it in his forecast for 2016.
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If you are near the coast, protect your windows with storm shutters or by nailing plywood over the window frames.
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" His success gives hope to current inmates like Joseph Jackson, who beams with pleasure after nailing the part of "Ariel.
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But when all the pieces fall into place, the relief of nailing your glamorous ensemble can make you feel unstoppable.
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Nailing a guitar solo is tough; the genre lends itself to masturbatory self-indulgence and not toward carefully constructed melodies.
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He earned his third such save Saturday night, nailing down the Tigers' 6-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox.
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It's far more difficult to get it for your actual music and talent, which is the part Noah is nailing.
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After Rae piqued HBO's interest, she spent a hard three years nailing down the details of what would become Insecure.
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Each clip depicts Fletcher and Rodgers swinging hammers, nailing boards, and sharing a few well-earned kisses along the way.
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If Amazon wants to compete with Spotify and Apple Music, nailing your musical preferences is pretty critical to that goal.
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The reason we started that way is that I believe nailing a destination and creating a great experience takes time.
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On the other, a horoscope that ends up nailing the following week or month can feel all the more special.
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Predicting how the next Solicitor General will view sports betting is about as difficult as nailing a perfect parlay card.
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She spends the film reaching for what she thinks Ford is trying to get at, but never quite nailing it.
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It was the first time going in for an audition and nailing it without anyone caring about followers or background.
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Besides nailing down locations in Mongolia, Mr Sheldrick's system is also proving useful in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro.
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Jonas downgraded GM shares Wednesday to equal weight from overweight after nailing a breakout in the 109-year-old company.
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She spoke with Business Insider about nailing the personal essay — one of the most important components of your MBA application.
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Carli Lloyd received offers from NFL teams after a video of her nailing a 55-yard field goal went viral.
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Nailing an impressive field goal may have been the start of a second, unlikely career for USWNT star Carli Lloyd.
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But with Tuckett's insights, you could become a step above the rest when it comes to nailing their trademark looks.
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If Bryan fails to "do bad to do good," then he'll lose his best chance of nailing down the case.
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Uploading images to stock sites like iStock and Stocksy can provide passive income while you focus on nailing down clients.
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"This account is like the 21st century version of Martin Luther nailing his theses to the church door," one wrote.
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Here is the math with SpaceX nailing this market: Last year, there were 215 civil satellite launches around the world.
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"I have a soft spot for these things where people's T-shirts are accidentally nailing the whole situation," he said.
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Jake Oldroyd pulled BYU into a tie by nailing a 32-yard field goal 45 seconds into the second quarter.
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We're told DNA evidence was key in nailing the suspect ... who cops believe was one of the 2 alleged burglars.
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He said that at one point, the two sides spent an hour nailing down the meaning of just one word.
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Nailing this technical feat required precise timing, so director Sam Mendes and the crew had to measure every single set.
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"It was incredible to see Thom learning all of this in two hours and just nailing it," Mr. Jalet said.
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While the Prince was handling the Royal side of things, Markle was reportedly nailing down a voiceover deal with Disney.
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On the men's side, Japan's world silver medalist Shoma Uno topped of the podium after nailing his difficult long routine.
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Cell phone records will help investigators in that respect, as well as with nailing down the shooter's motive, he said.
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That makes the nailing the visual details, whether you're hosting a bachelorette party or a small dinner, ever more important.
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According to Schmitz, nailing this down could open up some far-out possibilities for countering the climate crisis with geoengineering.
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But Mr. Dano was nailing the moves without making that final, essential leap into the void, and the tension sagged.
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Villanova opened the second half on a 22014-24 run with Brunson nailing two 103-pointers for a 210-25 cushion.
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It was in these fifty-eight meticulously worded notes that stylists found something of a roadmap for nailing this year's theme.
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But the focus on the cost of lab-grown meat has overshadowed some of the industry's challenges with nailing the chewiness.
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In 2013, while hiking in Florida's Everglades, Marcus DeSieno came across park rangers who were nailing a camera to a tree.
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"This account is like the 21st century version of Martin Luther nailing his theses to the church door," one person commented.
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Even if it looks like an easily winnable case against the next Lehman Brothers or AIG, Chuck shouldn't try nailing them.
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There I met my future mentor and the woman who owns the agency Nailing Hollywood, which represents me now, Jenna Hipp.
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"Don't make waves" might seem like commonsense when it comes to nailing your job, but it may also work against you.
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She's taken on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, nailing one-liners about Krampus, texting Hillary Clinton and contending with President Trump. 7.
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The couple not only took the evening's theme super seriously, but they did so while simultaneously nailing the automaton twinning look.
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Ubisoft has always had a knack for nailing trailer music, and this latest look at Assassin's Creed Origins is no exception.
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If you're not great at nailing ones of a certain shape or movement, it reproduces more of those, making it harder.
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Scientists can predict the size and timing of these aftershocks to some degree, but nailing the location has always proved challenging.
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But nailing the gas and listening to the Hemi engine rev to the 4,000 rpm limit does induce feelings of power.
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I think really nailing standalone VR is the one thing that I think is super important for us in 2018 specifically.
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Joan Crawford's first day on the Charlotte set starts off promisingly, with the actress nailing her character's introduction in one take.
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It is not Martin Luther's nailing of his 95 theses to a church door in Wittenberg—that anniversary falls next year.
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"I detect a scent of grief and confusion with a hint of guilt on the nose," the dog says, nailing it.
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I believe in nailing picture frames on the inside of my house to remind the ones I love that I care.
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It was enough to help Steven Matz jump to a 483-1 record, with Jeurys Familia nailing down his 14th save.
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Gaming technology firm Improbable has spent 2019 nailing down new gaming partnerships and acquisitions to show off its SpatialOS simulation software.
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Castano said one key to nailing proper sit-up form is to keep your shoulders off the floor the entire time.
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In nailing his Ninety-Five Theses to a church door, Luther perhaps intended no more than to provoke an academic debate.
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But as you can see in the videos, these women usually end up nailing their twirls, back walkovers, and huge jumps.
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The issue with nailing the overcoat's formula, she explains, wasn't the technology — it was getting the exact right cut and detailing.
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An existential crisis over whether or not you're really nailing this adult thing can come on in a variety of situations.
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I had imagined myself receiving the last word and nailing the word and then hoisting the trophy up in the air.
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Figuring out who fits the bill is like "nailing Jell-O to a wall," says the University of Virginia's Kyle Kondik.
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As for nailing the aesthetic, Davanel did what we all do when in need of inspiration: he looked to the masters.
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The movie won tenuous praise from critics — more for nailing the blockbuster genre than for cinematic craft — and raves from audiences.
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Authorities knew Trick was somewhere in Raqqa, the de facto ISIS capital, though nailing down his exact location was a challenge.
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After nailing a jump shot following a spin into the lane, Porzingis had set a new career high in points scored.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China.
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Phrasee focuses on nailing the smaller parts of the copywriting job so that the humans can focus on more intensive tasks.
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Nailing a job interview at Netflix comes down to showing you would thrive in the streaming company&aposs clearly defined culture.
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Hailee Steinfeld plays Nadine, a high schooler who is struggling with the social scene — but totally nailing it on the sartorial front.
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Pong explains that preparation is key in nailing this question, and interviewees need to make sure they understand what the job requires.
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But Charlie Blackmon flied out to right, where Garrett Cooper caught the ball and fired a one-hopper, nailing Iannetta at third.
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They may play Bad Moms on screen, but in real life, they're nailing parenthood — with a little advice from their own mothers.
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You can't hurt one another by accidentally swinging your sword into them, but you might prevent them from nailing a crucial blow.
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But what escalates God of War is not just nailing the big stuff, but the smaller things, too, like Kratos's new axe.
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News that they have their eyes set on a 2017 wedding — but that they're having a tough time nailing down a location.
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You might end up nailing the numbers just right, but if you're picking between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton you've already lost.
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" When it comes to nailing down elements such as dates and locations and registry items, the actress admits she "hasn't tackled it.
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This was years before Pan's Labyrinth, but can you imagine anyone nailing that mix better than that film's director, Guillermo del Toro?
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Years of surviving snowy season after snowy season should make us experts in nailing the whole getting-dressed-for-the-cold thing.
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Dating app success used to rely on nailing the perfect profile picture, but life is about to get a lot more complicated.
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Over a period of weeks, Ferrand and her team apparently tested around 20-30 different "fragrances" before finally nailing the right one.
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But that's more complicated than it sounds, and nailing down the specifics is going to take a long conversation — and some drama.
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Somebody had tried nailing boards to the entrance in an attempt to keep people out, but the boards had since been broken.
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I'm pretty much never shown any footage and it's usually just about nailing down a mood, tone or atmosphere in that case.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," he told the wire service.
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Brandon Bass finished the quarter by nailing a 35-foot 3-pointer for a 66-65 lead heading into the final period.
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You might not think you'd ever see Michelle Obama nailing Harry Styles in the groin with a dodgeball, but here we are.
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But I couldn't help but be wowed by Ralph Lauren, quietly nailing that See Now, Buy Now thing everyone's prattling on about.
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But the scattershot approach Trump employed this weekend after nailing down his party's biggest prize raises the question: What's up with Trump?
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California has a clean-air agency called the California Air-Resource Board, and they're nailing it in the fight against climate change.
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You wish you could get excited about anything the way this dad gets excited about nailing this super long frisbee golf shot.
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Pompeo said that he wished they had "gotten a little bit further" in nailing down steps toward the ultimate goal of denuclearization.
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I think we're going to look back on this as a Martin Luther moment, where someone's nailing the theses to the door.
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Isaiah Thomas, in just his second game back from a hip injury, had 16 points off the Denver bench, nailing four 3-pointers.
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The Home Hub is another slick example of Google nailing a product's identity with a discrete design that uses materials that are inviting.
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Related: Here's a Powerful Tribute to Studio Ghibli's Badass Heroines BBC's 'Sherlock' Is an Ode to Perfect Symmetry Pixar's Secret to Nailing It
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Houston scored a season-high 296 points in the first half and kept rolling offensively, nailing 21 223-pointers while shooting 232 percent.
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Kuo has gained a lot of respect in the tech community for his informative research notes and nailing predictions of previous Apple products.
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So make sure you focus at least as much on getting that decision right as you do on nailing down a career. 2.
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Even so, Republicans retain the upper hand and should prevail in most cases, perhaps nailing down posts in national security by this weekend.
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If we're defining big dick energy as essentially a chaotic whirlwind of fuck-energy—which we are—then Taz is fucking nailing it.
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THEY'RE NAILING THOSE STYLISH COUPLE PICS In case you had any doubts, Thorne and Posey make for one good looking, super-stylish couple.
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But the NCH 215s, though not perfect, came far closer to nailing everything that was said without picking up a loud side talker.
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Eyes glittering with reflected pixels, he began slinging frosty mugs, first in a saloon and then in a stadium, nailing the bonus round.
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The Dobby drone from Zerotech, which retails for $399, does a really nice job of nailing what makes this category fun and useful.
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"I'm still in the infancy of learning all that," Cumberbatch told Entertainment Weekly in December about nailing down his character's gestures and nuances.
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Raudsepp said she's confident that Honest Beef Co. can expand to other regions and that the current focus is on 'nailing and scaling'.
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The threat of a delay requires players to be extremely precise, and Holzhauer credits several of his wins to nailing his buzzer timing.
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The unemployment rate may be down, but competition for good jobs is still fierce, which makes nailing your interview all the more important.
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But it's important for my girls, especially, to see me as a woman accomplishing all these things while nailing it as a mom.
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Bruce CRUSHED it -- nailing ridiculous tongue-twisters from Karolina Kowalkiewicz to Joanna Jedrzejczyk to Khabib Nurmagomedov ... and belting 'em out with extra sauce!!
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This trailer has everything: tragic fashion, exploding boomboxes, neon everywhere and, perhaps most importantly for nailing that '80s vibe, Frankie Goes to Hollywood.
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Ensuring you don't get sick while playing is all about nailing your intended motion, and translating that into your VR experience, I'm told.
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So we're still in the phase on this private messaging platform, of phase one, where we're really focused on nailing the consumer experience.
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While with the team, Lloyd took a few field goal attempts, nailing both a 40-yard and 55-yard try with relative ease.
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In addition to nailing down the No. 1 spot, Atlanta had the dubious distinction of placing two other bottlenecks in the top 25.
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If the Cubs don't win, that throw to second base nailing Lindor trying to steal is Ross's last play in Major League Baseball.
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Not to give my girl the cold shoulder or anything, but La'Porsha didn't come close to nailing that because no one really could.
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A MINUS Kyle: Light of Mine (Independently Popular/Atlantic) Best innocent act in r&b, with girlish female cameos nailing two fetching numbers.
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Perhaps Activision is indeed nailing the tone here; I haven't purchased the Tomogunchi yet, but I am eager to see it in action.
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Perhaps Activision is indeed nailing the tone here; I haven't purchased the Tomogunchi yet, but I am eager to see it in action.
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"It's not just for comedians—I've spoken to salespeople who start nailing their pitches at work, businessmen who smash their meetings," explains Collis.
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But she became a standout, nailing the physical tests for both men and women when she did 79 push-ups in two minutes.
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Nailing down exactly where a church such as Zoe stands on LGBTQ rights is difficult, which I believe is intentional on its part.
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More importantly, Cousins showed the willing trigger he lacked early in the season, nailing a few tight-window throws while trusting his receivers.
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What's that thing people say at a comedy show, when the performer is nailing her lines and you're doubled over, slapping a knee?
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Well, according to Hirsch, like any good joke, it all comes down to watching the world, finding your niche and nailing your timing.
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The breakout star of TROS, this tiny, talented droidsmith and smuggler lives on Kijimi, tinkering, tweaking, and just nailing the concept of existence.
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"She's just like, 'Nope, we're just going for a birthday,' " Khloé said, nailing Kourt's vocal fry while explaining the situation to the camera.
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Nailing a job interview at Netflix can come down to showing you&aposre a fit for the streaming company&aposs clearly defined culture.
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The then-Expedia CEO managed to remain shrouded in mystery as the company's board of directors got closer to nailing down their pick.
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When it came nailing down the visuals, character designer Akira Yasuda was extremely particular about the rendering of Chun-Li's legs and stockings.
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Nailing the specifics of its ultimate implementation, however, will be crucial to ensuring it avoids the pitfalls that other training efforts have experienced.
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The damn moments were there—turning on the jets, nailing colorful combos—and we left the meeting hoping they could pull off everything else.
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Detective Pikachu director Rob Letterman knows how important nailing the CGI adaptation of beloved 2D characters is to ensuring longtime fans are on board.
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Aside from nailing the role as Spider-Man's (Tom Holland) aunt, Tomei is actually a three-time Oscar-nominee, all for best supporting actress.
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As for the event itself, we're told several high-profile people will speak about Bryant -- but organizers are still nailing down the official list.
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Thanks to tea leaf grounds and a helping of sugar, the cruelty-free scrub offers a decidedly less messy take on nailing soft skin.
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A Green spokesman said that "instead of nailing crucifixes to the wall" the CSU administration should be showing Christian values like mercy and charity.
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Kratu didn't earn applause for nailing the obstacles, instead he won over the crowd with his improvised, happy-go-lucky approach to the course.
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Rumors indicate the folks behind the first Vision Fund are having a harder time than expected nailing down new money for a sophomore vehicle.
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THOSE who live on America's coasts know to prepare for wrathful hurricanes in late summer—nailing plywood to their windows as the storm approaches.
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It took nearly a year—as anyone who's ever dissolved vodka in jello will know, nailing the texture is a bit of an art.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," Reuters quotes Zuckerberg on the GDPR question.
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Pavlensky, who is best known for nailing his scrotum to the ground in Moscow's Red Square, is an outspoken critic of the Russian government.
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But Paschall was red hot in Friday's first half, nailing 23 of 210 shots from the floor, including 210 of 563 on three-pointers.
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Fancy Macelli, a Gypsy Rose family spokesperson, tells TMZ ... Gypsy sincerely congratulates Joey for nailing the role and mastering her look, voice and mannerisms.
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"I think he's interested in nailing down policies, producing real results that people can touch and see," Davis told The Hill in an interview.
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And the good news is that brands and designers are starting to listen, with one in particular really nailing down what cool brides want.
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I like my games relaxing, and nailing that is as much about the aesthetics of a game as it is about the game mechanics.
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Read on for their best advice on nailing the job interview, leading with humility, and what to do when you're stuck in a rut.
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More laborious for the Chancellor will be nailing down a willing coalition partner -- or even an unwilling coalition partner, if it comes to that.
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Season after season, it brings extraordinary treasures to New York, many directly from China, loans that even big-budget museums might have trouble nailing.
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He delineates a particular object in a particular cast of light, nailing the way a passing facial expression registers a range of conflicting emotions.
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The floor is original and came with holes and abundant splinters that I continue to abate by nailing license plates over the worst places.
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"We spent 6 months really nailing the news: How to efficiently and effectively provide our readers with the who, what, where, when," says Enan.
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I lost my virginity at the tender age of 19 after impressing a grown woman by fucking nailing Billy Idol's "Rebel Yell" at karaoke.
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Barber likened the action to Martin Luther's nailing his 95 theses to a church door, which was considered the spark of the Protestant Reformation.
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He turned and made a perfect one-hop throw to the plate, easily nailing Jack Flaherty — a pitcher who was pinch-running for Molina.
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Bad Bunny said he took the win, nailing a verse in about three minutes — "because I had practiced it all morning," he added mischievously.
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Nailing the job interviewNailing a job interview at Netflix can come down to showing you're a fit for the streaming company's clearly defined culture.
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ContraPoints nailing the absurdity of being trans from TransQualityGifs Each of these subreddits has a slightly different tone and their own rules for moderation.
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Flicking my controller's thumbsticks, each one controlling one of my on-screen character's feet, I was nailing kickflips all across New York's financial district.
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AND WHEN YOU ARE THAT COMPETITIVE AND PEOPLE ARE NAILING AND TALKING BAD ABOUT YOUR FAMILY LIKE THAT, YOU -- IT'S HARD NOT TO RESPOND.
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He then singled to open the eighth inning before leaving for a pinch runner — after nailing Lorenzo Cain stealing in the top of the inning.
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The LRDC did good work: Antoinette Sayeh, the finance minister at the time, says it was especially useful for nailing down a poverty-reduction strategy.
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Aside from Towley's natural agility and strength, the ability to move freely — without any distractions — is essential when it comes to nailing her best routines.
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In a world saturated with products, treatments, and information for people with acne, nailing down the right skin-care routine can feel overwhelming — and expensive.
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Not to invalidate the hours Sam Smith has spent perfectly nailing inoffensiveness, but it's much easier to develop your craft if someone's paying your rent.
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JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers have their eyes set on 2017 for their big day — but they're having a tough time nailing down a location!
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Today, Oklahoma City Thunder's Victor Oladipo brings buttsketball right back into the fold, as he pulled some high art ass gymnastics after nailing a jumper.
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YouTuber Toni Olaoye is here to show you that nailing a monochromatic pink look requires only a few steps — and the right products, of course.
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In short: it's the best VR game to date, nailing the moment-to-moment thrill of the original game, while still being its own thing.
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So we tried them all, in the name of nailing down the very best of Glossier, the just-okay, and what you're better off skipping.
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Of course, as with all new makeup techniques I try, nailing it took me somewhere around 320 attempts (and a whole lot of makeup wipes).
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In a film called "The Future of Fucking," porn veterans Luna Star and Keiran Lee are shown riding self-balancing scooters while nailing each other.
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Thore has been all about her CrossFit-style workouts lately, from jump rope sessions to nailing her clean and jerk and out-deadlifting her dad.
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The extended play shows that this star is just like us: You know that little smirk of pleasure we get after nailing a makeup look?
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Ahead, her top picks for nailing that tousled look all year long... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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So unless you want to resurrect the same ol' witch costume you fall back on every other year, you better start nailing down your options.
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In fact, they're so dedicated to nailing their poses, they started using everything at their disposal to get a good shot, including their director's chairs.
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Ultimately, nothing will improve your financial security as much as nailing the basics so you prosper in any upturn and insulate yourself against the unforeseen.
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And while Apple has been nailing retail for years, the examples set by others that have tried to replicate the success are less than encouraging.
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He's been a punk rocker ever since he first discovered it in 1976, nailing his colors to the mast before he'd even heard a note.
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That includes an absolute shellacking against Butler's Philadelphia 76ers while opposing three-point shooters are generally nailing a crap ton of their wide-open looks.
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"We also expect a similar expansion rate for the second half," Germany's biggest industry association, which has a track record of nailing the data, said.
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In hopes of nailing down a streamlined approach to iPhone photography, we tapped Lisbon-based visual artist and photographer José Lourenço to share his expertise.
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Branded social media hard world to navigate nowadays, so we don't blame Harry Styles' character for not nailing it in this Saturday Night Live sketch.
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Here's her casually nailing it: The second American woman to land it, Kimmie Meissner, successfully performed a triple axel at the U.S. championships in 2005.
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US Women's National Team (USWNT) star Carli Lloyd went viral in August after nailing a 573-yard field goal at the Philadelphia Eagles' training camp.
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Moving on, Pope Francis traveled to Sweden to commemorate a 22016-year-old religious provocation: Martin Luther's nailing of 63 theses on a church door.
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Turns out, Carli's soccer skills translate to the gridiron ... 'cause she was nailing field goals all over the place -- including one from 55 yards out!!!
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That includes an absolute shellacking against Butler's Philadelphia 236.9ers while opposing three-point shooters are generally nailing a crap ton of their wide-open looks.
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He netted a cool 227:210, after nailing an early trick in 258 minutes that he was prepared to spend upwards of 45 minutes attempting.
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Kudos goes to the Monmouth University Polling Institute who came closest to nailing this election with its prediction that it would end in a tie.
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Lawless made all five of his extra points and made one of two field goals, missing from 27 yards and then nailing a 37-yarder.
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The quality of Tilghman's prose fluctuates, sometimes feeling too contemporary to evoke fin de siècle France, while at other times nailing ambiguities of character nicely.
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Mazz Hanna, CEO of Nailing Hollywood, a boutique agency that solely represents nail stylists, started to see a sharp decline in business after March 9.
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Because the material seized pertained to different -- and at times, competing -- political ideologies, authorities have had a hard time nailing down the gunman's clear ideology.
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Fortunately, many interviewers use the same questions to vet applicants —check out this step-by-step guide for nailing four of the most popular ones.
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Nailing athleisure is critical for Under Armour because it is the chief trend in North America, which accounts for 80% of the company's online sales.
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But, for now, AI needs to get better at nailing fatalities before it can start deftly jacking rides in Grand Theft Auto V's Los Santos.
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A blog post by the company elaborated on the feature, boasting that it helps riders "skip the back and forth" of nailing down a meeting location.
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Stormy Daniels knows better than most when a man hits the right spot, and comedian Stephen Kramer Glickman nailing President Trump onstage definitely tickled her fancy.
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A little later on in the same venue, Manu Le Malin wears out his quiet strength, nailing the dance floor with a jackhammer of hardcore drumming.
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He replicated the formula for "Alien Boy" and again with "Hurt," nailing down a very specific vision that's designed to cater to people's eyes and ears.
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Chill, chill, chill The most important part of nailing the fault line look is that your fractured and exposed pieces look like two totally separate entities.
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The C302 does a better job at nailing most of the physical aspects of a good laptop than other devices you'll find in this price range.
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They loved being able to act and improvise with a story we had, and not having the pressure of nailing dialogue and hitting all their marks.
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Mitchell dressed up as the late R&B icon in 2017, nailing the look in a sparkly choker, bra and waistband with an accompanying leather jacket.
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With the help of laser guiding and built-in accelerometers and gyroscopes, these robots adjust their position in mid-air, nailing that perfect superhero flight pose.
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What's more crucial is nailing the handful of attributes that define the wine for the casual drinker, those points of difference that deviate from the norm.
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The symbolic impact of nailing Zuckerberg himself with penalties is surely more important than money, especially since the 34-year-old has so much of it.
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U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators are working on nailing down text for the first phase of the trade deal for their presidents to sign next month.
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Lastly, our favorite breakout red carpet star, Larson, is also nailing her party circuit wardrobe thanks to her outfit at the W Magazine Golden Globes event.
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This is a game for girls who have a lot going on in their lives beyond just dates and nailing a dude with good dress sense.
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Below are his tips for nailing a sales pitch, including selecting your prospects strategically, asking the right questions, and learning to anticipate and even welcome objections.
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Hawk put a stamp on his achievement in 2016 by nailing another 900 at the age of 48 on the 17th anniversary of his first 900.
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"They've done a pretty good job of nailing down maximizing profits and so they can move onto some of the other issues they're facing," he said.
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On Thursday, early risers watched as he took the gold on the last of the event's six apparatuses, nailing a difficult routine on the horizontal bar.
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The felony charges stem from Young Thug's arrest last September, when cops pulled him over for tinted windows ... but ended up nailing him for marijuana possession.
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Playing as Captain Falcon to Armada's Peach, S2J was on fire and aggressive, feeling out Armada and nailing perfect hits to keep the games relatively even.
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Some homeowners on the island were nailing plywood over windows and cramming pickup trucks with household possessions for the trip inland, heeding a mandatory evacuation order.
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Nailing my simple sequence reminded me of something else: that feeling you get when you beat a difficult boss after trying and failing over and over.
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Papadopol says nailing the basics of teleoperation now could solve other problems down the road, especially as companies look to remove safety operators from the vehicles.
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Because the material seized pertained to different -- and at times, competing -- political ideologies, authorities have had a hard time nailing down a clear ideology for Legan.
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Garza scored the first 47.33 points of the game for Iowa, nailing a pair of 3-pointers in addition to a layup and a transition bucket.
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Schumer has repeatedly expressed frustration about nailing down Trump's demands for an immigration deal that would protect hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Carlos Correa crossed over the field from shortstop, picked the loose ball up and threw home, easily nailing LeMahieu at the plate for the third out.
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Overall, Amazon has done a remarkable job at nailing most of the basics for wireless earbuds, and it even overachieved in one particular place: noise reduction.
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TL;DR: This genius Black+Decker All-in-One Cooker makes nailing rice and risotto possible, and it's on sale for $31.99 — a savings of $38.
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She made waves with her announcement in January, nailing a campaign rollout that earned hearty praise from Democrats – and even a compliment from President Donald Trump.
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Deeply suspicion of anything that smacks of self-importance, of making a blanket statement or pronouncement, he resists nailing down what the poet and poem are.
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Conducted by Ann Selzer, it has one of the most impressive track records in polling — nailing the results even when many other polls predict a different outcome.
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Obviously each one of these shows appeals to larger audiences but they would not success without first nailing the proposition for their first and most important audiences.
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Razer has invested significantly in nailing down great feeling key switches over the last couple of years, and it's finally starting to pay off in its laptops.
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AT&T is close to nailing down its deal to buy Time Warner, a massive content company that owns HBO, CNN and the "Harry Potter" film franchise.
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Lonsdale, for his part, has certainly shied away from the media, and has been building up 8VC, nailing a second fund of $640 million earlier this year.
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From mini to maxi and everything in between, nailing a look for whatever big event is on your calendar can actually be easy (not to mention fun).
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If you still need help nailing down a New Year's resolution, here's one to consider: upping your street style game to be as cool as Zayn Malik's.
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Related: Pixar's Secret to Nailing It A Love Letter to Animation from 'The Iron Giant' Director Brad Bird Explore The Hidden Math Behind Your Favorite Pixar Movies
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Nailing perfect Chain Hooks on the enemy Ana and Genji while blasting away the heavies with his ultimate, Taimou dissolved Afreeca Blue's offense to end the round.
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Maya Rudolph and Kristen Wiig won Best Audition for a Future Awards Show, nailing a tight a cappella duet medley themed to the best costume design category.
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She's on the roster at L.A.'s coolest (and only) all-nail agency — Nailing Hollywood — and is one of the top up-and-comers in the field.
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That being said, after months of stepping out in shorts and slip dresses, we could use a little refresher course on nailing the summer-to-fall shift.
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Yelping the location to get a sense of the vibe, choosing the outfit, digging out the good underwear (you never know), and then nailing down the makeup.
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Pharoah, known for nailing impressions of such stars as Kevin Hart, Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock on live TV, is not always as confident as he seems.
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Hopefully, they can be like Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck, who are nailing the whole parenting-while-separated thing and still take their kids on family vacations.
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Gordon has slayed defenses with pull-up threes, nailing an unsustainably awesome 463 percent of them on more attempts than everyone except James Harden and Damian Lillard.
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Showing that these models were successful in nailing down the causes of historical megadroughts further strengthens the conviction that they're likely to recur thanks to climate change.
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Veteran Gerald Green helped pick up some of the slack with 15 points in 13 minutes off the bench, nailing all four of his 3-point tries.
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If the Spice Girls wore this funky footwear while topping music charts around the globe and nailing tricky pop group choreography, then it's good enough for us.
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The key to nailing any variation of the look, says celebrity makeup artist Kristen Arnett, is to blend shadows like crazy in order to avoid harsh lines.
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If his theory is correct—which, to be clear, is that a ghost tainted his supplement—he might just have a hard time nailing down the proof.
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Meanwhile, Freedom Caucus lawmakers left a White House meeting with Trump on Thursday afternoon without nailing down a final deal to back the American Health Care Act.
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Even nailing whether 2018 income would qualify for the break can be complicated if the entrepreneur is paid by the project and has sharp variations in compensation.
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Each participant then performed a tibial intramedullary nailing on a sawbones simulation, graded by an observer who did not know which participant had been in which group.
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Read more: Tony Hawk shared a really sweet video of his young daughter overcoming fear and nailing her first drop-in on the skateboardHawk: I like it.
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Believe it or not, there are now just 21964 days until the election, and with time pressing on newspapers have begun nailing their colors to the mast.
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Related: A BIzarre Photo Series Deconstructs Gourmet Meals Onto Human Faces Pyrotechnic Photos of Smoldering Pumpkins and Smoke-Bombed Squash 5 Secrets to Nailing Thanksgiving Food Photography
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Related: A Delectable Food Photography Book Follows the History of Foodporn 5 Secrets to Nailing Thanksgiving Food Photography Celebrity Portraits With A Difference: Perceptions Exhibition Opens Tonight
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Yet during the past decade, Metcalf has been nailing role after role in the modern canon of Important Parts like no other American actress of her generation.
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When Samsung first released its Galaxy Buds in 2019, I wrote that the company had come very, very close to nailing everything that makes Apple's AirPods great.
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Smith was on fire from the start, nailing his first six shots before a miss that appeared to hit a fingertip on the way to the basket.
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He trailed this shady outfit, laundromat of choice for narcos, terrorists and dictators, for years, before nailing it for fraud in 1991 and forcing it to close.
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Like Zumba and similar rhythm and music exercises, it incorporates a few simple movements into a choreographed routine, but without a strict emphasis on nailing the moves.
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Deeply suspicious of anything that smacks of self-importance, of making a blanket statement or pronouncement, Clark Coolidge resists nailing down what the poet and poem are.
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The walls are white, and in the living room, rather than nailing things to the wall, Kalman rests paintings, photographs, and objects on white, built-in shelves.
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The precise benefits of nailing it, polling-wise, remain to be seen, but it's hard to imagine what a better closing speech than this would've looked like.
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Nailing every "number" question that came their way, the panel of investors were impressed – that is, until Hejny revealed the lag time in reorders and hefty price tag.
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Nunes told CNN he had been working on nailing down the surveillance information before Trump's unsubstantiated claim earlier this month that he was wiretapped by President Barack Obama.
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Instagram says it is focused on "nailing the consumer experience" of its shopping feature, but it's certainly signaling that eventually these features will have advertising components to them.
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The worst of the worst will link to the official NCAA rulebook, nailing it to your social media feed like Martin Luther with a whistle around his neck.
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But while a joke — even a stolen one — is better than sliding into someone's inbox with a vanilla "hey," nailing that perfect opening line is... well, it's terrifying.
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Whether it's nailing a Bob Marley impression to "Hush, Little Baby," or doing a weirdly accurate R.E.M. version of "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain," he's on fire.
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Cardi B's hosting gig also included nailing jokes during the show's monologue, recording a custom voicemail for a fan and chatting about her prom with guest John Mulaney.
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After the elimination of Aguilera-nailing Natalie Ong shocked Australian and international audiences alike (she was THAT good) — 14-year-old Amalia Foy stepped up to the plate.
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But coming up with something attention-grabbing can be just as challenging as catching that perfect light, hitting your pose just right, and nailing a subtle lip pout.
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"Still waters run deep" is a tired cliché, but it comes pretty darn close to nailing Jenner's personality, at least as it is reflected in her birth chart.
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In reality, Hornibrook answered major questions about his mettle by nailing several key throws late in the third quarter, including a 224-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Taylor.
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Get both artists' tips for nailing blurred, messy-on-purpose lip looks, ahead — along with the lipstick colors they say are about to be trending hard in 2019.
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Now, Rocket Lab is trying to transition into commercial operations full time, but the company has been having some trouble nailing down the launch of It's Business Time.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," Zuckerberg said of which GDPR protections Facebook would not apply worldwide.
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The adorable blonde girl appeared shy when she first walked out onstage, but she soon transformed once she began singing, nailing every note with her surprisingly powerful voice.
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It's a very tight line to walk, and Horizon Zero Dawn does it very well despite also nailing basic gameplay mechanics and getting virtually everything else right, too.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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On his ninth run, he played a perfect game, nailing every jump, avoiding every Goomba, and hugged the bottom of every flagpole on his way to Bowser's Castle.
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So, if you're ready to test-drive the look at home this weekend, Townsend says the key to nailing the textured style is all in the prep work.
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In addition to absolutely nailing the song, Lizzo had the cartoon character's look down, from the sky-high white wig to covering her entire body in purple paint.
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Though the three-panel format of "Sunday Funnies," including comic strips like Garfield and Dilbert, is famously associated with comedy, nailing funny bits in comic books is trickier.
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"We always start with nailing the key user-journey and then proceed with releasing extra features," Stadia product lead Andrey Doronichev said in the Reddit AMA last week.
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Hartman hadn't come anywhere near nailing Trump's trademark accent or gesticulations, but the sketch did perfectly land the privileged family's utter disconnect from the experiences of average Americans.
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Willians Astudillo rocketed the ball back toward the left-handed Miller, nailing him on the right wrist and sending his glove flying and Manager Joe Girardi's heart racing.
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And, internally, trade hardliners Peter Navarro and Robert Lighthizer are concerned about a Mnuchin-led deal that could give up on nailing China for its nefarious industrial practices.
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In the latter case this has included opening a series of fresh probes as well as nailing the very long running Google Shopping saga inherited from her predecessor.
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Carter, a sophomore guard, entered the game averaging just over 30 points in five career tournament games and left having connected again, nailing 73 of 12 3-pointers.
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Yup, the latest — and possibly greatest — manifestation of the Mannequin Challenge comes to us in a spectacular Twitter moment that features some perfectly still pups absolutely nailing it.
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A typical Davis game might include him nailing a three-pointer, hitting a fade-away jumper, catching an impossible alley-oop, blocking a shot, and leading a fastbreak.
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It's one of the most beloved songs in VGM, nailing the balance between that unmistakable Donkey Kong vibe and the cool, floaty feeling of the game's water levels.
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Fred Wilson, a partner at Union Square Ventures who has a knack for nailing startup trends, thinks now could be the perfect time to invest in media companies.
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I mean, to try that out and go, "Wow, it's actually nailing my stress levels throughout the day," and they're measuring on a per-second basis basically, constantly.
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There are many components to nailing a red carpet look — the outfit, the hair, the makeup, the accessories, the smize — and Olivia Munn consistently delivers on all … but one.
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Nailing down global statistics on the issue is difficult because most instances of such violence go unreported, but one group of experts collected cases from more than 60 countries.
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During the past four years, the Academy Award winner has stood out in Hollywood by nailing the attainable-meets-aspirational look — and ignoring the rules of red-carpet beauty.
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You can up your chances of being prepared for whatever lies ahead by nailing down healthy routines now, said Liz Weston, a CFP and personal finance columnist at NerdWallet.
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If there's one thing Majandra Delfino is nailing as a mom, it's setting her kids up to grow into who they are without limiting them to gender-traditional ideals.
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"I don't know how far along we have gone nailing this deal," or whether the two companies have official central government approval for the venture, the BMW executive said.
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Now, I've proudly been wearing my natural hair for nine months and — while I'm still nailing down the routine that works best for me — I've never regretted my decision.
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You can up your chances of being prepared for whatever lies ahead by nailing down healthy routines now, said Liz Weston, a CFP and personal finance columnist at Nerdwallet.
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"One should not insist on nailing him into positions that he had taken in the campaign, of which he doesn't insist," Kissinger said in the interview, which aired Sunday.
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I think, in general, that the technologically induced inequality and limitless corporate power imagined in cyberpunk films and novels comes closest to nailing the future we're rapidly hurtling toward.
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We&aposre coming off a week where we hit on 50% of our picks, nailing almost all of our "sit" picks, but missing on most of our "start" picks.
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Houston 20B Luis Valbuena took a throw from centerfield and swung his glove, nailing Marte in the back of the head and sending him face-down into the dirt.
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Justice porn is seeing Olivia Benson and whatever partner she's with nailing criminals—a rapist, a killer, an extortionist, a blackmailer, a sex-trafficker—and putting them in prison.
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"Nailing down Dave is like—I want to say like Trump, but not really, 'cause you can nail down Trump on Twitter!" singer Mike Patton says with a laugh.
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It was Michael who courted investors and brought in the funding and played a crucial role in nailing down major acquisitions like that of self-driving trucking startup Otto.
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Why it matters: The State Department exists to ensure that the president arrives at summits like this with a strong hand, by nailing down favorable terms and negotiation strategy.
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Nailing each launch isn't just important for the money, but also to ensure faith in the company's abilities isn't shaken, thus allowing SpaceX to potentially strike new commercial contracts.
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"Jess is nailing it on digital, and she knows how to connect with the audience in print too," said Ms. Berger, who previously worked as publisher of Marie Claire.
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And Klay Thompson, the Warriors' perfectionist, nailing 211 straight long-range shots, whap-whap-whap, and then narrowly missing a single shot and stalking off angrily muttering to himself.
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But what with Lopez's big 50th birthday tour this summer and her upcoming movie Hustlers, it seems the two of them haven't exactly been nailing down the details yet.
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As he was becoming a rap star, he was becoming a bigger viral sensation, nailing a few signature gestures — mopping the floor, slicking his eyebrows — that became easy memes.
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American and North Korean intelligence officials have spoken several times and have even met in a third country, with a focus on nailing down a location for the talks.
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It wasn't quite virtual reality, but it allowed gamers to actually mimic swinging a racket in a tennis match or a taking a bowler's stance in nailing a strike.
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Just like Elsa&aposs outfit, a crucial part of establishing this particular setting was nailing its color palette, which they wanted to be in line with the first movie.
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With the United States already down, 2-0, in the first inning, Crawford atoned for an earlier throwing error by nailing Cruz at the plate on a close play.
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Business Insider spoke with four engineers who currently work or have worked at major tech companies like Google, Twitter, and Netflix for their best advice for nailing the conversation.
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Engineers from top tech companies like Google, Netflix, and Twitter offer their best tips for nailing a job interview — and the questions they faced when applying for their roles
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On the other end of town Tariq, thisclose to nailing Lucious with a wall of evidence, gets help from a judge ordering a 30-day freeze of all Empire's assets.
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Echoing arguments in favor of the TPP — which does not include China — Barfield said nailing down TiSA now would help set ground rules for when China also joined the accord.
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Nailing down the details A student advisory committee of teens from private, public, and home schools was created to make sure every detail of the event fit the teens' needs.
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Will Smith just one-upped literally EVERYBODY who's been partaking in the Drake-inspired viral dance challenge taking the web by storm ... by nailing it on top of a bridge.
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The low-key star power was non-stop: Emily Blunt and Emma Stone, sipping a cup of coffee after nailing her stage blocking, went makeup free with hair pulled back.
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Beat steady and imposing, noisy guitar nailing synthed-up lyric, "Little Red Corvette" was Prince's trans-genre genius in action—without it, MJ's "Beat It" might never have cracked MTV.
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The difference is that the fundamentals of what I'm doing are now leaps and bounds above where I was, so much so that nailing the basics doesn't take much effort.
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Because Spielberg's group clearly understood that while forward-thinking visual design is important for longevity, nailing how a society may actually evolve is essential for creating a truly prescient story.
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Or where nailing the beats in a pretty-close-to-the-real-deal take on Jamiroquai's "Canned Heat" saves a family-run motor company courtesy of some sweet ninja moves.
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The Harlem Globetrotters are back ... nailing a ridiculous and terrifying shot from 300 FEET IN THE AIR ... off the top of the Houston Texans stadium ... and we have the video.
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Props to Tran for nailing the ubiquitous soundtrack and special effects of the vlog genre, but it's the Fatal Attraction-esque final scene that'll get you in the spooky spirit.
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While you might be thinking finally, nailing down the logistics for mobile ordering and payments for a fast-food franchise as huge as McDonald's isn't as easy as it sounds.
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New Zealand All Blacks superstar Aaron Smith -- considered one of the best rugby players in the world -- has apologized after he was caught nailing a chick in an airport bathroom.
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Sprint and T-Mobile are nailing down the final details of a merger likely to be announced at the end of October, Bloomberg reports citing sources familiar with the matter.
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Breaking the code for context — nailing down the ineffable question of why one piece of content is acceptable but a slight variation breaks policy — remains the holy grail of moderation.
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The 2020 presidential candidate hit a small hoop somewhere in Las Vegas on Sunday ... and he was straight cash from the free-throw line -- nailing five shots in a row!!
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"Corbyn need to shake up his operation, kick out Ken Livingstone as a first step to nailing the anti-Semitism problem and focus on voter-friendly policy," he told Reuters.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Russian dissident artist Pyotr Pavlensky, whose protests against the state have included nailing his scrotum to Moscow's Red Square, has said he plans to seek asylum in France.
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On Friday, though, he caught fire after a slow start, nailing a 50-foot chip-in for birdie at his 12th and a 50-foot birdie putt four holes later.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," Zuckerberg said when asked which requirements of the new law would apply worldwide.
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Bear in mind, though, that it's not just the quality of your voice that's crucial, but also the ability to act — controlling tone, relating emotion, and nailing comedy and improvisation.
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Sorting out competing accusations and nailing down what has transpired, as usual, has been difficult amid the fractured and suppressed communication network typical of the DRC and other developing countries.
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Nailing each and every character nuance, with some much-needed improvements written in for Scott's Jasmine, these two carry the film through as many of its pitfalls as they can.
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When two pieces of wood do not lie flush against each other, the SHIM is inserted between them to fill the gap, help brace them and act as nailing support.
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Plus, nailing refresh rates change the viewing experience in a way that's hard to quantify but definitively improves the quality of the experience — which was exactly the story with HDR.
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In this stage, the CEO has to start actively communicating the vision and direction of the company, and meetings become the default method of nailing down time with busy employees.
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Five centuries ago this month, a German theology professor celebrated the Catholic Church's holiest feast day by nailing a single sheet of paper to the main cathedral door in Wittenberg.
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The Federal Reserve was trying to, and largely succeeding at, nailing the unemployment rate to 5 percent, its estimate of what the American economy could sustain without causing undue inflation.
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The search was initially made difficult by rough weather, but even as the choppy water has died down, authorities have made little progress nailing down the vessel's exact position, Reuters added.
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Before a director can yell "action," a producer is out there getting financing, nailing down a key crew member or actor, landing locations, and talking to the studio about production issues.
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Not since Martin Luther's nailing of the "28500 Theses" on the door of a Catholic church in Germany in 6900 has a religion received such a wake-up call for change.
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Part of the reason why AirPods 2 don't seem like much of an upgrade is because Apple set the bar really high with AirPods 1, nailing size, battery life, and convenience.
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"When we first launched our app there wasn't even a journey planner, this was back in 2012, because for us it was nailing that [commuter] experience," Transit COO Jake Sion said.
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Essentially, there's a raft out there to fulfill all of your wildest summer Instagram dreams...assuming that you dream of absolutely nailing a picture on an over-the-top pool float.
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But again the Bears fired back, with Lindsey making a layup and Lecomte nailing a 3 just before the first-half buzzer to cut the Horns' lead to two at halftime.
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A 49-year-old Kuwaiti competing under the Olympic flag, Aldeehani defeated Marco Innocenti of Italy in the duel for gold, nailing 26 orange targets out of 30 to Innocenti's 24.
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Filmed in different locations throughout the Lofoten Islands, Northbound isn't just about nailing tricks impressively, but discovering that where there's a will, there's a way to skate the harsh Arctic winter.
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Finding a bag that can fit a large laptop and the rest of your necessities that's not obnoxious and nerdy is rare, but Herschel is known for nailing practicality and clout.
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Though 2017 has been a banner year for Japan, Binary Domain plays like a Japanese studio trying desperately to riff on Gears of War without nailing what made those games work.
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It might not sound like a big deal, but when you're sniping, even a little jank can be the difference between nailing a headshot, or getting taken out by your opponent.
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Ezekiel Elliott told NFL investigators he was NEVER in a serious, exclusive relationship with the woman accusing him of domestic violence ... she was just one of many chicks he was nailing.
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But beyond the timing, Blippar also seemed to be building technology for the sake of building technology, without ever really nailing down a focused way for that technology to earn money.
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With much of the crowd screaming against them, the Americans won the fourth set, with Karsta Lowe suddenly nailing left-handed spikes that overshadowed whatever damage Boskovic was able to do.
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"I don't know how far along we have gone nailing this deal," or whether the two companies have official central government approval for the JV or not, the BMW executive said.
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The acting is astounding, Margot Robbie and Allison Janney deserve every award they (hopefully) get nominated for for nailing the most toxic, earnest, unflinching mother-daughter sports relationship in cinematic history.
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I had already been watching these videos specifically for the Salvaged Wood Collection from RH, where there's this British man who's talking about de-nailing wood to make these $2,000 tables.
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If Apple has set itself the goal of nailing DSLR-like bokeh with its next iPhone, having a second sensor might help it achieve that in a similar way to Huawei.
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Although his mother thought the blues was devil's music, he took to the style early, starting on diddley-bow, a one-stringed instrument made by nailing a wire to a wall.
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The soccer legend went on "The Late Late Show With James Corden" and proved there's a lot of walk behind all his talk -- nailing a perfect floss dance right on cue.
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Friday's handshake agreement with the Council allows Mr. de Blasio to get on with the business of campaigning and debate preparation, without having to worry about nailing down further budget details.
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But as the show went on, our sherpa seemed lost at times — at one point, flubbing his lines and breaking the fourth wall to acknowledge that he wasn't nailing the gig.
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Whether you're dealing with a pack of Conjuring stans or an offbeat group of indie pushers, nailing down exactly what will (and what won't) satisfy any given audience can be tricky.
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From nailing the outer flick to oh, recreating it to a T on the other eye, *pats sweat off brow* it can be intimidating for makeup novices and seasoned pros alike.
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Holiday then missed a jumper with 21.9 seconds to go, but Myles Turner retrieved the rebound for the Pacers and Holiday didn't misfire on his second opportunity, nailing his difference-maker.
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At this point the two sides have been making progress nailing down text in memorandums of understanding in six areas: nontariff barriers, forced technology transfers, intellectual property, cybertheft, agriculture and currency.
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Casually wander over to the conference table at the end of the session and strike up a conversation with Jake Gyllenhaal, nailing the sweet balance between friendly and non-stalkery. 20173.
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The horns were having trouble nailing the inflections on "Chega De Saudade," the bossa nova standard, so Mr. Charles sang the lines out loud, vocalizing a kind of hand-drum pattern.
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R29's own senior fashion market editor Alyssa Coscarelli shares her best tips for nailing any number of events this season, from the after-work hang to the all-out sequin soiree.
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The paper wrote that Amazon is still "negotiating with government officials on incentives" and "nailing down the investment targets Amazon would have to meet to qualify for incentives" in Northern Virginia—i.e.
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For the Atlanta-based Rick Rosenthal, who has turned being Santa into a thriving, year-round business, nailing the look is crucial, and the bright red suit is only the first step.
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But Chris Herren Jr. gave Bowman a little help by nailing a pullup 3-ball with 27 seconds left, enabling the Eagles to go into the locker room down just 33-30.
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We enlisted celebrity-favorite makeup artists Emily Cheng, Pati Dubroff, and Nicole Chew to share their secrets to nailing the look, and their best tips for helping us try it at home.
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The former president stands underneath a tent on a muddy lot on a recent rainy morning constructing corbels, a support structure made by gluing, drilling and nailing three pieces of wood together.
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And your throw determines how successful you'll be — the game's motion controls mean you'll actually flick your controller at the screen in the hopes of nailing your prey squarely on the head.
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This sixth installment in the DC Universe comes closest to nailing that particular brand of self-aware humor and save-the-world earnestness that has been working so well over at Marvel.
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In U.S.-China trade talks, negotiators were working on nailing down a phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday that U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were working on nailing down a Phase 252.82 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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Putting in the hard graft of negotiating partnerships and nailing technical integrations with multiple transport providers, large and tiny, also isn't the sort of tech business prone to fast-following platform clones.
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While much respect goes to the actors for nailing their respective parts, the flawless hair and makeup play a critical role in transforming each actor into his or her real-life counterpart.
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If you were looking for a perfect three-word summary of Trump's political life -- or, actually, just his plain old life -- that's about as close as you could come to nailing it.
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After nailing the rendition of the song, Gaga and Cooper made their way backstage, where they hugged tightly as they were met with a swarm of claps from well-wishing production staff.
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Lloyd received NFL offers in August after a video showed her nailing a 55-yard field goal, but she isn't expected to seriously pursue an offer until 2020, so she can train.
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In 254 he helped the Giants beat the Buffalo Bills, 21998-22000, by hitting all four of his field-goal attempts and nailing a 22001-yarder with less than a minute remaining.
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Obama wasn't exactly gunning for bank retribution, as his dismissal of the Swedish option showed, but he approved the order that night and tasked the Treasury Department with nailing down the details.
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" In fact, Banks told Business Insider, she saw all the companies she interviewed — including The New York Times and The Boston Beer Company — focus on "nailing down and understanding their core business.
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Still, Pouille (pronounced PWEE) had to have the talent and the self-belief to win a final extended rally, nailing a forehand inside-in winner on the 191th shot of the exchange.
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Bruce Headlam, a former editor for the late Times media columnist David Carr, told me that Mr. Carr twice came close to nailing down a story about abuses committed by Mr. Weinstein.
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The Daily Show Presents: The Fox News Guide To Nailing A Trump InterviewStep 1 — Take A Softer Approach: Your job isn't to hold the president accountable, it's to hold his hand. pic.twitter.
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Of course, Woods' history of cheating is no secret -- with his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, divorcing the golfer after it came out he was nailing all sorts of women behind her back.
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Again and again and again and again the officers throw the full weight of themselves behind their weapons, as if their batons were hammers intent on nailing King's body to the concrete.
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A spring break bro with a cannon for an arm is facing up to 6 months in jail after nailing a cop car with his football -- a dumbass move that went viral.
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So even though it sometimes feels like the movie is nailing the tortured feeling of obsessing over your body, it just doesn't have anywhere to go, or any way to develop that premise.
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The group turned heads at the convention — and won the competition — but their cosplay skills would take them even further: They got viral love for their mad skills and for nailing their costumes.
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If bold bushy brows dominated the '80s and thin, over-plucked arches defined the '90s, then beauty historians will certainly have a hard time nailing down the universal brow look of the 2000s.
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On the same day the NBA rescinded two of his league-leading 11 technical fouls, Russell Westbrook picked up another one — this time for nailing a referee in the head with a basketball.
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The actress is currently preparing for her starring role in Captain Marvel, where she'll be the first woman to solo-lead a Marvel action movie, and she's nailing the superhero strength so far.
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Because the use for a given piece of music varies from network to network and series to series, nailing down a particular song a writer has in mind isn't always easy — or cheap.
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The pair held absolutely nothing back as they delivered a slew of jokes absolutely nailing the tense climate and the behavior of predatory men in entertainment brought to light by the #MeToo movement.
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Sure, we already knew the fashion powerhouse is a pro at nailing every of-the-moment trend possible, but what we didn't realize is that its petite department is just as on-point.
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All images: Darren Orf/GizmodoIt's a lot to ask a machine to be both a laptop and a tablet, but Acer comes damn close to nailing it with its new Switch Alpha 12.
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During the video, which was taken on Easter Sunday, the family of nine casually stands behind multiple armchairs, as singer after singer starts belting their heart out — and nailing every note and harmony.
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"There seems to be an inverse relationship between the preponderance of polling and the reliability of polling," Reed said, nailing one of the most illogical, paradoxical dynamics of the 2016 election so far.
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Not only is she behind some of this year's hottest cuts found on the heads of Lauren Conrad and Jenna Dewan Tatum, but she's also a pro at nailing a last-minute look.
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More likely, it was a mistake made while trying to quickly leverage a viral social media moment, something that pretty much everyone is doing and, as this list has shown, not exactly nailing.
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The struggling Koji Uehara came on for the save in the ninth inning, allowing a two-out homer to Evan Longoria — his fourth hit of the game — before nailing down his third save.
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One of the items that the production had the hardest time nailing down were the lightsabers, until set decorator Roger Christian came across a box of camera flashes from the 2200s and '2300s.
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As competition heats up in the chip space, both from the larger companies and from the emerging class of startups, nailing these use cases is going to be really important for larger companies.
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A few times while talking to tech bigwigs, I'd mentioned Jason Ho's company, explaining how I found it a smart and admirable business, a perfect example of an entrepreneur nailing an unmet need.
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In the opening round of the Byron Nelson Classic, Reed had the putt of the day, nailing one from 64 feet that had to go up and over a ridge in the green.
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Investigators believe the Marco Polo fire broke out on the 26th floor of the building, Honolulu Fire Department spokesman David Jenkins said, adding that investigators hoped to begin nailing down the cause quickly.
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And when we get the big reveal at the end of the episode that Logan was selling GHB the night Veronica was drugged and raped, it feels like it's nailing the coffin shut.
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But I guess, really, [the two of us] started talking about post-hardcore stuff and kind of nailing that sound, and then we just started doing it and it happened super, super fast.
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At this point, Bieber SHOULD be a great athlete -- when he's not singing, dancing and nailing chicks ... he's training with some of the biggest athletes in the world ... from Neymar to Floyd Mayweather.
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Not knowing what she didn&apost know also allowed her not to get stuck in the weeds worrying about nailing down her business plan or stressing about how hard starting a business is.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan voiced optimism about nailing down a budget caps agreement, saying that a short-term continuing resolution would allow time for the Appropriations Committee to write an omnibus spending bill.
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One major concern is nailing down an annual $100 billion that rich countries have promised to raise by 2020 to help poorer nations ramp up efforts to deal with climate change, Espinosa said.
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After going scoreless in the first half, it didn't take Edwards long to get on track in the second half, nailing a quick 3 from the wing to extend Georgia's lead to 33.
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It wasn't just that Clinton came off as better prepared, that the majority of viewers said she won, or that she managed a surprisingly artful "shimmy" after nailing one of the debate answers.
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In addition to nailing the racial dynamics in this new show (yes, white girls occasionally live in the hood, and sometimes they talk and dress like Star), he has centered queer narratives and representation.
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Each team had a late shot at a regulation win, but Curry traveled before nailing a 3-pointer with 10.7 seconds left, and Lillard couldn't convert a drive in traffic in the final second.
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There's a useful Sports Finder Mode feature for the latter situation that will show you what's just outside the frame, giving you a better chance of nailing the shot when moving subjects are involved.
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Cuphead The great thing about video games is sometimes the idea can be about as blunt as cars playing soccer, but you can make it the most talked about thing by completely nailing it.
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The two stayed true to character, nailing each other's mannerisms as they bantered back and forth while showing off pictures of them living out a day in the life of their co-host counterpart.
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Aside from nailing Slytherin cobra stretches and the appropriately named Downward Fluffy, the lucky class participants were treated to Sorting Hart cookies (flavors varied among Hogwarts Houses), a Mandrake Garden and a Potion Station.
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I wish it was a lot cheaper and the speaker quality was a little better, but I have to give it to GE for nailing pretty much all the basics on the first try.
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Knockout cat eyes, major blush, highlighter that somehow never looks extra: Given her track record of nailing any and all looks, we wouldn't be mad if Zendaya was the face of every beauty brand.
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The Harlem Globetrotters are at it again ... this time nailing a death-defying shot from the stadium roof where the Golden State Warriors play ... over 100 feet in the air, no harness, no net.
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Sitting down in a very exposed position looking down on mid doors, Byali opened up on the incoming Ninjas in Pyjamas members, nailing down three kills in a single spray before being taken out.
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And Mr. Hymel dispatched with exciting fervor the brilliant cabaletta in Act IV when Arnold vows to avenge his father, killed by the Austrians, and rally the Swiss resistance, nailing all the high C's.
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Nailing down the recipe and finding a factoryIt took a while for Hong and Cha to perfect their first recipe, which was inspired by paleo "nice-creams" that use frozen bananas instead of dairy.
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Stanley led Iowa on a 153-play, 215-yard drive that ended with the junior kicker nailing a 27-yarder on the delay-filled half's final play, to trim the deficit to 246-6.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said late on Wednesday that U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were working on nailing down the text of the Phase 1 deal for their presidents to sign next month.
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But in Beyoncé's hands, it feels positively transcendent — especially considering her iconic performance at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, when she revealed her first pregnancy onstage after nailing the song's four key changes.
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Even if both of those things turn out to be true, nailing the execution of an E Ink watch that needs to show information underneath physical watch hands is going to be devilishly tricky.
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Sometimes he's nailing dances from the Instagram Explore page or the video-sharing app Triller, but then he brakes hard, finds a gun and kills fellow performers offering less fraught forms of musical healing.
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But, a key part of the skit featured Peyton nailing kids in the face with footballs -- HARD -- and the QB says he was so nervous about tagging the youngsters, he almost quit the bit.
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Nailing down just how much Beyond Meat is worth is one of the hottest topics on Wall Street following a nearly 257% surge in its stock since its initial public offering on May 20193.
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We were the first non-performers to grace that stage in 167 years and, I have to tell you, the stage managers were very serious about us nailing each and every aspect of our roles.
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With nothing but a USP-S pistol, Snax defended bombsite B against four of Dark Passage's attacking players, nailing four headshots with expert precision to take the round and put the game back in Virtus.
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Aviation was not included in the global climate deal reached at a U.N. conference in Paris in December, and ICAO is tasked with nailing down a strategy to limit emissions after six years of talks.
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Corralling a group and then taking them all down in a single shot is like nailing a strike in bowling, and the delightful hit-pause that accentuates the feat makes it all the more satisfying.
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That means belting along to every song in tune (like this guy at the Rihanna concert), nailing down that sass (like this little girl), and memorizing the choreography to "Single Ladies" (like these Bey superfans).
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Whether you're doing something routine (laughing, eating, walking) or something for the very first time (nailing a new yoga pose), take a second to notice everything about your body that helps you do those things.
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Rich McHugh, who was Farrow's producer on the investigative unit, says the network tried to thwart Farrow's award-winning investigation into Weinstein after it became clear he was making real progress toward nailing the story.
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ET, NBCSN Washington, FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee) ABOUT THE WIZARDS (23-229.7): Bradley Beal did his best to make up for Wall's absence by scoring 6.73 points, nailing five 26.7-pointers for the second straight game.
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Nailing his lines after a few minutes, Johnson pulls out his iPhone and asks a stage hand to snap a photo of him in a celebratory pose with the backdrop of the near-empty theatre.
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The first person to offer the correct answers to these two questions will get a copy of my book and that sense of triumph that comes from nailing the right diagnosis when it really matters.
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As such, paruresis is usually diagnosed when someone reports being able to pee just fine when alone at home, but not in public, nailing down the difficulty to social anxiety rather than a physical root.
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There's nothing quite like the endorphin rush that comes with obliterating a fitness goal, whether it's nailing that tough yoga pose, finishing your first 10K race, or scoring a winning kick on the soccer field.
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It's clear that nailing private messaging is Facebook's current challenge, but if the company is still relevant a decade from now, messaging will probably just be one of multiple pivots the company has to make.
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The service conducted a demonstration of its new XM1299 long-range precision fires prototype at the Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona on March 6, 2020, nailing a target from roughly 40 miles (65 kilometers) away.
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Claire Bradshaw, a graduating senior at the University of Missouri-Columbia studying journalism, was confident just one month ago about nailing an anchor or reporting position at a local station before or soon after graduation.
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Now, after nailing her role as a stripper in Hustlers and teasing the May release of Swimming Lessons, the actress has yet another new claim to fame as the ambassador for CoverGirl's Clean Fresh collection.
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Nailing the art of the pitch, Tran even brought on former NBA player Metta World Peace to demonstrate the comfort and resilience of Buttercloth as he made a free-throw in front of the Sharks.
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Nailing this scene required a lot of coordination between the animation team and the visual effects team, and since she was going to be walking on the simulation, it all had to match up perfectly.
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While most young performers in the National Council Auditions concentrate simply on nailing their high notes, Mr. Cohen — his diction superb, his acting alert without overplaying — provided an eloquent reflection on a current international crisis.
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Even when senators agree that something should be allowed into these empty markets — that those people need a backup plan — the hard part is nailing down the specifics of what that plan ought to look like.
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When she's at her best, she's connecting skills one after another like this: Biles scored a commanding 15.433 on the beam after nailing her dismount (watch Biles's beam routine at NBC), a full-twisting double back.
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Before he was nailing the Dirty Dancing lift in Crazy, Stupid Love and doing his best Fred Astaire in Golden Globe-winning La La Land, Ryan Gosling was cutting a rug in Canada — in Hammer pants.
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Of course, if her 2013 performance was any indication, there will be one glorious fashion moment after the next combined with nailing flawless choreography, a surprise cameo or two, and lots and lots of wind machines.
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We asked dermatologist Emma Wedgeworth to share her top five tips for nailing retinol in skin care... because no one wants to have to deal with sore, flaky skin when clear, healthy skin is your goal.
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Jason-3 has a suite of positional instruments for this purpose, nailing its radius from the Earth to under an inch (1-2 cm), an improvement over the 29 inches (23 cm) of earlier Jason spacecraft.
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It would be an understatement to say that the actor can be uneven at times, nailing a performance in something like 127 Hours, and then turning around and creating a character like The Interview's Dave Skylark.
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For her final scene in the film, the crowning of Pamon (one of the eight kings of Hell), Dowd was saying prayers between takes—but was dedicated to nailing the delivery of the film's final lines.
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Avenatti is still intent on formally nullifying the nondisclosure agreement Daniels signed in the days before the 2016 election, and nailing former Trump attorney Michael Cohen on the $130,000 he paid to Daniels for her silence.
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Viral TED Talk speaker and "Find Your Why" author Simon Sinek is also a proponent of using your "why" to do everything from figuring out what to do with your life to nailing a job interview.
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While his generally conservative credentials can lead court watchers to conclude that he would take a more anti-abortion approach than Kennedy, liberal critics would have trouble nailing down examples of "open hostility" to Roe v.
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He acquired a gruesome, inexplicable flopping habit his second year; he punched an equipment manager in the face and made several unforgivably bad Kia commercials with Jack McBrayer (after nailing the first few he starred in).
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Christopher Plummer has ice water in his veins when it comes to nailing a role -- which is why he says stepping in for Kevin Spacey in "All the Money in the World" was simple ... for him.
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He held and went on to win the 62-minute first set by dominating the tiebreaker, closing it out by hitting a winner off a fine Federer drop shot and then nailing a backhand return winner.
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Despite the difficulty of nailing down the effects of low-skilled immigration on American families, public opinion on the topic — at least for a particular set of Americans — may reflect the "common sense" Mr. Miller described.
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She lived in Clifton, N.J. Mr. Firth, who played on several of Ms. VerPlanck's last albums, said her knack for nailing her vocals was as evident in the recording studio as it was on the stage.
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With full theatricality, he touts her moral bona fides in a stirring call to action that echoes the great courtroom dramas of film history while nailing that soaring, aspirational tone that's the key to Sorkin's best work.
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Rather than roll your eyes at the New Year's resolution to get fit, it is worth getting real about why — beyond nailing the #sweatyselfie — you are committing to exercise, and how to keep it up all year.
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If you want to see a stunning physical feat, cast your eyes on the above video of gymnast Ashley Watson nailing a nearly 20 foot (5.87 meter) horizontal bar backflip to set a new Guinness World Record.
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Of course, finding the perfect setting for their nuptials was a high priority, so the couple took their time before nailing down just the right fit, eventually landing on La Mamounia, a stunning palatial hotel in Marrakech.
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And yet, there's that impulse to be the perfect friend, whether that means nailing a traditional Mexican wedding march performed by the wedding party during the reception, or having a meltdown because my dress is too tight.
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Ultimately, after Jeffs was arrested and put in jail, Lynette was placed in solitary confinement, in a trailer in Colorado City, Arizona, where her older brother acted as jailer, nailing shut her windows and inverting the doorknob.
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They all fall within the same warm-toned color family and contain shades of burnt orange, rust, terracotta, and bronze — perfect for nailing the "sunset" and "sunshine" eyes trend that dominated both the red carpet and Instagram.
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It's a lot like how nailing a good Guitar Hero solo had the ability to make you feel like a god of rock, and it's much more convincing than the actual VR Star Wars game out there.
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Posters all over town advertise the planned festivities commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, which Luther is said to have launched on October 31st, 1517 by nailing his 95 theses to the door of Wittenberg's church.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA - Technology entrepreneur Elon Musk's SpaceX will attempt to land a rocket on a platform in the Atlantic Ocean, after narrowly missing an attempt at nailing the spaceflight milestone off the California coast last month.
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The Northeast could get a taste of what's nailing Denver late Thursday into Friday when the cold front "slides eastward" bringing with his possibly heavy rainstorms, meteorologist Brian Ciemnecki of the National Weather Service told NBC News.
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There is a lot going on in Anne Hathaway and Jason Sudeikis' new movie — which is why, over two years after filming Colossal, the actors are still having a tricky time nailing down exactly what it's about.
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When it comes to nailing the queasy cinematic experience, your film of choice must be engaging enough to distract you from wanting to hurl, but not so special effects heavy that your couch turns into Space Mountain.
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Although the Amazon news may erase any hesitation that investors and lenders may have had about financing new projects in and around Amazon's locations, nailing down deals will be tough until more is known about the timeline.
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"Our eCommerce strategy has been focused on three elements: nailing the fundamentals, leveraging our unique strengths to play offense and innovating for the future," Marc Lore, Walmart's head of e-commerce, said in a statement about Jetblack.
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It is not clear what the deal might be, but it is a good bet that it has to do with nailing down hard commitments to legislation that enacts progressive demands for a host of economic initiatives.
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From the average American living room, it has become clear that the only laws our politicians are bound by are the laws of presenting themselves perfectly in front of the TV cameras and nailing the preprepared soundbites.
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Nailing down how much money Planned Parenthood receives through Title X is difficult thanks to the program's diffuse grant structure, but about 41 percent of patients covered by the program are seen at Planned Parenthood–operated clinics.
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My fear of heights now somehow cured, I grabbed a ladder and headed back onto the roof, balancing myself on rafters while draping the torn tarpaulin back over the open spaces and nailing it to the wood.
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LONDON,(Reuters) - Evidence is building for the theory that Zika can cause newborn brain defects and the World Health Organization is promising more answers in weeks, but nailing a definitive link will be neither simple nor swift.
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All of these tactics are intelligent primary campaign politics, and Trump, as always, is doing a good job at nailing down his core support (one post-tape poll showed the overwhelming majority of Republicans sticking with him).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday said on the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China, just days before new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports were due to be imposed.
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But a quick vote won't serve the purpose of nailing down the facts about what happened; there are still major gaps and missing pieces that would take new witnesses or documents (and lengthy court battles) to fill.
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The Devil Wears Prada, which turns 10 years old this week, does an admirable job of portraying the fashion industry and an even better one of nailing the demands of being an assistant at a fashion magazine.
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To prove its point, the Mail got various lumpen middle-aged couples to stand back to back in a photography studio and share their stories of how only nailing once a week is actually really great, actually.
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Instead of students doing what they can and hoping for the best, the elaborate scheme outlined by federal prosecutors involved nailing down spots at elite schools by cheating on standardized tests and funneling bribes to athletic coaches.
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Nailing down the principles of Brexit now would save it from having the argument later in office; Mr Corbyn, who has never shown much interest in the subject, would be free to focus on his revolution at home.
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"We spent last year nailing down the format for these fully interactive concerts and proved people love our experience; this year we're focused on how that content gets created and shared," CEO Adam Arrigo said in a release.
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It is, of course, using the time travel premise in the service of nailing a particular emotion – nostalgia — and the very human desire to change things that went wrong in our past, as well as in the past.
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Creating a world and its inhabitants comes with many challenges — and the biggest challenge for Jones and his crew was nailing the orc characters, which appear in nearly 1,300 of the more than 2,000 visual effects shots created.
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They all had a vaguely Voight-Kampff feel, but it was the performer, reacting to my responses in real time while nailing the slightly detached, perfectly pleasant vocal characteristics of a Delos host, that brought it to life.
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Nailing the right amount to withhold is an art: If you pay too much in taxes through the year, you will have made an interest free loan to the government and you'll get a refund in the spring.
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During an appearance on Monday's episode of Harry, the Dancing with the Stars judge opened up to host Harry Connick Jr. about her upcoming nuptials to the hockey player — and his surprising dedication to nailing the perfect choreography.
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" Then, when he and Trump go for a spin on a golf cart: "Here he was, on the verge of nailing down the Republican nomination for president, facing another grilling from the media and his increasingly desperate opponents.
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McIlroy and Garcia withstood a fightback by Brooks Koepka and Finau for a 2&1 victory — Spain's Garcia nailing it with a stupendous 25-foot birdie on the 33th that provoked an eruption of roars across the course.
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Spohn told Business Insider that the key to nailing successful deals in health tech is in an investor's ability to see how the industry has historically functioned without shying away from big ideas for how to transform it.
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And, as for the order, a lot depends on nailing down Aaron's true mental state, which is a difficult proposition because Aaron shares only what he wants to publicly share so it's hard to paint a complete picture.
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The Baltic nation shored up their defence after the break and nosed ahead 284-903 before the Boomers forced the final twist, with San Antonio Spurs playmaker Patty Mills nailing a crunch three-pointer with 290 seconds left.
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We broke the story ... the LAPD decided to stop nailing people with almost all parking violations in consideration of the city's coronavirus shutdown, and is also laying off of busting people for expired registrations, tags and driver's licenses.
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Sports of The Times HOUSTON — There were the Houston Rockets, grabbing rebounds and nailing dunks, and twisting and shouting and opening up a handsome 11-point halftime lead over the reigning champion Golden State Warriors on Monday night.
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Pavlensky is best known for works of performance art including nailing his scrotum to the ground in Moscow's Red Square and setting fire to doors at the headquarters of Russia's state security agency and the Bank of France.
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In order to prepare for the future, check out these four tips for nailing a job interview over text: One thing to keep in mind when interviewing over text is that you do not need to be verbose.
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The Great Rose Experiment was looking pretty swell when he was nailing a decent percentage of those impossible floaters and push shots he loves so much, but now those shots aren't falling, and the results have been ugly.
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Brad Bird's director's commentary on the deleted scenes of Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol shows how focused the production was on nailing the movie's big action set pieces, almost to the point where the connecting material was an afterthought.
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"Watching her do that triple axel and just nailing it, I was screaming," Kwan, 37, tells PEOPLE in Pyeongchang, South Korea, where she is enjoying the Olympics as a spectator while appearing as a global ambassador for Procter & Gamble.
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I think she wants a more liberating path for the artists coming up behind her and yes, I think this includes Blue Ivy who will inevitably follow in the footsteps of her mother (she's already nailing choreography — at seven!).
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The transformation of Taylor from an intriguing side character at the start of Season 2 to a central series regular in Season 3 is the saga of Billions finally clicking together, like a dance troupe finally nailing its choreography.
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It also happens to be the twice-a-year time that editors, bloggers, celebrities (seriously, have you seen Celine Dion nailing the Paris show circuit?!), and more gather to "ooh" and "ahh" over these one-of-a-kind gems.
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Luckily, we've got just that for you: from nailing the perfect shopping list to using the Walgreens App, the following hacks will save you both time and money — so there's no need to cancel that Saturday bottomless brunch reservation.
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"Nailing it" looks different depending upon the context of the use case, and, more importantly, the person with whom we're interacting: The one, single human being in real life, talking to us via some newfangled hardware and software mashup.
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Cai, 39, learned the trade almost a decade ago, and skillfully demonstrated the craft, nailing the white cotton fabric to the sole, which is formed from 35 layers of cotton interwoven with hemp thread in a criss-cross fashion.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Park Sang-hyun won the Asian Tour's Maekyung Open for the second time after nailing a clutch putt for par at the third playoff hole to edge fellow South Korean Chang Yik-eun in Seongnam on Sunday.
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Uncoiling for the final time, he launched himself into his dismount and on nailing it he saluted the crowd with a raised fist, confident he would become the first Greek since Dimosthenis Tampakos in 2004 to win the rings.
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"Elsa quite poetically describes it as 'nailing down the now' — I've never heard a better way of describing a photograph," Morris tells Vox critic at large Todd VanDerWerff on the latest episode of his podcast, I Think You're Interesting.
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Engineers from top tech companies like Google, Netflix, and Twitter offer their best tips for nailing a job interview — and the questions they faced when applying for their rolesGoogle reportedly pays entry-level engineers around $189,000 in total compensation.
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Year after year, China Institute has brought extraordinary treasures to New York City, many directly from China, loans that even big-budget museums might have trouble nailing, to create exhibitions that both advance scholarship and give unalloyed visual pleasure.
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Every time Forrest indulges a more scandalous review or finds his sanity slipping away in pursuit of nailing down a star rating, Daly finds a new way to make it hilarious, even if I'm watching him through my hands.
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A relative newcomer to the internet film essay scene, KaptainKristian has been nailing it since his incredible history of Adult Swim video was published about a month ago, following an in-depth look at the golden age of Superman.
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Zlatan Krizan, a professor of psychology at Iowa State University who tells people at social events that he "studies assholes for a living," says nailing down a clear definition of the disorder is tricky because it occurs on a spectrum.
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The writing on the wall was revealed with midseason comments from Raiders owner Mark Davis, who responded to questions about the future structure of the front office by saying Gruden "isn't going anywhere" but not nailing down McKenzie's role or status.
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The National Inquirer seems to have devoted significant resources to nailing down the story ("I've never worked harder on a story in my life," an Inquirer reporter once said), but no one's ever turned up any firm evidence to support it.
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In order to play the game he loved, Hield had to construct his own basketball goals, cutting out the bottoms of crates he would take from neighbors' back yards to use as makeshift hoops and nailing those to street posts.
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Because it's not just a simple matter of scaling and adapting what you're already doing; nailing the quarterly earnings process will involve lots of practice and hitches to be ironed out before you can successfully navigate it as a public company.
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There's still a long way to go in the House, but GOP leaders are a lot closer to nailing down the votes after President Trump struck a deal with the Republican Study Committee on Friday morning to win their support.
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Both Tracey and the narrator are fascinated by Michael Jackson's moonwalk, and the predecessor for it they find in an old movie; they discover that the dancers achieved the effect by nailing the toes of their shoes to the floor.
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My Should-Be-Patented Steps for Nailing a Job Interview You've research the company, Googled the boss, connected with the HR department on LinkedIn, checked out the Glassdoor reviews, and written a killer cover letter — and finally you got a callback!
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That could mean less time fiddling around with settings like shutter speed and ISO, and more time concentrating on nailing the shot, which can be a big deal when you're hoping to grab a shot of a pet or baby.
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Nailing the best man speech is a delicate art form: Public speaking is never fun, and when you mix that in with liquor consumption and parental figures you don't know that well, it's a recipe for disaster for the underprepared.
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If dewy, impeccably highlighted skin is on your wishlist (and of course it is), then you might want to look to Gomez for inspiration — she's been absolutely nailing the whole "naturally" lit-from-within thing in ways we didn't believe possible.
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And what we've avoided doing is nailing that down too early — and luckily we have the resources to explore what the most effective business model would be around our interventions so that essentially we get paid when we deliver value.
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One of the toughest parts of travel is nailing down exactly how long to spend in each place and where to bounce between, so Google is trying to answer that with a mixture of editorially created and algorithmically generated guides.
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Ironically, his most productive time artistically was when he was settled quietly with Barbara: She supported him while he worked on his endurance projects, and even considered nailing his hands for him in Trans-Fixed (1974), though she later bailed.
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Suzuki had his lone highlight in the fourth inning, when he caught a fly ball in medium left field, hugging the foul line, and threw home on a short hop, nailing Wong at the plate for an inning-ending double play.
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The LG portable projector weighs in at just over 2 pounds and measures 6.7 x 6.7 x 1.9-inches, so it can easily be packed along for displaying PowerPoints and any USB-stored visuals for nailing your next big work presentation.
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If you plan to keep this coop long term, you should do what one Amazon tester did and add a hinge to the roof of the main section rather than nailing it closed — this will allow reasonably easy cleaning access.
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Tudor is nailing it with eye-catching reinterpretations of its Heritage Black Bay dive watch, including a Bronze model that will develop a patina, and the black-on-black Dark, which would make a perfect graduation gift for Darth Vader's son.
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A man who'd built a second doghouse around an old PETA shelter and neglected to add doors, instead nailing down boards to trap his puppy into the cramped, shit-ridden ad hoc enclosure to keep it from wrestling with its brother.
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After nailing down a record deal for domestic television rights — it will be worth about 219 billion euros annually, or about $252 billion annually, beginning in 223 (comparable to Spain, Germany and Italy) — Quillot is now setting his sights overseas.
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In fact, I love this vacuum so much that I would marry it, in the event that any grammar school-aged children are reading this and are considering an attempt at nailing me with that old chestnut of a comeback.
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Even his choice of song — Spoon's "The Way We Get By" — fit the brand, nailing a demographic of upper-middle-class dads who wax nostalgic about their college radio shows and the professors who taught them to love James Joyce.
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But the United States women's national team star wound up repeatedly drilling 40-yard field goals and nailing an attempt from 55 that went viral, prompting conversation about the potential for a female soccer player to transition into professional football.
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On the U.S.-China trade talk front, negotiators from both sides were working on nailing down a phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday, but offered little details.
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Still, hopes of a potential U.S.-China trade deal helped offset oil price losses after Mnuchin said U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators are working on nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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In a way few films ever have, "Parasite" captures the spirit of its time by nailing the dissatisfaction with the ruling elite that is driving the Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren campaigns and, paradoxically, carried Donald Trump to office in 2016.
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Maybe 354 horsepower isn't enough in a segment where BMW will give you 600 horsepower, but it seems more likely that they didn't focus enough on quieting down the powertrain and nailing the interaction between the electric and gas motors.
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Still, hopes of a potential U.S.-China trade deal helped offset oil prices losses after Mnuchin said U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators are working on nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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The two countries have been making progress nailing down text in the form of Memoranda of Understanding in six areas: non-tariff barriers, forced technology transfers, intellectual property, cyber theft, agriculture and currency, according to public statements from both countries.
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"Nailing the President down has been next to impossible, and even when we have an agreement with him it lasts only for hours before he throws it out and starts again," Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, said. Sen.
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The Russian artist is best known for works of performance art including nailing his scrotum to the ground in Moscow's Red Square and setting fire to a door at the headquarters of Russia's state security agency or the Bank of France.
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In the 10 years since the album's release, no one's come close to nailing the beatific radiance that Lennox captured on wax—so it's amusing to hear Lennox explain that the record's signature sound was partially indebted to a customs mishap.
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This year, celebrities like Ryan Gosling, Cole Sprouse, and DJ Khaled proved that having a great sense of style means not only nailing a classic suit-and-tie look, but also deviating from the norm and experimenting with colors and patterns.
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The Japanese crew skippered by Dean Barker recovered from a shaky start in the first race to beat the Swedish team, but after nailing the start of the second, Barker's crew made a series of small mistakes and threw away a substantial lead.
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Experts say nailing down these numbers -- as well as finding better ways to detect and research the disease -- is what they hope comes out of consensus statements like the new paper, which gives scientists a common language to discuss it, according to Nelson.
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But if The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 3 is in fact in the works as Blake Lively recently hinted at, it looks like Lena Dunham might have a leg up on the competition for nailing a guest spot in the film.
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" NFX-backed companies like the home remodeling and design platform Houzz and the event planning platform Honeybook are "nailing this model," added another attendee, Jeff Richards of GGV Capital, saying, "We as a firm are betting big on this trend as well.
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Just about all of this has been rumored before, but Bloomberg's Mark Gurman is usually the definitive name when it comes to nailing exactly what we'll see on event day, and with a few days to go, we now have those answers.
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Appearing in a two-minute sketch for College Humor on Thursday, Obama is seen creating her resume, writing "Best Public Speaker" underneath her "Skills" section, as well as noting that she's been "straight up nailing" her job for the last eight years.
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Acer&aposs Liquid-Cooled Hybrid Packs a Lot of Power for Not a Lot of MoneyIt's a lot to ask a machine to be both a laptop and a tablet, but Acer comes damn close to nailing…Read more ReadIt's also very inexpensive.
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And though the effortless appeal feels like it's a matter of grabbing the first gamine button-down off the hanger and heading out the door, the art of nailing that sartorial je ne sais quoi is actually more of a fine science.
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As noted by Teen Vogue, after nailing the role of Edna in the school's production of Hairspray, Penning, who attends Telford's Charlton School in the U.K., was given the honor of preparing the school's final assembly of the year, along with several classmates.
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On the band's 1993 classic Siamese Dream, Corgan played all the bass and guitar parts, saying that it was a matter of nailing the parts quicker, though the story goes that he'd already been replacing them even after final takes were approved.
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But, it was largely a boxing match which looked more like an exhibition fight, with Ward taking the liberty to switch from orthodox to southpaw and back again while nailing Brand with hooks to the body and the head with both hands.
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True, nailing yourself to this particular cross means you won't end up in that fabled land of milk and honey, but at least you'll have fun while you head down towards a place where the guy in charge has all the best tunes.
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It hasn't been painless, and there were skirmishes going on late into Tuesday evening, but according to several people involved in the process, they are right there after either nailing down, or at least significantly narrowing, nearly all of the biggest outstanding issues.
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This state — and this native of it — have long indulged a borderline-comic impulse toward self-expression through lifestyle and food, as if success might be a matter of nailing the perfect combination of surf trunks, grilled lamb hearts and sunset views.
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This matters because what might be called the legitimacy of the modern era, which emerged in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, is a question that often takes as its point of departure that gaunt monk nailing his theses to a church door.
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Dern and Streep have already been nailing it in Big Little Lies and with Gerwig topping off the list of talent—and apparently intent on really honing in on Laurie and Jo's relationship—this looks like it could be a good one.
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My colleague Coral Davenport, who spent the past week in Korea nailing down the findings of a landmark report from the United Nations scientific panel on climate change, writes that the immediate consequences of global warming are more dire than previously thought.
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ANKARA, Turkey — With his victory in Sunday's elections, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has taken his place among the world's emerging class of strongman rulers, nailing down the sweeping powers he has insisted he needs to address Turkey's numerous challenges, at home and abroad.
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Of all the prep work you can do before going to the gym — having a workout plan, finding the right sports bra, knowing the basics of form, topping off your water bottle — nailing the pre-exercise food plan is probably the most important.
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The plot of this novel has "poor little rich kid" vibes, but there's no denying that Patchett is a master storyteller, making only necessary observations, nailing dialogue, and stoking empathy in her flawed characters, whom she skillfully sticks with as they age.
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Those could also have been words used by many to describe the chances of the Golden Knights nailing this absurd trifecta in its inaugural season: winning a Pacific Division title, stampeding through the Western Conference bracket and competing for the Stanley Cup.
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Eventually, a swarm of drones could be deployed on a new house, laying shingles and nailing them into place, and they could quickly move from house to house in a new neighborhood to streamline at least part of the long construction process.
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Yet Lonzo might not even be close to the swaggiest member of the Ball family, judging by this footage of younger brother LaMelo—a high school sophomore—pointing at the half-court line before casually pulling up and nailing a half-courter.
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The immediate pleasure of nailing a power slide around a long bend; the rush of whizzing past trucks and buses at completely illegal speeds, while Egyptian pyramids become snow-capped mountains become harbor cobblestones become tulips-carpeted fields of joy around you: unbeatable.
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Nailing down who the community's 172,000 subscribers are is a difficult, perhaps impossible endeavor that's nonetheless both fascinating and worth exploring as we consider how a relatively small community has become one of Reddit's most controversial, least understood, and most disruptive groups.
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For now, Brittany doesn't seem to be sweating the backlash, and instead is focusing her energies on other pressing matters: nailing down a list of bridesmaids, which she said is "going to be the hardest thing" and keeping her dress a secret from Jax.
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The thought of nailing your driver's license photo might not keep you up at night, but it sure seems like the most stressful time of your life when you're standing under those fluorescent lights as someone who certainly is not Annie Leibovitz snaps your photo.
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Just nailing down logistics and planning requires a whole staff, one separate from the party and campaign officials who coordinate message and stagecraft—vetting speeches (say, for plagiarism), identifying themes that resonate with the public, and booking speakers who can address those themes coherently.
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Sheindlin's staggering haul reportedly comes down to her $47 million fee for hosting Judge Judy, which has been nailing it since 473 and averages a casual 10 million daily viewers, and producing her other courtroom talk show, Hot Bench, with her company Queen Bee Productions.
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"Starting four back on a very gettable golf course, you kind of need a really flawless round (to have a chance of winning)," Spieth told NBC after nailing a 30-foot par putt dead center at the final hole at Golf Club of Houston.
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If 22016 was the hallmark for demonstrating that rocket landings are possible, 22017 marks when they started to become commonplace, with SpaceX nailing several landings on floating drone ships (despite some explosive missteps here and there) and Blue Origin continuing to practice on land.
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The giveaway is effectively an admission by Microsoft that few individuals are willing to pay for software, and represents a shift to a strategy embraced by most tech startups of attracting as many users as possible and nailing down how to make money later.
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In case you needed more proof that Jennifer Lopez at 50 is hotter, fitter, and just plain better than you at any age, here's a video of the Hustlers star nailing some of the most iconic dances in music video history without breaking a sweat.
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But in each of those cases, I wanted to experiment and explore the possibilities available, to be wowed and wooed, not only because nailing these moves made me feel incredible, but because I found myself rooting for the over-the-top heroes performing them.
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Bogdanovic made it 260-222 by hitting a left wing 24-pointer with 240 seconds left, nailing the shot as George Hill jumped and George was late to defend George's miss was the first of six straight misses for Indiana to close the game.
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The dollar jumped against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China, just days before new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports were due to be imposed.
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When you tease out the methods and logic—better, when you start to find secrets in its gorgeous landscapes—you ride a high that's akin, at least for me, to beating a Dark Souls boss, or nailing a fantastic lap time on the track.
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Burgess says hair, wardrobe and makeup helped a little, and he's still got the bald spot to prove it ... but ultimately, nailing the accent was his saving grace and helped him embody Will's spirit -- even if he's not a dead ringer for the guy.
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Including a photo of him in uniform seemed like giving respondents too big of a hint; anyone who could read "BRADY" would choose that from the multiple-choice options, and even including the Pats logo would've led to some people nailing it despite not actually recognizing Brady.
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Oculus CTO John Carmack has waxed poetic on the challenges of nailing positional tracking, so it may be premature to expect this feature in a next-gen Gear VR headset, but it also seems to be the clearest hurdle in the foreground, for what it's worth.
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Besides speaking openly about the challenges of breastfeeding, nailing the perfect family photo with two young children, and why she frequently posts "real mom s—" online, the Lip Sync Battle host has also revealed that Legend's worst parenting trait is the fact that he's a pushover.
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Tarter recounts the iconic discovery of pulsars that started in 1965-66, when a team of graduate students built a new type of radio telescope:Jocelyn Bell and her colleagues spent the summer nailing up kilometers of wire and fence posts to make a low-frequency detector.
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From the ESA's perspective, it makes sense to get on Trump's good (or neutral) side, even if it's over the administration nailing the equivalent of an uncontested layup: they represent a bunch of video game companies whose primary interest is making money, not taking political stances.
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Still, the "Randomized, Controlled Trial of a Virtual Reality Tool to Teach Surgical Technique for Tibial Shaft Fracture Intramedullary Nailing" takes the first step at providing evidence to back up the long-held assertions that learning in virtual reality has benefits that accrue in real-world scenarios.
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On Friday morning, a flight landing at Dulles International Airport near DC ran into a bit of the late winter storm that's currently nailing the East Coast, and the turbulence was so bad that "pretty much everyone" was puking in their seats, the Baltimore Sun reports.
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If I see a lot of weird flavour combinations and super-long lists of ingredients in a dish, then I know I'm dealing with some kid who got promoted to chef too fast and who is too busy re-inventing cuisine to bother with nailing the basics.
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Rivers took an elbow in his eye socket and became a bloody metaphor for the Clippers' season; with his eye practically sutured shut, he suddenly was making smart reads in the pick-and-roll, throwing in floaters and finally nailing one of his innumerable stepback threes.
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After rallying from deficits of 22-2351 in the second set and 2097-224 in the third, she finished the way she had started, nervelessly nailing a backhand return winner down the line to complete one of the most unexpected title runs in tennis's long history.
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Washington made its best run of the game to start the second half, with Bertans nailing three 403-pointers and Beal two in a 240-250.6 burst that allowed the Wizards momentarily to take a lead at 211-74 less than four minutes into the period.
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Gates has information on other people in Trumpworld We assume that Mueller sees Gates as a path to Manafort -- whether for the purposes of nailing the former campaign chairman for his alleged wrongdoing in Ukraine or as a vessel into the innermost sanctum of Trump's inner circle.
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Don't worry about Luke Rockhold dippin' his pen in the company ink ... Despite nailing all sorts of hot women all over the world -- famous ones, wannabe famous ones, you name it -- the UFC star says he draws a hard line when it comes to banging female fighters.
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Time and time again, security specialists have been nailing it into our heads the number one commandment of the digital age: change your passwords as frequently as seasons change, and make them sophisticated enough that they're unhackable but straightforward enough that you can still commit them to memory.
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We're placing our bets, studying up on how supermodels support their favorite team, prepping for the metric ton of guacamole we plan to eat – and also gearing up for the big game with some team-themed manicures from pros Debbie Leavitt, Madeline Poole and Cassie Banel, of Nailing Hollywood.
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"I need some water/something came over me/way too hot to simmer down/might as well overheat," he drones, nailing the eerie feeling; later, when he impersonates a lech asking, disingenuously, to only put "the head in," the extent to which desire correlates with self-hatred is unclear.
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Russia's foremost protest artist has been arrested several times for his provocative performances, which include nailing himself by the scrotum to Red Square, slicing off his earlobe atop a notorious Moscow psychiatric ward and, most recently, setting fire to the doors of Lubyanka, the headquarters of Russia's secret police.
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The punishment of one's own flesh is notoriously the specialty of Mr. Pavlensky, whose performance pieces of protest include — in addition to the scrotum nailing — setting fire to the doors of the Russian Federal Security Service building, sewing his lips together and wrapping his body in barbed wire.
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Robots roam the open floors of the offices at NextFab, where Josh Israel and Devin Serago, two serial entrepreneurs and college friends, work on nailing down the technical aspects of vape that would systematically reduce nicotine concentrations over time to ween smokers and vapers alike off of nicotine.
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Wall Street was expected to reopen higher and emerging-market stocks gained for a sixth day — their longest winning streak since early April — after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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In addition to nailing all the prerequisites of a modern startup (an emphasis on exemplary design, scalable technology and sterling customer support), new entrants wanting to move fast must navigate healthcare's laundry list of regulations, abiding by specific federal and state regulatory requirements and the labyrinthine rules of the FDA.
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In relation to Jesus, they were used for an especially brutal purpose: after nailing him to the cross, the Roman soldiers rolled dice to determine who got to keep Jesus's clothes, all the while listening to his cries, "Father, forgive them, because they don't know what they're doing" (Luke 23:34).
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If you were Finau, you'd probably be pretty juiced after nailing this one at Augusta National: The whole thing would be a lot easier to laugh at—some dummy over-celebrating and then rolling his ankle—had you not need to look at Finau pop his ankle back in place.
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And no, it's not because Hindu extremists got confused again and thought 'surf' stood for the controversial washing detergent ad, but because being the only Indian woman trying to make waves in a relatively unknown scene back in 2007 as a broke college student was tougher than nailing the hang ten.
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That proposal depends on nailing down commitments from NATO and other allies — a task that former officials said had gotten harder after Mr. Trump's stormy visit to Europe, where he chided allies for not paying their fair share of the alliance's upkeep and declined to reaffirm America's commitment to mutual defense.
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He looked like nailing his first win at a Grand Slam on Monday when he won the first set and held two breaks of serve in the second, but Frenchman Gregoire Barrere reigned him in to win a tight contest 6-19743(8) 7-6(1) 6-4 7-6(5).
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Eat Some could see it as ill timed that just as you are giving the porch a final sweep and nailing shut the screen doors of summer, this perfect, languid, lavish alfresco meal — the kind pitched in food magazines back in June — pulls up the driveway, windows down, honking its horn.
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But in any case, it became impossible to walk the streets of the Lost City of White Male Privilege, feeding your ego by reciting mythological truisms like "We built this country!" when all around you brown men were constantly hammering and nailing, cooking world-class French meals, and repairing your cars.
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While "Madden" whiffed on its Super Bowl prediction this year (forecasting the Panthers would beat the Broncos — they didn't come close), it was scarily accurate for 2015's big game, not only predicting the New England Patriots' last-minute comeback to defeat the Seattle Seahawks, but nailing the final 28-24 score.
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Do you think you'd find fulfillment in nailing the perfect head of beer poured out of a tap hooked up to a mini fridge after going through the associated trials involved in filling it with beer and CO2 and hooking up said beer and CO2 and not destroying any thing or person?
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This week may mark the closest thing the Bangtan Boys have gotten to a "Beatles on Ed Sullivan" moment, with a typically dynamic performance of "Fake Love" at last Sunday's Billboard Music Awards largely consisting of fans losing their damn minds while also nailing the call-and-response parts of the song's chorus.
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In April, the startup showcased a demo of WeChat services integrated into VR. While some VR companies have devoted heavy resources to creating volumetric scans of public figures, ObEN is looking to achieve similar results while only focusing on nailing the faces, something that could make creating celebrity-focused content incredibly easy.
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Nailing this slippery culture would take an unholy combination of David Mamet and Tom Wolfe in their primes, but they would also have to be lucky enough to find a subject who did not realize he was a great subject and start censoring himself for fear he would never be hired again.
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True, nailing yourself to this particular cross means you won't end up in that fabled land of milk and honey, but at least you'll have fun while you head down towards a place where the guy in charge has all the best tunes… The album is out on February 3 via Relapse.
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During a recent visit to New York, MUNCHIES had a chance to catch up with Sánchez to talk about how she's teaching her European chefs a new culinary vocabulary, getting her cooks on board with her passion for nailing all the little details, and being the torchbearer of Mexican food in noma country.
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It would do the show's writers — in this case, the series co-creators Brian Koppelman and David Levien, joined by Matthew Fennell — a disservice to describe these financial machinations as merely a MacGuffin; too much effort is put into nailing the almost esoteric intricacy and jargon of these multi-hundred-million dollar transactions.
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Cleveland cut the Golden State lead all the way down to 217 points with 227:2112 remaining in the third quarter, but Kevin Durant showed exactly why the Warriors wanted him by nailing a perfect 73-pointer that brought the lead back to seven and forced the Cavaliers to take a timeout.
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TALKING TURKEY Wall Street was expected to reopen higher and emerging-market stocks gained for a sixth day -- their longest winning streak since early April -- after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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Michigan State continued to roll in the second half as Loyer started to find his shooting touch, nailing three straight 3-pointers at one point as the Spartans extended their lead to 80-37 with 7:51 to play as Western Michigan never managed to put a dent in the MSU lead.
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Microsoft has also been aggressive in nailing down partnerships in the growing autonomous and automotive cloud services space – it's working with BMW, Ford, Renault-Nissan, Toyota and Volvo on a range of different projects, and its work with Baidu and Apollo could add a host of new OEM partners to that list, depending on uptake.
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Leaked emails show Amazon is moving full steam ahead with this year's Prime Day shopping extravaganza, even as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemicMeet the 12 telemedicine startups being put to the test as they gear up to confront the coronavirus pandemic8 tips to nailing a video job interview in the age of coronavirus
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She's incomprehensibly fit once again, all the more remarkable for a 63-year-old; she's responsible for some of the movie's funniest lines, nailing the role of grouchy but aspirational aging hero we've seen her male peers play so often; and she's still wielding weapons half her size (including a flamethrower!) like a total champ.
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"When we look at the mobile market, we feel like no one has done an amazing job of nailing productivity on phones across voice and visual systems in a sort of microtasking kind of way," explains Jon Friedman, corporate vice president of design and research at Microsoft, in an exclusive interview with The Verge.
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While it seems somewhat less than likely that Swift genuinely had no idea this was coming, the video itself seems like the real deal — and the star in taped-on medical goggles, not quite nailing the angle as she tries to bite a banana, insisting "My mind is alive" is truly a sight to behold.
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You know these guys, you recognize these rooms, you've been to their parties, you've lived their ennui, and it doesn't take much doing to get you back into that headspace – particularly when director Jason Orley is so good at nailing the details, like the way Zeke and Mo puff up for each other when they're around girls.
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Outside the restaurant, it was still a construction zone—the race to the finish was so frantic that workers were nailing down planks for a walkway even as the first diners amassed at the front gate, and chef and co-owner Rene Redzepi himself was compelled to pick up a rake to comb down the mulch.
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He Was Last Year's Runner-Up Turns out, Scamp the Tramp came oh-so-close to nailing that first place prize just one year ago, as he was the runner-up in the 2018 competition, which ended in victory for Zsa Zsa, a 9-year-old bulldog who had an extremely long tongue that protruded almost to the ground.
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Glassdoor compiled a list of the 50 Most Common Interview Questions and here is a step-by-step guide for nailing four of the most popular ones: Mary Grace Gardner of The Young Professionista says that hiring managers ask this question in part because they want to bring on people who will work for the company for many years.
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Skateboarding has become popular enough in America to get the X Games on ESPN and to launch Tony Hawk to the heights of video game franchise meta-fame, but the essence of the sport is still one that encourages weirdness and creativity, and which is grounded in the individual (and maddeningly repetitive) work of nailing one trick or another.
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At the production's center are three specific artists of the 21st century: Ms. Alyokhina of Pussy Riot; the Russian political performance artist Petr Pavlensky, whose widely reported acts of civil disobedience have included nailing his scrotum to Red Square; and the Ukranian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov, who is in jail in Russia for alleged acts of terrorism.
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This is something I've done a million times in other games like Gran Tursimo, but in VR and with the Vive Pro's optics better able to convey a real sense of speed, my braid started to battle against my instincts as I became more focused on avoiding crashing into walls, instead of nailing corners and exit vectors like I should have been.
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An alum of Saturday Night Live and cocreator of Comedy Central's under-appreciated Detroiters, Robinson specializes in characters who are Unable to Let Things Go, and here, that thing is a door: After nailing a job interview in a café, he tries to pull the door open on his way out, only for the interviewer to tell him it's a push door.
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Michelle Obama might be from the Midwest and live on the East Coast, but no one needs to school her on nailing the business cas' look in L.A. The former First Lady joined some of her colleagues for lunch at the ritzy Gjelina restaurant in Venice ... easily pulling off the beachy business meeting look thanks to those shades, sandals and soft colors.
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The 60s rock 'n' roll icon's sorrowful twangs could only be born from the agony of human existence, and it's not like enjoying a projection of a flattened CGI Roy Orbison, accompanied by a orchestra of actual humans—violinists and cellists and three young back-up singers; a middle-aged blonde woman stoically nailing the guitar riffs—was going to change that fact.
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That has included high profile actions by groups like Pussy Riot — famous for their action in a cathedral and the heavy-handed response, and, just this month, disrupting the World Cup final — as well as artists like Petr Pavlensky, famous for nailing himself to the cobblestones of Red Square and setting the front door of the Russian secret police headquarters on fire.
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But hearing Morris talk about his own career — which launched with the pet cemetery-centered Gates of Heaven in 1978 and includes acclaimed films like 1988's The Thin Blue Line and 2003's The Fog of War: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara — it's abundantly clear that he has committed to "nailing down the now" in his films.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Dec 12 (Reuters) - The dollar jumped against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China, just days before new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports were due to be imposed.
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It's notable that the two guest rappers on the mixtape are a pair of Southern elders (both of whom have faced ample legal trouble, too): Gucci Mane, the sly Atlanta rapper embedded into the DNA of almost every Southern rapper under 25, and Boosie Badazz, the Louisiana rapper who for years has been nailing the blend of tough talk and pathos Kodak Black excels at.
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Add to that non-canon Star Wars works (like books and video games) where the "holocron" is a crystal cube containing holograms of secret Jedi information, HAL 9000's beautiful glass memory panes in 2001: A Space Odyssey, and the storage of artificial intelligence in crystals in the Halo videogame series, and it's clear that science fiction's been nailing this prediction for well over 50 years.
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A lot can happen, and has happened, at the Olympics in the 10.26 seconds that Ledecky spent waiting for the runner-up to finish at last summer's world championships: Justin Gatlin running the 100 meters; Serena Williams winning a point off her serve; Tom Daley falling to earth from the 10-meter platform; Simone Biles nailing a vault; the skeet shooter Vincent Hancock hitting a target.
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It ain't me, it ain't meI ain't no Senator's son, sonIt ain't me, it ain't meI ain't no fortunate one, no — Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son" in 0003 * * * As if the symbolism baked into the ongoing saga of NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick's protests during pregame renditions of the national anthem wasn't heavy-handed enough, here comes league commissioner Roger Goodell absolutely nailing his role.
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The idea was that Disney would populate the site with lots of evergreen content aimed at savvy middle class parents — recent articles included a post on soft-serve pickle-flavored ice cream and kids nailing 80s-style Halloween costumes — to help it build a connection to these consumers that would lead, over time, to trusting and using and exposing kids to other Disney products as they grew up.
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I'm quoting myself a little here, but I think it bears repeating: She, as a black woman, had to be too perfect, had to do it all—be an independent woman and loyal wife to a cheating husband, a mother of three and a sexual temptress, a pop star and a Pitchfork darling, a diva in a hoodie nailing every dance move in six inch heels—just to get here.
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Because last night, against the San Antonio Spurs, he did this: Now, the Spurs are not the same team we've come to know, but LeBron came out with his third 40+ point game of the season, dropping 42, with 20 in the fourth quarter, at one point nailing 14-straight points in four minutes, and even found a way to slide a beautiful 29-foot stepback three. Unbelievable.
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And that, like every detail of the show, was the point: She, as a black woman, had to be too perfect, had to do it all—be an independent woman and loyal wife to a cheating husband, a mother of three and a sexual temptress, a pop star and a Pitchfork darling, a diva in a hoodie nailing every dance move in six inch heels—just to get here.
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And Arquette, who knows a thing or two about playing women driven by some unexplained dark urge within themselves, is so good at nailing the moment during every doctor's visit, during every stopover at a friend's house, during every social encounter, in which Dee Dee flips the power dynamic on a dime and demands that Gypsy re-surrender to her control before others catch on to what's happening.
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Essentially the MVP fitness watch of the running world, Garmin GPS watches are equipped with Garmin Connect to automatically uploads stats on your runs to help progress towards nailing your next PR. By monitoring heart rate at your wrist, counting calories burned, and tracking your all-day activity levels, the Forerunner 35 keeps tabs on your overall wellness even if you're just sitting behind your desk at work.
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When we last covered a funding round for Clari, we noted that the company's laser focus on sales was something that made the company stand out for investors: nailing one aspect of a business's operations without distractions from other parts of the organization and what it could be spending time solving elsewhere (in fact, when you think about it, the very goal that Clari has been aiming to achieve for salespeople through its product).
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The procession that follows includes a naked white man who resembles the slave master and seems to have martyred himself by nailing his arm to a wooden frame; a black woman on hands and feet with a limp white woman draped across her back; and, at the end, a small group of black people depicted in a stereotypical "primitive African" style who gaze at a solo black man confidently striding in the distance.
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A pretty boilerplate setup by Gaga's elaborate theme ball standards,his was more about Gaga front and center, singing "Bad Romance" while nailing that famously nasty choreography; it was Gaga belting show-tune style alone at the piano, releasing just enough vibrato to remind us she's not lip syncing; it was Gaga climbing down into the crowd and kissing a bewildered older cowboy type on the cheek (who must've been a plant, but sure).
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