The mosquito's "nose" isn't a nose in the conventional sense.
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The government regularly sticks its nose in private industry's affairs.
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"We rubbed America's nose in the dirt" (The Associated Press).
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She, too, has trouble finding her nose in the dark.
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Britain wants to put its nose in the porn you watch.
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You won, you don't need to rub anyone's nose in it.
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So breaking Jimmy's nose in between periods makes it all better.
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Breakingviews James P. Gorman is rubbing Goldman Sachs's nose in it.
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What's a big fat punch in the nose in a Delaney administration?
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Her nose in his hair, the smell of him almost unbearably sweet.
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Repeat until your dog is easily placing their nose in the muzzle.
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"It was right underneath our nose in a nice neighborhood," says Beth.
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When Sylvia Fowles broke her nose in May, she did not flinch.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - James Gorman is rubbing Goldman Sachs' nose in it.
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It's on the nose in many ways, but that's what we were after.
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You don't learn these things just by putting your nose in a glass.
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They might consider it a little too on the nose in a certain way.
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In essence, Mark Zuckerberg is not watching you pick your nose in your kitchen.
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Each dog lifts his nose in the air, catching a whiff on the breeze.
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However these would be problems that could explain a "red, shiny nose" in humans.
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As I drove, Ian, our 7-year-old, had his nose in an iPad.
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Everybody had his or her nose in a smartphone, often logged in to Facebook.
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Suddenly, he got back on track, taking the third set to nose in front.
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If he pees on the floor, you've got to rub his nose in it.
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The mouse stuck its nose in the hole in the middle, and a tone played.
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If you've got your nose in Twitter, or even if you're just reading the paper.
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And it is giving its old Sunni rival, Saudi Arabia, a bloody nose in Yemen.
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I think Russia is sticking their nose in almost everything we do, especially our elections.
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He fell back, then sat in a corner with his bloody nose in his hands.
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She once broke her nose in a surfing accident, but is still an avid surfer.
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When the inevitable happens, the most likely injury is a broken nose, in O'Carroll's opinion.
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And that was merely the stuff at the tip of my nose, in plain sight.
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Were you to stick your nose in a glass, you wouldn't pick up on it.
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Chávez (50-3-1, 32 knockouts) started bleeding from the nose in the third round.
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But where it gets pretty on-the-nose in retrospect is how the episode played out.
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Fortunately, you don't need to bury your nose in a novel to get your literary fix.
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Somehow, he knows I'm awake and comes to investigate by sticking his nose in my mouth.
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Right, and you're not going to get that epiphany if you've got your nose in Twitter.
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He ordered Guinness and dipped his nose in it to make me laugh, which I did.
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Some of the examples Quart cites would sound too on-the-nose in a satirical novel.
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"It then cartwheeled tail over the nose in a cloud of sand and dust," Curtis-Taylor wrote.
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She walked in, waved her hand over her nose in disgust and immediately walked out, Knull said.
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She's not unlike Jay in this regard, poking her nose in places where she's certainly not welcome.
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Watch this: When the inevitable happens, the most likely injury is a broken nose, in O'Carroll's opinion.
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China is likely planning to give the United States a "bloody nose" in Asia — economically and militarily.
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He never reached the wall, as Zeno predicted, but he did break his nose in three places.
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Lupus can manifest as a red rash across the face and nose in the shape of a butterfly.
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You might want to think twice about poking your nose in a reptile's business after watching this video.
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I found that the space for the nose in the viewport leaked quite a bit of light in.
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It allows parents to actually suck the snot out of a baby's nose in a safe, hygenic way.
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The new Model S features a Model X-like nose, in line with the recently announced Model 3.
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You never know, there might be a frog monster playing a recorder with its nose in the corner.
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Definitely not one from those sci-fi novels you've always got your nose in—you know that, right?
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"That said, I was not exactly a fan of that band," she continued, wrinkling her nose in disdain.
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It's kind of hard to believe that this is possible without a company sticking its nose in there.
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I always had my nose in a book, and I graduated from Potsdam State Teachers College in 21952.
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His mother kept him inside, his nose in his school books, fearful of the pitfalls beyond the door.
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She raises her hand, but it falls to the floor; she really puts her nose in a book.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean having a perfect attendance record or burying your nose in books (or screens).
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She also sees a psychiatrist, though she wrinkled her nose in disgust when I asked her about medication.
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When officials stick their nose in, a building&aposs residents ask the best-connected among them to pull strings.
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And he has a super-cute smile, I suppose, as well as maybe the cutest nose in the world.
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"These walls are filled with the symbolism of the past thirty years," he said, wrinkling his nose in disgust.
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Basically it's like having little pharmaceutical companies inside of you, on your skin, in your nose, in your ears.
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But some of us have a perpetually runny nose in the winter, even without state-of-emergency-level snowstorms.
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One woman taps her nose in the traditional "I need to go do cocaine in the bathroom" hand gesture.
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He'll be expected to stick his nose in often, and there's a decent chance it ends up getting broken.
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You Yankees, you have done nothing but stick your freakin' nose in our business down here in the South.
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If you have a runny nose in the spring and this happens every year, allergies are the likeliest culprit.
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We wake up to her little wet nose in our faces, probably checking to see if we're still breathing.
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Plain and simple ... Artie's gotta get his nose in tip-top shape, but first and foremost comes his sobriety.
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If they do good then you give them a treat, if they mess up you rub their nose in it.
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He even put his hand right on the shark's nose in an attempt to pry its mouth from the net.
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At the end of the year, you'll have spent a total of 15 days with your nose in a book.
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They're works of rub-your-nose-in-it naturalism, unforgiving and emotionally draining, books that make you squirm, and think.
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The submarine was found with its nose in a hole, its rear extending from the seafloor at a 45 degree angle.
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And while Peth expected the MTV star to be "very nose-in-the-air," she actually made a great first impression.
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When's the last time you saw a 10-year-old girl with her nose in a copy of The Feminine Mystique?
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Or, if you're a bookworm like your friends at WIRED, spend those long, lazy weekends with your nose in a book.
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With surgery, you have to wait months and there's swelling and bruising, but he literally fixed my nose in five minutes.
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McCain, 6900, also had a melanoma removed from his left arm in 2628 and another removed from his nose in 28503.
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This could mean they're always taking courses online, but it can also mean they always have their nose in a book.
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If you keep your nose in your digital devices, you may not be able to smell danger — not to mention cupcakes.
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What if someone knows about all those times you picked your nose in the car and wiped it on the side.
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Merkel looked expectantly at Trump multiple times, but Trump just stared straight ahead, his nose in the air and fingers clasped.
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In the winter of 1972, he was arrested and charged with assault after fracturing a waitress' nose in a Manchester nightclub.
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Fowles took a palm to her nose in the confrontation at the rim, but Coffey received the brunt of the impact.
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He was arrested after breaking a man's nose in a fight and arrested after throwing a man through a glass window.
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Mr. Lacey puts his nose in their mouth and blows when they are teeny to get them used to the feel.
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But by Episode 2 he finds out that rubbing an enemy's nose in his success doesn't always produce the desired reaction.
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Cyborg broke the Swede's nose in the opening exchanges of the second round with a right-hand landing on the button.
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While there are times when the "keep our nose in the tent" argument is persuasive, this situation is not one of them.
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Unless the spit lands directly in your mouth or nose—in which case, your odds of infection are slightly higher, he says.
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Celtics PF Daniel Theis suffered a broken nose in Friday's loss and is questionable for the team's two-game road trip. 3.
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Auger-Aliassime regrouped and was on the attack again in the second, grabbing the early break to nose in front 4-2.
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Nevada, at this stage, looks like a closer race, but Clinton has her nose in front — she's up 21625 points, per RCP.
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Although presented with a golden opportunity to rub Hamilton's nose in it, Vettel denied there was extra satisfaction winning after the Briton's taunt.
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It's not first class, but it doesn't rub your nose in that fact the way some economy cabins (and some GM cars) do.
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"So my son has been lurking here and constantly has his nose in the phone reading and laughing at stuff here," she wrote.
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Accordingly, talks have restarted and the EU is ready to hold its nose in dealing with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's authoritarian administration.
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Meanwhile, populism got a bloody nose in the poll with Geert Wilder's Party for Freedom (PVV) coming second with fewer votes than expected.
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Rather than accept responsibility myself, I decided 'I'll blame somebody else…' At the time I was up to my nose in 'God dammit!
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A love for reading and art Her counselor Denise James remembers seeing Love during lunch breaks with her nose in a paperback book.
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You can add another item to the list of things people will put up their nose in search of a buzz: chocolate powder.
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Barack Obama hit it on the nose in New Zealand -- saying hello the right way by pressing his face up against his hosts.
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I stick my nose in a glass of the raw stuff and it reminds me of ripe soft summer fruits in a bowl.
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If you dip your nose in the glass the way you sniff wine, you'll overwhelm the olfactory cells linked to your taste buds.
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We give a ton of creative input, but I don't spend 700 years arguing over something like Nicole Kidman's nose in 'The Hours.
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In 2010, a storm piled so much snow on the plane that it tipped back, its nose in the air, Mr. Stinar said.
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I mean, they open it up, blow their nose in it, and then put it back in their pockets with their other valuables.
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"Do we want to be publicly naming countries that back down, and potentially embarrass allies or rub their nose in it?" they said.
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The younger Pliny lived to write them because, characteristically, he had his nose in a book and declined to join his uncle's expedition.
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In the video, Opal sticks her nose in the air and begins to wag her tail as Forrest gets out of his truck.
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The President enjoys touting his supposed negotiating expertise -- despite a record of failed deals -- along with sticking his nose in other countries' political affairs.
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Voters who held their nose in the voting booth appear to have preferred someone new over someone who had been in politics for decades.
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Dozens of passengers on the flight yesterday started bleeding from their ears and nose in a complete panic as they were gasping for air.
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Heller only won by a nose in 20163 -- and the health care debacle makes this state the most likely to flip next year. 2.
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In this loose adaptation the stage directions are included, as when Hippolyte blows his nose in a sock, and later ejaculates into another one.
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After having the best of the opening stanza, Makabu threw a hellacious left hand to knock Bellew down, shattering his nose in the process.
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Holleeder, 19923, nicknamed "The Nose" in Dutch media, is best known for his earlier conviction in the 1983 kidnapping of beer tycoon Freddy Heineken.
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Instead, year-over-year wage growth has declined since the end of last year to 2.5 percent, just a nose in front of inflation.
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It's too focused on the way that Logan rubs Kendall's nose in the bad thing he's done, just to remind his son who's boss.
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Long after I finished "The Idiot," I looked at every lanky girl with her nose in a book on the subway and thought: Selin.
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If the tone was shorter than 1.5 seconds, the mouse would get a reward only for putting its nose in the hole on the right.
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Perhaps, as an homage to the comic, we see Angela and her child driving home, her kid sporting a bloody nose, in the next scene.
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"It boils down to: do we want the Commission to put its nose in the affairs of the national type-approval authorities?" one diplomat said.
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Like most high-risk investments, this leaves opportunity for reaching ridiculous levels of wealth (meaning you can finally blow your nose in hundred dollar bills).
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Tough genes might run in the family, as the little boy gained a bruise and a bloody nose in early December after attempting to walk.
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A cop told me that these guys were snorting more up their nose in one night then he made in a year, even with overtime.
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The Spaniard broke back immediately after the restart to draw level at 3-3 and then held to 15 to get his nose in front.
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"There are a whole bunch of areas that the federal government has no business sticking its nose in," Cruz said to hollers here in Hooksett.
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She retains the confidence of a precocious only-child who grew up with her nose in a book and largely in the company of adults.
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It's been completely flattened by years of me using it as an extra cushion when I sleep, its lost eyes and nose in the laundry.
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Of the 20 who ran in the Belmont Stakes, eight finished second, including the Baffert-trained Real Quiet, who lost by a nose in 217.
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Three didn't run, and of the 20 who did, eight finished second, including the Baffert-trained Real Quiet, who lost by a nose in 1998.
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There's more people there than I expected, but I walk the flagstone path around one section of the garden with my nose in my book.
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It was hard to even step outside without seeing someone with their nose in their phone, app open, flicking many a Poké Ball across their screen.
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Los Angeles Angels catcher Jonathan Lucroy suffered a concussion and a broken nose in a home-plate collision with the Houston Astros' Jake Marisnick on Sunday.
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"Who's a good boy?" you probably say, as they frantically claw at your face and lovingly coat your nose in a juicy dollop of wet saliva.
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But by the time he was at home looking at his original nose in the mirror, he'd already infected the doc, the anesthesiologist, and the nurse.
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He talked about passionate kisses that miss the mark so that ''you wind up with the tip of her nose in the corner of your mouth.
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C Zac Rinaldo, who does not wear a visor, appeared to break his nose in the first period on Friday night but stayed in the game.
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In college at The University of Texas at Austin, he cultivated relationships with professors, interned, and kept his nose in the books and his GPA high.
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Next morning, I'm blowing my nose in the shower and I feel almost like a balloon inside my head blow up and swole up my other eye.
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Even when Murray got his nose in front and served for the match the nerves were still jangling as he double-faulted on his first match point.
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BURGER KING TREATING TERMINALLY ILL DOG TO FREE CHEESEBURGERS Buddy continues to poke his nose in the couch as his tail seems to wag faster and faster.
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"The old saying is once that camel gets the nose in the tent, you can't stop them from coming the rest of the way in," Staver said.
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The fact that Tonya can joke about Jeff punching her in the nose in her on-camera interviews only proves how disconnected she is from it all.
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The Lion Air crash in October raised concerns about that new software, an automated flight control system that can push down the plane's nose in certain situations.
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It is also a debut of sorts for the perfumery scion Olivier Polge, who took over for his father, Jacques, as the house's resident nose in 2013.
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Belcher says he suffered a broken nose in the attack which required 4 surgeries to fix -- along with a head injury, concussion and physical and emotional trauma.
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His sculptures can be funny: Rumpelstiltskin looks like a red Mayan sun, dancing sideways with his long tongue pointing in one direction and his long nose in another.
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He wrinkled his nose in disgust at the mere mention of the word "pivot," though he conceded he wants to get on to broader discussion of the economy.
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She's a spoiled, arrogant brat that sticks her nose in other people's business, often with disastrous results—the 1800s version of a messy bitch who lives for drama.
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"It would be dangerous to do a nose in 3-D," Leonardo Ugolini, 47, said as he completed the sand version of the famous lineup of American presidents.
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Halep and Sharapova both made nervy starts, with neither able to hold serve until the seventh game, when the Russian finally managed to get her nose in front.
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"I am checking all the tactical-voting sites to cast my vote to achieve Remain," he says, even if it means "holding one's nose" in the polling booth.
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He has continued to play despite breaking his nose in October and having oral surgery in November after two teeth were damaged during a game against Montana State.
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The final shot, taking place some time after the main action, seeks a character rather than follows one and is shamelessly on the nose in the allegory department.
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The antenna in the nose in the guidance section [of the missile] sees the reflected energy and then corrects to intercept that reflective energy, the Raytheon officials told Warrior.
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He's the same officer who came to investigate her just days before, after she broke her ex-boyfriend's nose in a fit of jealous rage over his new squeeze.
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A small, pretty blonde with a killer fashion sense, she was far too busy keeping her nose in the air to even notice the longing gazes of her admirers.
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"Hanoi summit gives us a lesson that whenever Pompeo pokes his nose in, the talks go wrong without any results even from the point close to success," Kwon said.
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What if right under your nose, in the neglected stacks of old breaks and busted beats, there's gems to be (re)discovered, hiding in more or less plain sight.
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Lucroy, 73, was reinstated from the injured list Wednesday after he was concussed and broke his nose in a collision with the Houston Astros' Jake Marisnick on July 7.
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It may also give itself a bloody nose in Asia, where big buyers are ramping up supplies from elsewhere and say they don't want to pay more for fuel.
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The imaging techniques showed subtle differences—like a slightly shorter, more upturned nose—in babies whose mothers drank alcohol, even at the lowest amounts, compared those those who abstained.
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He's leaning back in his chair and squeezing the top of his nose, in a visible display of exhaustion—a position he stays in for the hour we're together.
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I had an exam the next day and my nose in a biology textbook when this strawberry blonde girl asked if anyone knew how to get to the observatory.
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Kindle If you know a girl who always has her nose in a book, gift her a Kindle that gives her access to millions of books, magazines, and audiobooks.
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Equally he could not live as the man who did not speak out when such an injustice was perpetrated under his nose, in his own personal sphere of operation.
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Having heard that, I watched it, and I have to admit I was assuming it was going to be very on the nose in that way, and it's not.
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After Will escaped his near-death situation, Pieter hid Will, now overcome with guilt for allowing the doomed plane to take off, under Azikiwe's nose in the general's mining camp.
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Which might be why, according to Marie Claire, people are even remotely considering jamming a piece of PVC pipe up their nose in the hopes of a more sculpted look.
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Blueface's concert suddenly turned into a massive brawl ... and the show ended early when the rapper hopped off the stage and stuck his nose in the middle of the fight!!!
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People weren't the only ones going outside and enjoying the rare storm; a pup named Maggie ran around her backyard in Amarillo and dug her nose in the fresh snowfall.
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Though the Weeknd did appear visibly miffed at one point, their lip-locking never stopped — with the singer planting a sweet kiss on his girlfriend's nose in one adorable moment.
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Joshua kept his composure after suffering a bloodied nose in the first round and eventually dropped and stopped Povetkin with brutal right-hand, left hook combinations in the seventh round.
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Farrah Franklin, a former Destiny's Child singer, got busted for public intoxication -- note the red nose in her mug shot -- and allegedly told police she should've downed even more alcohol.
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We broke the story ... Kevin Jr. was arrested for assault for punching his father in the nose in a New Jersey parking lot after Sr. put him in a headlock.
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One person calls books "physical books," as if they were an inconvenient subset, and another refers to libraries as "passive repositories"—a phrase that wrinkles its nose in perceptible scorn.
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Everywhere I went over the course of reporting the book, I saw evidence to count towards both: Artist-types wandering the streets of Paris with their nose in a phone.
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The "Blogger" bag, ironically or intentionally, is a little on-the-nose in terms of what we spot most often on our feeds (and on often-photographed fashion-show-goers).
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A New Jersey man died after being infected with Naegleria fowleri, also known as the "brain-eating amoeba," a rare infection that is contracted through the nose in fresh water.
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As they round the bend, Apple is a nose in front with a market cap of $936 billion, while Amazon raced above $900 billion for the first time ever Wednesday.
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As the issue with China shows, however, that can be a challenge, as what appeals to the nose in one country can send consumers racing to find fresh air somewhere else.
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In her videos, she embraces the ironic humor that defines both TikTok memes and the whole egirl thing, like the one where she defiantly cakes her cheeks and nose in blush.
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If time that passed between the two tones was longer than 1.5 seconds, the mouse would get a reward only if it put its nose in the hole on the left.
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" John Weaver, Kasich's chief strategist, responded to Spicer after the interview, tweeting: "Spicer can't carry McCain's or Kasich's socks, but will keep his nose in Trump's jock, for another week. Legacies?
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Shannon Sharpe wanted to rub Skip Bayless' nose in LeBron James' greatness Monday morning -- so, he put on the goat head, ditched his sleeves ... and even busted out a Black & Mild!
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I don't think it's very edifying to have your nose in every corner of modern popular culture, but I've got nephews and daughters playing me things and I just dig music.
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Thurman started to bleed from his nose in the fifth round and looked beaten but he recovered in the middle of the fight to win several rounds and shake Pacquiao's confidence.
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Maui soon took over, dragging me forward, wanting to bury her nose in everything, to taste everything, to see everything in a place that had long since become lifeless to me.
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It's a warning in the eye of a hurricane, too goofy in its aesthetics to register as art, and too on-the-nose in its storytelling to land as a metaphor.
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On "Geraldo," he choked John Metzger of the White Aryan Resistance, who had called him an "Uncle Tom," and the host, Geraldo Rivera, suffered a broken nose in the ensuing brawl.
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Mr. Poling said Vietnam's overall aim was to deter Chinese aggression in the sea by developing the ability to at least give China a "bloody nose" in a hypothetical military conflict.
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She's really emotional and confused right now but all I can see is that she's going to ruin our lives because her mom stuck her nose in where it didn't belong.
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He got in my face and started yelling at me, telling me I was flushing my entire career down my nose in front of everyone, including Demi Moore and Bruce Willis.
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Whoopi Goldberg's sweet baby boy is getting hitched to his longtime love, and there won't be a dry nose in the house ... because we're talking about an adorable dog wedding here.
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It looks a little like the trailer for The Purge: Election Year, which came out in the summer of 2016 and already felt a little on the nose in that political climate.
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So, Patterson drove home with all of the windows down and his shirt over his mouth and nose in an attempt to block the stench of rotting whale blubber filling the car.
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Much like previous seasons, the Dowager Countess spends most of season six haranguing members of her family and staff about Downton-related issues and generally sticking her nose in everyone else's business.
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I have to plug my nose in churches so I don't snort-laugh when earnest men sensually strum guitars and croon about wanting the spirit of the lord to fall upon them.
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Seriously, when things in life get more stressful than stealthing past a horde of Clickers, you'll be thankful for a moment of self-care with your nose in a Savage Starlight comic.
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"They have pushed their politics in our faces, then rubbed our nose in it," Mary Snow, a 63-year-old financial manager and Seattle Seahawks fan from Oregon, said of the kneeling players.
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You've seen the YouTube tutorials (google "Blackhead Removal SHOCKING Video" — or don't), the DIY facial-scrub recipes, and yes, even the little black dots all over your nose in your 258x magnifying mirror.
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Earlier this week, the "Cruise" singer shared a hilarious clip of his wife holding a piece of bacon over his nose in an attempt to rouse him from his slumber, to no avail.
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I had buried my nose in nighttime reads of romantic poetry since the age of 13, laying starry-eyed under the posters of my biggest boy-band crushes, pretending they were my audience.
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The victim had a bloody lip and nose in addition to stomach and rib pain, reports WLNY-TV, which said Caruthers walked into court Wednesday with his head down and refused to speak.
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A team of French researchers are studying how bread's crumb-and-crust structure lends itself to the release of these smell molecules into the nose, in hedonistic pursuit of understanding the finer things.
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Former Roland Garros junior champion Cilic, bidding to reach the semi-finals for the first time after falling in the quarter-finals 12 months ago, kept his nose in front in the fourth.
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And if you didn't think this decision was already ill-advised, Saldana wears makeup to darken her complexion (which some critics have straight up called blackface) and a prosthetic nose in the film.
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I don't remember exactly when I fell in love with cipher puzzles, but I spent a lot of time as a child with my nose in puzzle books, trying to figure them out.
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A lot of times when I'm hanging out with a group of people, or even just one person, I look around and everyone is sitting in silence with their nose in their phones.
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"[The] Hanoi summit gives us a lesson that whenever Pompeo pokes his nose in, the talks go wrong, without any results even from the point close to success," the North Korean official said.
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Because the feeling was that stories that you could write with perfect impunity would suddenly become controversial within the government if you rubbed their nose in the fact that you were flouting classification.
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Displayed in plastic frames on the bathroom wall is a towel that Joe Strummer once blew his nose in, as well as another towel used by the singer Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music.
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The dog just couldn't stomach the thought of spending each day tackling humanity's darkest problems, sticking her nose in suitcases and backpacks and shoeboxes, hoping against hope that a bomb wasn't lurking inside.
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Peters said the retailer was all good with her taking time off at first, but then stuck their nose in her biz and 86'd her the day she was supposed to return.
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I earned my peace by helping inmates write their letters and translating for non-Italian speakers, but I was always quiet and withdrawn, my nose in a book or running laps of the yard.
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Who gets this excited about a guy stretching a rubber band between his toes and his nose, in an age when we can easily see snowboarders causing avalanches and dogs riding ponies, every day?
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" He also appeared to blame Pompeo for the collapse of the Hanoi talks, saying that summit "gives us a lesson that whenever Pompeo pokes his nose in, the talks go wrong without any results.
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Much more remains to be done, including reining in a notorious mullah, Abdul Aziz, who has praised the Pakistani Taliban and promotes sectarian hatred from right under the government's nose in Islamabad's Red Mosque.
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The two went toe-to-toe in the third set, with neither able to gain a decisive advantage until Kohlschreiber got his nose in front in the tiebreak and converted his third match point.
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Luckily, I was able to rally my spirits and stick my nose in a book I had with me, one I could feel pretty sure everyone else wouldn't be reading at the same time.
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Also in the park are an FBI agent (Jon Hamm) and the ambitious Scruggs (Olivia Wilde), who are a little too on the nose in grousing about the lack of pizzazz in their assignments.
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But the conundrum that heredity addresses is really much more general: What is the nature of instruction that allows an organism to build a psyche, or a nose— any nose—in the first place?
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"I have asthma and allergies, and my chest really hurts," said Beatriz Lerma, a white face mask over her mouth and nose in a clinic at an evacuation center in Petaluma, west of the fires.
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Porzingis, who suffered a broken nose in a loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night, played but was limited to 21 minutes due to foul trouble, and finished with 11 points and nine rebounds.
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The candy's elements—licorice, salt, and, no joke, ammonium chloride—hit your tongue, throat, and nose in various combinations as the black morsel dissolves in your mouth over the course of a minute or two.
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"What are you reading?" she asks me, picking up one of the two paperbacks I've brought with me, scanning the back cover and opening it at random to bury her nose in the crepey musk.
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After getting her nose in front again, Williams brought up match point on Gatto-Monticone's serve, pumping her fists furiously before wrapping up the encounter following a lengthy rally and rapid exchange at the net.
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In a private room, there was something untoward going on around the table, but we would never find out, since they slammed the door on my face when I tried to stick my nose in.
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A Nigerian-American friend, when asked about the dish, wrinkled his nose in the specific way many grown children react to the hard-to-love foods of their childhood; Mr. Uduh considers it a specialty.
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"There is a bit of a game where, O.K., the guy spied for us, we got what we wanted, and now that we're out, we're not going to rub your nose in it," he said.
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"It gives voters unhappy with the major party choices an easy out when talking to pollsters, even though they may hold their nose in the voting booth and pick the D or R," Murray said.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... the 36-year-old Russian superstar was accused of bashing Jamie Frontz in the face during a June 2018 attack in Big Bear, CA -- breaking her nose in the process.
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If it has heavy legs, you can tell that the wine is either going to be high alcohol, or have a fuller body — and that&aposs all before you stick your nose in the glass.
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Amid all this, "distraction" serves, increasingly, as a way to brush off inconvenient criticism and disagreement and ride indignantly into the sunset on a moral high horse, nose in the air, toward what really matters.
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She loves putting her nose in it, she loves lying down in it like it's a bathtub, and — crucially — she loves to run into a carpeted area with mud all over her paws and lower body.
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His dilemma is: Should he push Mary to achieve her potential, or let her just be a normal, happy, well-adjusted kid who plays outside instead of sitting in her room with her nose in textbooks?
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A week earlier, 13-year-old Aldrinne Pineda — whose nickname had been Ilong, or "nose" in English, when he was alive — had been shot in the hip by a police officer while playing near his home.
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Kristaps Porzingis, who suffered a broken nose in a loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night, played but was limited to 21 minutes due to foul trouble, and finished with 11 points and nine rebounds.
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We all know someone who always keeps their nose in a book, whether it's with reading, writing, or planning ahead and with the holiday season here, it's the perfect opportunity to get them something they'll enjoy.
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Indianapolis Colts QB Chad Kelly is being sued by Von Miller's personal cameraman -- who claims Chad socked him in the face while drunk and high at a party in 2018 ... breaking his nose in the process.
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With a nod to Nikolai Gogol's 1836 short story "The Nose" — in which a Russian bureaucrat wakes up to find that his nose has seditiously left his face — Mr. Baldessari made much of independent-minded noses.
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In an atmosphere of skyrocketing college expenses and a surge in popularity of STEM fields, burying your nose in a musty copy of "The Canterbury Tales" is hardly seen as a productive use of time or money.
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In this new parallel life, I'm meant to write for hours at a time in a fancy Moleskine notebook; to walk around with my nose in a book and a Ticonderoga #2 pencil tucked behind my ear.
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It's surprisingly simple: Instead of trawling through Twitter or hitting up Instagram whenever I've had a few minutes to spare waiting for a train, I've been opening the Kindle app and sticking my nose in a book.
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Brietbart's use of an unrelated Weather Channel video to back up false claims that the earth is getting colder just didn't sit well with the weather reporting service, which rarely if ever sticks its nose in anything political.
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He wields his powers of intimidation as easily as he handles Lucille, lording over the workers at the factory and gleefully rubbing Dwight's nose in the fact that Dwight's ex, Sherry, is now in Negan's harem of wives.
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The festivities will feature full-size working replicas of the two steam engines that faced each other, nose to nose, in an iconic photograph taken of a celebration held the day the cross-country rail line was completed.
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"We expect to come in bang on the nose in and around a deficit of 0.2 percent this year as projected, with the good things being counteracted by overruns in other areas," Prime Minister Leo Varadkar told parliament.
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"The old saying is, once that camel gets the nose in the tent, you can't stop them from coming the rest of the way in," Mat Staver, the group's chairman, told conservative news outlet OneNewsNow, according to NBC.
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He looks into the middle distance, and rubbing his forefingers and thumb together in front of his nose in the way Italians do to indicate the union of aroma and emotion, utters, "Carne buona; I'm smelling it now."
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" Twelve hours after this meeting, the summary states, "Trump again brought up McCabe's wife's campaign 'out of the blue' and 'rubbed his nose in it,' asking McCabe how his wife felt about losing, insinuating she was a loser.
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Instead of landing haymakers and replicas of the kick that put a dent in Cormier's nose in the first round, Johnson leaned on an inexplicable clinch-and-grind wrestling game plan which, apparently, his coaches didn't co-sign.
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"I think if the mindset shifted to 'let's invest in our future,' instead of 'let's throw trillions of dollars into something that we probably shouldn't even have our nose in,' then the money would be there," she said.
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McCain has repeatedly been treated for skin cancer, having had four melanomas removed: one on his shoulder, in 1993; one on his left arm and one on his left temple, in 2000; and one on his nose, in 2002.
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The state has provided its fair share of thrills in the past, giving George W. Bush a bloody nose in 2000 when John McCain beat him there and providing a platform to "Pitchfork" Pat Buchanan in 1992 and 1996.
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BAIER: But the Russian thing did upset some in the foreign policy realm in that Russia going to meet Kim Jong-un, Leslie, saying essentially remember us, and what are you doing, and maybe sticking their nose in it.
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But no amount of support, royal or otherwise, could lift Williams to the level she needed on Saturday, Andreescu breaking the former world number one to open the final and never letting her opponent get her nose in front.
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The festivities also will feature full-size working replicas of the two steam engines seen facing each other, nose to nose, in an iconic photograph from that day, with crewmen crowded around the locomotives toasting the occasion with whiskey.
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As is almost always the case with these terrifying videos, at least one passenger can be seen not putting his nose in the oxygen mask, a dangerous mistake you must avoid if you ever find yourself in a flight emergency.
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In some of the booths, enormous stainless-steel machines touted features like "vaveless expansion technology"; giant glass flask and beaker rigs towered over their sales teams like props that would seem too on-the-nose in a mad scientist laboratory scene.
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Voters angry about corruption, unemployment and shoddy basic services then gave the ANC a bloody nose in August local elections, turning to opposition parties such as the Democratic Alliance, seen as a largely "white" party, and the leftist Economic Freedom Fighters.
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Holding midfielder Rudy, who started against the Swedes, broke his nose in that game, but should he be fit to play he would probably be picked ahead of Khedira, who admitted his own performance in their opener against Mexico was bad.
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At issue was the fact that Tiana, the first-ever Black Disney princess from 2009's The Princess and the Frog, appeared to have both lighter skin and a narrower nose in the Wreck-It Ralph 2 trailer and images.
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His loving and tormented relationship with Big Angel, the older brother who broke his nose in a fistfight but who wants him to crawl into his deathbed, is one of the many touching relationships rendered with grace and empathy by Urrea.
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The truth is, investors would do well to be concerned about how ExxonMobil remains blind to the inroads being made by renewable energy, although it is happening around the world, even — ironically enough — under its nose in Texas, its home state.
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Given Trump's low approval ratings that have improved somewhat in recent weeks to the low 40% range, and the history of first-term presidents getting a bloody nose in midterm polls, the economy is the best card the GOP can play.
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"The more time I spend with him working with him, the more I realize I don't bet against his instincts," Kushner said, despite polling and historical data that suggest Trump could be heading for a bloody nose in two weeks.
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I stuck my nose in sacks of za'atar and sumac in the city's frenetic bazaar and watched two teen lovebirds — she in a hijab, he in jeans — kiss behind a tree in a park where no one could see but God.
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He then kept his nose in front of Fowler and Spieth for a one-shot victory, making clutch putts down the stretch, including a nerve-jangling five-footer for par at the penultimate hole, to shoot 71 and finish on 15-under 273.
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Boeing's checklist for pilots tells them to "control airplane pitch attitude manually with control column and main electric trim as needed" before hitting cut-out switches and turning to a rarely used manual wheel to keep the plane's nose in the proper position.
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Find alternatives that don't injure or scare your woman; do not shake coffee cans full of loose change at her, smack her on the nose with a newspaper (you can't trust them anyway), or rub her nose in the aborted uterine lining.
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So the fact that Clinton won by a nose in lily-white Iowa is a good sign for her, because it suggests she's likely to do even better in states like South Carolina and Nevada where many Democratic voters are black or Hispanic.
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Because he had done research on the wrong animal model — a type of monkey that could not be infected orally — Dr. Simon Flexner, the director of the prestigious new Rockefeller Institute, insisted that polio infected through the nose, in dust or sneezes.
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Kljestan was deemed so valuable in this match that Marsch stuck with 10 players on the field for more than 12 minutes while Kljestan tried to stem the bleeding from his nose in the 24th minute after a collision on a header.
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The plot is a maybe a bit too on the nose in the way it drives this point home – Turner's inevitable love interest is Katie (Mary McCusker), a local veterinarian who operates out of her home – but is that really a problem?
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The method allowed him to create the illusion that perhaps he was only joking, like an insult comic who creates an exciting kind of tension by behaving in a way that might earn a punch in the nose in any other setting.
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The study, conducted by Lancaster University, analyzed data from the Lancashire Constabulary in the U.K. An ad that says, "If England gets beaten, so will she," shows a woman with blood on her lips and nose in a cross shape – resembling the flag of England.
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The Labour government tried to redefine Britishness to mean support for cosmopolitan liberalism (according to Andrew Neather, one of Tony Blair's speechwriters, some in the party wanted to use mass immigration to "rub the Right's nose in diversity and render their arguments out of date").
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Jimmy Nigg, Jr., the nephew of Steven Nigg, the 60-year-old man who allegedly attacked Fogle and bloodied his nose in prison in January, tells PEOPLE that Fogle has gained between 20 and 30 pounds since the start of his sentence last November.
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" The idea that something is lost by spending time in an imaginary world while being present in the physical one isn't exactly new: Most people have probably heard of someone being criticized for reading too much, spending their days with their "nose in a book.
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With existing systems, patients spend months learning that they have to think "now I want to move my right toe" and then "I want to wiggle my nose" in order to move a computer cursor up to the top right corner of a webpage, say.
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This additional Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) was added to provide protection against an aerodynamic stall, which mostly occurs at lower airspeed, by programming the computer to stop pilots from raising the nose: in short, it fights pilot input to prevent the plane from stalling.
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But she also had a poster of the planets in her bedroom, because her mom had loved outer space, and she was proud to say she always had her "nose in a book," just as her grandmother told her that her mother always had.
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Yet Kaling's script frequently proves too on-the-nose in tackling those issues, beginning with the thinly veiled hazing to which Molly is subjected, and the dismissive way she's treated by the writing staff, which includes characters played by Reid Scott ("Veep") and Hugh Dancy ("Hannibal").
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Their first meeting in 1976 set the tone when Real's Roberto Martinez broke his nose in a collision with Bayern goalkeeper Sepp Maier and a fan known as The Bernabeu Madman ran on to the pitch and attacked Austrian referee Erich Lineayer and Bayern striker Gerd Mueller.
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Ferris is the embodiment of entitlement, lying and manipulating his way through every situation, rubbing his sister's nose in their parents' total double standards for their kids, gaslighting any authority figure he can find, and flouting all concern for laws and rules of common human decency.
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Whether you want to watch the New England Patriots play the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII or catch some adorable fluffy friends go nose to nose in the Kitten Bowl and the Puppy Bowl, you can easily stream all three big games with this handy device.
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In 1978, when Cherry was coaching the Bruins in the finals against Montreal, Boston's Stan Jonathan broke Pierre Bouchard's nose in a flurry of punches, but the replay was not shown on TV. Cherry believed that fighting was a big part of the game and should be showcased.
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" Other tidbits fans learn throughout the interview is that Lopez's first crush was on a boy with a "big nose" in third grade; that she appreciates Max's sense of humor, "incredible vocabulary" and big heart; and she loves the fact that Emme is artistic, a great singer and "always happy.
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It's cool that they attempted something like that, but ultimately the tone of that film is, "We're better than this silly shot-on-video movie," and it has this nose-in-the-air quality to it, weirdly, like the first film's ridiculous or something because it's a found footage movie.
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" And there it stayed, until last year, when an intern came across a letter written in 1950 referring to a "marble bust of John Brown," the abolitionist whose 1859 raid on Harpers Ferry is viewed as a precursor to the Civil War, that had lost its nose "in an accident.
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Wang Yi, the foreign minister, told journalists that Mr Lee was "first and foremost a Chinese citizen"—implying that Mr Wang's British counterpart, Philip Hammond, who happened to be visiting China this week, had no right to poke his nose in (Mr Hammond said British diplomats had "urgently inquired" about Mr Lee's whereabouts).
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And with all the firings, President Trump has sent the unmistakable message to Justice Department and other law enforcement officials that if they refuse to toe the White House line — or if they poke their nose in places the White House doesn't want them too — they may not keep their jobs for long.
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I wept to think that Never should I speak a dear husband's name Nor kiss his darling bushy-bearded face Nor bury my nose in his rank T-shirt Nor live by his side and die in his bed, likely At tender age, in throes of childbirth DUKE: Dear Isabel — ISABELLA:Not finished.
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Serbia's prime minister, Aleksandar Vucic, who has struggled to balance strong pro-Russian sentiment in his country with his own policy of shifting cautiously toward the West, was outraged to hear that Russian citizens and Serbian nationalists had been working together under his nose in Belgrade to stage a coup in Montenegro.
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Everyone is so concerned for everyone else — husband and wife help each other move, the analyst's sister (also his lover, it turns out) sticks her nose in everywhere, and by the end, each character has a new partner and it seems that the world has reshuffled into better order, at least for the moment.
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" In July 2015, EPA official Jennifer Crooks said in a summary of an agency meeting on Flint that "it doesn't make sense to discuss with the state what happened in the past ... as the state sees the lead levels climbing, I don't see the benefit in rubbing their nose in the fact that we're right and they're wrong.
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The piece was a sweet paean to his makeup man Danny Striepeke, then 22016 years old and retiring, a 18653-year Hollywood veteran who had started by giving Elvis Presley his tan in "Viva Las Vegas" and Laurence Olivier his Roman nose in "Spartacus" and ended by turning Mr. Hanks into a policeman, an astronaut, an Army Ranger, an F.B.I. agent, a Master of the Universe, a Slavic tourist stuck in an airport, Santa Claus and a Harvard professor of symbology.
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Meanwhile, a second set of performers, in their own connected but distinct plots, provide the comic relief: Alan Ruck as the oldest sibling, son of Roy's first wife, who makes a show of staying out of the business while sticking his nose in wherever he can; Nicholas Braun as a bumpkin cousin who stumbles into a role at the company; and especially Matthew Macfadyen as the sister's fiancé, a feckless suck-up out of a Waugh novel who's Mr. Armstrong's most original creation.
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" Mallarino's parenting blunder and the congressman's ill reputation and suspicious behavior, in the end, aren't the cartoonist's chief concerns: "Bones are the only things that matter; in them, in the shape of the skull and the angle of the nose, in the width of the forehead and the strength or trepidation of a jaw and the dimples on a chin, their delicate or brusque slopes, their more or less intense shadows, there lies the reputation and the image: Give me a bone and I shall move the world.
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